Remember when Schrade/Uncle Henry had the 1 year loss warranty, if you lost the knife within 1 year of purchase, they replaced it no questions asked, but once, that was it.
Jeff why not try something similar, anyone who repeatably abuses a knife because they're too lazy to use the right tool for the job would be limited to one replacement per purchase, if the knife keeps breakin' on 'em either your product has QC issues, (not likely by what I have seen) or the people abusin' your knives don't deserve to have a quality product like yours Jeff.
Another thing, what idiot throws their knife away in the woods, with all the throwin' knives out there why not buy one meant for throwin' at least the softer steel would bend and not break, (why not make a throwin' knife.
I bought one of your knives without even knowin' about the warranty, it's nice that your that confident in your knives that you'll back 'em up unconditionally, you guys make a top notch knife and should be proud of what you make.
Along the lines of my last comment why abuse your knife to that extent on purpose, use within' the parameters that it was meant to be used and there won't be a problem, I don't baby my work knives but I do take care of 'em, I want to know that they're there when I need 'em.
I think it should be a law that anyone who possesses a knife, car or anything with moving parts has to at least pass a basic intelligence test. If you don't know the square root of 100 then you're off the team, taken out to the courtyard, and quickly shot.
Here's a test to give 'em, if they have even the least bit of intelligence they'll pass this test.
NAME: ___________________________________________________________________________
1. Read all of the following directions before you do anything.
2. Print your name, last name first then your first name and middle initial (if you have one), at the top of the page.
3. Draw a line through the word "all" in direction 1.
4. Underline the word "directions" in direction 1.
5. In direction 2, circle the words "your first name."
6. In direction 3, place an "X" in front of the word "through."
7. Cross out the numbers of the even-numbered directions above.
8. In direction 7, cross out the word "above" and write the word "below" above it.
9. Write "Following directions is easy" under your name at the top of the page.
10. In direction 9, add the following sentence after the word "page": "That's what you think!"
11. Draw a square in the upper right-hand corner of this page.
12. Draw a triangle in the lower left-hand corner of this page.
13. Place a circle in the center of the square.
14. Place an "x" in the center of the triangle.
15. Now that you have read all of the directions as instructed in direction 1, follow directions 2 and 16 only.
16. Please do not give away what this test is about by saying anything or doing anything to alert your classmates. If you have reached this direction, make believe you are still writing. See how many of your classmates really know how to follow directions.
[kidding of course]
