The owner informed me that he doesn't Sharpen Blades anymore he hasn't sharpened anything for the…read morelast 12 years, he would like to be taken off your information to delete that he sharpens blades because he doesn't do that service anymore. Thank You Allen D. Mason

came to our house and sharpened our knives...even asked us what we used certain knives for and…read moredetermined in what manner they needed to be sharpened. knives are better than new, and it only took the guy 15 minutes. i think he had some pixie dust in his work trailer.

Greg is a great guy and does a fabulous job sharpening almost evrything that needs sharpening…read more Highly recommend him! And his prices are fair and resonable too.

From the owner: I offer personal blade sharpening at your request. I have a wide variety of sharpening tools and…read morecan meet the needs of you quickly and inexpensively.

So, I stroll into the store at 10am on a Tuesday, bright-eyed and optimistic--it's knife-sharpening…read moreday! They'd just opened, and apparently, so had the portal to absurdity. I tell the guy I want the knives sharpened and ready for pickup that afternoon. Simple enough, right? Wrong. He informs me they ship the knives off to New York, and it takes 2-3 weeks. Weeks. Because clearly, these knives must undergo a spiritual journey before they're deemed worthy of being sharp again. I explain they aren't *that* dull and ask if they can just sharpen them in-house. He says they can--oh, but not the serrated knives, can opener, or scissors. Sure, no problem. I'll take those magical items home and entrust him with just the straight edges. Then he drops another gem: they can "touch up" the knives. Fine by me, as long as I get them back in the afternoon. But wait! Plot twist--he suddenly claims it'll take 2-3 *days* because they "have an event." An event? Are the knives the keynote speakers? Because the store was as empty as my patience at that point. I looked around, saw no sign of this mysterious "event," and finally hit my limit. I stormed out, muttering about how I'd apparently wandered into the Theater of the Absurd. Honestly, what a circus.

Knowledgeable assistance and easy procedure for getting my knives sharpened…read more Some were done in the store and others had to be shipped to NY.