Bismuth is a 2.5 on the mohs scale. In comparison your fingernail is also a 2.5 on the mohs scale of hardness. This knife may be beautiful but it's worthless to cut open even an envelope.
@@mattiaiacobelli9685 he clearly won’t use this knife for any food cutting. It’s art/experimental knife. A lead knife would be safer and harder at this time 😅
Yeah it's called promotion of video. You new to the internet. Your comment mirrors that of others. Why didn't you make a unique comment? No brain to do so?
Bruh, he only used adjective’s and synonyms with a few more syllables than your slow ahh can keep up with. Only you would need chat gbt for to make a damn sentense
I think you missed the point. It is the world's sharpest knife made entirely out of bismuth. It is sharper than all the other bismuth knives in the world.
The blade would lose its edge so fast the biggest issue from being stabbed with it is one heck of a bruise. lol Pepto doesn't fix that. That's likely an overexaggeration, but visually a beautiful knife.
As a legit metal worker that works with bismuth every day, I can tell you that bismuth is extremely brittle. Guaranteed if he dropped that, it would shatter.
Anything can be sharpened to cut. The question is how long it holds the edge. Bismuth knife is essentially dull after first cut if you can manage that. You can see its cutting more with weight and momentum like guillotine than knife
Not even close to the world's.sharpest nice, a scalpel with a blade made from obsidian is probably the sharpest a knife will ever get. The edge is about 10 to 20 times sharper than that of a razor nlade
I don't know if anyone here knows, but he ends up destroying/re-melting the knife back to regular bismuth. He doesn't keep it as a knife blade and it hurt my soul watching it happen. If I remember correctly (it's been awhile) I think he melted it because the handle was thick and hurt to hold due to the crystals.
I mean yeah cos it’s stolen content. If you have nothing actually original or informative to add then just exaggerate and steal. That’s CZcams currently unfortunately
@@Enderkauren37 do you steal other people's comment on purpose because you're mentally slow I can't think for yourself to come up with something original? 🤔
Obsidian is actually the worlds sharpest knife. And probably will stay that way. The only reason they aren’t as popular is because the only way to get that microscopic precision edge is by knapping it. Like natives did with spears and arrow heads and axes. Some even used obsidian. It’s not as simple as getting a square chunk of obsidian and sharpening it. The edges crack naturally into shape and it can get so thin that it’s transparent. Ridiculously sharp. The thinnest obsidian edge ever made was only three nanometers thick. Which is about the same as 0.003 microns. Now compare that to a standard 228600 nanometer thick razorblade and compare the two thicknesses. That’s insanely thin. Enough speed and that could easily cut a blue whale in half with little to no effort considering durability wasn’t an issue.
This short butchered the actual title of the video which is "world's sharpest *bizmuth* knife", not world's sharpest knife. It's a recurring joke of the video maker's. He named ALL of his knife videos like that
The real problem with obsidian knives is NOT that it's hard to get sharp. It could obviously be done by machines, that's just a mecanical action. "Natives" didn't have some magical techniques that we somehow couldn't reproduce on a large scale, it's just that obsidian fucking breaks. The problem with your thin edge of 0,003 microns is that it will be destroyed pretty fast when you will try to cut your blue whale, and you will end up with micro shards of obsidian blade in your food. The thinner the edge, the more brittle. Especially with obsidian which is pretty much glass. That's the real reason why obsidian knives are not popular in kitchen, nor anywhere if that matter. They are way too brittle, and their incredible sharpness isn't that much of an improvment in practice to justify taking a risk of shredding your digestive system.
@@bread2265 quote: "the only reason they aren't as popular is because the only way to get that microscopic precision edge is by knapping it" That's wrong. That's because they are brittle. Yes in his exemple he mentionned not talking about durability, but I took his exemple just to show how the very thing he decided conveniently to ignore is the contradiction of this first part of his comment. I could have well have taken the exemple of a random steak, just thought it would be a stronger exemple if I used his own.
I love how the narrator makes it sound like a master knife smith operation, but the guy is just making the knife with random objects he found in the garage.
If he wanted to say that this is the world’s sharpest knife that is made out of bismuth, it might be true. But then, you could say there’s the world’s sharpest knife made out of spaghetti and it would also be technically true (as long as somebody has already made at least one spaghetti knife).
This is not only not the sharpest knife but, it’s not as hard as most cheep steel. It won’t hold an edge very long because of its lack of hardness. It’s still super cool.
