You have to nap the edge using a copper napper, tiny flakes, it will become way sharper than the metal blade, sharper than a medical tool. The funny thing is it will take you years to learn how to do it properly, highly recommend visiting a Indian Reservation.
The sharpest obsidian blades are freshly knocked of flakes, not knives. You take a flake off with a soft hammer and you get an edge that's so sharp you won't even feel it whdn you accidently filet your thumb.
Its going to be sharp right But its brittle af since it has laughable tensile strength. So unless you want Glass shards in your food, its not practical for an Obsidian kitchen Knife. Theres a very good reason we use Diamond Edge for most things.
obsidian isnt metal, it cant be sharpened through filing like most other knives, obsidian is volcanic glass and can be made to have sharp edges through fractures at the correct angles (its why all the pits in the knife are round, its the way that the material breaks naturally and you cant really do it any other way)
Why would you possibly think metal is the only thing you can sharpen by filing? Bruh I saw a video of a dude make a kitchen knife out of resin and cardboard and he sharpened the fu@$ out of that shit. If it can be filed down it can be filed to an edge, and filing an edge = sharpening.
@Artrobull triple fun fact - one of the astronauts that was on the moon had an allergy to moon dust. It became apparent when they gave an interview after the landing in the very same suits that still had the moon dust on em.
@@peterpham6288t's not exactly about hardness with obsidian its crystals run in a specific direction like a diamond so you need to nap it in the other direction
My grandpa was half Cherokee and he made arrowheads from obsidian. He put a bunch of them in frames and I have one of them on my wall, along with a very large one next to his memorial in my house. He was also an expert hunter and tracker, using both bow and rifle.
Many have mentioned that shards of obsidian are the sharpest objects to currently exist, but some haven't mentioned exactly how sharp. The sharpest point of an obsidian shard can be as fine as up to 30 angstroms, or 3x10^-7cm. That is sharp enough to cut a singular cell and is often used in situations where laser surgery is unavailable because it is just that sharp.
@@StrangerApex724 because obsidian cannot really be sharpened a lot, so they were not really sharp, u must be lucky to get q sharp obsidian to make a sword
Isn't obsidian one of those things that can get *molecularly* sharp? I like how he immediately stopped when he realized he wrecked his prized possession. Edit* changed from "atomically" sharp to "molecularly" sharp as I had heard that somewhere on TH-cam before
I remeber fb videos back like 5 or more years ago there was some dude that would make aztec weapons and sharpend them and then use them to show why they used obsidian and they were amazingly sharp and resistant
Quick reminder: Since obsidian will fracture down to a single atom, it is claimed to have a cutting edge five hundred times sharper than the sharpest steel blade, and under a high magnification microscope an obsidian blade still appears smooth, whereas a steel blade has a saw like edge Edit: Bro yall gotta stop fighting in the comments 💀
From what I read, the Mayans had a technique where they struck an obsidian crystal/rock, breaking it in such a way that one of pieces would have a very sharp edge, sharper than that knife.
Disclaimer: My hatred for geologists is purely theatrical, but if I did have to kill one for some reason, it would be very easy. I’d brandish my obsidian knife at them and they’d be compelled to approach. “That’s very cool,” they’d say, confident in their superior strength and endurance from all the rocks they carry around at all times. They’d shower me with very interesting facts about obsidian and hover just out of range of the cutting edge, waiting for me to exhaust myself. “But as it is volcanic glass, it’s very fragile, you see, and isn’t well-suited for use as a weap-” and then I’d hit them with the wooden baseball bat in my other hand, which they would not have noticed because geologists can only see rocks and minerals.
When sharpened correctly, obsidian can be made into scalpels so sharp they don't leave a scar during surgery, it separates the membrane instead of cutting through it.
But that can never kill a geologist. They just gonna talk about the etymology of obisidian but they'll never see the baseball bat coming that was on my other hand.
As a geologist, I would much rather talk about the fact that obsidian has conchoidal fracture or the fact that it is a felsic mineral that still appears black than talk about the etymology of obsidian (which I know nothing about)
I once visited a national heritage park where a kind older gentleman held a stall where he made obsidian knives along with other ancient materials. Saw me oogling over the material and gave me two stunt, blunt obsidian pieces as a gift (which is still fcking heavy and sharp) It’s sitting with my golds rn, I’ll always remember his kind eyes and long white beard.
