You Can Now Find Me at Two Spots in Escondido Every Week

Big news — Wicked Edges by David now has two regular weekly spots in Escondido where you can drop off your dull blades and walk away with them sharper than the day you bought them.

If you've been meaning to get your kitchen knives, hunting blades, scissors, or garden tools sharpened but never made it happen, this is your sign. No more shipping knives off or hunting down a specialist. Just swing by, say hi, and I'll take care of you.

Tuesdays — Escondido Farmers Market

Every Tuesday from 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM I'll be set up at the Escondido Farmers Market on Grand Avenue. It's one of the best markets in North County — great produce, live music, food trucks, the whole vibe. Grab dinner, grab some flowers, and grab me while you're at it. Bring your knives and I'll have them ready before you finish walking the market.

Saturdays — Armstrong Feed and Supply

Every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM you can find me at Armstrong Feed and Supply. It's a great local spot for anyone with horses, chickens, dogs, or a garden, and now it's a great spot for sharp blades too. Stop in for feed, leave with an edge that'll actually cut.

What I Sharpen

Pretty much anything with an edge. Chef knives, pocket knives, hunting and fishing blades, scissors, pruners, axes, machetes, cleavers — if it's supposed to cut, I can bring it back. I work on everything from $20 kitchen knives to heirloom pieces with decades of history (like the kukri restoration I just posted). Every blade gets the same care.

Why Professional Sharpening Matters

A dull knife is more dangerous than a sharp one. More pressure, more slipping, more accidents. A properly sharpened blade does the work for you, lasts longer between sharpenings, and honestly just makes everything you do with it more enjoyable. Cooking, hunting, gardening, whatever your thing is — sharp tools make it better.

See You There

Come say hi, bring your blades, and let's get you back to sharp. No appointment needed at either location — just walk up.

Tuesdays: Escondido Farmers Market, 2:30 PM – 6:30 PM

Saturdays: Armstrong Feed and Supply, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM