What to do with boxes and paper worker!
- timf600
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What to do with boxes and paper worker!
So I just wanted to know what some of you do with your knife boxes and paper work from your new knives.
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Re: What to do with boxes and paper worker!
I used to keep all my boxes and paper--about nine years ago i was lookin at knives and said screw this got tired of getting knives outta boxes and putting em back in i threw every box i had away--now i actually enjoy my knives more--i look at it like this they're mine if i gotta worry about them being in perfect condition that's not enjoyment to me first thing i do anytime i get a knife thats new is throw away the box--but i don't buy that many boxed knives like i used to either.
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Re: What to do with boxes and paper worker!
I keep the knifes in knife folders and knife rolls and cigar boxes and just laying around. The boxes go in a grocery bag. Boxes for knives I had bought before 2006 were in the basement when we flooded on Labor Day weekend of '06 so they ended up in the trash. Fortunately, the knives were upstairs in the safe. Now I have a grocery sack hanging on a hanger in the closet that the boxes go in.
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Re: What to do with boxes and paper worker!
I tend to put my knives in rolls, carrying cases, or in display cases but I do keep the boxes and paperwork. They are stashed in a couple of out of the way places. I to got tired of opening boxes and then replacing the knives in the box each time I wanted to look at them. In addition to the convienience of having the knives readlily accessable, the boxes actually stay in much better condition than they would if I were opening them up time and again.
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- paulsvintage
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Re: What to do with boxes and paper worker!
cardboard boxes marked with months and year of purchase to put knife boxes in . keep paperwork on all knives with date of purchase & price in binders . the binders are numbered that match the knife roll there in. sometimes i sell a newer 1985 to present knife to buy a vintage one. got tired of looking through hundreds of boxes in basement 
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- woseyjales
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Re: What to do with boxes and paper worker!
Tsk Tsk Tsk, what a shame.PigSticker wrote:.....So I threw every box I had away--now i actually enjoy my knives more--
Total waste of perfectly good firestarter material.