Today, I'd like to announce a very important change to the channel: I'm introducing a new standard for size comparison (among many other things). Get ISO-VG10-4 at nickshabazz.com/iso-delica.pdf
@@roscomcfarland204 I'm going to operate under the assumption that you genuinely don't know what ISO is since everyone finds out about everything the first time somehow. ISO is the International Standards Organization and they define standards for things that everyone internationally should use. As an American I generally don't pay a ton of attention to them in my day to day life since ANSI is more relevant to my work, but sometimes it comes up as what I'm doing. Unfortunately, despite being an international organization that standardizes things for everyone, you have to pay money to look at their standards directly, thus meaning that generally speaking how you look into ISO specifications is you go to Wikipedia and read the runes unless you're made of money. The fact is that the International Standards Organization has made it harder to adopt international standards. "Oh, but they're a company, this is how companies make money" you might say. WRONG! They're a not for profit non-governmental organization that receives funding from 170 member countries and 39 subscribing countries. The paywall they have to keep us day to day regular engineers from reading the standards is essentially a racket
I've been wishing you'd use a banana for size comparisons for a long time. Knowing now that a banana is 0.8419 delicas long, I will be able to go back and watch your older videos and know exactly how everything you've reviewed compares to a banana. Thank you.
This is the Greatest Scientific Advancement of our time. A unit of measurement that covers length, mass, time, frequency, AND temperature all in one? 😮 Could this be the key to the unifying theory of everything?
Keep up the great work Nick, was curious what you’d post today. I need to start the paperwork for the “Woo Jung” which has been used by my family as a measure of relative meal cost….its the cost of a meal for a family of four at our local Korean restaurant, current value of the Woo Jung is about $125. Common usage “Shit, three chicken strip baskets and a beer at the ballpark, was more than a Woo Jung!” Or “You realize that snowboard rental for the weekend was a WooJung”.
Price is the obvious missing measure here. We would hear Nick say: "This Sebenza here costs 7 Delicas." That'd be both correct and informative, for comparison's purposes. "This Sencut costs half a Delica.", etc. Think about it Nick. We love you.
My hat is off to you sir for making a 12 minute video that I actually watched all the way through that will never benefit me in the least 😂😂. Hilarious
Awesome vid Nick and truly the time has come for this standard to be applied worldwide and embraced by all. What on earth would we do without you Nick and your amazing insight in everything to do with our daily lives is truly a blessing that is bestowed upon us all 😊😊. Thanks for the great vid and keep making sharp things fun and enjoyable.
It took me about 30 seconds into the video to realize that it was April 1st. Nick, you are a man to be reckoned with. No holds barred, pure Tomfoolery.
I'm a nurse, and I'm going to start documenting patient pulses and resperations in beats/breaths per delica. Also, its not degrees Kelvin, it's just Kelvin.
Watching this right after Metal Complex spoiled me a little on it, but I am grateful for your hard work in providing these measurements! 👏 Now, would you please review the Civivi Vision FG? 😙
Chicken noodle soup for the soul. Thank you for this, could we get a titanium measuring delica from knafs please? Gonna help me figure a lot of things out, once and for all.
Hmm ... there's a problem. You also use a Rat2 for size comparison. I have a Rat2. But I don't have a Delica or ... more importantly ... a copy of the Delica standard. So what's my (and your) Rat2 in Delicas?
Adoption of this new measurement is the key to it's success. Everyone should own at least one Delica measurement tool, for easy reference throughout your day. How else would I know that the temperature is currently 87.27 Delicas outside today? I better bring a light outer layer if I leave the house.
So if my delica has aftermarket scales, would it be 1.0000000000001 delicas long and 1.3333 delicas in weight or will it then become the new delica standard from which all things will hence forth be measured? 🤔
Nick, your thoughts on revising the Delica ISO standard to extend its use as a rating scale? This could unify all knife review content by pegging individual subjective ratings to a defined standard.
Love the new standard, although the Atomic Mass Unit comparison is kinda obvious. But dumb it down a little for your average listener. How does it compare to, say the Spyderco Delica knife?
'Calm their pivots.' 😂😂😂😂 Random tidbit...my wife and I are actually in San Diego right now, visiting from Toronto. If I see a guy walking around in a Batman mask, I'll say hello.
