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@ModernRogue 3 года назад

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@aylaedwards2968 3 года назад

Entered hope I will that wallet is dope af

@1218Draco 3 года назад

Assassins Creed crest of aluminum

@noahrecktenwald6237 3 года назад

I feel its only right that you make a aluminium blade.This is the modern rouge after all

@villian_von_badguy_ii145 3 года назад

Done .. Keeping fingers crossed

@duckduckgoose5013 3 года назад

I hope I get one

@huttonsmith8315 3 года назад

Bring back the old “I’M A MODERN ROOOOGGGUUUEEEEE” intro cmon guys that was awesome

@TylerJacksonMagic 3 года назад

I vote for this!

@gaberthetater0149 3 года назад

Yes!

@endlessoul 3 года назад

Agreed! It was Brushwood singing, so why not?

@coldterror7576 3 года назад

Indeed it was awesome

@luisbastidas248 3 года назад

Yeees!

@Nighthawkinlight 3 года назад

Nicely done fellas. Thanks for the citation and link!

@chewstew8569 3 года назад

i shit my pants

@gametheorybackpack 3 года назад

@@chewstew8569 I don't get it

@koneal2000 3 года назад

@@gametheorybackpack NghtHawkInLight is the credited source in the description, he's been building these, and other super cool things, for years.

@chewstew8569 3 года назад

Elliot kutner you see the humor comes from the fact i have fecal matter in my inner garments

@dylanzrim1011 3 года назад

So did grant from king of random do it first? Orrrrrr

@michaeljeanrichard4 3 года назад

Cory: "Don't eat the Plaster of Paris, it doesn't taste good." Brian & Jason: "You eat the Plaster of Paris?" Cory: "No, why would I eat it if I don't like the way it tastes?"

@jakes1521 3 года назад

Make a mold of Brian's hand to immortalize it in it's uninjured form.

@danielr3310 3 года назад

'Is it gonna live horizontally or vertically?' Guess that depends if it's a rabbit or a duck

@daylenhigman8680 3 года назад

It took me a minute to notice his shirt lol

@danielr3310 3 года назад

@@daylenhigman8680 This comment must've been confusing 😅

@matthewcross9922 3 года назад

Well played, sir.

@kendarr 3 года назад

That's the coolest shirt I've ever seen

@snicklefritzal 3 года назад

Alternative title: Two accident prone gentlemen watch in terror as adult man uses scissors without gloves

@EdwardTriesToScience 3 года назад

When using graphite crucibles, make sure the torch is a non-oxidizing flame, because if it's the oxidizing kind, for example MAPP gas, it will burn a hole through the crucible.

@beenz07 3 года назад

Are you a scientist?

@EdwardTriesToScience 3 года назад

Not really, but I have seen oxidising torches, especially MAPP gas, burn holes through graphite crucibles. In NileRed's extracting gold from gold jewlery video, he used a MAPP gas torch and the crucible had a hole burned through it.

@lukaskucera9043 3 года назад

Mapp cans don't have an option of oxidized flames, it if it was oxyacetylene then yes neutral is good and carberizing would make a big meas

@DanielAKA 3 года назад

Gentlemen, the answer is obvious. You need to make TMZCobra Medallions.

@jasperhillman5266 3 года назад

Make this the top comment

@Not_Ciel 3 года назад

This is the only correct answer

@g4all205 3 года назад

Death ingots: the modern rogue's new official currency.

@logotextlol9819 3 года назад

When the apocalypse begins in this month

@aonirnolaloth 3 года назад

@@logotextlol9819 i thought the apocalypse was planned for November

@g4all205 3 года назад

@@aonirnolaloth You're correct, they had to push the date back due to delays from covid-19

@logotextlol9819 3 года назад

@@aonirnolaloth the devs hasn’t fully confirmed when the event is

@Manboy133too 3 года назад

Rest in peace King of Random, Grant Thompson. First person I thought of when I saw the thumbnail.

@FortInTheWoods 3 года назад

What happened to him?

