If you could get good deals on really sharp knives...
 

Would you buy them? :S

Apparently I am now a Vector marketer and the product we market is Cutco knives, which as it turns out, aren't pieces of ----. I was actually really worried that I was going to have to ha-rang some poor dope into buying a turd of a product. Any of these knives are far from a turd.

Manufactured from 440A surgical stainless steel, these blades boast the title of "The Worlds Sharpest Cutlery" with good reason. The cutting faces of their "D-D" blade are made up of triangular bits honed to a straight edge on each face, which takes the cutting force off of the points.

The results speak for themselves.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrhC0QS2H9E

http://youtube.com/watch?v=PompsDbGW7Q

http://youtube.com/watch?v=tve6HViOtr8&feature=related

Please try this with your bread knife, on Wonderbread:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=00OHGb6mXx0&feature=related

The knives are backed by a Forever Guarantee, that actually means forever. Should the knife/anything-with-Cutco-on-it fail due to normal use the company will replace it. For free. Forever. Should it somehow get left in the lawn and get run over by the lawnmower after your barbecue, the knife can still be replaced for half of the retail cost. That is what I call confidence in product quality.

Quite honestly I don't know enough people in my area (where I moved for school) to get any kind of respectable sales, so if you are a HMT chef, and I know you are, it would really help me out if you placed orders with me-- as you can place them directly with the company online with a local sales rep (Where you have to deal with the guy trying to 'sell' you on the knives :-\), but it's HMT help a Nog out-- should you want to try the knives.

Just so you know if you do not like the knives for any reason, or they do not meet your standards you can return them for a full refund within 15 business days. That's business days, so really more like 3 weeks to decide whether or not they are for you.

Stevemode you know you want some cutlery.

This isn't a "For Sale Thread", simply an inquiry.
PM if anyone is actually interested. :l :8

Re: If you could get good deals on really sharp knives...
 

hahahaha ------- douschebag ::)

Re: If you could get good deals on really sharp knives...
 

my sister used to work for vector, products actually arent ----, i wouldnt buy them since if i bought a good knife it would be a henkel but thats just 'cause i worked in a kitchen

Re: If you could get good deals on really sharp knives...
 

Shoot me a pm, in the market for a decent set of knives

Re: If you could get good deals on really sharp knives...
 

now my girl has a reason to get on hmt...

maybe when i buy my new house mang.

Re: If you could get good deals on really sharp knives...
 

My girl has a Cutco knife, I have no complaints. It's pretty damn nice.

Re: If you could get good deals on really sharp knives...
 

Henkel is the #1 competitor.

These outperform them.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/ar.../t-164889.html

A forum isn't reputable but I can't find the test video they showed us today. They put a Henkel and two other top brands on the wear machine in the modern marvels video.

Re: If you could get good deals on really sharp knives...
 

---- you and your knives, lol. i went to one of their "hrings" you have to buy the knives that youre gonna show people..wtf, i need money not to waste it! they try to make you an avon lady, only with knives

Re: If you could get good deals on really sharp knives...
 

??? They gave me my pack?

Re: If you could get good deals on really sharp knives...
 

must be nice, i went like 5 years ago, they wanted you to buy the knives, ---- that. they did seem like nice shankers tho.

they got a full metal tang, lol, only thing i remember