@@astriix7067my friend, bismuth is one of the softest metals on the planet, in order for a knife to retain an edge you need a hard metal (hence why high carbon steels are used). It very well could be the sharpest bismuth knife but that is probably because nobody wastes their time trying to make a knife out of it.
@@astriix7067Obsidian has the potential to be the sharpest material we know of, and usually is. Because it's glass, it dulls a little differently from metal, so the sharpest knife would be made of obsidian, and it would last longer as well if properly maintained.
Bismuth is a 2.5 on the mohs scale, maybe if you did a little more research before talking out of your ass, you'd understand how soft of a metal that is. You'd then understand you wouldn't have to weild said knife to understand how crappy one made from that material would be doofus.
I mean it's a shitty knife material but literally the video is just saying it's "the world's sharpest knife made of bismuth" which it presumably is as nobody else besides the person who made the original video and destroyed it after as it was a shit knife then Nilered attempted to remake it, with no knifecraft knowledge. it it the world's sharpest knife full stop no. is it the world's sharpest bismuth knife possibly
you can crack bismuth by forgetting it in your attic, i doubt it makes a good centerpeice much less useable tool. dont get me wrong, bismuth is extremely pretty, but you can blue some steel if you need some color rock in your life
@@shanetuma3845 yes and that's wrong, he's implying it's the sharpest knife in the world, and saying the material he uses to make this sharpest knife was bismuth
@@AndreeRockHardwords can go in a different order and mean different things in different context. He did technically say the same thing you just said.
Those black ethiopians did this first. Daily. In Kemet, Egypt to be exact. When egypt was began by the ethiopians. Whites were in neanderthal caves then. Black khoisan women with those slant eyes began the asian race. Buddha has cornrows in his first statues.
Obsidian shards can have a cutting edge as small as one atom. Or to put it in layman's terms: It's so sharp that a scalpel looks like a butter knife, but sadly not for long.
Materials engineer here! Sharpness is something entirely related to machining and not the material it's made from! A material's hardness affects how long it retains the sharp edge, but appart from that, a steel knife can be as sharp as any other!
A mention of the creator would've been nice. The link in the description isn't clickable. This video is from Kiwami-Japan on CZcams if anyone's interested.
dont, just because he said a couple lines of bs in the first half he still played the vid made by someone else, imo it doesnt make it much better that he credited, this is still content theft
Source is a channel called kiwami japan... Also Its not the worlds sharpest knife. Its the "sharpest bismouth knife". He also does stuff like bread and plastic.
@@Raccoon_TheGreat No, Nile Red made a bismuth knife in tribute to the original Kiwami Japan video, because Kiwami melted the knife down, Nile remade it to 'redress' the loss of a beautiful knife.
It's a steel knife coated with Bismuth. It may be a great knife for all I know, but the Bismuth coating will fall of the first time you cut something deeper than the edge. So as useful as a painting for cutting bread.
No, its solid bismuth. Go watch the whole video, it's called "world's sharpest bizmuth knife" and shows the entire process from extracting the bizmuth to polishing the exposed edge He makes the actual knife out of a plate of bizmuth, then puts the crystals on.
@nicholashodges201 It has to be for purely decoration then. Bismuth is brittle enough that you should be able to snap that blade in two with your hands without too much effort, and even worse, it is only slightly harder than led. I'm sorry, but I fail to see the point in such a knife. Coating a steel knife would at least have left him with a knife that could be used as a knife.
Yeah I saw it the same way as you. Oh make a bismuth knife for funsies but why would you make a bismuth knife just to dip it in more bismuth? Rewatching the video it's really hard to tell. First there's the plate, which is shiny, smooth and chrome like. Then it jump cuts to him cutting the shape of the knife with the wire and the metal is now dull and crumbly. Then it cuts yet again to what looks to be a stamped aluminum knife(or at least another metal that doesn't look like the other 2). Then when he's sanding it looks like a lead alloy. A bismuth knife is absolutely possible to make and he probably did make it. And I do understand as you process metal it looks different through the stages but I can't help but feel there is some type of CZcams magic going on here
Instead of tearing down its impracticality as the ULTiMaTe KniFe-- _I think it's perfect for a variety of practical FX/cinematic prop reworking; huge potential:_ A dagger/dirk for Aquaman, some space person-- a subterranean ceremonial thing; proves it could be other worked metal crafts, polished but left rough and costumable... *Great Proof of Concept*
Bismuth is a 2.5 on the mohs scale. In comparison your fingernail is also a 2.5 on the mohs scale of hardness. This knife may be beautiful but it's worthless to cut open even an envelope.