@Griefer_Jesus 3 года назад

@@FortInTheWoods he died in july 2019

@thegrilledpopsicle5439 3 года назад

Fort In The Woods he passed away in a paramotoring accident I believe

@caracrotalus 3 года назад

R.I.P to the man who made me curious about this stuff

@Not_Loading 3 года назад

For those wondering. I have a larger version of this forge, a plaster if parris barrel with about a 10 inch opening for the crucible. I run it on a hand made large propane torch similar to that of the king of randoms. We can and have melted, aluminum, steel on accident, brass, lead, copper, and zinc. Large amounts of brass don't melt easily but if you add in small amount it can melt entirely, same for steel

@CaelVK 3 года назад

"Steel on accident" is a metal I have never heard of before

@Not_Loading 3 года назад

@@CaelVK smart ass 😂 we melted a hole in our steel crucible and dumped a bunch of molten aluminum all over inside of foundry v1

@Zelmel 3 года назад

"It's the wrong bit, I don't wanna hear about it." A man after my own heart!

@cranfill 3 года назад

Lol.. it got the job done for me

@FortInTheWoods 3 года назад

Same here ha

@SheepdogSmokey 3 года назад

If it works, it's not wrong.

@fig8man 3 года назад

that part made me like him more ha

@WadeWilson_ 3 года назад

Brian is fully aware of the dangers of his job, yet he insists on wearing flip flops everyday

@FortInTheWoods 3 года назад

I know people like that to..

@corwinweber693 3 года назад

Well... it IS Texas....

@JD2jr. 3 года назад

Life's too short to put your feet in prisons.

@mechwarrior5727 3 года назад

Relatable

@peelzboyplays6089 3 года назад

Modern Rogue: "Death Ingots!" Me: "Hehehehe... Dingots..."

@spam9118 3 года назад

Hehe dingots

@Ghostface756 3 года назад

Hehe dingots

@SilentReaperOFC 3 года назад

Hehe…Dingots…

@gabebendetowitz1363 3 года назад

You sir, are a true modern rogue

@riuphane 3 года назад

Between TKOR, NightHawkInLight, and several others having paved the way, I'm surprised this hasn't happened before now... Edit: it occurs to me that Ben's recent videos experimenting with his own "starlite" formula might have been the final push...

@josh7281 3 года назад

Read that as passed away :( got scared

@TheFish711 3 года назад

Josh M Saw your comment and thought for a second “HE DIED?” And got scared before checking what you said

@medik5586 3 года назад

Rest in peace TKOR. You will be forever remembered

@bearreichert5340 3 года назад

next on The Modern Rogue WE ARE BUILDING AN IED

@chewstew8569 3 года назад

i hope i see that episode i wanna know how to make an ied

@blackirish781 3 года назад

It's not hard. Go for an explosively formed projectile (efp) for extra points.

@daylenhigman8680 3 года назад

I mean it would be a 10-20 vid

@edwardyuan793 3 года назад

great timing look at the date

@nicky592 3 года назад

I laughed so hard when Cory "cut" himself i replayed it like 10 times

@crashtfa 3 года назад

I have always just used a muffin tin, you can find those with all kinds of shapes and work perfectly

@MrSchism 3 года назад

This was a great week for rogues.

@damemeplug5062 3 года назад

Well no desperate defense week is better

@benben9794 3 года назад

They finnally did it!!!!!!!! I’ve been recommending they do this for years!!!!!! Thank you Jason and Brian i wanted to see you guys struggle with this

@d34dR0d3n7 3 года назад

Brian's shirt brings be back to an episode of 'Fringe.' Dr Bishop: "First your brain sees the rabbit. Then the duck. RABBIT! DUCK! It always goes back to the duck!" And also, I need that shirt..

@staydoogan 3 года назад

sick pull! Rock-Biter, Never-Ending Story reference 🖤...I still pull that out as well, on occasion.

@midaakhiko1246 3 года назад

As someone who regularly does metal melts, couple of things I want to address. Most of what's said here is great, particularly with what scale they are doing it at. However, a couple of things. 1. If you are melting metal, make sure you either have really good ventilation, or are wearing a respirator. Breathing in the fumes can give you flu like symptoms if you breathe in too much, potentially causing you to pass out. 2. The reason you heat your mold is not just to help things "flow" better on the mold. It is a vital safety step. If there is any moisture on the mold, when you pour the molten metal onto it, it can trap the moisture underneath. That moisture can then turn to gas, rapidly expanding and causing a large explosion, slinging molten metal into the air. ALWAYS HEAT YOUR MOLDS. You don't need to do it cherry hot, but you do need it hot enough to ensure that your mold is 100% bone dry. NEVER trust your mold is dry. I've seen people lose an eye because they didn't follow this step. 3. Whenever pouring, you always want things positioned so you are off to the side, and not overtop of your mold. See point two. If that happens, you would much rather have it rain down on your side then explode upwards into your face.

