I love that he does things specifically not because they are easy but because they are hard. He could buy silver ready to mix into the chocolate, he could link to other sources to prove silver's antibacterial properties or show them more simply, he could use a phone charger to power the reactions, or just buy filters and proper lab equipment to distill. Yet he *CHOOSES* to do the work to show the silver killing bacteria, he chooses to use unique or just different equipment, and shows an actual practical use for the sterling generator combo. The doll shaped centerfuge is impressive.
The real reason we haven't seen a new Kiwami JP video in so long is because he's crafting his finest knife yet. Collecting the materials is just taking a while
@@Kioshi934 they did not teach electrolysis until i was in college and even if they did they wouldn't teach you how to find out what chemicals would be made. it would have been the most basic set up like he did in the first set up where he made silver chloride.
@@Kioshi934 I'm from America and the most advanced thing public school ever had me do was extract DNA from a strawberry. This kind of stuff would be unheard of where I was at.
This is a tough one but I tried my best: Silver clay: source for silver nanoparticles - Burn off all additives to get purer silver metal in chunks, also made into a bar shape Weird contraption with the wheel that he heated up on one side: I believe that's a Stirling engine, google it for more details - Used as power source for a voltaic/galvanic cell Voltaic cell: the beaker with the water and the 2 bars of metal -EDIT: this is actually an electrolytic cell, basically the opposite of a voltaic cell - Used to extract ions from the silver bar into whatever liquid it's dunked in Condenser: the big plastic bucket with 2 holes high and low on the sides + the metal tube connecting them - TDS reading = he is showing how tap water is not pure, has tons of stuff in it that's NOT silver - Can use the simple condenser setup to make distilled water - Boil tap water on one side, pure water boils, stuff in it doesn't follow and stay back down - Water vapor goes into the funnel, through the metal tube - Metal tube goes through the ice water bucket, which is cold - Hot vapor + cold temperature = water condenses back into liquid, falls into collecting beaker - Now you have distilled water = pretty pure water Voltaic cell (again): now he is making a proper voltaic cell with 2 chambers - EDIT: electrolytic not voltaic - Same concept as before but now the chamber with silver will be only water + silver ions UV light chamber: he's using UV light to add energy to supercharge the silver ions (photocatalyst) - Make silver ions better at killing bacteria - Color change is probably from excited ions? I'm not sure - EDIT: turns out this is just to decompose the silver compound, basically showing you that this is actually silver he is working with Cooking pan: he has pure, excited silver nanoparticles powder here - He's not using the powder though, he's only doing it to show you that he has silver powder - Weird flex, but very OK Agar: aka jelly; he's suspending the silver ions inside the jelly for easy use Petri plates: used to grow bacteria cultures - Agar + sugar = jelly is food and land for bacteria to grow; bacteria eats a lot, so by using a few sticks of sugar he will not get too much bacteria - Keyboard, door handle, shoe = common places that has bacteria lying around Box + heater: incubation chamber, he's going to grow the bacteria plates in here; temperature is 35 C, toasty - Shows you that he has live bacteria to use for testing - Agar + consomme cube = consomme is stock, this nutritious food will feed any bacteria out there, so he will get a LOT of bacteria, all kinds - Agar + consomme cube + silver jelly: this is to show you that the silver jelly does kill bacteria; if there is enough food but no bacterial growth, it means the silver jelly used sharp knives to shank them and their children in their sleep Chocolate making: literally anything will make be hard if you dry them enough Doll in bathtub: centrifuge - Chocolate melts because it is suspended in natural oil - The centrifuge spins very fast; heavy cocoa sinks to bottom, cocoa oil floats on top - He poured out all the oil, leaving only cocoa powder - He probably stuck a spinning motor rod through the doll's butt, and the leg is the switch Now: add silver jelly to the hard core cocoa powder, and you can shank people without fearing bacteria will kill them before you do. This year's Valentine chocolate is finally complete
@qn I might be wrong but slight correction: instead of Voltaic/Galvanic cell it should be electrolytic cell In a voltaic cell, you convert chemical energy into electrical and therefore don't need a power source.
from his interviews ・He makes 12,000,000 Yen a year with his day job. ・He has second job, some kind of venture company and being a TH-camr is his 3rd job. ・He is a workaholic and works at least 5 hours even on his days off. ・He grew up in a single mother family and only skill his mother taught him was to sharpen knives. ・He is NOT particularly interested in making knives, but he is very interested in different materials he makes knives with. ・When he does something he gets obsessed. He used to think about his work all day even in the bed and couldn't sleep well, so he decided to run after work, so that he will be exhausted and be able to sleep. Then he got obsessed with running and run 3 to 4 hours everyday until he got fatigue fracture on his leg. ・One of his dreams is to make a knife with Artificial diamond.
