Kershaw Oso Sweet handle screws

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adubbz

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I don't know if this is an appropriate thing to ask here...but I have an OSO Sweet and (don't ask) lost 2 of the screws and nuts for the handle. Does anyone have any replacements they could send me? Or anywhere I can get some IN CANADA.

Again, sorry if this is in the wrong place.

Thanks in advance.
 
When I discovered that two of the nuts were missing on my OSO Sweet, I emailed Kershaw to see if I could get some replacements. They replied and said that since the knife wasn't made in the USA, I had to send it in to get it fixed. They apparently don't stock parts for China-made knives.
 
Daddyo16 said:
When I discovered that two of the nuts were missing on my OSO Sweet, I emailed Kershaw to see if I could get some replacements. They replied and said that since the knife wasn't made in the USA, I had to send it in to get it fixed. They apparently don't stock parts for China-made knives.
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They in fact do not and it is standard procedure to send it in for repair or replacement in that case. O.P. I would call them and see what they can do for you.
 
Wow, I didn't know that this was the case.
All due respect to KAI, but why even bother making knives in China? Are the savings really that much on their end?
Rhetorical questions. Don't want to ignite a firestorm here...
 
arskrg said:
Wow, I didn't know that this was the case.
All due respect to KAI, but why even bother making knives in China? Are the savings really that much on their end?
Rhetorical questions. Don't want to ignite a firestorm here...
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Well they seem to make it work...;)
 
Ok thanks guys...I actually read that before, was just hoping someone would have some around...for the $20 I spent on the knife...It'd hardly be worth sending it in don't you think?
 
adubbz said:
Ok thanks guys...I actually read that before, was just hoping someone would have some around...for the $20 I spent on the knife...It'd hardly be worth sending it in don't you think?
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Possibly. That would be up to you!
 
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