Is There a Warranty for Engraved Gerber Knives?

Engraved Gerber Knives
Gerber Paraframe

If you buy your Engraved Gerber Knives from a company that does the engraving, that company would have a warranty policy. Their warranty would cover the quality of the engraving, but not the quality of the knife.

In US and Canada, if your Gerber knife has any other problem, that would be covered by the Gerber Warranty :

Gerber will repair or replace the knife (at their option) if it is defective.

Exceptions:

  1. Damage caused by misuse
  2. Damage caused by commercial or industrial use
  3. Normal wear and tear
  4. Sharpening
  5. Accidental damages
  6. Special finishes on the blade or other parts of the knife
  7. Sentimental knives that you don’t want repaired or replaced

Engraved Buck Knives and the Forever Warranty

If you order Engraved Buck Knives with your company logo, here is how the

Engraved Buck Knives
Buck 110 Knife

warranty goes:

If the engraved logo is wrong, then just contact the engraver that you used. They will fix the problem, without involving the Buck Knives company.

If there is a problem with the knife itself, then you can contact Buck. They have the famous “Forever Warranty”. They warrant each knife to be free of defects in the workmanship and material for the entire life of your knife. Here are their terms:

  1. Buck will replace or repair (It’s up to them) any bad knife that they made.
  2. Exclusions are: product modifications, misuse, and normal wearing.
  3. Voiding the warranty by misuse can be caused by: Using the knife as a hammer, pry bar, screwdriver, or chisel.
  4. Other exclusions: Wearing of the coatings of the blade or handle, rust, disassembled knives, stolen or lost knives.

If you have warranty questions, you can contact Buck at:

warranty@buckknives.com

800-326-2825×2

Say Goodbye To The Longest Month With Engraved Kershaw Knives

Engraved Kershaw Knives for January
Engraved Kershaw Knives for January

It’s a long-running joke that January goes on and on and on, and feels much longer than 31 days. But have no fear – it is almost over! Thankfully, February is a short month, and then spring will soon be here. 
What will you do to celebrate that this month is coming to a close?

  • Plan a weekend getaway
  • Organize a happy hour with friends
  • Order Engraved Kershaw Knives for your customers 

    Engraved Kershaw Knives
    Kershaw® “Leek” Knife, Black, 1660 CKT

Can You Use Engraved Leatherman Tools On A Snow Day?

Engraved Leatherman Tools for A Snow Day
Engraved Leatherman Tools for A Snow Day

Of course you can! If you didn’t already know, Engraved Leatherman Tools can do pretty much anything, even in the snow.
Here are just a few of the basic tasks these tools can do, plus a few *bonus ones* if you decide to splurge for the upgraded models – 

  • Screwdriver
  • Bottle opener
  • *Bonus Wire cutter & stripper
  • *Bonus Pliers
Engraved Leatherman Tools
Leatherman Free P4
Engraved Leatherman Tools
Leatherman Free T4

Welcome The New Year With Engraved Tools

Engraved Tools for 2025
Engraved Tools for 2025

It’s hard to believe that another year has come and gone – we are now in the year 2025! Have you made any resolutions this year? Here are some ideas to get you going – 

  • Spend more time with family
  • Get out of your comfort zone once a month
  • Clean out your closet
  • Order Engraved Tools for your customers


    Engraved Tools
    Leatherman Free K2x

Give Buck Knives During “Safe Toys and Gifts Month”

December is “Safe Toys and Gifts Month” in the US. According to “NationalDayCalendar.com”, emergency rooms in 2010 listed 251,700 toy-related injuries. 72% of the victims were under the age of 15 years old.

Many toys have benefits that outweigh any danger they might possess. For example, a bicycle is a great toy, providing mobility and fun for children. However, it can also be a hazardous mechanism for the inexperienced child. Likewise, Buck Knives can be useful tools, but they too, can be hazardous. They should not be used by any child younger than 9 years old. Even after that, anyone can get cut by the accidental use of a knife. Even an adult. Parents have the responsibility of making these kinds of choices for their children.

Give Buck Knives During "Safe Toys and Gifts Month"
Buck Knife, Orange Camouflage

Don’t Monkey Around With Personalized Pocket Knives

December 14 is National Monkey Day. It’s the perfect day to reflect on the safety of using a laptop, and the safety of using Personalized Pocket Knives. Mis-using a laptop can’t usually result in personal injury. But, if you mis-handle a pocket knife, you could find yourself in a lot of pain.  Don't Monkey Around With Personalized Pocket Knives

I found this picture of a monkey that seems capable of handling 3 knives at once. I’m a little concerned about his left hand, though. I hope he didn’t squeeze too hard.Don't Monkey With Personalized Pocket Knives