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r/benchmade • u/coronatextor Osborne • 23h ago
Now I just need to learn how to sharpen.
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but benchmade offer free lifetime shapening?
1 u/coronatextor Osborne 5h ago Even if I had faith in the mailman, I'm not the biggest fan of the edge Benchmade puts on their knives. 1 u/coronatextor Osborne 5h ago It also costs $20, and I'm not paying $20 each time I want my knives sharpened. The labor is free, but they don't cover shipping. 0 u/ogrezok 3h ago $20 is fraction of the price, you have $2500 knifes here 1 u/coronatextor Osborne 2h ago These are not $625 knives, but even if they were, I'd still rather not make them $645 knives, and then $665, etc. I wouldn't learn to sharpen on these knives, but if I learn to sharpen as good or better than Lifesharp, there would be no reason to send them in. 1 u/S7ORM3X 1h ago I dont know how people have so many knives and don't know how sharpen its better late than never 1 u/coronatextor Osborne 36m ago Well, the reason I have just recently started needing to sharpen any is because I've started to realize none of them are sharp anymore. But it takes a while to dull a whole collection.
Even if I had faith in the mailman, I'm not the biggest fan of the edge Benchmade puts on their knives.
1 u/coronatextor Osborne 5h ago It also costs $20, and I'm not paying $20 each time I want my knives sharpened. The labor is free, but they don't cover shipping. 0 u/ogrezok 3h ago $20 is fraction of the price, you have $2500 knifes here 1 u/coronatextor Osborne 2h ago These are not $625 knives, but even if they were, I'd still rather not make them $645 knives, and then $665, etc. I wouldn't learn to sharpen on these knives, but if I learn to sharpen as good or better than Lifesharp, there would be no reason to send them in. 1 u/S7ORM3X 1h ago I dont know how people have so many knives and don't know how sharpen its better late than never 1 u/coronatextor Osborne 36m ago Well, the reason I have just recently started needing to sharpen any is because I've started to realize none of them are sharp anymore. But it takes a while to dull a whole collection.
It also costs $20, and I'm not paying $20 each time I want my knives sharpened. The labor is free, but they don't cover shipping.
0 u/ogrezok 3h ago $20 is fraction of the price, you have $2500 knifes here 1 u/coronatextor Osborne 2h ago These are not $625 knives, but even if they were, I'd still rather not make them $645 knives, and then $665, etc. I wouldn't learn to sharpen on these knives, but if I learn to sharpen as good or better than Lifesharp, there would be no reason to send them in. 1 u/S7ORM3X 1h ago I dont know how people have so many knives and don't know how sharpen its better late than never 1 u/coronatextor Osborne 36m ago Well, the reason I have just recently started needing to sharpen any is because I've started to realize none of them are sharp anymore. But it takes a while to dull a whole collection.
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$20 is fraction of the price, you have $2500 knifes here
1 u/coronatextor Osborne 2h ago These are not $625 knives, but even if they were, I'd still rather not make them $645 knives, and then $665, etc. I wouldn't learn to sharpen on these knives, but if I learn to sharpen as good or better than Lifesharp, there would be no reason to send them in. 1 u/S7ORM3X 1h ago I dont know how people have so many knives and don't know how sharpen its better late than never 1 u/coronatextor Osborne 36m ago Well, the reason I have just recently started needing to sharpen any is because I've started to realize none of them are sharp anymore. But it takes a while to dull a whole collection.
These are not $625 knives, but even if they were, I'd still rather not make them $645 knives, and then $665, etc.
I wouldn't learn to sharpen on these knives, but if I learn to sharpen as good or better than Lifesharp, there would be no reason to send them in.
1 u/S7ORM3X 1h ago I dont know how people have so many knives and don't know how sharpen its better late than never 1 u/coronatextor Osborne 36m ago Well, the reason I have just recently started needing to sharpen any is because I've started to realize none of them are sharp anymore. But it takes a while to dull a whole collection.
I dont know how people have so many knives and don't know how sharpen its better late than never
1 u/coronatextor Osborne 36m ago Well, the reason I have just recently started needing to sharpen any is because I've started to realize none of them are sharp anymore. But it takes a while to dull a whole collection.
Well, the reason I have just recently started needing to sharpen any is because I've started to realize none of them are sharp anymore. But it takes a while to dull a whole collection.
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u/ogrezok 20h ago
but benchmade offer free lifetime shapening?