This man scares me. Hes a real life alchemist and has slowly become more and more self sufficient. Like dude owns a heat powered generator to power his works now
Omg this guy is phenomenal!! I thought the title was insanity but he genuinely combined a bunch of crafts and sciences together and legitimately made an anti-bacterial chocolate knife, like wtf 😂 definitely subscribing, this was fascinating to watch! Love these videos! 💕
Man I would absolutely follow along if I had access to this guy's huge collection of equipment. Imagine showing them off "And THIS is my chocolate knife (it is also naturally antibacterial due to silver infusion). And THIS is my bread knife. This one is made from smoke, and this one is made from milk..."
Simply the fact that this is completely understandable with just a handful of words thrown in makes it genius. The video not only shows what is happening but also why, all in images.
i really appreciate that he doesn’t talk and just goes at his craft. I wouldn’t be complaining if he did talk, it’s just that the way he films and does stuff is satisfying
I was kinda sad he went through all that just to melt it in the end, but probably for the best he doesn’t let a bacteria killing, killing tool into the wrong hands.
“How was he killed?” “Sweet and clean…” “That sentence was a lil sus… was that a confession?” “Oh anti-bacterial chocolate knuckle duster knife how I miss you so”
If anyone's curious, silver is actually surprisingly safe to consume. Most other metal has a negative effect (like an iron overdose for example) but silver doesn't really do anything, and you have to eat a ridiculous amount of it to get it to do anything.
Forging, yes. Smelting, no. Silver clay is already pure silver in suspension. You mold it to the shape you want, then fire it in a kiln to burn away the suspension materials, leaving behind pure metal. There's gold clay as well, for the same purpose.
This dude's videos will always fly over my head because I don't know enough about chemistry to understand what he's doing, but it's always so fascinating watching him turn whatever the hell he wants into a knife.
beginning of the video: "nothing is clear" middle of the video: "still not clear" almost the end of the video: "you begin to understand" end of video: "admire his genius"
Some of my favorite things about these videos (in no particular order) 1. The amount of emotion he can convey even without words or a face 2. Some of the absurd things he owns (what even is that steampunk generator. or the doll centrifuge.) 3. The complex biochemical processes he does even with simple materials (distilling water, making an electrolytic cell) 4. The fact that you already know how the video is going to end (knife), but you are constantly blindsided by the twists and turns taken to get there 5. The soothing, ASMR-like quality of these videos 6. The somehow simulations feral, unhinged quality of these videos 7. The fact that they are presented almost like a how-to despite not being something that anyone else could do or would even want to do 8. Cows
9. The fact that this caused me to eat a bowl of chocolate ice cream while watching it despite me remembering on the very last bite that I am lactose intolerant
Dude chose the best time to start, too He just exploited the “so satisfying” trend to show himself making knives out of ridiculous stuff, and now he’s here and I love it
I think that's an alpha-type Stirling engine, rather than a thermopile! Sorry, this is a little pedantic I know, but thermopiles are constructed very differently so I thought I'd mention for folks who want to research this process. Thermopiles are actually really inefficient at that scale, while Stirling engines of any type (but especially alpha-type) are very efficient at small scales - to my knowledge, they're the most efficient small-scale heat-driven engine! For anyone who cares, the reason he was using glass beakers for everything up til he exposed the Ag1+ solution to UV light is because UVB and UVC can't pass through glass. You need to either use quartz, which is really expensive, or plastics. Not all plastics are UV-transmissive but many are! I can try to answer questions about why he did the steps he did lol if anyone cares.
I haven’t finished the video yet but what I saw looked more like a steam engine to me since the pistons were the same size, though I did see no water input or exhaust, so maybe it is a Stirling engine. They’re pretty cool, Lindybeige has some great videos about them.
@@Abigail-hu5wf Why did he dissolve the silver ions (?) in the agar and then combined the agar with the chocolate, instead of using the Ag+ water solution he had made before? Does the agar really contribute much to the integrity of the knife?
This year's Valentine chocolate is finally complete
※これはバレンタインチョコです
約4ヶ月遅れのバレンタインとか…
流石 不審者がすることは違うわ……
約4ヶ月前から作ってたんだよね！きっと...
