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If a knife is used as a scraper or encounters hard particles in softer materials or is used asymmetrically, there may be a sideways load near the tip. In this case the knife should resist bending or breaking.
==Considerazioni legali==
Carrying knives in public is forbidden by law in many countries. Exceptions may be made for hunting knives, and for knives used for work-related purposes (e.g. chef's knives). Automatic knives ([[switchblade]]s) are almost universally banned from civilian carry if not possession. [[Butterfly knife]]s (Balisong) are only slightly less stigmatized, and tend to be treated as switchblades by law enforcement agencies due to their connection with gang activity. One exception is [[Austria]], where civilian possession of automatic knives including double-edged automatic OTF ("out The front") daggers is allowed. Most Western European nations are very unfriendly toward all knives other than small pocket knives and similarly small tools, which are also not allowed on commercial aircraft or in certain other venues. Even multitools like the [[SwissTool]], [[Gerber multitool]]s, and [[Leatherman]] multitools are often frowned upon, due to their having relatively large blades and/or locking ability.
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