I went to cutleryshoppe.com after I saw it recommended by someone at the spyderco forum. I looked and as far as I can tell they have some of the best prices around. I searched cutlery shoppe in the blade forums search and found nothing. So, has anybody had good experiences with this site?
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Have people had good experiences with cutlery shoppe?
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I have had good experiences with at least 4 purchases.
Ordered a Spyderco Moran sprint and a DMT aligner kit a week and a day ago. I ordered just as the Aligner kits went out of stock. Called CS and Jeff told me when it would be in and the reason why. The Moran is reserved for me while I wait for the Aligner kit.
You're ok to order from Cutlery Shoppe.
C
Ordered a Spyderco Moran sprint and a DMT aligner kit a week and a day ago. I ordered just as the Aligner kits went out of stock. Called CS and Jeff told me when it would be in and the reason why. The Moran is reserved for me while I wait for the Aligner kit.
You're ok to order from Cutlery Shoppe.
C
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I haven't purchase a lot from them, do most of my shopping at New Graham's, but any time I used Cutlery Shoppe the transaction went smooth and easy.
Paul
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Paul
My Personal Website ---- Beginners Guide to Spyderco Collecting ---- Kiwimania ---- Spydiewiki
Dead horses beaten, sacred cows tipped, chimeras hunted when time permits.
WTC # 1458 - 1504 - 1508 - Never Forget, Never Forgive!
It's easy to grin when your ship comes in and good fortune and fame are your lot, but the man worthwhile is the man who can smile with his shorts twisted up in a knot. - Morey Amsterdam
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They have been around for a long while. Before the explosion of the commercial use of the web.
Always run well with fast shipping and decent prices for what they have in stock. I have not ordered from them in at least a couple of decades or so, but they always carried quality at a decent price.
Always run well with fast shipping and decent prices for what they have in stock. I have not ordered from them in at least a couple of decades or so, but they always carried quality at a decent price.
Jeff runs a great business and I am happy to deal with him when I do. I don't shop just for price. I also shop for the value added services of a personal dealer. I buy almost every Spyderco I get from Tom Berry, but when I'm buying something different, I always go to either Cutlery Shoppe, Knife Works, New Graham or BladeHQ and I usually go with whomever has the item I want and can get it to me quickly. Any of these dealers are top quality and very trustworthy.
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