Summer is the time for outdoor projects, and the need for tools to complete those projects. Here are some useful tools that you will probably need:
knife
file
pliers
screw driver, flathead
screw driver, phillips
wire cutters
scissors
awl
Instead of rounding up all 8 of these tools, you can do it the easy way. Just buy one of the Engraved Leatherman Tools that has all these tools in one place.
In most of the United States, June is the beginning of these outdoor activities. That’s because the weather has finally become warm or hot enough.
Hiking
Swimming
Camping
Boating
Fishing
This is also the time for using your Logo Knives, backpacks, tents, fishing gear, and boating equipment. Have fun with your favorite pocket knives, some of which may be shown here. Just be careful and don’t hold them like this monkey is handling them.
April 18 is NATIONAL LINEMAN APPRECIATION DAY in the United States.
Gordon Blake With The Best Company Logo Knives
Linemen have to work in just about any kind of weather. They have a job I wouldn’t want to have. When a storm pushes through your area and knocks down some power lines and poles, these men are called into action. April 18 is your chance to thank them for their service. How can you do that?
The 3rd Thursday of each quarter is “Get to Know Your Customers” Day. This is
Fruit Knife for Your Customers
according to “National Day Calendar”.
It’s a great time to re-kindle your business relationship, and possibly make a sale. Here are some ways to break the ice without being too obvious about soliciting a sale.
Have an “open house” at your store, and invite all your customers. Use facebook to publish the event.
Advertise a new product or service that you just started.
Send a personal email to your top customers, and invite them to come in for a free gift.
An economical idea for a gift could be a Fruit Knife, or another inexpensive promotional product.
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you needed a knife, bottle opener, or scissors, but couldn’t find one anywhere? Have no fear – Engraved Tools are here!
These little ninjas have every tool you could ever need – here are some options to save the day!
At a loss for what to order for your next customer appreciation gift? Problem solved! Below is a preview of the 26 Buck Knives options to choose from – you could have ordered a different one daily so far this month!
(Bonus – See if you can find the one on special through April 11)
While some people believe in pure luck, others believe that good things only come to those who put in true effort. Whichever side you are on, the month of March has many beautiful things in store: the first day of Spring, St. Patrick’s Day, and Spring Break (for some of us) !
Add some of these Pocket Knives Engraved to your gift list, and your customers will definitely believe that they are the lucky ones!
Boker Magnum Cobalt 01RY288Traditional Series 2.0 Trapper Green Bone 110829
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:
Damage caused by misuse
Damage caused by commercial or industrial use
Normal wear and tear
Sharpening
Accidental damages
Special finishes on the blade or other parts of the knife
Sentimental knives that you don’t want repaired or replaced
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:
Buck will replace or repair (It’s up to them) any bad knife that they made.
Exclusions are: product modifications, misuse, and normal wearing.
Voiding the warranty by misuse can be caused by: Using the knife as a hammer, pry bar, screwdriver, or chisel.
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: