The Razor Edge Book of Sharpening - Give Away!

eric · Mar 3, 2003

Sir,
Please add me to the list.

Nerdcase · Mar 3, 2003

Mi too..

Larry S. · Mar 3, 2003

Please enter my name.....Thanks!

Larry S.

Odulus · Mar 3, 2003

Why not? Thanks for doing this.

simko · Mar 3, 2003

aaron is now registering

thanks for the chance

geegee · Mar 3, 2003

I've already bought the product, but a little more advice on how to use it more efficiently would sure help-count me in. geegee

Pathfinder · Mar 3, 2003

I'm game, a very nice gesture

T. Erdelyi · Mar 3, 2003

Here's an interesting name for ya:

Tibor Attila Erdelyi, my last name transalated from Hungarian to English means Transylvanina. My father grew up at the edge of Hungary and the foothills to the Carpathian mountains started.

Land of Vlad the Impaler "Dracula"

simko · Mar 3, 2003

dude thats not an unusual name at all, my dads translated name is tibor

jonmok · Mar 3, 2003

pick me!

gailt · Mar 3, 2003

ok I'll give it a shot

KennyC · Mar 3, 2003

thanks

PiripiTeaA · Mar 3, 2003

I desperately need to learn this fine art, and perhaps this book is the perfect thing for me...
Thanks,
Phil

crosman177 · Mar 3, 2003

Thanks for the oppurtonity.

I need to learn how to sharpen properly, and not destroy the bevel.

Parke1 · Mar 3, 2003

Ooh, ooh, pick me! I can't sharpen a knife to save my life! (hey, that rhymed...

)

Thanks,
-Parke1

kamkazmoto · Mar 3, 2003

This is a book that I really need. Thanks for the chance

farmboy · Mar 4, 2003

Sharpen them??? You mean I have to sharpen them???

It sound like I'll have to find a book somewhere.

Ken Cox · Mar 4, 2003

The synopsis says "Written by Guinness world record holder John Juranitch..."

What did he do to get in Guinness?

Please count me in.

Thanks.

fudo · Mar 4, 2003

Count me in, and thank you.

Keith Montgomery · Mar 4, 2003

Ken, in 1982 he set a record for the time it took to sharpen an axe and to shave his face with it.