Buck Warranty Dept Email?

[ehhh]

Hey guys, does Buck have an email for their warranty dept (or anyone from that dept on this site)? I only found a phone number, but my only phone is a cell phone and if I can avoid using minutes I would like to.

I'm wondering because I want to send a knife in for replacement parts and I don't want to just send it in without telling them.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Maverick4546]

Email Joe Houser he is a star.... I am sure he will be able to help you

Mav

 

[ehhh]

Thanks for the quick response, I will try emailing him.

 

[Maverick4546]

Cool he is a great great guy

 

[chickentrax]

If you are trying to contact Buck Knives by email for warranty/repair questions, email -

Joe Houser
Director of Consumer Relations, Buck Knives Inc.
Buck Collectors Club Administrator
JHouser@buckknives.com

And Mr. Houser should be able to help you with your warranty/repair questions.

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I'm wondering because I want to send a knife in for replacement parts...

Replace damaged parts, you mean???

 

[ehhh]

If you are trying to contact Buck Knives by email for warranty/repair questions, email -

Joe Houser
Director of Consumer Relations, Buck Knives Inc.
Buck Collectors Club Administrator
JHouser@buckknives.com

And Mr. Houser should be able to help you with your warranty/repair questions.

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Replace damaged parts, you mean???

Mr. Houser was very helpful, thank you guys.

I actually need parts completely replaced because I bought a disassembled, abused, orphan of a Buck/Strider 881. I would post pictures, but it's a mess and probably not too interesting (except seeing the internals I guess). It's in pieces, missing some screws, the pivot, washers and the blade is beaten and chipped in many places.

It was cheap and I plan on making a project out of the knife, probably have it reprofiled completely by a custom maker if the thumbstuds can be removed and put back, and then possibly handrub the blade to a high polish if I'm feeling up to it (I already bought some sandpaper).

 

[tka1]

that sounds like quite the project. i for one would love to see pictures of the project as it progresses!