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State of the KnifeCenter During Coronavirus

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State of the KnifeCenter During Coronavirus

Hi everyone – my name is Seth. I run the KnifeCenter’s social media and write for the blog. I don’t normally step in front of the camera, but then again not much feels normal these days! I wanted to share with you what’s going on here at the KnifeCenter given the worldwide COVID-19 situation.

Seth standing in his home office

The KnifeCenter takes the safety of our employees and customers very seriously and we are following all recommended procedures from the CDC and our local governments to maintain proper cleanliness and safety precautions. All of our employees who are able to work from home are doing so and we are still open for business. As of now, orders are shipping out as normal and we are not experiencing any delays. Our phones are closed, so please direct any support inquiries through email (support@knifecenter.com). Thanks for sticking with us!

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Seth Vietti has been immersed in the knife industry for more than a decade, bringing a rare combination of journalism, hands-on experience, media work, and product development to his role as a KnifeCenter Expert Advice author. He co-founded KnifeNews.com in 2015, covering the knife industry via interviews, articles, and first-hand reporting for a growing community of enthusiasts. He later brought that experience to KnifeCenter, appearing regularly in the company’s videos and social media while helping customers understand everything from new releases and blade steels to the practical differences between knife designs. Seth also shares his personal experience as a collector and knife enthusiast through his own @seth30v channels, where he reviews, compares, and discusses the knives he actually owns and carries. Today, one of his most distinctive areas of expertise is KnifeCenter’s exclusive program, where he works to develop exclusive knives in collaboration with manufacturers to select designs, materials, features, and upgrades that make a design more compelling to KnifeCenter customers. That combination of industry knowledge, hands-on experience, and direct involvement in bringing knives to market gives Seth a perspective that goes well beyond simply knowing a lot about knives.