@toast3685 3 года назад

thanks for the safety tips

@seththetechguy 3 года назад

Nicely done, Grant would be proud

@gabeflame7803 3 года назад

Make a Modern Rogue badge! You wear it on your holster and say “There’s a new Gentleman, Warrior, Scoundrel in town!”

@Oddnova2 3 года назад

I would have loved it if you did this video with. Grant Thomson RIP.

@viis 3 года назад

Yea, I immediately thought of him when I saw that thumbnail. Grant used the hell out of that little forge!

@GillOfTheNorth 3 года назад

Holy shit, I had no idea he'd died. I haven't watched his channel in a little over a year

@viis 3 года назад

@@GillOfTheNorth the channel is honestly shit now, I hate the new people. Grant was the greatest.

@shrimplyfantastic 3 года назад

@@viis it went from unique and fun experiments to try at home to appealing to 10-year-olds with clickbaity "science" experiments. Super disappointing

@viis 3 года назад

@@shrimplyfantastic exactly. Like Grant would make a spot welder out of a microwave and stuff, and now their latest video is trying to tie-dye clothes by putting Skittles in a washing machine

@Para1122 3 года назад

I've seen Brian and Jason more comfortable using weapons that they've made themselves than when Cory was cutting that can up.

@TheSirGoreaxe 3 года назад

That call back with "They look like big strong hands" brings a tear to the eye.

@andie_pants 3 года назад

I want to hear Cory say "I don't think so, Tim" at least once.

@sah3815 3 года назад

The guest was great. Short, concise, meaningful answers.

@wlwlvr 3 года назад

6:25 Wow, a Neverending Story reference was super unexpected.

@DoubleDsp 3 года назад

Glad someone else caught it! 👍

@ralphmourik 3 года назад

I have been doing this for over 2 years now, the mini metal foundry by the king of random inspired me te get into metal melting and casting and on YT. Plaster of Paris and sand is a nice cheap way to get started but if you want your little furnace to live longer and use it a lot, I would suggest using refractory cement. Subscribed and bell rung for more 👍👊

@scottmacs 3 года назад

Pure uncut(able) gloves! I spent a portion of this video looking at the scar on my index finger left from when I sliced it open on an aluminum can.

@williamvergerwolf150 3 года назад

6:25 The Neverending Story reference, though. XD

@andie_pants 3 года назад

Oh no you did not just go plucking my childhood heart string like that!

@ZGBrickfilms 3 года назад

This was a really cool project! I’ve worked at a machine shop for the past few summers, so it was definitely cool seeing you guys do something I’m familiar with in a much simpler and home made fashion!

@cranfill 3 года назад

Awesome! Glad you liked it!

@digit1661 3 года назад

I recently made myself a coal forge, definitely bigger and harder to build than the small gas forge but it has a more rustic feel and if you make them right can get hotter.

@FortInTheWoods 3 года назад

I definitely want to make a coal forge. Thats what the blacksmiths use around here in the local guild.

@digit1661 3 года назад

@@FortInTheWoods try looking up a dirt box forge, it's a relatively cheap and easy coal forge design that's good to start on.

@scorpio5573 3 года назад

Love the energy, keep it up

@texnole2447 3 года назад

Seeing you guys do this definetly make it seem alot easier than some of the other youtubers, Thank you!

@cranfill 3 года назад

Glad you liked it

@legionwermany 3 года назад

I've been doing lost PLA casting. 3d print, encase in plaster/sand mix, melt out plastic, DRY MOULD WELL!, pour in metal. works great!

@andrewworman7213 3 года назад

This is weird in the same week i go to college to train as a blacksmith my favourite RU-vid channel makes a video about a forge

@aylaedwards2968 3 года назад

You'll have a head start an can trip ya teacher out with this tidbit of knowledge lol

@FortInTheWoods 3 года назад

You're going to college for black smithing? That's awesome! I did an apprenticeship with a gold and silversmith. How long is the program?

@wreams2964 3 года назад

The rate you guys upload is incredible!

@Underscore182 3 года назад

I've been wanting to make ones of these for a while.

