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[Star Wars] We've just figured out how to mass-produce lightsabers. Now what?

Assume that you're a corporate development exec at a weapons and industrial machinery company on Coruscant. It's just after the events of Phantom Menace: the Separatists are getting a bit uppity, but it's not full blown war yet. Your company has no strong allegiances to either the Republic or the Separatists. 

An engineer comes in, very excited, and tells you that the R&D boys have just figured out how to mass-produce lightsabers. The Jedi like to talk a big game about how they can only be hand made by a Jedi Knight, but it turns out that we've reverse-engineered the process, and now we can crank them out at a rate of thousands per day, at retail price about the same as a high-end blaster rifle. We can make them as big or as small as we like, and they can come in any color blade. 

Obviously waving a light saber around is as likely to kill its user as anyone else absent of Force sensitivity, but there have *got* to be some highly lucrative markets for these things. 

So who do we sell them to, and how do we market them?
gpt
You could market it as a tool for industrial use, you could use the technology maybe for larger more powerful lasers for cutting metal and stuff fast and with precision, although i think things like those could already exist and maybe cheaper.

If you could produce a smaller model it could pretty much work as a neat knife/multi porpose tool.

Maybe as a concealed assasination weapon? Like the one on assasins creed, get the little handles close, activate it to penetrate and instantly killing or doing a lot of damage.