Welcome To Mindy’s Cutco Club
2000+ Families and 16 Years of Service
~ Thanks for Your Loyalty and Support ~
CUTCO FOR CHRISTMAS
FOR YOU ~ FOR GIFTS ~ FOREVER!
UpComing Holiday Show Schedule:
FAI HOLIDAY MARKETPLACE: NOV 11-13
JUNEAU PUBLIC MARKET: NOV 25-27
SHOP ONLINE HERE TODAY or
Call/Email Me for Discounts and Specials
I WILL MEET/BEAT ANY LEGIT OFFER
No-Interest Payments Start at $67/mo.
20% OFF CUSTOM SETS & UPGRADES
BUY 3 KNIVES, GET 4TH FREE
NEW CUTCO PRODUCTS
Cutco/Ka-Bar Explorer Knife
By-Pass Pruners
New Santoku SET:
Trimmer, Parer, Cheese, Carver & Slicer
STAINLESS and TRADITIONAL FLATWARE IN STORAGE CHEST
***FOR LIMITED TIME - ON SALE***
Check it out ~ THE SIGNATURE SET and
THE SANTOKU SIGNATURE SET!
THE ALASKAN HOMESTEADER SET
AND THE OUTDOORS SET
(designed & available only thru Mindy)
BLADESLINGER SAYS, "DON’T LOSE YOUR EDGE!"
Mindy offers FREE Courtesy Sharpening for the DD Edges every 3-5 years (BAY AREA - JANUARY 2012).
Cutco Straight Edges require regular maintenance by the owner for long-term sharpness. The #80 hand-held sharpener should be used at least once a month, or before/after a big job. You want to touch them up before they get dull. Once you lose the edge, they will have to go back to the factory for regrinding. Email me for a Service Request Form.
IMPORTANT INFO FOR ALASKAN HUNTER/GATHERERS:
#1 Hunters Choice: 5718H
Drop Point with DD Edge & Orange Handle.
The DD Edge is very durable, but NOT a bone-saw. Its best for folks that dont want to sharpen in the field. Will stay sharp for 5-7 big game animals. The straight edge is better for skinning, and requires sharpening during use.
The field can be Out-Of-Control: with rocks, dirt, bone, hair, hide, tundra-seasoning, etc... These things dull and damage the edge more than just a cutting board.
For best results long-term, I recommend sending all outdoor knives back to factory for sharpening during the off season. Email Mindy for the service request form .
Living the Dream: your cutco lady finally got some field experience. She shot a moose last fall and on July 5th, caught a 141 pound halibut in Prince Wm Sound. YaY for the Alaskan Harvest!
