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All think there are a lot of good points in the posts above.

That being said, I still think your best bet is to send it back to Spyderco and get there opinion on whether or not the damage is repairable. Include two checks ($5 for shipping and $20 for repair). If they feel like it's a warranty issue they'll send the $20 check back. If it's a repair issue, you should be able to get it fixed.

Have faith: Spyderco will treat you right! They stand behind their products. :thumbup:
 
The CoPilot said:
All think there are a lot of good points in the posts above.

That being said, I still think your best bet is to send it back to Spyderco and get there opinion on whether or not the damage is repairable. Include two checks ($5 for shipping and $20 for repair). If they feel like it's a warranty issue they'll send the $20 check back. If it's a repair issue, you should be able to get it fixed.

Have faith: Spyderco will treat you right! They stand behind their products. :thumbup:
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That's what I did (minus the $20 check). I talked to them on the phone and they said if it's not a warranty item and can be repaired, I can pay over the phone with a card. Sweet!! I hate checks!

I have no doubt Spyderco is a great company and stands behind their great knives. I just hope this Milli is repairable. Everyone keep their fingers crossed for me!!!

Cole
 
I don't believe Spyderco quibbles over who owned the knife or who opened it up. If they can fix it, they will and if it might be manufacturer-related, they'll do it on their dime.
 
Update!!

Just got my NEW knife back from Spyderco. They replaced the entire knife!! What a company!!! Thanks to all who helped with input and thanks to Spyderco!! Will be doing a review of this one on youtube, so if anyone wants to check it out, it'll be under my username (same as here).

Cole
 
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