Making a bismuth knife to undo an injustice - Summary

Summary

The video begins with the narrator mentioning a sponsored segment by Bismuth Smith. They talk about being inspired by a YouTube video from Kiwami Japan, who makes various knives, including one from bismuth. The narrator expresses a desire to recreate the bismuth knife that Kiwami Japan made but then melted down in the original video. They admit to having no knife-making skills and proceed to break a large chunk of bismuth into smaller pieces using various tools, including a hammer and an axe.

The next step involves melting the bismuth, but they realize they forgot to buy a cast iron pot for this purpose. They use a regular pan instead and melt the bismuth, showing the process of it turning from a solid to a liquid state.

After successfully melting the bismuth, they pour it into a mold, and the bismuth begins to cool and solidify, forming beautiful crystals. They discuss the crystal formation and share their excitement.

The video then shifts to the process of shaping the knife from the solidified bismuth. They start by tracing the shape of a knife onto the bismuth and proceed to cut and shape it using various tools. The narrator expresses frustration with the slow progress.

The video ends with the narrator attempting to cover the knife with additional bismuth crystals to enhance its appearance. However, they encounter challenges and consider starting over. The video concludes with them showing the partially completed knife and discussing their future plans for the project.

Facts

1. The video is sponsored by Bismuth Smith.
2. The video discusses a viewer's reaction to a YouTube video by Kiwami Japan, who creates knives from various materials.
3. The viewer is particularly impressed by a knife made from bismuth and feels a sense of injustice when it is melted down at the end of the video.
4. The viewer decides to recreate the bismuth knife, despite having no knife-making skills or prior experience.
5. The process involves breaking bismuth, melting it, and shaping it into a knife.
6. The viewer encounters several challenges, including the inadequacy of their tools, the difficulty of the task, and the risk of injury.
7. The viewer successfully creates a knife from bismuth, despite the difficulties encountered.
8. The viewer is pleased with the result, describing it as "pretty cool" and "pretty accurate."
9. The viewer applies bismuth crystals to the knife to enhance its appearance, but struggles with the process due to the knife's heat and the difficulty of handling the crystals.
10. The viewer is able to cut a cucumber with the knife, but it does not perform well on tomatoes or other harder materials.
11. The viewer concludes the project after approximately six hours of work, despite the initial expectation of completing it in a much shorter time.
12. The viewer thanks Bismuth Smith for sponsoring the video and providing the bismuth used in the project.
13. The viewer recommends viewers to check out Bismuth Smith's business and provides a discount code.