Kyocera offers free knife re-sharpening on all their ceramic knife products. Sounds almost too good to be true! Nothing is free nowadays but Kyocera's service is pretty darn close.

My good old husband put a small chip on the blade of one of my knives. I didn't even really notice it until he fessed up and told me about it. I thought that would be a fine opportunity to take advantage of Kyocera's service and experience their customer service first hand.

For $10 you can send them up to 2 knives for resharpening. $5 more for an additional knife. That's a very small price to pay and I believe that pretty much covers shipping costs. The knife had to be mailed to Costa Mesa, CA, about a 2 hour drive from where we live. (Glad I didn't have to send it to Japan! haha!).

I had no idea how long it would take for them to sharpen and return my knife. To my surprise, 8 days later, the knife appeared at my doorstep with a nicely honed edge! Rather quick service and I got what felt like a brand new knife. The blade was razor sharp and the small chip was gone.

I have to say I am very pleased with what Kyocera is doing with there service. No hassle, and no questions asked service is what I experienced.

Here is a link to the form you'll need to fill out and send with your knife. Believe me, it's a very hassle free process.

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Solly said:

	... I bought two Kyocera ceramic knives and they are everything people say they are, but the UK company that sharpens them wrecked one of my knives, so the sharpening was not actually free of charge. The service was appalling too 6 weeks to get two knives back, and we had to chase them to achieve that. I will now ship my knives to another country to get them sharpened to get a quality job done.
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August 21, 2009
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Avid Amiri said:

	... Kyocera ceramic knives...anybody had any good/bad experiences with them? Are they worth it?
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May 14, 2010 | url
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