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Brilliant aftercare service from advisor Clive when explained my query in such an easy to understand manner that even this dinosaur 🦖 understood 10 out of 10.
1 July 2024
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Manufacturer of the highest quality woodturning tools and accessories Made in Sheffield, England
Contact info
Atlas Works, Atlas Way, S4 7QQ, Sheffield, United Kingdom
- 0114 225 0700
- customerservice@robert-sorby.co.uk
- www.robert-sorby.co.uk
Amazing integrity
I had a chisel fracture 34 years after buying it, and using it during that time. Robert Sorby replaced it with a new one without question. Not many companies will still exist 34 years later, let alone accept responsibility for their products of 34 years past.
22 February 2018
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