Laramie
Knifeworks -- Buy Now! Order and Information Page

Thank you for wanting to purchase a custom knife from Laramie
Knifeworks. The cost of each knife is listed on the web page for each
knife. Please include a $12.50 shipping to pay for Priority Mail insured
shipping. Note: I give discounts for
multiple knife purchases. Please email or call me (307-460-0746) for more
information.
There are four ways to purchase your knife:
1. Use Paypal!!
This is
the quickest way to get your knife. Just double-click on the Paypal
link and use
your Visa or Mastercard to pay for your knife. Once you are on the Paypal
website be sure to enter my
Paypal address:
Laramieknifeworks@peoplepc.com
2. Send Check or Money Order
You
can send a Money Order or Check to:
Steve Torok
1655 Diamondhead
Laramie, Wyoming 82072
I'll mail the knife out as soon as I receive payment.
3. Call me!
You
can call me at 307-460-0746.
Basically, tell me the knife you want and either
use a credit card over the phone or you can send a check/money order. Please leave a message if
no one answers.
4. E-mail
me at:
Laramieknifeworks@msn.com
****IMPORTANT
INFORMATION****
1. Taking
Care of Your Knife:
It sounds lame but "try not to
drop your knife". Usually dropping your knife will not have any serious
issues but sometimes things can go bad. Folders are the most susceptible to
damage. For example, the thumbknob gem or part of a handle may pop off. Don't
fret, don't freak, just send it back with all the pieces and I will do my best
to get it back to you as soon as I can.
Opening a
linerlock does not take a college degree. But closing the linerlock
is not so obvious. You have to disengage the lock before the knife
can close. If not you will do serious damage to the locking
mechanism and partially destroy the knife. This sounds obvious to
you but when you let another person handle the knife many times they
will try to close the knife by putting brute force on closing it
rather than disengaging the lock. So you may want to show people how
to close the knife.
Dishwashers
will kill your knife. Letting your knife sit in water will kill your
knife. Just wipe down the blade after you use it.
You may
want to use a high quality gun oil. A small amount goes a long way.
Generally you don't need to oil the pivot area because it will just
collect dirt and grime. However, if the knife gets gritty/dirty
there is a quick fix. Buy a can of POLYMER
SAFE QUICK-SCRUB from Shooters Choice.
I buy mine at Sportsman Warehouse and Bass Pro Shops. Don't use
anything else to clean it including water, solvents, cleaners, etc.
This particular product will not destroy the washers. Everything
else will either destroy the washers or rust the pivot area. There
is no other product that can clean the pivot without hurting your
knife.
2. Safety and Knife Handling and
Liability Disclaimer
Be very
careful with your knife. The blade is very sharp. DON'T ever try to
shave your arm with the knife. Sounds stupid but lots of people like
to demonstrate how to go to the emergency room.
*******Before you make a knife purchase please
read and understand carefully this Liability Disclaimer--
By purchasing any
knife or other potentially dangerous product from Laramie Knifeworks, you
acknowledge that you have read and understood the following liability
disclaimer(s).
a) All knives and
other sharp objects, listed and sold through Laramie Knifeworks, are intended
and sold for lawful purposes, meaning utility use or sporting purposes.
b) Laramie
Knifeworks can not possibly be aware of, nor can Laramie Knifeworks be
responsible for, the many and various laws or regulations that may apply to you.
We are not responsible for restrictions of laws or regulations that may be
applicable in any given location in which our products are sold into or carried
by you, the purchaser or end user.
c) It is your
responsibility, as the buyer or end user, to investigate, understand, and comply
with, the laws and regulations that apply in the location(s) in which our
products are sold or carried.
d) You (not Laramie
Knifeworks) are solely responsible for any claims resulting from bodily harm or
injury from any product sold by Laramie Knifeworks. Knives and other such
products may be extremely sharp and should be handled with caution.
e) Learn how to
handle and use your knives and any other sharp items properly, with care and
caution. Do not use a knife for any purpose for which it is not intended.********
Thanks Again!!!
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