Wonderful information! Thank you for sharing and thank you for watching 😄
I got something else that is also a 2.5 on the mohs scale of hardness 😏
@@fbgmerk8178 Lmaoooo you have me laughing out loud here 😂 Thank you for watching! 😄
It's also really toxic if i am not mistaken
@@mattiaiacobelli9685 he clearly won’t use this knife for any food cutting. It’s art/experimental knife.
A lead knife would be safer and harder at this time 😅
I asked how much the knife cost, and they told me it was none of my bismuth.
Exactly my kind humor 😂
Oooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh😂
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa 😂
Bars 😂
Oh, feck you! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was not expecting that here, you ass.
Cucumber is a paid actor
Yeah while we wonder why this knife belongs in fantasy land😂
Random Af 😂
Best comment IMHO.
🤣
Underrated*
"imma repost this other person's work"
Yeah it's called promotion of video. You new to the internet. Your comment mirrors that of others. Why didn't you make a unique comment? No brain to do so?
I’m gonna copy AI accent too
and use ai to generate the script!
fr youtube shorts are ass bro
He literally gave credits
“ok chat gpt make me sound smart and well spoken”
Was looking for this comment
Bruh, he only used adjective’s and synonyms with a few more syllables than your slow ahh can keep up with. Only you would need chat gbt for to make a damn sentense
😂
That's exactly what I was thinking as well lmao
was looking for this comment
If i had a dollar for every time someone said "this is the world's sharpest knife" id have enough money to buy the worlds sharpest knife...
😂😂
He said “ sharpest knife COMMA made of bismuth
"Nice knife!"
-Senator Armstrong before
shattering Raiden's sword
Dude just gave himself another dollar. If only it were that easy...
He didn't lol u clearly cant read@@bonker2946
I think you missed the point. It is the world's sharpest knife made entirely out of bismuth. It is sharper than all the other bismuth knives in the world.
"this is the world's sharpest knife made entirely out of bismuth"
@@danielriley8131quit your incessant yapping
@@honaldjason I’ve made 2 comments, none directed at you. So why are you whining?
@@DoglasBubbleTrousers"this is the world's sharpest knife, made entirely out of bismuth"
Any just sharpened knife is sharpest at that moment in the world. The problem is how long does it maintain like that
the moment you said "dive into the extraordinary world" i knew that was chatgpt
LOL
the word bismuth sounds like mike tyson trying to say "business"
How did you think of something so accurate
😂
😂😂😂💀
😂😂😂
YOU MADE ME SPIT MY DRINK, DARN YOU.
You can almost cut a whole stick of butter before the edge is gone. 😂
😂😂😂😂
Lmfao almost hahahah
Frrr nile red made one of these and a tomato or a cucumber scratched it
Why would anyone waste time making this knife? Probably none of my Bizmuth.
I hope both sides of your pillows are hot tonight @@johnhoover6717
When it’s got all the square chunks all over it, it reminds me of a Dark Souls weapon.
Visually: “Dragon Blade of the Ancients, Vanquisher of Demons”
In practice: “Bismuth Buddy, Peanut Butter Spreader”
Bruh that ChatGPT script he’s reading 💀
Seeing the short again, i realize that it totally is!
Yeah it's fucking disgusting. Stealing content, then narrating over it. What a piece of sh*t.
I bet the voice is ai generated as well
Someone end this madness
fool was trying to fill the word cap in an essay
Thai is literally the most chat-GPT made script ive ever seen
Or, in more explicit language, pure bullshit.
Or, in other words, pure bull💩
Thai? Or This? 😂😂😂
..
Sounds like lex Fridman
This guy really had a thesaurus open while making this
Bismuth : " I'm the sharpest "
Obsidian : " Hold my Lava "
COBBLESTONE
NETHER PORTAL
@@Notmortarandivyson WATER
The sparkle lover in me: 😍
The Chef in me: 😬
I wonder if it will cure someone’s stomach issues after the initial trauma from being stabbed.
weird comment but it surprised me
@@FeelMetalManbecause bismuth is used in Pepto bismol
The blade would lose its edge so fast the biggest issue from being stabbed with it is one heck of a bruise. lol Pepto doesn't fix that.
