Yeah, I'd just about decided they don't sell electric drills in Japan and then... of course they do. They probably make rice flour, too. He just has to do it the most complicated way!
I think it is for the sound. Electric drill are not nice to listen too, and Kiwami does a bit of ASRM with his video. So to avoid stressful noise he uses mostly manual tools.
Honestly I'd be tired too after turning that jar for the best part of an hour. I think he just likes the manual work. Everything you mentioned combined with his damn near infinite patient for sanding and sharpening (primitive rock kitchen knife video) makes me wonder if he has limits.
steyresony macre an electric drill as a weapon is hard to conceal...but a great idea if you hide it in your crotch and jail guards would not even want to stare at it or frisk it because it’s gay 😂😂😂
Big corporations: "Well, we know plastic isn't great for the environment, but it's so useful, can you blame us for using it so much? No other material is this versatile!" Japanese knife man: "Hold my beer."
Me and My Friend in the Kitchen: Me: Oh crap, I spilled water on my knife Friend: Dude chill, you can wipe it off... Me: *lemme just go dehydrate my knife* Friend: -Wait what
Wife -“ honey where’s all the rice “ *awkward silence* Husband-“I i made a......” Wife-“did you make a knife out of rice again” *silence* Husband -“yes” Edit:thank you for the likes 😂
Catalina Soto You can tell by looking at the size of the hand. It's woman's delicate hand that makes creative knife. It's not the husband who is making the knife.
"So, what is the cause of death?" "The victim has been stabed by rice, judge" "What?" "A rice knife, judge." "Oh, not again. We already had a case with pasta. Why does this keep happening..." "Welcome to Japan... judge"
For those who don’t understand: 1. He grinds the rice into a fine powder 2. He sifts out the ungrounded parts and re grinds them with a mortar and pestle 3. He puts all of the flour into a ball mill to get it finer 4.he uses water to make a dough 5. He vacuum seals the dough into a bag with the knife template on it while flattening it. 6. He uses a needle to poke an outline to make it easier to cut out. 7. He binds the knife to make sure it doesn’t move 8. He sets it above the vent of an air purifier to dry 9. He polishes and sharpens. If I missed anything let me know! I just put what I knew because I saw some people not understanding what he was doin.
Its because the rolling pins don't turn as nicely/as easily when initially bought. when he cleaned and polished the insides, it turned a lot easier, therefore it could be made into a mill
Lmmfao they wouldn't know how to lock him in or with what he can make a shank with a piece of cotton or feather lmfao or from his bed sheet or boxers ....best comment
Biodegradable maybe , but how much energy did he use to make it ? It s just like the biofuel shit , yeah it s betten at the end of the line , but all the process before requires so much energy that it makes it just useless , what s the point of this knife ??
metromanAKA you shouldve seen the knife he made using jello which at the end of this video that knife was ranked at number 4....and then he unmade that knife back into jello...talking about destroying proof lol :P
Thank you. I don't like to do dishes. When all of my knives are dirty, I'm glad I can make my own knife in less than 24 hours. Edit: my bad. Less than 72 hours
