Corradobrit1
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Crappy carrot cutter?
Crappy carrot cutter?
I thought you did that to show you can fit a 300mm in your knife roll!I once cut 30mm off a yo shig with an angle grinder cause no one needs a 270. Renamed it ‘Your Mom’. Fight me.
Funny you mention it- I just finished the xl, fits 330 as long as you done use Samuri sword handles . So yes- I’m listening to you guys, I promise . Should be done and online next week.I thought you did that to show you can fit a 300mm in your knife roll!
I'm joking...nothing but respect for your stuff...
That’s always the trickiest part, the resaleNo one will really care until they see how you price 'Your Mom' on BST.
WTS: Your MomThat’s always the trickiest part, the resale
Chop-shopped Kato WH? Already been done.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Yoshiaki-F...=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
And this is how it looked before Jon did a Ma_Sha
https://www.kitchenknifeforums.com/threads/kato-wh-240.39153/
PM sent. Everyone else get in line!WTS: Your Mom
Would be difficult getting past this thread title to begin with
You should PM Ma_Sha1 for his Shig gyuto. Then it would become work and not a hobby for him.
Maybe they're working too hard on the three years of orders they have booked to bother with new emailsOn the other hand, I heard some custom makers don’t respond to customers, not good work ethic IMHO.
Maybe they're working too hard on the three years of orders they have booked to bother with new emails
I think we've been down that road already with some makers here taking on more than they can handle. And possibly taking customers money in the process.But if they have way more orders than they can handle already, perhaps ignoring new emails is a sensible use of time?
I don’t want to derail the subject of the thread again, I am responding to the email matter one last time, then I’ll go work on the Shig. Handle
A better managed response does not mean each email must get a customized replies. One simple strategy is two-tiered responses: One can set up a primary email, use cut & paste or even automated response, giving a general but current update to ease customer concerns, and let the customer know that that he can not discuss specific knife until his or her waiting time is up.
Then, direct customer to another email Address when his wait time is up, and handle direct discussions only with those who’s waiting list is up, it’ll be only a few at a time, easy to engage. The two tiered strategy will prevent the rest of the customers from unnecessary worries, & speculating if the guy is out of business, took his deposit & run, or go on forum spreading concerns etc.
There are many ways to achieve customer support efficiency, ignoring customer email is not one of them.
Now, it’s Handle time
Sounds good on paper, nice contrast but looks too big for me.
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