My Case 6250 Knife Factory Repair Results 😀
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2022
- Case did an amazing job repairing my knife!!!
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They SCREWED me and I haven't bought a Case again and never will. My Worn Bone had a wobbly blade, I Sent it in waited about 3 months came back JUST like I sent it. Have a numbered Trapper in a box (and remember Case makes THOUSANDS of Trappers) You know how the blades are open for display. 1 Blade broke dead center of the pin called them they said " we CANNOT fix it PERIOD and GAVE me $75.00 dollars credit to buy something. Well a new Trapper is more than that let alone mine is a COMMEMORATIVE with box and .50 cent piece only thing left of a expensive Commemorative knife that CANNOT be FIXED or REPLACED. I have had other raw deals from them over the years but these 2 really took the cake. I WILL buy a C HINESE MADE Kershaw or something else never another Case. Gone are the days when Made in America meant SOMETHING or customer SERVICE !
I had to come back to this video to show a family member what good customer service Case has. I still can’t get over what an amazing job they did. I can’t say that I know any other knife manufacturers that would be willing to completely restore such an old product. Second hand even! Absolutely baffled.
Five minutes of chat before we get a look at the subject of the video is just a bit too long for me (please take as constructive criticism). Case seem to have done a good job.
It's almost like they knew what to keep original so it still had some of its aged charater. Honestly did not know they'd work on older models or take apart an oldie and replace a spring. That's such a great job. Chapeau to the artisan that did that work. Way to go Case Repair division!!!!
Man, that is a true thing of beauty with utility; I guarantee you that whoever worked on that really enjoyed it!
As a Case collector I am so glad Case came through for you in such a spectacular fashion. What a beauty. I really like how the blade was done. Kind of an old blade new blade combo. Congrats.
Didn’t know CASE would do rework on an oldie. I picked up a 10 dot 1970 sunfish with jigged wood handles from a customer, unsharped , opens and closes so good . That yellow handle stockman on the table looks like an old John primble . I’m amazed that they had a spring for your case ,glad you got good results.
I've carried a case knife for over 50 years, never disappointed unless I lost one!!!
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Some knife makers have wonderful customer service and warranties. Had a folding hunting knife, company name starts with an S. Loose in the hinge, bent pin I suspect. Had it for years before finding it again, sent it in with a letter to explain on a whim. Was surprised, got a brand new knife back.
WOW! Amazing work by Case! Fantastic restore! Congratulations!
Who doesn't love a happy ending? Terrific. Glad it all worked out for you KD. Have fun!
I got a nice Case as a reward knife for safety from the company I worked for and the company name was engraved into the handle. It was a single blade, lock back and it was my every day carry knife. One day I dropped it and a large portion of the tip broke off. Someone suggested I send it to Case for repairs. I figured the repair couldn't be as much as a new knife, so I sent it in and waited to hear from them about the cost. After a few weeks I was starting to get worried and it came in the mail. Since they never contacted me with a quote I just assumed that they couldn't fix it and just sent it back. Imagine my surprise when I opened the package and the blade was new and the rest of the knife was polished like the one in this video and ZERO COST except for the shipping to send it there!
Congrats on the Elephant Toe. Like you, I found one about 18 months ago. It was in slightly rough condition, and I was able to restore it. For the wood scales, get some Howard Feed-N-Wax wood polish. It's beeswax, and it works great to keep the scales nourished and shiny. I use my Elephant Toe for some kitchen prep - cutting small potatoes and onions and such. For the bolsters and the Case shield, Flitz works great to keep them highly polished. Again, glad to hear that you found one that you love.
I'm a collector of knives as well, my most precious (yeah, Gollum style) knives belonged to my dad, and both of my grandfathers. Three perfect blades, dad's was a skinner he bought as a kit at a black powder rendezvous, his father's Uncle Henry pocket (some call it a "pen") knife, and my mother's father's (in Scandinavian that's Morfar) what I called his everything knife, and old beautiful Mora. Anyways, listening to you get all excited and exuberant about your knife, and she is a beauty, got me thinking of my dad and kinda brought a tear to my eye. Thank you.
I don’t think you could have done much better unless Case sent you a new knife. What you got back is unique looking as well. It shows old rusty knives can be made to look really interesting if given the right care. I think the knife still has all the original parts except the for the bolster pins. The back spring just needed the corrosion polished out and buffed. I doubt Case would have a new one to replace such an old knife. I have one just like your knife; if you look, you will find the shield is pinned to the liner too.
Beautiful! Congrats on receiving a wonderfully restored knife.
That is a beauty. The pitting actually adds character.
Case repaired/restored a knife for me also. It had ben carried for years by my Father-in-law. I had the same experience. The knife came back looking like new. I gave it to my son. And there was no charge. I was amazed.
Wow! They did a great job bringing your knife back to life! Yes, definitely use it and love it. That’s awesome!