ひえっ…
かなり遅めのバレンタインですねw
バレンタインチョコ０個だったので助かります
He just added enchantments to a knife
Yooo, didn't expect to see you here.
Kkkkkkkkk yes
Yep
@@kairu5092 I didn’t expect to see you here
@Ethan Barnes sweeping cleanse VI
It's good to see you back
本物で草
本物だ！(初見)
jonkari a fan of kiwami?
I just watch a meme made by u lmao
I too was wondering how Kiwami was.
this guy is the definition of the saying "if you want to make a pie from scratch, first you have to make the universe" but for knives
I love that he does things specifically not because they are easy but because they are hard. He could buy silver ready to mix into the chocolate, he could link to other sources to prove silver's antibacterial properties or show them more simply, he could use a phone charger to power the reactions, or just buy filters and proper lab equipment to distill. Yet he *CHOOSES* to do the work to show the silver killing bacteria, he chooses to use unique or just different equipment, and shows an actual practical use for the sterling generator combo. The doll shaped centerfuge is impressive.
He even could have just mixed the silver clay directly into the chocolate.
Man combines chemistry, biology, physics, insanity, epicness and humour all into one video which he films in his kitchen.
*Now he just needs DETERMINATION. After all, he already has a CHOCOLATE knife.
Don’t forget ASMR
Don't forget knives
And culinary art!
And the knife making and sharpening skills
The real reason we haven't seen a new Kiwami JP video in so long is because he's crafting his finest knife yet. Collecting the materials is just taking a while
probably breedin dragons in his kitchen to harvest their blood
you werent wrong
@@dimitrilamoureux2541 I'm still in disbelief that I was right
turns out it was pretty epic, ya.
最初から全部見てて、どこがどう繋がるの！？！？と思ったら、ちゃんと抗菌滅菌除菌について詳しく実験して見せてくれたのがわかって感動した.......
天才はかんがえることが違う。
観点培養始めた時は何が起きるかと思ったけど、目で見てちゃんと分かるのほんと助かる、、
he did all that work to show us that silver kills bacteria. what a bloody legend
@【裏アカ】かなこ 英語でお願いします
And to destroy his hard work in the end
@@lightandthesungod corn bot spammer
@@lightandthesungod its a scammer
Stressing me out so much that he left the cultures at 35°c tho 😭
I like how this channel went from sharpening knives to advanced chemistry
ikr 😂
not really advanced tho tbh, smart with the DIY set ups but those methods are taught to kids at like 15
@@Kioshi934 they did not teach electrolysis until i was in college and even if they did they wouldn't teach you how to find out what chemicals would be made. it would have been the most basic set up like he did in the first set up where he made silver chloride.
@@colinfisher3397 I did electrolysis last year when I was 15, what country are you in cuz the content might be a lot different
@@Kioshi934 I'm from America and the most advanced thing public school ever had me do was extract DNA from a strawberry. This kind of stuff would be unheard of where I was at.
更新無いせいで捕まったかって言うコメがちょこちょこあるの草
7ヶ月も経ってるけど
きっと彼は大掛かりなものを作っているのだろうなと信じてる
彼はビデオを投稿するのにとても時間がかかるので、私は彼のことを忘れました。幸せな私は彼を再び見つけました
Me: "oh cool another knife"
Video: "here's 17 full minutes of actual chemistry work"
This is honestly the best kind of clickbait
and microbiology
Thing is, we can all learn some very interesting things from these videos. Hands down, more informative than science class in high school.
Ikr
Dude went through multiple disciplines: chemistry, microbiology, chocolate tempering.
