: keep track of knives?

[agile_1]

If you arrange your knives systematically, you don't need a spreadsheet.

[video=youtube;WdNsltQXTVU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdNsltQXTVU[/video]

"I don't see any method at all, sir"

 

[agile_1]

I keep a spreadsheet with manufacturer, model, purchase price, picture, written description of features/markings, puchase date, serial number if it has one and estimated current value (done yearly comparing to ebay sales prices). I also keep a copy of a receipt.

Receipt! Oh No. Too late for most of em.

Brand, model, market value (when you got it. Full retail, not bargain or trade value), and a pic. Homeowner's insurance can reimburse best with at least that much info. BTW, good idea for all your valuables. I know...now.

Homeowners insurance - great idea. Wasn't thinking of it but full retail reimbursement if they all somehow were stolen or burned in a fire would be good.

If your house ever catches fire and even if the safe survives the heat, that thumbdrive may be toast. Keep a digital version somewhere in teh cloud so you can pull it whenever and wherever you are.

Cloud back up - good idea. Have to figure out whose cloud...

I think the insurance companies are missing out on an opportunity here....

 

[Jastab]

yes, but don't worry, i hoard multitools, fixed blades, flashlights and guns too, so its ok.

↑↑yes!!!!!↑↑

 

[762cal]

If you arrange your knives systematically, you don't need a spreadsheet.

I really like seeing this! very nice.

 

[sharpguytoo]

I use the "noodle" system, do I have to pay a royalty????

 

[9blades]

I use the "noodle" system, do I have to pay a royalty????

I take care of his funds...send it to me