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<blockquote data-quote="tony d willIiams" data-source="post: 2508163" data-attributes="member: 108777"><p>Way back I provided some of the tools for my industrial maintenance crew.</p><p>California began to "outlaw" certain of the disposable razor cutters.</p><p> So I purchased new "legal" cutters for the men, and asked them to dispose of the "illegal" ones. ie, do not have them on company premises.</p><p> Then California made the "legal" ones illegal. And the cycle repeated so that every few months they were getting new safe knives. It began to seem that if a worker was hurt by one of those extremely dangerous items, then it was outlawed.</p><p> I read the laws, and requested they dispose of all razor blades, and break-off blades. Get a good knife and use it.</p><p></p><p>With care and proper usage, most tools deemed unsafe by the state are safe.</p><p> </p><p>My dad taught me to sharpen my pocket knife when I was a young child. My knives fit in my hands and belong there, just as if they are my fingers.</p><p> And sadly I have given the TSA too many of my pocket knives. I began to carry self addressed shipping envelopes in my briefcase.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tony d willIiams, post: 2508163, member: 108777"] Way back I provided some of the tools for my industrial maintenance crew. California began to "outlaw" certain of the disposable razor cutters. So I purchased new "legal" cutters for the men, and asked them to dispose of the "illegal" ones. ie, do not have them on company premises. Then California made the "legal" ones illegal. And the cycle repeated so that every few months they were getting new safe knives. It began to seem that if a worker was hurt by one of those extremely dangerous items, then it was outlawed. I read the laws, and requested they dispose of all razor blades, and break-off blades. Get a good knife and use it. With care and proper usage, most tools deemed unsafe by the state are safe. My dad taught me to sharpen my pocket knife when I was a young child. My knives fit in my hands and belong there, just as if they are my fingers. And sadly I have given the TSA too many of my pocket knives. I began to carry self addressed shipping envelopes in my briefcase. [/QUOTE]
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