That's likely an overexaggeration, but visually a beautiful knife.
It was a joke just laugh guys! 😆
Well, how?
That one crystal sword from Dark Souls:
"sharpest knife out of bismuth"
"sharpest knife among bismuth knives"
"only bismuth knife, therefore the sharpest"
Also, isn't that a gem?
As a legit metal worker that works with bismuth every day, I can tell you that bismuth is extremely brittle. Guaranteed if he dropped that, it would shatter.
Thank you for watching!
Bismuth is also very toxic
drop test when?
@@robertsiek2752, don't eat your knife then...
@@nekkoskrilla6750food that gets cut: 👁️ 👄 👁️
World's sharpest knife with the world's most uncomfortable grip 😂
Anything can be sharpened to cut. The question is how long it holds the edge. Bismuth knife is essentially dull after first cut if you can manage that. You can see its cutting more with weight and momentum like guillotine than knife
Not even close to the world's.sharpest nice, a scalpel with a blade made from obsidian is probably the sharpest a knife will ever get. The edge is about 10 to 20 times sharper than that of a razor nlade
Spoiler alert: he destroyed the knife at the end of the video because the grip was uncomfortable.
Godzilla knife
Creating the world's most uncomfortable knife
I don't know if anyone here knows, but he ends up destroying/re-melting the knife back to regular bismuth. He doesn't keep it as a knife blade and it hurt my soul watching it happen. If I remember correctly (it's been awhile) I think he melted it because the handle was thick and hurt to hold due to the crystals.
Every video about knife:
This is the worlds sharpest knife☠️
KiwamiJapan makes knives out stuff like ice, chocolate, egg protein, etc. Pretty sure he the records for sharpest knives made of random junk.
😂
I mean yeah cos it’s stolen content. If you have nothing actually original or informative to add then just exaggerate and steal. That’s CZcams currently unfortunately
right, I swore they made another video saying obsidian was the sharpest lol
HOW TO MAKE OBSIDIAN?
"What ya meltin'?"
"None of your Bismuth."
im too high for this shi man lmfaooo
@@reapzz_live Can we get much higher?!
@@ROCKYPLAYAhigher so high ohhhh oh ooooh oooohhh ooohhh ooooohhhhh ooooohhhh oooooooooooohhhhhhh
Underrated comment ‼️
'Huh, that sounds like Risky Bismuth.'
Some people are just so talented. When talent meets hard work, you get amazing products like this knife
Youths of London will love this
That cucumber decided to cut itself before the blade even touched it
The cucumber was emo. Had lots of sadness seeding within.
That cucumber is a paid actor
@@Enderkauren37 do you steal other people's comment on purpose because you're mentally slow I can't think for yourself to come up with something original? 🤔
the cucumber said, I rather let me split myself in half.
Even that cucumber split itself voluntarily
Doffy might a menace, but Nemesis and "M" can't be topped
“Did you… *Bismuth* me?”
Bro made a sharpness V knife
Forreal 😂 Thank you for watching!
Sharpness V wooden sword bro
this metal is so soft you'll loose that edge after a couple cuts.
With Breakable X
It'll be dull before you finish the first cut.
Bro’s trying to hit a word count 😂
It's AI generated. AI tends to use certain words at higher frequencies than normal speech. Like "meticulously"
hes tryna sound smart actually
@@maximumoverdrive3092 And delve/dive.
The barber when I ask for a slight trim-up:
Pov: You just unlocked the rarest camo in CoD.
Obsidian is actually the worlds sharpest knife. And probably will stay that way. The only reason they aren’t as popular is because the only way to get that microscopic precision edge is by knapping it. Like natives did with spears and arrow heads and axes. Some even used obsidian. It’s not as simple as getting a square chunk of obsidian and sharpening it. The edges crack naturally into shape and it can get so thin that it’s transparent. Ridiculously sharp. The thinnest obsidian edge ever made was only three nanometers thick. Which is about the same as 0.003 microns. Now compare that to a standard 228600 nanometer thick razorblade and compare the two thicknesses. That’s insanely thin. Enough speed and that could easily cut a blue whale in half with little to no effort considering durability wasn’t an issue.