@@eleClan so you think this guy is somehow usefull? I'm sorry you've seen this comment before but I'm even more sorry you decided to whine about it when it actually applies, this guy can't properly use a sharpness tester to save his useless life
Obsidian can't be sharpened, but it can be broken and it breaks in particular concave sections that create incredibly shar edges. They're used in beauty surgery because their cut doesn't live appreciable scars, but are extremely fragile
As others have pointed out- SURE you can sharpen obsidian knifes- via napping. An obsidian knife can be way sharper than any chefs knife with the perfect napp. thats why obsidian scaples are sometimes used today for eye surgery.
Disclaimer: my hatred of geologists is purely theatrical, but if I did have to kill one for some reason, it would be very easy. I'd brandish my obsidian knife at them and they'd be compelled to approach. "That's very cool," they'd say, confident in their superior strength and endurance from all the rocks they carry around at all times. They'd shower me with very interesting facts about obsidian and hover just out of range of the cutting edge, waiting for me to exhaust myself. "But as it is volcanic glass, it is very fragile, you see, and isn't well-suited for use as a weap-" and then I'd hit them with the wooden baseball bat in my other hand, which they would not have noticed because geologists can only see rocks and minerals.
Obsidian, when sharpened correctly, which you did not do, is one of the sharpest substances we have. Before Lasiks we used obsidian blades for eye surgery because it could cut cells, speeding up healing. An obsidian edge is around 6 nanometers, a cell 60.
Try breaking off the edges from an angle and try to grind it too. Obsidian is brittle and when it is chipped or broken it is sharp as hell and can decapitate a horse and that’s why the Mayans and Aztecs put it on their clubs
@@facundovera3227 my old classmates used to watch gore (human and animals). They showed me some videos of a pig and a sheep getting beheaded with a sicle.
Obsidian knives are still used today in heart surgery as the blade is sharper, molecules wide, and the cut is finer and so scars less. A good flint knife will open an animals carcass easily. The trouble is a flint knife in a fight will shatter against copper.
Let’s keep in mind that when you get a obsidian block then break it the prices of it are sharper than most professionals knifes today so I think our ancestors actually had the sharper weapons
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You have to nap the edge using a copper napper, tiny flakes, it will become way sharper than the metal blade, sharper than a medical tool. The funny thing is it will take you years to learn how to do it properly, highly recommend visiting a Indian Reservation.
Antler nappers are more traditional but copper works too ig
Thanks for the information G, would have never known.
Actually, obsidian blades are used for surgical scalpels.
The sharpest obsidian blades are freshly knocked of flakes, not knives. You take a flake off with a soft hammer and you get an edge that's so sharp you won't even feel it whdn you accidently filet your thumb.
Its going to be sharp right
But its brittle af since it has laughable tensile strength. So unless you want Glass shards in your food, its not practical for an Obsidian kitchen Knife. Theres a very good reason we use Diamond Edge for most things.
Quick tip: use a wooden bat alongside your obsidian knife to defeat any geologist
Was scrolling to look for someone who would reference this 😂
@@owencisco8575same. I was worried no one would reference it
THE REFERENCE WE ALL WAITED FOR !
Brothers, I am glad we all had the some thought.
Hey I get this reference
obsidian isnt metal, it cant be sharpened through filing like most other knives, obsidian is volcanic glass and can be made to have sharp edges through fractures at the correct angles (its why all the pits in the knife are round, its the way that the material breaks naturally and you cant really do it any other way)
Well you CAN, they do make specially designed machines to perfectly fracture obsidian, the knife maker just didn't invest in one
@@bottomtext5130i think thath watts can do this.
Why would you possibly think metal is the only thing you can sharpen by filing? Bruh I saw a video of a dude make a kitchen knife out of resin and cardboard and he sharpened the fu@$ out of that shit. If it can be filed down it can be filed to an edge, and filing an edge = sharpening.
nah u can sharpen anything
*bonks you with a wooden baseball bat*
Obsidian is supposed to be the sharpest object on earth other than liquids like water
Obsidian isn’t an element. It’s a byproduct rock from magma and lava.
Bro playing too much Minecraft
@@samcresp5440 oh yeah im stupid i mix things up lol
@@AstroAbstraction wdym i dont play Minecraft
@@AstroAbstraction even when you play Minecraft you learn that lava plus water equals obsidian what do you mean by this
You have to pressure flake the edge, not grind it. It can be much sharper than steel when properly sharpened
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@@Free_Tibet1063Homie, what?
