Knife Sharpening - Razor Sharp Cold Stone Technique
Hello Neighbours,
I'm able to sharpen your kitchen, hunting, utility, camping and pocket knives to a very keen finish. There's few things more irritating (and potentially dangerous) than a blunt knife! I am also looking into obtaining equipment for axe and scissor sharpening in the future.
All knifes will be shaving and paper slicing sharp when returned to to you.
I use hand driven cold stone techniques, preventing heat based damage to the metal temper of your knives. Each blade is carefully protected with a removable plastic shield coating during the sharpening process to prevent scratches to your blade.
$15 per knife, and a discount of 20% if you meet any of the below:
- Have more than 5x knives in need of sharpening.
- Are over 65 years of age.
- Have a current student ID card.
- Have a current community services card.
You are able to drop off and pickup your knives to me (48 hours turnaround time). Or I am very happy to pick up, sharpen and return your knife to you for an additional $5 - The old car beast runs on dinosaurs and feeding isn't cheap!
I'm available on 027 836 0604 (txt or call anytime).
Edited on 27/10/2016 with extra info on what I can/not sharpen, added my phone number, and made pricing structure a little simpler. Thanks for the enthusiastic response and great questions!
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