CUTCO Knife Resharpening!!

[Hugh R]

Some of you have run down CUTCO knives in the past, I sent mine in for factory resharpening after 20 years of ownership. I was in the Big A$$ RV in Arizona last week, so I sent them in, one week turnaround time. I didn't bother sending in the steak knives or most of the serrated ones. They resharpened and polished all of them AND sent me a new set of kitchen shears, a bird's beak paring knife and another paring knife because they had divets in them they couldn't grind out for free, about $250 in retail value. These puppies look like new and are SHARP.

My cost $22 for both ways shipping plus $20 for UPS insurance.

[Tobra]

I love my Cutco knives

[Hugh R]

Send them in for re-sharpening, its worth it.

[Tobra]

The grocery store near my house offers the service for less than shipping. The ones with the groovy serration blades have never needed it so far.

[Hugh R]

Just bought these two to complete my collection and fill my knife block. (Stock photos)

I sent ALL of my Cutco knives to them for resharpening, including the serrated steak knives. I think it was 29 knives, they replaced for free one steak knife my dog had chewed up, and spatula/spreader for an unknown reason. One week turnaround and iirc $40 in shipping and insurance. They all came back sharp, and polished, blades and handles.

[jyl]

I find the Cutco handles hard to grip, especially when your hands are slippery. They look cool.

[72doug2,2S]

I only have one of them 10" bread knife, but I've had it for 25 years.

[Pazuzu]

Aren't they just sending you replacements? I didn't think you could sharpen Cutco, don't they all have that micro serration which is why they cut so aggressively?

[Hugh R]

No they sharpen all of them, no micro serrations, only the regular serrated knives and straight blade knives.