@adinin 3 года назад

Fun build, one of the smaller forges ive seen but very serviceable. I will say that plaster of paris is not a good material to use for making a mold out of. Due to chemistry, the gypsum in the plaster actually bonds with water molecules, so that no matter how much you dry it, it can still contain some water. Its fine to use for the lining of a forge, but when you use it to make a mold the water can get released because of the heat and cause it to pop. Not a problem when its the lining and just lands in the forge, but big problem when its underneath molten hot metal. Its not guaranteed to happen, but i find that anything that reduces the amount of splashing metal is a good for keeping the injury counter from restarting... Heating the graphite mold is also solving the same problem. It does help the metal to flow, but also makes sure that there is no moisture to cause problems.

@mfcandy8865 3 года назад

Looks at hole in a bucket of paint "God forgive me for what I must do..."

@anxietyprimev6983 3 года назад

It's nice to know I wasn't the only one that thought that. Still isn't a good idea, though. That shit would probably feel like sandpaper.

@Jake-rs2tr 3 года назад

anxietyprimev69 , It’s always good to exfoliate

@anxietyprimev6983 3 года назад

@@Jake-rs2tr Please don't.

@Jake-rs2tr 3 года назад

@@anxietyprimev6983 You cannot stop me

@anxietyprimev6983 3 года назад

@@Jake-rs2tr Your loss, then.

@xMaverickFPS 3 года назад

man you guys have been on the grind the last month or two. i love it. don't ever think it goes unnoticed. you guys are actually keeping me sane during these covid months. major respect. @5:08 - aaaaaaaaand demonitized lol

@sludgemind9024 3 года назад

Great episode! You had lost me a bit with the few last ones, prob got a bit busy or lazy, and that's fine, but this one was amazing. I watched trough every second, and the energy is amazing! You were so positive, and Cory is amazing!

@cranfill 3 года назад

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

@ConnorSinclairCavin 3 года назад

I love that the ingot jumped as he called it forth

@nilsschenkel7149 3 года назад

A very nice method e.g. modelmakers use to make a high detail casting mold is making a blank from PLA (which you can start from a 3D print) which you then coat in plaster of Paris. You can either put a thin layer on and then later bury it in sand, or make the mold a block of plaster, depending on the complexity of the model. When you got the blank coated in a however thick layer of plaster, you melt it out just like you would do with wax, and then you're ready to pour.

@jpiccari 3 года назад

Cast parts are usually made with a mold made of reusable casting sand inside some kind of container. Typical DIY method is wood box and wood form. The box and form are positioned and sand is pressed into all the void space. The form is removed and material is poured into the mold. The casting sand is special in that when compacted it sticks together.

@Raven_Leblanc 3 года назад

As a hobbyist bladesmith I see it as my responsibility to demand you do the very first project many of us make: *Forge a large nail... into a miniature sword.* If needed, you can look up schematics online for the way you need to hit the steel, the way you need to grind etc. Good luck, gentlemen!

@seamuscoyne879 3 года назад

This channel has consistently left me on watch lists

@fadiachkar1076 3 года назад

Guys i think there is a small point that needs to be made here: Forges are for forging Foundries are for melting metal But the same set-up can be used either as a forge or a foundry

@JD2jr. 3 года назад

Where does "kiln" fall on that spectrum?

@fadiachkar1076 3 года назад

@@JD2jr. a kiln is the general term for a set-up used to dry, fire or burn things(like an oven). Things like wood(drying), pottery, ceramics or bricks(firing). A furnace is used to produce intence heat for heating places, smelting ores or producing steam

@solidbutterproductions 3 года назад

AWESOME!! Love you guys keep up the awesome content

@miliggins4981 3 года назад

you should make a Modern Rogue butter knife so you guys can "cut" stuff without cutting yourself

@najroe 3 года назад

Uhm, that would need to be made from something like lard (room temuerature) or possibly parafin wax. No! scratch that, parafin wax may bit too rigid to be safe for some users (not to be named here but you know the names)

@saturdayscode 3 года назад

I find Aztec coins from Pirates of the Caribbean very appealing. Melt many many many cans, mold many coins, spray paint them gold, make a DIY treasure chest, ... then hide it in the woods, make a cryptic poem about it's location... BTW did you know that Fenn's treasure is claimed to be found?

@supreme_leader_of_the_internet 3 года назад

Finally, something to do during quarantine that's fun

@FortInTheWoods 3 года назад

Theres so much to do.. just got to figure out what haha

@victorsupreme214 3 года назад

The way you two talk to your guests is like the funny Uncle joking around with his 5 yr old nephew.

