Can't wait! Have been there for over Twenty years. Lots of great memories there. Free popcorn…read more Yummmy

Had to come back and visit my favorite store in Arlington…read more Re arranged a bit, but still one of the hardware stores I've ever been on.

Good communication, clear pricing and excellent sharpening. Our knives were returned with an…read moreexcellent sharp edge and in a timely manner. I appreciate Calvin's attention to detail. We will definitely be back.

Had Bear Bladeworks do all my Knife sharpening. High Quality Work, Affordable Prices ! I'm a…read moreCustomer for life. Calvin and His Wife run a Top notch Operation. Fast turnover. Dropped Them off, and Got them back in a day or two. as busy as they are, he always makes time to do our Knives. AAA+++

I had Jesse make jewelry stands for my busines. The finished producta are beautiful.The design and…read morecraftsmanship are amazing.

From the owner: We specialize in metal fabrication. Using multiple techniques and modern equipment to create unique…read moreitems. We can create custom rails, gates, fences, signs using various materials, custom knives.

I tried hand sharpening my personal very expensive McNees Mac 2 3.5" and it turns out I'm not as…read moregood as I thought so I had him fix it and lay the bevel angle back a little bit and he made it look and perform better than new. On top of that he sharpened my Demko AD20.5 to perfection.

I went here about a year ago to see if they might be interested in making a custom tsuba for my…read morekatana. The smith was a total jerk and seemed to not know the term "tsuba," either, even though he was determined to make me feel the idiot. In spite of all this I purchased a shiny axe with a dark oak handle from them, in part because I wanted to support a local business and in part because it seemed balanced and looked nice. It was not cheap. Now one year later I see that the chrome plating now has some black spots that will not rub out, even though it has been sitting in my bedroom the whole time and I have not used it to cut anything. A quick google search finds that: "This problem of black spots which you are facing seems related to base material defect which you might have failed to notice during pre cleaning stage and the same is appearing over a period of time once plating is completed." In summary- this blade smith sucks.

I was today years old when I found out Whatcom Edge visits Mount Vernon every month to satisfy the…read moresharpening needs of Skagitonians. I dropped off my scissors (3 pairs) in the morning and they were done about an hour later. The owner called me as soon as they were done. So happy to have sharp scissors again! I was also pleased to find out they offer sharpening of knives and garden tools too. What a great service and the prices were more than fair. It was only $26 for all three scissors!

I took 4 knives and 3 pair of scissors to them and they did an excellent job! I love that they…read moreinclude a band aid with your knives when you pick them up in case you cut yourself testing the sharpness. Ha, ha.

I have an older model Dyson vacuum that worked well for years, even with three dogs in the house…read more It is the best vacuum I ever had but then the hose lost suction. Two other places looked at it, one charged over $90 and then said they couldn't fix it. Another place looked at it and said they would have to send it to a Dyson repair center and it would cost around $100 even if they could not fix it. Today I took it in to Valley Vacuum. Not only did he fix it on the spot, but he only charged $23 and then loaded it in the car for me. You can't ask for better.

Stopped in last week to get bags for my vacuum. The woman who helped me could not have been nicer…read more They had the bags & just about every other cleaning supply anyone would need. I will definitely stop by again.

They did a great job and their turn around was quicker than I expected…read more Since you just fill out a form and leave everything in the basket on the front porch, they could have a little sign explaining everything.

From the owner: We sharpen clipper blades, add replace the factory arc. We also Sharpen, large animal Blades, and…read morefive in one blades. We carry all replacement parts. We sharpen beautician, Barber and animal, Grooming Tools. We are Trained in Japanese convex and bevel sharpening. We take the Shears apart and redo the inside ride line and assess any parts that need to be replaced then Sharpen and test all our tools. we sharpen veterinarian tools and orthodontic tools along with veterinarian tools. We sharpen lawnmower, blades, garden tools. We are a mobile unit or you can drop off your items.

They couldn't sell me oil drain plug gaskets fit my l2350dt. ? I even brought old ones with me…read more Sound tractor use to walk back to there parts and just grab them . Angered me a lot. I am in the market for a new tractor but will probably go to Burlington. That's really sad as I live in Everett. Or might buy a John Deere. Just don't understand how any business can operate without excellent customer service. I only give a three as because I have loved my Kubota . Bought it new in 1993 in Everett. Wish Sound Tractor wouldn't have sold out.

Incompetent shop techs, bad communication, bad management. Avoid at all cost, drive north to…read moreScholtens in Burlington and save yourself the headache you will have with this dealer setting up your Kubota. They probably can't eff up the construction equipment line too bad since there isn't a lot of dealer installation work to do...but the field assembly required for the tractor line is different story and, from my experience, is too complicated for the techs at this dealer to handle. The problems consisted of them being unable to get my Swift-tach loader mechanism to function correctly. They had two attempts to do so, but failed to get it working. They took three stabs at getting the tire ballast filled as they should be and delivered the machine without any instruction (which would have flagged the loader issues up front), they installed the canopy incorrectly and failed to address (so I fixed). There are many more items, some nitpicky like they failed to grease three joints on the loader arms to falling to install the rear conical seat wheel nuts with the conical face of the nut engaging the wheel. Pretty much boils down to an unprofessional and under-competent shop...these are things an entry level tech can easily mess up, but a good shop foreman would catch and teach the tech. That is clearly not what happens here - it's evident that they don't care about their work, they just want the sale and to move on. They have been non responsive to me in settling this and refunding some of the money I paid for them to do the install work that they either failed to do or did an incompetent job at requiring me to fix. Further, they did not complete the Kubota required delivery checklist and sign off with me. The purchase was six months ago, I love my B2601, but dealing with this dealership has definitely been a huge black mark on Kubota's reputation with me. Now that I'm six months on, I plan to write to Kubota HQ in Texas to let them know of the ordeal I went through (along with the many other things that Kitsap Kubota effed up). I'm also contemplating filing against them in small claims court to recoup part of the $3,600 I paid for the field install work they failed to execute correctly. The punchline: be wary if you choose to buy here. They talk an okay game, but when the rubber meets the road, your tractor wheels may just fall off...