@@Father-Pucci what
@@leovarvariuk6124 what
Fun fact broken glass is the sharpest naturally occurring substance in nature
broken obsidian begs to differ
@@SamiTheAnxiousBean Obsidian is natural glass
double fun fact moon surface is covered in that dust and it eats spacesuits up
@Artrobull triple fun fact - one of the astronauts that was on the moon had an allergy to moon dust. It became apparent when they gave an interview after the landing in the very same suits that still had the moon dust on em.
Fun Fact: people who start conversations with "fun fact" normally are the least fun or fact filled.
As someone who wants to be a geologist, I am incredibly proud of all the people wise enough to bring baseball bats
Tip: if used against archeologists, use the obsidian knife as a distraction so you can hit them with the baseball bat in your other hand.
Let's sharpen obsidian blade with regular sharpener.
Im not too sure, but I think obsidian is around 5-5.5 on mohs, and that side he uses is probably a hard metal and he always says its a diamond disk
@@peterpham6288t's not exactly about hardness with obsidian its crystals run in a specific direction like a diamond so you need to nap it in the other direction
I think you need to crack it sharp it
It didn’t mess up the sharpener. The sharpener probs just scraped off a lot of obsidian dust like the guy says
For real mate
PRESSURE FLAKING TO SHARPEN OBSIDIAN KNIVES.
I'm glad to see someone else was yelling this in their head too!😂
Lmao right, I was cringing at this guy. But he didn’t know
This guy is literally an advertiser for a knife sharpening kit, never seen any video by him using anything else
@@thomasfrye6335it sounds like it might be his own brand
It's not gonna properly sharpen it like a real knife. That is super uneven.
My grandpa was half Cherokee and he made arrowheads from obsidian. He put a bunch of them in frames and I have one of them on my wall, along with a very large one next to his memorial in my house. He was also an expert hunter and tracker, using both bow and rifle.
Many have mentioned that shards of obsidian are the sharpest objects to currently exist, but some haven't mentioned exactly how sharp. The sharpest point of an obsidian shard can be as fine as up to 30 angstroms, or 3x10^-7cm. That is sharp enough to cut a singular cell and is often used in situations where laser surgery is unavailable because it is just that sharp.
Fun fact: the ancient Aztecs made swords out of obsidian that were so strong/sharp they could decapitate a horse
Fun fact; that's an absolute load of bullshit.
Holy fuck you talking bout swords yet we sweating here to make knives
@@StrangerApex724 because obsidian cannot really be sharpened a lot, so they were not really sharp, u must be lucky to get q sharp obsidian to make a sword
@@marcperez2532 well not like that yu cant sharpen it, yu gotta do something called “napping” i believe, can make obsidian sharper than steel
@@marcperez2532it can be sharpenned but not as the traditional metal, if its done correctly it can be way sharpenned than steel
Isn't obsidian one of those things that can get *molecularly* sharp? I like how he immediately stopped when he realized he wrecked his prized possession.
Edit* changed from "atomically" sharp to "molecularly" sharp as I had heard that somewhere on TH-cam before
Yeah it’s insanely sharp if done correctly. Not like in the video here. You need to sharpen it by chipping it.
It can naturally break to a single molecule thick edge, but it takes luck.
I remeber fb videos back like 5 or more years ago there was some dude that would make aztec weapons and sharpend them and then use them to show why they used obsidian and they were amazingly sharp and resistant
Yes, once it cracks or breaks the edge can potentially be an atom thick but it almost instantly gets duller once it's used.
@@zekesmith8387 imagine getting cut down to your molecules. Probably can't even feel anything at first.
That's why Leon Edwards is the sexiest man alive
Bro's out to kill white walkers
I was looking for this comment..
And i was like dude that's dragon glass😂
@@pachysaurus9650 only plausible explanation 😂
This is why mojang will not add obsidian sword, kids.
Obsidian can get extremely sharp, this guy just thought a normal sharpener would work for some reason
If they added a copper napper to the game it would work
@@OKayD3N or a diamond pickaxe cause Steve is epik
@@Valkesiontrue
they can add obsidian arrows, obsidian that is properly sharpened can be sharper than a surgeon knife
Quick reminder: Since obsidian will fracture down to a single atom, it is claimed to have a cutting edge five hundred times sharper than the sharpest steel blade, and under a high magnification microscope an obsidian blade still appears smooth, whereas a steel blade has a saw like edge
Edit: Bro yall gotta stop fighting in the comments 💀
That claim is a known myth, it's not true
I want a source from both of you to decide this. No Blogs, and Facebook, Reddit, Tumblr and Twitter do not count
Yeah this comment is so I see it
@@SgtSalamander Well the original comment just sounds like some bullshit he heard somewhere so I think i know who to trust.