@hunters36forgingwoodworkin73 3 года назад

They finally did it after so many years. I can say the wait was worth it.

@cranfill 3 года назад

Yay! Glad you liked it!

@villian_von_badguy_ii145 3 года назад

great episode, As usual.. Actually one of these awhile back .. Was hoping to harden a knife with it ..

@MM-sx7zs 3 года назад

You also preheat the graphite casts just in case there is moisture, if there is a little bit of it still in the cast from just being exposed to the air, when you pour molten metal into it it'll cause it to violently boil and vaporize, splashing liquid metal out of the mold and cause a mess/injury. *Especially when you're in sandals, BRIAN*

@humanoid251 3 года назад

It could take a while but you could definitely make a large metal version of Jason’s head with investment casting. Using the silicone mold you could make another Jason head out of foam or maybe some type of wax or plastic, then make another mold with that out of plaster, melt the foam/wax/plastic then fill the plaster mold with molten aluminum, crack it open after it hardens and bam! Life size Jason head made entirely out of aluminum. You could maybe throw in a ballast of sorts so you don’t have to use so much aluminum

@mattsfire5032 3 года назад

Grant Thompson is the one you wanna watch about this stuff. May he rest in peace 🙏 ❤️

@saintjimmy2244 3 года назад

Yeah . One more fun to be done.👏👏👍👍👌👌

@drew22 3 года назад

The music at 6:53 was used in a sample for a RU-vidr/beat maker -Crank Lucas in the video he has called “Rapers using big words (part 90)” its cool to see this music being used in a different context

@seditt5146 3 года назад

Best way to do this, never seen anything online mention this, is use the Pink fiberglass for house insulation. Dip it into a wet slurry of the binding material leaving it fluffy as can be yet strong, and mold it using this fiber blanket. It surpasses all other methods I have ever seen mentioned online. Its great because it is solid yet mostly air. 2 Inches thick and 1500 C inside can pretty much allow it to be cool enough to handle on the outside. Try it, You'll like it :D

@wittsullivan8130 3 года назад

There's an art called "Sand casting" where you have a "master" and make a single or two part mold out of a special kind of sand called "green sand." It can be used with pewter, copper, aluminum, and brass. You can make a "squash mold" which is a single side mold similar to the skull mold you used. The tricky part is removing the master, but you can use poster tack and a stick to pull it vertically out of the sand or whatever you're making into a single sided mold. You literally "squash" the master into the mold material you pour your metal into, then you sand it flat to make the back look good or stamp a maker's mark or whatever when it cools down. There's a technique called "lost wax" casting where you have a master made out of wax and when you bake the plaster mold in an oven, it evaporates the wax. The channel used to let the gas escape is the funnel for your brass/copper/aluminum/pewter to pour into the mold. Then you smash the plaster off the piece and clean it off. They use that for a lot of statues and larger pieces. Usually, the larger statues are hollow because they pour the molten material into the mold and rotate it and move it around so it just coats the inside of the mold to keep the piece light and use less material, like a chocolate bunny. There are filament makers who make PLA filament for 3-d printers designed for lost wax casting. You don't have mold the master, you use a printer to print it.

@Georgekokkinos 3 года назад

It’s nice to see woody has a hobby for his spare time I wonder what buzz is up too

@fop6033 3 года назад

When are you guys gonna find some iron ore and make a bloomery? Id love to see that!

@joaquinnoel6885 3 года назад

I love this show!!!

@MRJUSTDIFFERENT 3 года назад

Would love to see a bigger build of this

@brentdhanie5777 3 года назад

Jason, my dude, digging the mowhawk!

@Mottersmotters 2 года назад

Nice work guys. You could 3d print a positive mold the transfer that to sand or plaster mix mold. Then remove the 3d print to leave you the negative impression for your molten metal to be poured. I want to try the now. Oh great fox hunting video with the yoda. Watched it today. Motters

@yodan00b 3 года назад

I can't be the only one that still sings out "I'M A MODERN ROOOOOOGUE!!!" at the start of every one of these videos, right?.. =) as always, love the content. also it's nice to see someone handling sharp and pointy things on the show who doesn't just reset the counter, good call on having him drill the holes ;)

