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- Mar 10, 2000
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OK, no product is perfect, but at what point is the quality (or lack of) at such a level that a product should be returned? An edge may not be as sharp as you like or may have some small nicks that sharpening would remove. Blemishes on the handle material or on the blade that could be buffed out. A folder with a blade a little more off center than you would like but not yet rubbing. Most of us have a certain amout of do-it-yourself attitude, but at what point do you decide to send that brand new knife straight back to where you bought it or the manufacturer instead of fixing it yourself. Should the price of the knife be a factor in this equation?
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It is not the fall that kills you. It is the realization that "yes, you did something that stupid."
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It is not the fall that kills you. It is the realization that "yes, you did something that stupid."