@@FriendlyHomieit's not a myth just hard to achieve without laser cutting and extremely fragile. Obsidian scapels are the best example
From what I read, the Mayans had a technique where they struck an obsidian crystal/rock, breaking it in such a way that one of pieces would have a very sharp edge, sharper than that knife.
"can we somehow hold it with our hand" had me creasing ahhaaha . such a cool video idea
Obsidian can be way sharper than a chef’s knife, it’s very hard to get a uniform sharpness but those individual sharp areas are deadly
Yeah in Mexico our ancestors used obsidian swords and they can cut in half a HORSE but is too fragile 😔
"Lets see the standard chef's knife"
*Cuts spacetime
Yes pretty standard
they are still using the tester wrong though
@@cooljesse___ How?
@@juanignaciollanderal9971 He's using different pressures on each knife. Obsidian knife was a slow push down. Chef knife was a swift push down.
@@esco8778 Obsidian is very brittle thats why
@@juanignaciollanderal9971 sure, but he does it with every comparison in his videos. Never the same pressure on the tester.
I’m just sitting here with my mind blown that there is a tool that says how sharp a knife is
Disclaimer: My hatred for geologists is purely theatrical, but if I did have to kill one for some reason, it would be very easy.
I’d brandish my obsidian knife at them and they’d be compelled to approach. “That’s very cool,” they’d say, confident in their superior strength and endurance from all the rocks they carry around at all times. They’d shower me with very interesting facts about obsidian and hover just out of range of the cutting edge, waiting for me to exhaust myself. “But as it is volcanic glass, it’s very fragile, you see, and isn’t well-suited for use as a weap-” and then I’d hit them with the wooden baseball bat in my other hand, which they would not have noticed because geologists can only see rocks and minerals.
Thank you, my friend
Glumshoe?
I literally came here for this😊
What 😭😭😭😊
Pure obsidian is one of the sharpest things on earth (when it's broken)
Wtf is obsidian 🫠
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@@Guardian0033 when lava is mixed with water, it creates a glass stone and when it's shattered, it's extremely sharp.
@@Guardian0033 come on bro minecraft failed you
@@YOUR_NARRATOR975 Obsidian is not lava mixed with water. Obsidian is formed when magma is rapidly cooled after being erupted from a volcano.
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lmao😂😂
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Just like the writing
Dragon 🐉 glass 🫗
Bro tried for two seconds to make it sharp and then gave up😂
When sharpened correctly, obsidian can be made into scalpels so sharp they don't leave a scar during surgery, it separates the membrane instead of cutting through it.
But that can never kill a geologist. They just gonna talk about the etymology of obisidian but they'll never see the baseball bat coming that was on my other hand.
As a geologist, I would much rather talk about the fact that obsidian has conchoidal fracture or the fact that it is a felsic mineral that still appears black than talk about the etymology of obsidian (which I know nothing about)
@Alpha Raptor yeah... just keep on talking... *grips baseball bat tighter*
It may not kill a geologist, but it can definitely kill the night king.
I was looking for this comment.
Their superior strength from all the rocks and MinEareulEs they carry around at all times
actually a fresh obsidian blade is considered one of the sharpest possible things.
Yup, an obsidian edge can get down to a moleculear thickness.
I've heard of surgeons using an obsidian bladed scalpel
One of not the most that would go to a tungsten needle thats a single atom wide way small then the 12 molecule wide obsidian blade.
I once visited a national heritage park where a kind older gentleman held a stall where he made obsidian knives along with other ancient materials. Saw me oogling over the material and gave me two stunt, blunt obsidian pieces as a gift (which is still fcking heavy and sharp) It’s sitting with my golds rn, I’ll always remember his kind eyes and long white beard.
I love how he just flipped us off
Fact: They have found prehistoric silex knives with blades that are thinner than modern scalpels
Source plz
Who's "they"?
@@cormacwebb873 aliens
@@cormacwebb873archaeologists? Native people that still use obsidian?