@jameswyrm8 3 года назад

Great vid keep em coming

@mist6302 3 года назад

I love the transition from the intense cinematics to “except now we’re gonna use, a paintcan”

@godandfishing3345 3 года назад

The video I have been waiting for

@nicholasguerra2498 3 года назад

If you do want to make this more of an all day thing, which would also be a bit more of an investment, almost all of this can scale up very quickly and still stay relatively easy. You could probably find a 5 gal metal bucket, or do what a whole lot of people have done with 55 gal drums. And you could make a silicone mold of whatever you want at whatever size, and then make a flour of paris mold from that to pour whatever metal you want for the ingot

@ROBIEM97 3 года назад

Brian: "if you want a smooth back, you just let it go? No tapping it?" Also Brian: stamps the ingot with the crucible

@radscientist 3 года назад

You should step this up and do some lost wax castings.

@FortInTheWoods 3 года назад

I used to do sand clay casting with silver.

@GeneralNickles 3 года назад

I appreciate the neverending story reference. My favorite movie!

@jakubdrabent8158 3 года назад

I see that quarantine transformed Jason into slim Hyneman, while Brian goes into Savage mode, my theory about reborn Mythbusters(sorry, Legend Testers) is coming along nicely, keep it up.

@jaytheviking2706 3 года назад

two minutes ago? man im hella excited.

@tehsmakkaroi5534 3 года назад

same lol

@aidenleboeuf8012 3 года назад

It says 52 minutes ago

@aceenterprise 3 года назад

6:26 - I love the Never Ending Story reference, one of my all-time favorite movies!

@ChemoshKamos 3 года назад

If you guys haven't done anything with slings before, you should forge metal sling bullets, and fling those around. Metal bullets would be much easier to find and recover than stone ones, since you could use a metal detector.

@MonsieurBro 3 года назад

A fun idea might be trying to make various alloys in the smelter, like brass or bronze

@JoeTheGre4t 3 года назад

I think the Modern Rogue should learn to cast bullets and reload your own ammo at home. 👀

@digit1661 3 года назад

I second this

@minitos1 3 года назад

Oh that would be something else

@Brennan_Fry 3 года назад

"My armor has lost its integrity. I may need to begin again."

@Chrispy_tV 3 года назад

Gotta shout out the King of Random on a furnace like this! RIP that RU-vid god.

@johnn3542 Год назад

Used a small Halloween skull to make a skull shape in some clay. Was able to melt some zinc alloy fittings into a decent ingot with just a

@lepasmurf6987 3 года назад

Im surprised you guys haven't done this sooner

@SharpThinkingSharpKnives 3 года назад

That would be a foundry not a forge there's a huge difference

@wittsullivan8130 3 года назад

If it's vertical and used to melt metals, it's a foundry, if it's horizontal and used to heat up metal for working, it's a forge. :)

@anyGould 3 года назад

@@wittsullivan8130 Obviously, the solution is to mount it at a 45 degree angle, so it's founge. :)

@stich1960 3 года назад

You should ask to speak to the manager

@fangbjorn0 3 года назад

@@anyGould That joke deserves far more love than it got.

@josiahsmith7250 3 года назад

14:22 Jason: “I can smell colors!”

@chriscraft8636 3 года назад

I was literally about to scroll past your video but I saw that it was the modern Rogue and even though I've seen literally hundreds of Forge builds, I was like I have to because I'm a modern Roooooooooogue

@johninakilt 3 года назад

Watching with my 11 year old daughter, saying "we need to give this a go", immediately the advert cuts in..... for home insurance. Made us giggle.

@dildoshwagins2222 3 года назад

Glad y’all are still going strong don’t forget what y’all built

@joemackey8859 3 года назад

I really enjoyed high school shop class, we had an electric aluminum stove. Made several items using green sand molding. Interesting side note, a kid in the class below me made a few dozen fake coins and used them in local vending machines, the secret service came to my school and interviewed him, declined charges because they couldn't establish intent to commit a crime.

@jdisdetermined 2 года назад

Is using forged currency to purchase items not a crime? Or did the machine not accept them? How did he get caught?

@739redrose 3 года назад

For the follow up, I really want to see them melt brass or copper and make some John Wick inspired coins with a 'Roll it back' print or an anti-cut glove as the logo.

@johnbeauvais3159 3 года назад

Little tip, feel for heat with the back of the hand so if you bump it and burn yourself it won’t be on your palm or fingertips where you’ll have to touch things