Absolute Razor Sharp 509-264-1509

Absolute Razor Sharp is open for business again after our vacation Thank you for your patience. ~ Larry

ARE YOUR KNIVES SHARP?
November is almost behind us and the holidays are here. As you can see, I've been very busy sharpening cutlery, hunting knives, shears, and scissors. If you have a need for sharp knives, don't hesitate to call me. Master Sharpener Larry Nicholas 509-264-1509

May and June are now in the books. My lil' sharpening shop has been busy. I have sharpened some where in the neighborhood of 200 knives, scissors, and clipper blades. Thankfully after 10 years of experience, I've mastered the art of sharpening. I encourage everyone who wants to learn or understand how to sharpen their blades to hang around, watch me sharpen, and listen as I explain the process. Most importantly, I want everyone to understand how to use there kitchen block steel. Hopefully, some day I will be able to create a short video and share everything online. Sadly, a techie, I'm not.

Took a week off at the beginning of February. Returned to a lot of sharpening work. When I followed up today I was greeted when some great replies. Here are a few no:

There working GREAT 😊 I thank you 🙏🏻 I have a couple more pair of scissors ✂️ and a few blades. I’m thinking of dropping them tomorrow? I will text and let you know👍

Yes indeed! Thanks so much for your excellent service and for checking in! My son really appreciated the chef's knife. Thanks again!

Yes, Larry. All is good. Thanks for checking in with me. Gene

The 🔪 are perfect..great job..see you next time they need work. Thanks again

It’s truly gratifying feeling when I know I have done a good job sharpening. Call me if your knives or scissors need a new sharp edge.
Master Sharpener,
Larry Nicholas
Absolute Razor Sharp
509-264-1509

Wow, just finished sharpening 18 hunting, pocket, and kitchen knives. The owner is a hunter and true knife collector, with everything from Cutco cutlery, to Schade and Kershaw pocket knives, to custom made Damascus hunting knives. Feeling really honored to work on such a great collection for the 2nd or 3rd time over the past few years. Years ago, this collector brought me an old Bayonet knife made from a military sword from the early 1900's and used in both WWI and WWII. Wish now I had taken some photo's to share with everyone. Oh well, next time I will.