This NAPA is the main location in the area. It's much larger than the others I have been to…read more Highs- Has lots of parts other stores won't have Big selection of serious DIY stuff. Lows- Employees can be slow, wait can be endless

Staff was very rude and unprofessional on the phone. Offered a patronizing and sarcastic tone to…read moresimple questions. Would never send anyone to the rude novices at the machine shop in Latham.

I will never use any of their services again. It took months to get my vehicle back and the…read morepricing wasn't even close to original estimate. They don't communicate with the customer before changing pricing. Total ripoff.

I dropped off the cylinders from my jet ski a couple weeks ago.. They said that they would be done…read morelast week... They weren't.. I stopped in to pick them up this morning, and take them to an actual machine shop.. The little old man behind the counter refused to return them.. I told him that I'd be back later this afternoon to pick them up (with law enforcement if necessary) 20 minutes later, I get a phone call telling me that they were finished... Hmmmm..

called Hunt's Machine to ask some simple questions about the way their process works because I have…read morean engine that I want checked for any imperfections. I was told it was going to cost a few hundred just for them to tear down the engine. When I asked what the processes were that made up the price (not because I was complaining but because I was actually curious) I was rushed off the phone. When I told him I would find another company Dave almost sounded happy to lose the business telling me it didn't matter because he had plenty of customers including one that was walking in the door just then. Growing up and going into different shops with my grandfather I saw hard working people that couldn't thank the customer enough for giving them business. Now we have people working in these shops that could care less about who they do or don't help. It's really a shame because I was relieved to find an actual machine shop that was somewhat local. I will never ever pick up the phone again to call this place and neither should anyone else. I hope they lose customers with the kind of attitude I as a brand new customer was given...

Garrett took care of a tube sealing machine…read more He only charged a minimal fee. He is great on machine repairs. Highly recommend him.

These guys are top of the line. Very knowledgeable and always friendly and ready to help. I could…read morenot recommend them enough.

Had these guys shorten and re-balance a drive shaft for me. They did a good job on the drive shaft…read more 4 Stars only cause it was a tad on the expensive side. Super nice, cool shop, obviously very knowledgeable in V-8's and drive train applications. The rebuilt/build hi performance engines, have a 2WD dyno, etc. They also machine and do diesel engine stuff as well.

The nicest people ever! Repaired my Shun knife in about five minutes, and its good as new!…read more I will tell everyone I know to come back here, and I will be back myself!

How am I the first to review a business that has been around for over 70 years?…read more Well, maybe it's because the place mostly serves the regional restaurant community. And I suppose it doesn't help that it's located on a stretch of Broadway up the hill in Schenectady that doesn't see much foot traffic. Plus, even if you were walking along Broadway, would you have your dull knives on you? Probably not. Did I mention that the hours aren't totally convenient either? Well, unless you're a morning person. But where else can you get your kitchen knives professionally sharpened for $3 a knife? Most of the fancy kitchen stores that offer a knife sharpening service do it for a buck an inch. I was able to get five knives done for less than the price of two. And at Cavoli's, they aren't running your blades through a standard over the counter knife sharpener that anyone can buy from Amazon. Nope. These guys are using large grinding machines, and grinding knives like it's their job. You know, because it is. Would I suggest you bring your finest Japanese knives here? Nope. Those require finesse. This shop is about brute force, which is exactly what my block full of long neglected knives needed. Just know, that when you go through these doors, it's not a place that's really set up for walk-ins. Still, the office didn't blink when I dropped off my knives. I left mine overnight, but I had the sense that they could offer same day service if you brought your tools in early enough. This is a fabulous resource, and I hope more people find it.