This is a tough one but I tried my best:
Silver clay: source for silver nanoparticles
- Burn off all additives to get purer silver metal in chunks, also made into a bar shape
Weird contraption with the wheel that he heated up on one side: I believe that's a Stirling engine, google it for more details
- Used as power source for a voltaic/galvanic cell
Voltaic cell: the beaker with the water and the 2 bars of metal
-EDIT: this is actually an electrolytic cell, basically the opposite of a voltaic cell
- Used to extract ions from the silver bar into whatever liquid it's dunked in
Condenser: the big plastic bucket with 2 holes high and low on the sides + the metal tube connecting them
- TDS reading = he is showing how tap water is not pure, has tons of stuff in it that's NOT silver
- Can use the simple condenser setup to make distilled water
- Boil tap water on one side, pure water boils, stuff in it doesn't follow and stay back down
- Water vapor goes into the funnel, through the metal tube
- Metal tube goes through the ice water bucket, which is cold
- Hot vapor + cold temperature = water condenses back into liquid, falls into collecting beaker
- Now you have distilled water = pretty pure water
Voltaic cell (again): now he is making a proper voltaic cell with 2 chambers
- EDIT: electrolytic not voltaic
- Same concept as before but now the chamber with silver will be only water + silver ions
UV light chamber: he's using UV light to add energy to supercharge the silver ions (photocatalyst)
- Make silver ions better at killing bacteria
- Color change is probably from excited ions? I'm not sure
- EDIT: turns out this is just to decompose the silver compound, basically showing you that this is actually silver he is working with
Cooking pan: he has pure, excited silver nanoparticles powder here
- He's not using the powder though, he's only doing it to show you that he has silver powder
- Weird flex, but very OK
Agar: aka jelly; he's suspending the silver ions inside the jelly for easy use
Petri plates: used to grow bacteria cultures
- Agar + sugar = jelly is food and land for bacteria to grow; bacteria eats a lot, so by using a few sticks of sugar he will not get too much bacteria
- Keyboard, door handle, shoe = common places that has bacteria lying around
Box + heater: incubation chamber, he's going to grow the bacteria plates in here; temperature is 35 C, toasty
- Shows you that he has live bacteria to use for testing
- Agar + consomme cube = consomme is stock, this nutritious food will feed any bacteria out there, so he will get a LOT of bacteria, all kinds
- Agar + consomme cube + silver jelly: this is to show you that the silver jelly does kill bacteria; if there is enough food but no bacterial growth, it means the silver jelly used sharp knives to shank them and their children in their sleep
Chocolate making: literally anything will make be hard if you dry them enough
Doll in bathtub: centrifuge
- Chocolate melts because it is suspended in natural oil
- The centrifuge spins very fast; heavy cocoa sinks to bottom, cocoa oil floats on top
- He poured out all the oil, leaving only cocoa powder
- He probably stuck a spinning motor rod through the doll's butt, and the leg is the switch
Now: add silver jelly to the hard core cocoa powder, and you can shank people without fearing bacteria will kill them before you do.
This year's Valentine chocolate is finally complete
This really adds to the video, thanks!
heck this is really comprehensive thanks for writing
U smartass, great job.
My smol brain would’ve never comprehended all that
@qn
I might be wrong but slight correction:
instead of Voltaic/Galvanic cell it should be electrolytic cell
In a voltaic cell, you convert chemical energy into electrical and therefore don't need a power source.
from his interviews
・He makes 12,000,000 Yen a year with his day job.
・He has second job, some kind of venture company and being a TH-camr is his 3rd job.
・He is a workaholic and works at least 5 hours even on his days off.
・He grew up in a single mother family and only skill his mother taught him was to sharpen knives.
・He is NOT particularly interested in making knives, but he is very interested in different materials he makes knives with.
・When he does something he gets obsessed. He used to think about his work all day even in the bed and couldn't sleep well, so he decided to run after work, so that he will be exhausted and be able to sleep. Then he got obsessed with running and run 3 to 4 hours everyday until he got fatigue fracture on his leg.
・One of his dreams is to make a knife with Artificial diamond.
おすすめ…
泣かせるなよ…
懐いなもう…
17分かけて銀イオンの凄さを説明して残りの8分で頭のおかしさを説明する動画です
何をやってるかわからなかったので助かりました
そういう事だったのか
インターネットのマジックによって翻訳する、私はこれらのコメントを読み、私は笑った。 ありがとう
@@shadex582 I'm glad you enjoyed it ！
正解!!!
"Is this chocolate unhealthy?"
"No, but it can hurt you in other ways."
* clicks on notification while eating chocolate *
Would probably break your teeth
it tells you things you dont want to hear like how mr beast hasnt uploaded in over a month
@@0.5_DOG Sounds like you’re having an existential crisis there, dont worry, he’ll be back in a few years
@@marionettehone im fine i got other channels
この人はいつも投稿頻度が少なめで数か月に一本とかだから信じて待ってる
この内容で頻度高けりゃそれはもうバケモン
@@user-im7dk8bk7b
時間を操るしかなくなる
@@user-eu2nm4oo7fスタンドかスペルカードか、どっちだろうね
さすがに捕まったのかな……
ワロタ
捕まるわけないよね？(捕まった理由:殺菌罪)
なぁワトソンくん
ヒカキンTVなん草
この人死んだか？
Twitterで話題になったよね去年
捕まったならニュースになるはず
This person is like Rule 34 of knives, it's like: if it exists, there is a knife of that
Quite an underrated comment for now
A different knife for different tastes...
