Actually people can and do. Well apparently not small spoons, people just cry about those but other small goods people sure do just up and make them. Happens all the time.
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No, sorry you DONT have to have a patent to make a simple product like a spoon. You can even copy a known patented product and make it but you wont be in business long..... but you CAN do it. The patent police are notoriously lax in the production end of things in the begining and they NEVER make you GET a patent.
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To make a spoon? Are you on drugs? Funding? Do you really need to borrow the $200 it would take to set up a simple spoon stamping operation? Really? I know you have posted about your money woes but are you really that hard up? If so, clearly this is not only not aimed at you but it is also out of your league if a couple hundred bucks is too much for ya.
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Not needed and silly. Stupid even. Am I wrong? Prove it. Post up these so called warnings from the last spoon set you bought. I will wait....
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Not needed. You can either go old school or new school. Old school is go broke if you get sued just like you grangparents did. New school, let them have the company, its not like its personally owned or has any assets. Smart people pretect themselves afterall.
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No-can-do. The point of the OP crying was something NOT being made here. What point would there be to get something NOT made here to make something here? Pay attention.
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See above.
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You are really reaching, aint you?
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Again... really streaching, aint you? Maybe you werent paying attention but we are talking about a simple small spoon here. I have experience in small manufacturing like this. No, not for somebody else.... for ME, just like this example. No, no lawyers, no patents, no other jibber jabber that you are flat out pulling out of your rectum. For you to think you are going to play "gotcha" with me on this subject is beyond silly, expecially since 2 of the parts I made were for GUNS! No joke, viewed as probably the most feared product catigory around except maybe nuclear or avation. One was specifically for a left handed shooter.... too small of a market so wasnt worth my time weather I made them here in my garage or outsourced them. The other the manufacture eventually changed the design to similar to what I made so it became an ever shrinking market. So please, dont play the fool by trying to play the "gotta get this or gotta get that" card. That dog just dont hunt.
The fact is, I know what Im talking about, probably all too well. There are so many of these small markets that can be quite lucrative its not even funny. Money to be made hand over fist, sometimes even more than that. Most all cash (or Paypal but that door is closing). You just cant be lazy...... or stupid.
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