We found the archeologist… *holds bat and obsidian knife*
Jon snow called, blud wants his knife back
I thought I was the only one making a GOT reference
@@somecrazyveteranI kept looking for GOT references and only found this one lol
I thought that was dragon spun glass not just random volcanic obsidian.
@@Loremastrful pretty sure “dragonglass” was just a cool name for obsidian but idk honestly
Obsidian can become as sharp as surgical knifes, but you gotta know how to cut it. That's why Aztec people used it on their weapons
Bro really made us watch a part 2 just to tell us they're not meant to be sharpened
They can you just have to chip it and shape it with a rock. He knows just playing dumb for views no doubt
Ikr? Been thinking about buying one of these sharpeners but now he can go fook himself
Easiest "don't recommend this channel anymore" I've ever had. Shorts really are the worst addition to youtube.
@@tableslayergaming they leave you on more cliffhangers than Naruto!
If you ever feel useless, remember this guy
Nah, I’ll just remember the people who comment the same thing over and over again even when it isn’t needed.
@@eleClan What a Chad
@@eleClan so you think this guy is somehow usefull?
I'm sorry you've seen this comment before but I'm even more sorry you decided to whine about it when it actually applies, this guy can't properly use a sharpness tester to save his useless life
@@ritwikrahuljena2815 I remember when that used to actually meen something, nowadays anyone's a chad
@@LilSmokio420 how is he useless exactly when hes promoting the product and getting sales from it?
we need to teach this guy how asian sharpen knife with only using a rock
God damn that's a beautiful knife
Gotta understand that obsidian isn't really meant to cut and prep food. It's meant for... More lethal purposes
it was used to cut food... right off the animal...
It’s supposed to just be cooled lava…or other terms a rock…don’t think god ever intended for us to make em into weapons
You know nothing, I’m Native American and it was the most efficient tool for cutting through flesh and skinning, also for the prep 😁
@@Rob23x is being partially native your whole personality
making a nether portal
Now we know where Samwell Tarly's dagger went
Obsidian can't be sharpened, but it can be broken and it breaks in particular concave sections that create incredibly shar edges. They're used in beauty surgery because their cut doesn't live appreciable scars, but are extremely fragile
And then I hit you with the wooden baseball bat
Obsidian is seriously beautiful af
As others have pointed out- SURE you can sharpen obsidian knifes- via napping. An obsidian knife can be way sharper than any chefs knife with the perfect napp. thats why obsidian scaples are sometimes used today for eye surgery.
This is also a great way to break your obsidian knife, since they're very fragile as well.
Bro tried to sharpen the 2nd hardest mineral on earth.
How nice. But, I never knew that obsedian was a real mineral, and not just the most hardest stone/mineral to obtain and mine in Minecraft.
Guy doesn't even do a simple google search.
Disclaimer: my hatred of geologists is purely theatrical, but if I did have to kill one for some reason, it would be very easy.
I'd brandish my obsidian knife at them and they'd be compelled to approach. "That's very cool," they'd say, confident in their superior strength and endurance from all the rocks they carry around at all times. They'd shower me with very interesting facts about obsidian and hover just out of range of the cutting edge, waiting for me to exhaust myself. "But as it is volcanic glass, it is very fragile, you see, and isn't well-suited for use as a weap-" and then I'd hit them with the wooden baseball bat in my other hand, which they would not have noticed because geologists can only see rocks and minerals.
I looked in the comments to find someone quoting this. You made my day and I thank you for it.
I was looking for this comment
And the worst part about this is I would 100% fall for it (tistic person here with special interest in geology, so not technically a geologist)
THANK UOU
@@foxshapedagate I can relate
You need way more obsidian to make a portal to the nether
Dude's out here gunning for geologists or something
Now you just need a wooden bat to hunt geologists
Bro secretly gave us the middle finger
The obsidian knife is sooo beautifulll 🖤😍😍😍
0:11 the fact he pointed with the middle finger
Obsidian, when sharpened correctly, which you did not do, is one of the sharpest substances we have.
Before Lasiks we used obsidian blades for eye surgery because it could cut cells, speeding up healing. An obsidian edge is around 6 nanometers, a cell 60.
How is sharpness a property of a substance?
@@funmaster3278 looks like someone doesnt know how to read
@@gabrielbicalho5928 why do you say that?
Your Tumbler cant handle the power of obsidian
I play minecraft too much... I didn't realise obsidian was real... I need to get out more...
