About Walton's Saw Works
Reviews for Walton's Saw Works
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Monday: 7AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 7AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 7AM - 5PM
Thursday: 7AM - 5PM
Friday: 7AM - 5PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
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Walton Saw Works is a family-owned business specializing in knife sharpening and selling high-quality cutlery. Customers praise the shop's expert knowledge and passion for fine cutlery. They offer a range of sharpening services for various types of knives, from Japanese santoku knives to Swiss army pocket knives, ensuring each blade is sharpened to perfection. Beyond sharpening, Walton Saw Works also sells a selection of chef's knives, file knives, and other tools for working with bladed tools. The shop is described as having a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with friendly staff who provide personalized service. Customers appreciate the reasonable prices and the expertise of the Walton family in restoring their knives to razor sharpness.
I am a landscape contractor, I have a few hedge trimmers that I bring to Walton's every year for sharpening. The service is great, turn-around time is fast, and they have very interesting artifacts, cutting instruments and woodwork craftsmanship on display. Hours of operation are also very convenient, they open at 7am and stay open until 5 pm!
I have been a loyal customer of Walton Saw Works for over 10 years now and go to them for all my knife sharpening needs. As an avid home cook, keeping my knives razor sharp is essential and Walton Saw Works has never let me down.When I first walked into their shop over a decade ago, I was impressed by their knowledge and passion for fine cutlery. They took the time to understand how I use my knives and recommended a sharpening service that would keep them in perfect cutting condition. They also sold me my first high-quality chef's knife which I still use to this day.Over the years, I've had Walton Saw Works sharpen everything from my Japanese santoku knives to my Swiss...read full review
I have a lot of knives, inherited and purchased. I just took my Global chef and paring knives, an Opinel paring and a French chefs knife that belonged to my Mom to Waltons. They were in bad shape after years of use and I'm not great at sharpening. When I picked them up 24 hours later I was fortunate enough to be able to chat with Darren Walton. Not only did he restore my knives to razor sharpness for very reasonable cost, but I enjoyed his conversation about the finer points of sharpening a knife. And bonus, his store smells like my grandfathers woodworking shop. Full of hand tools and awls, saws and everything you might need for working with bladed tools. I am a fan!