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So, they had 800 knives turned in. Big whoop. When I was a kid, my dad took a piece of spring steel, and a grinder, and shaped it, and heat treated it by using instructions in a book. Drilled two holes, made handles out of some boards he cut and sanded, and even some home-made rivets. He was NOT a metalworker by trade, nor any sort of knifemaker. I used that knife all through my teens, and still have it today. Its kind of thick, but it'll take an edge. Do those bozos in charge over there really think, even if they stopped the sale of knives, that they will stop people from making them? What a bunch of nutters.