Metal knife : for cutting onions
Obsidian : human sacrifice ritual...
Some medical centers will give you the option of an obsidian blade over a metal scalpel
It’s typically due to people with allergies to certain metals if you didn’t know
@@geese5170 don't really care
@@zacheiriksson didn’t ask if you cared
obsidian, when sharpened properly, is several times sharper than any metal ever could be.
It is very brittle though
I bet he has 100 unfinished projects around the house.
The new minecraft update be sick
Wow you tried so hard, really glad I watched
Try breaking off the edges from an angle and try to grind it too. Obsidian is brittle and when it is chipped or broken it is sharp as hell and can decapitate a horse and that’s why the Mayans and Aztecs put it on their clubs
That's a myth, not even a steel axe could cut through the neck bone.
@@facundovera3227 your comment is a myth
@@facundovera3227 my old classmates used to watch gore (human and animals). They showed me some videos of a pig and a sheep getting beheaded with a sicle.
@@facundovera3227 A cleaver knife can cut bones easy what you mean it’s a myth
@@facundovera3227 Bone is a fiber-based material, so sharp objects can split it in half easily.
And then I hit him with the wooden baseball bat I had in my other hand, which he did not notice because geologists can only see minerals
My only first thoughts were what a beautiful knife 😊
I felt that "damn"😂😂
This is the wall hanger of stone knives. Whoever made that knife didn't even attempt to put an edge on it.
Don't try to mess with obsidian. It has a weird property to break into really sharp pieces
Thats why i leave mine on a shelf & dont touch it 😂 i dont want to break it
Bro unlocked a new skin for his kitchen knife
I did still enjoy the video thank you
if only there were special stones that could say not need the blade to be magnetic, are more useful and widely used. maybe wet it too
Well you cant sharpen obsidian blades on wet stones aither... the only way to sharpen it is to knap the edge using a adler
My gym instructor had one of these. He used a carbide bit to knap it and holy crap that thing can CUT. Very brittle though.
Obsidian knives are still used today in heart surgery as the blade is sharper, molecules wide, and the cut is finer and so scars less. A good flint knife will open an animals carcass easily. The trouble is a flint knife in a fight will shatter against copper.
Bro slices apples and goes to the nether
Let’s keep in mind that when you get a obsidian block then break it the prices of it are sharper than most professionals knifes today so I think our ancestors actually had the sharper weapons
I hate sharp prices.
@@SuperSedingAngeL-yr0 sharp prices defo better than knifes no cap
If you knap the edge of the obsidian knife it’ll be extremely sharper than the chef’s knife but be REALLY careful when using it
Your Ancestors were the brave Men of the Night's Watch. They defended us from the attacks of the White Walkers. Thank you.
Bro got it straight out of game of thrones
I wish my standard chef knife was on the 50’s
Bro needs a diamond pickaxe for that 💀
Bro took Minecraft to a whole new level
I didn't even know this was an ad, clever haha
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Can we sharpen this knife!?!?! Nope. Hope you enjoyed!!!
he has to go sit and shame in the corner 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Even if it wasn't sharp and I still would not want to be stabbed with that😂
"Why a Dull spoon my Lord?"
"Because it will hurt more!"
@@davidwooden3878 he never said it would hurt more bruh
@@Sann53 Guy of Gisborne : Why a spoon, cousin? Why not an axe? Sheriff of Nottingham : Because it's DULL, you twit. It'll hurt more.
Prince ot Thieves 1991
@@davidwooden3878 tf u mean
@@Sann53 it's a movie quote, I was referring to for the meme
First thing I thought of when I saw that obsidian knife was “mmmhhh crispy”
Bro is already prepared for white walkers
I would love to see you attempt to sharpen it even tho its not recommended
How to kill a geologist.
Don't forget your baseball bat. It is necessary
Bro this looks like dragon glass form game of thrones
His prehistoric ancestor crying when they look he try to sharpen the obsidian knife with whetstone instead of flaking it
Bruh waisted everyone’s time with this part 2 smh
Bruh, everyone know you need to use diamond knife sharpers to cut through obsidian, smh 🤦🏻
Bro got gyutaro’s sickle 💀💀💀
Not him casually flipping us off
It's so beautiful 😍😍
Bro was about to demolish some geologist
mah boi snatched all the obsidian knives in minecraft 😭
Obsidian will always be so based that it doesn’t need to be sharpened to deal damage
Bro was speechless for the chefs knife