Sutures- it's a very fine leather working needle. As I've said other places, I don't want to stitch someone. But if I have, absolutlely no other choice, I will, and if they hold still, it will be a pretty stitch. I started working with light leathers fairly young- taxidermy.

Hemostats- Jim, if you got these regulated, I know a lot of fly fishermen and electronics geeks who would have your head on a pig pole in thier front yard. I use them in tool kits when I don't have room for pliers, or need a heat sink or a fine clamp. Hemos are very precise, very small, all metal clamping pliers, there is no special magic to them.

So on and so forth, ad nasua, until you get to the meds. Tools should never be regulated, just thier possession by stupid people.