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DJ is a good guy.
I ordered a knife from him after meeting him personally and being impressed with both him and his work. When the knife arrived, I liked it a lot, but I hated the sheath, so I put the whole thing up for trade.
When he saw that I had it up for trade, he immediately emailed me and INSISTED I allow him to do whatever was neccessary to make me 100% happy, so I took him up on the offer and even asked for a small modification of the knife that I wanted after handling it.
It took him a while, but the knife back and I love the new sheath and the knife is a permanent keeper now.
He even told me he's working hard on quoting more accurate turn-around times and I believe him because I've talked to him a lot and I think he's a person of good character.
I just gotta respect a guy who's number 1 priority is making his customers 100% happy, at any expense, and is humble enough to admit what he needs to improve on and work on it. This guy has really nice knife designs, is a nice guy and I completely believe that he's committed to improving his knifemaking endevor along the way through feedback from his customers.
In my opinion this guy has the attitude it takes to move up quickly as a much-appreciated knifemaker. I'll more-than-likely order from him again next year.
This was a long feedback, but I was pretty impressed at how this newish knifemaker carries himself and thought I'd share.
Here, check his cool stuff:
http://www.americankami.com/
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I ordered a knife from him after meeting him personally and being impressed with both him and his work. When the knife arrived, I liked it a lot, but I hated the sheath, so I put the whole thing up for trade.
When he saw that I had it up for trade, he immediately emailed me and INSISTED I allow him to do whatever was neccessary to make me 100% happy, so I took him up on the offer and even asked for a small modification of the knife that I wanted after handling it.
It took him a while, but the knife back and I love the new sheath and the knife is a permanent keeper now.
He even told me he's working hard on quoting more accurate turn-around times and I believe him because I've talked to him a lot and I think he's a person of good character.
I just gotta respect a guy who's number 1 priority is making his customers 100% happy, at any expense, and is humble enough to admit what he needs to improve on and work on it. This guy has really nice knife designs, is a nice guy and I completely believe that he's committed to improving his knifemaking endevor along the way through feedback from his customers.
In my opinion this guy has the attitude it takes to move up quickly as a much-appreciated knifemaker. I'll more-than-likely order from him again next year.
This was a long feedback, but I was pretty impressed at how this newish knifemaker carries himself and thought I'd share.
Here, check his cool stuff:
http://www.americankami.com/
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