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Posted by Cubby on January 14, 2008, 8:22 pm
Hiya Folks,
I purchased a number of tenon cutters from Lee Valley back in Nov. 2002.
Well for whatever reason, I never had a need for the 2" version until the
other night. As it turns out, it had a mfg defect in it which prevented it
from cutting smoothly. I shot Lee Valley a note just to let them know and
whether there was something I could do to fix it. I got an email today
saying they're sending me a new one. Great customer service!
Cheers,
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Posted by Larry Bud on January 15, 2008, 8:42 am
> Hiya Folks,
> I purchased a number of tenon cutters from Lee Valley back in Nov. 2002.
> Well for whatever reason, I never had a need for the 2" version until the
> other night. =A0 As it turns out, it had a mfg defect in it which prevente=
d it
> from cutting smoothly. =A0 I shot Lee Valley a note just to let them know =
and
> whether there was something I could do to fix it. =A0 I got an email today=
> saying they're sending me a new one. =A0 Great customer service!
> Cheers,
Great company to buy from. Stories like this are the norm, rather
than the exception, for Lee Valley.
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Posted by Buck Turgidson on January 15, 2008, 8:58 pm
> I purchased a number of tenon cutters from Lee Valley back in Nov. 2002.
> Well for whatever reason, I never had a need for the 2" version until the
> other night. As it turns out, it had a mfg defect in it which prevented
> it from cutting smoothly. I shot Lee Valley a note just to let them know
> and whether there was something I could do to fix it. I got an email
> today saying they're sending me a new one. Great customer service!
>
I recently needed to cancel a portion of an order. I called, but they were
closed. They said to leave a message, which I did.
Lo, and behold, the item in my order was correctly cancelled.
I am not accustomed to having messages actually listened to by a human.
I agree. It doesn't get much better.
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Posted by KLS on January 15, 2008, 9:15 pm
On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 20:58:41 -0500, "Buck Turgidson"
>I recently needed to cancel a portion of an order. I called, but they were
>closed. They said to leave a message, which I did.
>
>Lo, and behold, the item in my order was correctly cancelled.
>
>I am not accustomed to having messages actually listened to by a human.
>
>I agree. It doesn't get much better.
Well, your experience with Lee Valley is the complete opposite of mine
with Kitchen Universe, which I strongly recommend that no one buy
anything from. I mistakenly ordered the wrong knife, and 10 minutes
after I got an order confirmation from them, when I realized the item
was wrong, I emailed them to cancel the order. Did they respond? No.
Nor did they answer the phone, where I left two messages. They went
right ahead and shipped this knife with the comforting message "once
the order has shipped, it cannot be canceled." I was furious and am
now battling this out through the credit card company (I sent back the
package unopened).
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Posted by Mamba on January 16, 2008, 6:25 pm
>> I purchased a number of tenon cutters from Lee Valley back in Nov. 2002.
>
I recieved a gift of a small set of their in-house screwdrivers, magnetic
tips and polished wood handles. My only complaint is that they are so
darned good looking, I rarely will use them for any practical purpose.
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