This short butchered the actual title of the video which is "world's sharpest *bizmuth* knife", not world's sharpest knife. It's a recurring joke of the video maker's. He named ALL of his knife videos like that
@@nicholashodges201 the title is actually “this knife is out of this world”
The real problem with obsidian knives is NOT that it's hard to get sharp. It could obviously be done by machines, that's just a mecanical action. "Natives" didn't have some magical techniques that we somehow couldn't reproduce on a large scale, it's just that obsidian fucking breaks.
The problem with your thin edge of 0,003 microns is that it will be destroyed pretty fast when you will try to cut your blue whale, and you will end up with micro shards of obsidian blade in your food. The thinner the edge, the more brittle. Especially with obsidian which is pretty much glass.
That's the real reason why obsidian knives are not popular in kitchen, nor anywhere if that matter. They are way too brittle, and their incredible sharpness isn't that much of an improvment in practice to justify taking a risk of shredding your digestive system.
@@luckydust4375 thats why he said not taking durability in account 🤷
@@bread2265 quote: "the only reason they aren't as popular is because the only way to get that microscopic precision edge is by knapping it"
That's wrong. That's because they are brittle.
Yes in his exemple he mentionned not talking about durability, but I took his exemple just to show how the very thing he decided conveniently to ignore is the contradiction of this first part of his comment.
I could have well have taken the exemple of a random steak, just thought it would be a stronger exemple if I used his own.
I love how the narrator makes it sound like a master knife smith operation, but the guy is just making the knife with random objects he found in the garage.
No its just yapping entirely
ai generated script
As someone who has been using ChatGPT everyday since its inception, I can confidently say that this script was written by ChatGPT.
Bismuth is absolutely NOT a random item in the garage
Now im going to cook my own crystals now:D
Patrick Bateman when see this video: Knock Knock Paul
This looks like a camo you'd get in Call Of Duty after reaching Master Prestige.
Yes it does! Thank you for watching 😆
😂😂😂
Is the camo they give you when you play with the riot shield and knife 😂
Mythic Knife 🔪
@@slicelifetveat a dick, content thief
bro sounds like he’s tryna max out his essays word count 💀
I missed the mark by a few words 😆
Frfr trying the hardest for views lmaooo 😅
i already know he was going to confess but i was about to go through the screen and whisper to atom “SAY IT, SAY IT” 😭😭
The world's sharpest knife challenged with nothing more but a cucumber 😂
That’s some Call Of Duty battlepass skin right there 😭😂
Thief: give me your wallet or you get the bismuth
May be a beautiful knife, but it will never hold an edge
_Pepto-Bismauled_
I read this immediately in Mike Tysons voice. Sorry Mike
U can get it from Pepto bismol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Finally, the monster hunter chef's knife
99% cucumber
1% bismuth
Literally a Dark Souls Crystal Weapon
Was hoping someone would comment that, fair play good sir
I was thinking the same thing. My first was, "this reminds me of the Crystal Cave".
That’s how I know it’s not a good knife shit breaks after 4 swings!!!
I came here to say this haha
Trueee
Bismuth is so pretty.
But that knife is really going to hold bacteria.
Now I think I know why Bismuth's character was like a Blacksmith in Steven Universe
Dark Souls: Crystal Sword +3
Glad I wasn’t the only one
And it's durability is about as.frail too.
Bro got that 5/5 durability
So stupid
Same brain
It’s pretty impressive that he was able to sharpen that monstrosity without breaking it.
Nope, theres a material underneath the bismuth coating. Learn more dum my
"he" did not make this knife. He stole the content from another video, put a voice over it and is now making money off of stolen content.
UK yutes are dying for this. Literally 😂
This sounds like a spell. Imagine you're in a wizard duel, and the other one shouts, "BISMUTH BLADE!" I'd just give up at that point
If that’s the worlds sharpest knife I am the worlds smartest man
Is it possible that two of the worlds most smartest men are watching the same video? huh
You may never know, due to the uncertainty in the measurement😂
If he wanted to say that this is the world’s sharpest knife that is made out of bismuth, it might be true. But then, you could say there’s the world’s sharpest knife made out of spaghetti and it would also be technically true (as long as somebody has already made at least one spaghetti knife).
You mean the world’s sharpest man 😉!
I two is smart
Bismuth is a very brittle metal so if you like tiny metal chunks in your food after every slice go for it 😂
(Pov you don't know what happens when food is mass manufactured)
he got dat cod knife skin fr
Bro is using a knife skin IRL
This is not only not the sharpest knife but, it’s not as hard as most cheep steel. It won’t hold an edge very long because of its lack of hardness. It’s still super cool.
