This guy disappears in his apartment for days, and when he comes out his right arm is bulging with muscle. Most people probably assume the worst, but we know.
Not only is he incredibly skilled craftsman, his incredibly intelligent at science, has great cutting and chopping skills, works out and is probably a japanese teen. He could put light yagami to shame.
Did anyone else realize that he put a sponge when he vacuum-sealed the carbon fiber sheets (3:42), so that when he squished out air bubbles from the sheets after vacuuming, the sponge would absorb that air and keep the vacuum intact! This man is a genius!
Nah, he only needs determination. He turned milk into a knife. He turned smoke into a knife. He's gonna turn air into a knife and i'm not even gonna be surprised
Imagine his house being broken by a thief, the thief says “Hands up where I can see them!” Then he’s just chucking knives left and right cause he don’t care
The burgler: Hans up or I'll shoo- oh god! _Knifes imbeds themselves into the wall inches from his head_ Why do you have so many knives!? And why is this one smell like Jell-O??
I think it's just part of his daily mandatory exercise routine, it's a requirement for all able bodied citizens of Japan, and you can face fines for not doing it from what I've heard.
well it is not crocs actually. In Korea and japan there are shoes called 'indoor shoes' I suppose it is sort of simmilar to crocs in a way but it is much easier to pushups in 'indoor shoes' than normal crocs
Caio Caos I know it’s somehow so innocent even though he makes knives No racism sexism politics or misogyny hell the closest thing to offensive is that I don’t know where I can get cool cow pitchers
Malroth00Returns it’s not just the actual grit, it’s his knowledge of how to create an edge properly, and having quality low grit stones. An expensive 300 grit stone can do more for a knife than a cheap 1000 grit (especially since that may not even be 1000)
Its not hard to put an edge on a knife. You can get a combination 400/1000g diamond stone pretty cheap these days that will do the job. 1000g is good enough for most cutting tasks in the kitchen, but if you want it sharper still you can strop it on some leather, using metal polish. That will get you a razor sharp edge.
Muscle is dense, body builders use proteins among other things to bulk up while lifting heavier and heavier weights. You can be lean and still strong as hell just from muscle density. A biology teacher I had in high school made a joke that when it comes to body builders you can be as big as a bull but you can really tell the strength of someone based on endurance and how hard they can throw a punch. This guy in the video is grinding and sawing for hours and hours, his muscles are incredibly dense so he could probably knock you out in one punch.
