Knife Repair Tools List

[WillyCamaro]

I can snag a this 'un for an excellent price, yeah or neigh.

[Meridian_Mike]

WOW... that sander looks impressive.
I am not sure about the brand but others might be able to weigh in.

Free standing.

[WillyCamaro]

Yes'ir Mike, it does look quite impressive, especially for the price (380.66 US/479.99 CAN).

Brand is no issue, it's are equivalent to Grizzly Int./Delta, at Rigid prices...
Mater of fact, I think KC is just Grizzly re-branded, comes for the same Taiwan factory...


My only issue is, I just wish I had you guy's prices... 100 bucks more, just for exchanges is rough.

[cudgee]

Same here.

[WillyCamaro]

Welp, the tool buying (addiction), is back on at fibro farm. Big sale on the True Blues, snagged this beau-ti-ful end-nipper for just a hair over $33 (26 bucks for you boys).
Glad I picked them over store brand, and the Porsche's (Knipex).

[cudgee]

Interesting video mate. Looks like they make good quality tools, my dad used to say the same thing, when it comes to tools[knives] buy the best you can afford, look after them and they will last a lifetime. Buying cheap is false economy in the long run.

[WillyCamaro]

Interesting video mate. Looks like they make good quality tools, my dad used to say the same thing, when it comes to tools[knives] buy the best you can afford, look after them and they will last a lifetime. Buying cheap is false economy in the long run.

Amen mate, your Dad was a very wise man. Tis advise I've followed since birth...

[doglegg]

I noticed that Moore Maker has some little anvils for sale on their website. Don't know if they would be useful for knife repair. Just an FYI.

[dlr110]

I have one, but I always found myself using the 15 lb. one that I have. It has the hole in the back end that is useful when working with the pins. Weird, I was just looking at the Moore website when you posted that Floyd.