It won't be the sharpest knife @@astriix7067
@@astriix7067my friend, bismuth is one of the softest metals on the planet, in order for a knife to retain an edge you need a hard metal (hence why high carbon steels are used). It very well could be the sharpest bismuth knife but that is probably because nobody wastes their time trying to make a knife out of it.
@@astriix7067Obsidian has the potential to be the sharpest material we know of, and usually is. Because it's glass, it dulls a little differently from metal, so the sharpest knife would be made of obsidian, and it would last longer as well if properly maintained.
Bismuth is a 2.5 on the mohs scale, maybe if you did a little more research before talking out of your ass, you'd understand how soft of a metal that is. You'd then understand you wouldn't have to weild said knife to understand how crappy one made from that material would be doofus.
I mean it's a shitty knife material but literally the video is just saying it's
"the world's sharpest knife made of bismuth"
which it presumably is as nobody else besides the person who made the original video
and destroyed it after as it was a shit knife
then Nilered attempted to remake it, with no knifecraft knowledge.
it it the world's sharpest knife full stop no.
is it the world's sharpest bismuth knife possibly
Last I checked, the sharpest one is obsidian.
Yeah I agree, he should have said the sharpest bismuth knife in the world
you can crack bismuth by forgetting it in your attic, i doubt it makes a good centerpeice much less useable tool. dont get me wrong, bismuth is extremely pretty, but you can blue some steel if you need some color rock in your life
@@AndreeRockHardHe did. And I quote "This is the world's sharpest knife made entirely out of bismuth."
@@shanetuma3845 yes and that's wrong, he's implying it's the sharpest knife in the world, and saying the material he uses to make this sharpest knife was bismuth
@@AndreeRockHardwords can go in a different order and mean different things in different context. He did technically say the same thing you just said.
bro didnt get the case hardened, he MADE the case hardened
"this is the world's sharpest knife"
*proceeds to show metal*
Kiwami Japan deserves mad respect fr. They make knives out of everything and their videos are super entertaining
Agreed
Those black ethiopians did this first. Daily. In Kemet, Egypt to be exact. When egypt was began by the ethiopians. Whites were in neanderthal caves then. Black khoisan women with those slant eyes began the asian race. Buddha has cornrows in his first statues.
@@NYUArchaeology Schizo
@@torgrim3663 it's KNOWLEDGE. College and schooling. Go do your homework.
@@NYUArchaeologywtf does this have to do with anything? We can appreciate something without brining a bunch of racist bullshit into it
“This is the world's sharpest knife”
Obsidian blades:
Obsidian flakes off at the edges and leaves microscopic flakes in where it cuts (depending on the sharpness)
Preach
Technically, the sharpest knife is a tungsten nanoblade.
Obsidian shards can have a cutting edge as small as one atom. Or to put it in layman's terms: It's so sharp that a scalpel looks like a butter knife, but sadly not for long.
Yeah but also obsidian is fragile
Materials engineer here! Sharpness is something entirely related to machining and not the material it's made from! A material's hardness affects how long it retains the sharp edge, but appart from that, a steel knife can be as sharp as any other!
The special weapon that you get after beating the main story
He didnt cut that cucumber, it literally just got outta that knifes way.
A mention of the creator would've been nice. The link in the description isn't clickable.
This video is from Kiwami-Japan on CZcams if anyone's interested.
he did mention the creator by name
You're right, my bad.
I'm gonna delete this comment now.@@wulfagent
dont, just because he said a couple lines of bs in the first half he still played the vid made by someone else, imo it doesnt make it much better that he credited, this is still content theft
@@DP-99don’t delete. I didn’t catch the name without your comment. Plus this behavior needs to be called out anyway.
Im pretty sure that this is NileRed recreating his video
Looks like a Destiny2 exotic weapon
He must have been staring at a thesaurus while making this script
Yo that cucumber broke in two before it even got touched
That's how sharp it is, cuts through space-time to make the cuts before you do....
Source is a channel called kiwami japan...
Also Its not the worlds sharpest knife. Its the "sharpest bismouth knife". He also does stuff like bread and plastic.
bro made a cucumber knife to cut a cucumber, I have truly seen it all
And he melted this bismuth knife down after, *cries*
Isn't it Nilered?
@@Raccoon_TheGreat No, Nile Red made a bismuth knife in tribute to the original Kiwami Japan video, because Kiwami melted the knife down, Nile remade it to 'redress' the loss of a beautiful knife.
