I want to put a good word in for Rose Craft Blades.
Their customer service is outstanding.
I purchased a Barlow from them. It's a great knife for a great price.
I had a slight problem with it, I sent them an email, they sent me a new knife without any questions.
And I got to keep the original.
RoseCraft Blades
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Re: RoseCraft Blades
That is good form.edge213 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 1:18 am I want to put a good word in for Rose Craft Blades.
Their customer service is outstanding.
I purchased a Barlow from them. It's a great knife for a great price.
I had a slight problem with it, I sent them an email, they sent me a new knife without any questions.
And I got to keep the original.
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Cayuga
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Re: RoseCraft Blades
I became acquainted with RoseCraft Blades in the fall of last year. I purchased two knives from a dealer. Immediately one went back for a refund because it had problems. I received a refund and I really like the one piece I kept. But since then I keep getting email offers from select dealers and from RoseCraft. They seem to be always selling seconds or rejects. I get the impression that a lot of poor quality items come out of a manufacturing batch. RoseCraft tries to sell everything but based on what I see as a lot of seconds I'm hesitant to purchase some of their new issues again. Any comments?
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Re: RoseCraft Blades
The two I have are perfect for and finish, but I bought them at Blade Show Texas direct from them and they were Qc’d by them at the register when I bought them. I know the member Corn Creek Cutlery on here is a distributor and I’m sure he would check them for you before shipping. He has a AAPK store. When I buy a new Case knife, I purchase in store so I can handle them first and quite a few are a bit subpar, but at a $50-70 price point I don’t expect $175 quality in a knife I plan to use.
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Re: RoseCraft Blades
I have purchased 3 of the from Rosecraft, all excellent knives. They did send an advertisement for 2nds but I didn't partake.
I, am the NRA.
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Cayuga
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Re: RoseCraft Blades
Thanks for the info, much appreciated. I'll contact Corn Creek Cutlery when I'm ready to purchase another one. The good ones are fantastic but when they're bad, they're bad!
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Re: RoseCraft Blades
I have 37 RoseCraft Blades paired with leather slips listed here https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... hp?t=87685 if anyone has any interest in taking a peek. Thanks! Tom 