Kershaw newspaper article.

[shotgunner11]

I think this might be old but still cool.

http://blog.oregonlive.com/washingtoncounty/2007/12/knives_a_cut_above_the_rest.html

 

[C Ben Susrool]

Thank you for the link. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[2brothers]

I've read that article before, thanks for the reminder.

mike

 

[J_Curd]

"This drum fills up about once a month and then we send these to be ground up and recycled," he said, "We don't want any of this stuff out there with the Kershaw name on it."

Ground up and recycled. So sad.

 

[SPXTrader]

Thanks gunner!

Here's the sad part:

Outside the warranty room are a 55-gallon drum of busted knives that didn't make it, Goddard leaned in and grabbed a pocket knife at random. "He must've been prying something with this blade; look at how the tip is bent. A lot of these are cases of misuse, but we replace them anyway.

"This drum fills up about once a month and then we send these to be ground up and recycled," he said, "We don't want any of this stuff out there with the Kershaw name on it."

Thomas, tell Jeff to send me some of them drums...I'll find a good use for those parts.

 

[riffraff]

Thanks gunner!

Here's the sad part:



Thomas, tell Jeff to send me some of them drums...I'll find a good use for those parts.

Really. Given the quality of the "quad-x" blems I've seen, you know the drums still have some keepers!

C'mon Thomas, recycling/green is IN!