@@exidy-ythis wasn't as nice though 😔
For the Tascam problem its most likely a problem with your cable or a port to where the cable is plugged into
Looks like what they would chef with in the Monster Hunter universe. 😂
My Mother, a lifelong Chemistry teacher would have loved this.
I’m happy this video brings good memories of your mother. Thank you for watching 😃
Then your mother would have slapped the back of your head for watching this.
If you like chemistry this footage is actually stolen from a NileRed video and he explains all the chemistry stuff
@@chalor182 Incorrect. Thank you for watching!
@SliceLifeTV my mistake I guess, it looked wildly similar
Bismuth is the worlds least radio active element but still radio active.
Everything is radioactive.
It's the world's least radioactive element with no stable isotopes, get it right mate :L
@@PhilipIIofMacadamia Are you braindead or slow
@@TexasRoastbananas are radioactive
@PhilipIIofMacadamia ur mom is radioactive
This guy speaks yapanies at first and gives us the silent treatment at the end
Pretty sure he just glued a buch of rock candy to a store-bought knife
“World’s sharpest knife” takes on a cucumber. That’s like Michael Jordan taking me on for a one on one.
Nah then it'd be a banana XD
Bro has the mastery skin in call of duty
"Defies expectations..." cuts cucumber that can be cut by a plastic spoon...
looks like something out of Monster Hunter
Cucumber: "let me do it for you"
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This knife looks like it'd port me through dimensions if I got stabbed by it
Funfact: the base atom of bismuth is stable but all isotopes of bismuth are (slightly) radioactive
Interesting! Thank you for sharing!
That's the case with most isotopes I believe
@@averagegamer-mx1ofLook up the half life of bismuth.
If I, wanna take a knife, home with me tonight, it’s none of your bismuth.
This looks like something out of Elden ring.
No ones talking about how the sped up knife sharpening sounds like shaggy revving up his run😂
No one is talking about because it doesnt sound like shaggy winding legs🙄
It's a steel knife coated with Bismuth. It may be a great knife for all I know, but the Bismuth coating will fall of the first time you cut something deeper than the edge.
So as useful as a painting for cutting bread.
No, its solid bismuth. Go watch the whole video, it's called "world's sharpest bizmuth knife" and shows the entire process from extracting the bizmuth to polishing the exposed edge
He makes the actual knife out of a plate of bizmuth, then puts the crystals on.
@nicholashodges201 It has to be for purely decoration then.
Bismuth is brittle enough that you should be able to snap that blade in two with your hands without too much effort, and even worse, it is only slightly harder than led.
I'm sorry, but I fail to see the point in such a knife.
Coating a steel knife would at least have left him with a knife that could be used as a knife.
@@eawrb9373Theres not a “point” for this knife. The person just made it because it’s a cool idea lmao not everything is that serious
@@eawrb9373 kawami's channel isn't *about* making good knives. It's about playing with material science and pushing the limits of those materials
Yeah I saw it the same way as you. Oh make a bismuth knife for funsies but why would you make a bismuth knife just to dip it in more bismuth? Rewatching the video it's really hard to tell. First there's the plate, which is shiny, smooth and chrome like. Then it jump cuts to him cutting the shape of the knife with the wire and the metal is now dull and crumbly. Then it cuts yet again to what looks to be a stamped aluminum knife(or at least another metal that doesn't look like the other 2). Then when he's sanding it looks like a lead alloy. A bismuth knife is absolutely possible to make and he probably did make it. And I do understand as you process metal it looks different through the stages but I can't help but feel there is some type of CZcams magic going on here
i did the silly thing with bismuth for a science project in 6th grade, it was so fun
bro this dude's an NPC i swear
Looks like something straight out of monster hunter
I love those games
Looks like something straight from cod.
'Nice doing bismuth with you' 😂
And i can't even sharpen a pencil correctly.
Bro made an enchanted kitchen knife
Instead of tearing down its impracticality as the ULTiMaTe KniFe-- _I think it's perfect for a variety of practical FX/cinematic prop reworking; huge potential:_ A dagger/dirk for Aquaman, some space person-- a subterranean ceremonial thing; proves it could be other worked metal crafts, polished but left rough and costumable... *Great Proof of Concept*
Knife backshots is insanity😂
Looks like some you’d see aqua man using
Totally! Thank you for watching 😄
Bro's sharpness is in purple level