A photo usually answers the first question.

Often, yes. Small nicks and tip repair add $2 to a standard knife sharpening. A blade that needs a larger reshape adds $4. We look at how much steel must come away before confirming the work.

Yes, many of them. Serrations add $1. Double-sided blades and specialty curves are quoted because the time depends on the shape and size.

Please call or text first. We sharpen at the Arvada base, at local markets and through mobile appointments, so the schedule moves.

Wrap each blade in a towel, cardboard sleeve or rigid box so the point and edge cannot move. Do not carry loose knives in a bag.

Probably, when enough sound metal remains to reshape the jaw. Repair removes metal, so a badly bent tip may leave a slightly shorter jaw. Send a close video first. We do not charge if the nipper cannot be sharpened.

It depends on steel quality, jaw length and damage. A good tool with a longer jaw may take five, six, seven or more sharpenings. Dropping and bending the tip uses up more of that life.

Not at the moment. Erik is waiting until he has the equipment, training and practice to return them properly.

We confirm when your package arrives and send tracking when it leaves. Ask for current timing before mailing; the latest service notice is running 1–2 weeks.

Sometimes. We work with several brands and have some manufacturer-approved parts, including parts for Mundial nippers. Send a video or photo before ordering parts.