Making a bismuth knife for NileBlue
🕑 Added 2020-11-25 23:58:31 +0000 UTCHey guys, this is the first NileBlue video in a while. Let me know what you think or if you spot any mistakes!
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Dani Jakob
This was the first nilered video I ever saw and have been drawn in since. My little boy and I get so excited to see what's next👍☺️
Thomas Jager
Parts of that hurt to watch, but overall, it was fun. Also wow, almost 1M views on a NileBlue!
John Ioannidis
Granted, Bi is not as dangerous as Pb, but shouldn't you have been wearing a mask and googles all the time?
I hate those over safety glasses, another 5 years of support, maybe you can get some proper prescription ones
Ulrich
You do whatever you want to with your weekend, it's none of my bismuth.
ARPLATINUM
1st stone with the grooves was a leveling stone for the other stones lol
Zach Feliz
Im so glad I wasn't the only one disappointed with him melting it at the end
Ash
Why do you have a stack of US dollar bills on your desk? Shouldn’t it be a pile of Loonies?
NileRed cutting sad old vegetable brings me so much joy. The knife looks sicccck
Marta
Bismuth is beautiful, I love those sparkling colored crystals. You put a lot of patience into this project, I can imagine how long it took to file and sand such thick material. Got no suggestions for you as I think the video was perfect from start to finish. I don't know if you are aware of it, but this is the best comic chemistry show in the world and it wouldn't be fun if everything went according to plan. it's like watching little pandas play (and, oh gods, don't let the "Nile Red Slicing The Tomato" scene come back to me tomorrow while I'm sitting in the dentist's chair) :,D
Playback was iffy, pausing every few seconds? Very possibly my tablet or internet connection... Thank you for the great content!
Kay Lam
So surprised that you also know about Kiwami! When I watch his video, sometimes I think he is a more chaotic version of NileRed.
TOM
Not gonna lie, I was angry at first: casting a solid block instead of using a mold that was shaped like a knife, making it waaaaay too thick. Not using electric tools that were fit for purpose (Band saw, belt grinder/belt sander or at least a angle grinder) and dipping it into a molten puddle that was way too shallow... But big respect for sticking to it and fileing, grinding polishing it to a shine. I cannot really argue with the end result... Could be better (thinner) could be much worse and it's pretty... So I call it a success, but you probably made it much harder for yourself than needed
Alexander Kirk
Sigh, this is such a Thanksgiving treat. Thank you, Nile. 🥺 So much...
Joshua Pedrick
Very nice smash 🔪
Max Goldstein
You, uh, you know that files only cut in one direction right? They’re miniature saw teeth, not sandpaper.
Nile Red
Nope, I actually have no idea who you're talking about
Michaela Pereckas
Have you seen that youtuber forging zirconium and niobium and stuff?
André Forcier
Ok... time to watch a few episodes of “Forged in Fire” 😂🤣✌️👍
Reid Wayne Cook
This was hilarious.
Nile Red
It was all given to us for free actually
Nile Red
We wanted to do it like Kiwami did
Nile Red
Yeah we definitely aren't equipped for this kind of stuff
Chris Silvia
WHY DIDN'T YOU JUST CAST THE KNIFE???
Looks like u guys had a great time! The slotted stone is for squaring your whetstone. Great vid!
You have no idea how painful this is to watch while I'm sitting 30 feet from a shop with bandsaws, scroll saws, bench grinders, and a belt grinder which would have made your project so much easier.
Did you get that bismuth from pink pepto bismol?