@@McLumy they all do taste different, just don't stab your brains out while tasting
Human gives birth to a..knife!? (NOT COICKBAIT)
That's funny and very accurate 😂
The 0.01% of bacteria that survive: "Why am I hearing boss music?"
Ngl you seem familiar
How are you everywhere? [16]
I see you everywhere! How many videos do you watch each day!?!
K
Why are you everywhere?
The amount of time, effort, and scientific prowess that went into this video is *absolutely insane...*
いつも「なにやってんだろー」って思いながら見させていただいています。楽しいです。ありがとうございます
制作過程を見ててもどうして結果に辿り着くのか欠片もわからんがとりあえず、この人がとんでもなく頭が良いという事ととんでもなく不審者であるという事は分かる。
いや この人はもう
不審者の域を超えちゃってるよ
持ってる器具から不審者なんだよなw
最初の10分くらいは銀イオンの作り方。続く5分は銀イオンの抗菌作用の証明。残りは包丁作りって感じだね。
Totally agree
チョコの中に銀イオンが入ってるからあそこまで硬くなるってことでok？
This man scares me. Hes a real life alchemist and has slowly become more and more self sufficient. Like dude owns a heat powered generator to power his works now
“The government watches us through electricity, we must provide our own power now”
I have no doubt this man could start an empire built entirely on knives and doll heads
He's about to become the next Full Metal Alchemist
Sterling engine if your interested btw
@@homelywriter *Stirling Engine*
Omg this guy is phenomenal!! I thought the title was insanity but he genuinely combined a bunch of crafts and sciences together and legitimately made an anti-bacterial chocolate knife, like wtf 😂 definitely subscribing, this was fascinating to watch!
Love these videos! 💕
急にこの動画がおすすめに流れてきて、復活したんかと思った。
待ってます
Therapist: “The doll centrifuge isn’t real, it can’t hurt you”
*the doll centrifuge*
Hehe, doll centrifuge go whirrrr.
I laughed my ass off when it turned on. I new they were centrifuge capsules but I was lost with the doll. Did not disappoint
18:03
Overused format.
@さくら 【裏垢】 アレってなに
I can't tell if this man is a professional, or just borderline insane.
He’s on the line between the two which makes him a scientist
Ohhh- This is just fucking perfect.
the answer is "yes"
Professional borderline insane dude
Both
I hope you are pursuing a degree in material science. As a chemist and knife nerd you never cease to amaze me with your innovative uses of materials.
He is an accountant if I'm not mistaken, this channel is just a hobby.
この動画を見た感想
勉強になる理科の実験だった
I love how these are all framed as tutorials, even though no one in their right mind would follow along.
Man I would absolutely follow along if I had access to this guy's huge collection of equipment. Imagine showing them off "And THIS is my chocolate knife (it is also naturally antibacterial due to silver infusion). And THIS is my bread knife. This one is made from smoke, and this one is made from milk..."
how are they framed as tutorials tho?
Is that a challenge i see?
Speak for yourself man. I’m ready to kill bacteria
Nilered did a bismuth knife but other than that yeah pretty much.
どんどんよくわかんない道具が増えてく中の牛の安心感よ
唯一使い道が分かる器具w
毎回毎回変な道具ばっかり使ってるけど、実際買ってるのかな？いくら稼いでる不審者さんとはいえ出費がとんでもないことになりそうだけど
ボロボロにされる用のダンボールにも是非戻ってきて欲しいな
what
低評価がゼロだと！？…
Simply the fact that this is completely understandable with just a handful of words thrown in makes it genius. The video not only shows what is happening but also why, all in images.
不審者さん
捕まったんかな
刃物量産したから
更新のない間本当に警察のお世話になっているんじゃないかと1番心配しているチャンネル
共感しか産まない
更新してない間は警察の元で更生ってか
おもんないから送信しようか迷ったって保険だけかけとく
@@qawsedrfgtyh 率直にいうけど、おもんない上にダジャレにもなってなくない？
分かりみがマリアナ海溝
それが本当だとすると警察に目を付けられたにも関わらず動画投稿を止めない究極のエンターテイナーになるな
i really appreciate that he doesn’t talk and just goes at his craft. I wouldn’t be complaining if he did talk, it’s just that the way he films and does stuff is satisfying
I honesty would like to know how he gets his ideas and why he started making knives.
the comment below this is quite conflicting
I (like to) believe he films it in this style to be more universal, so people outside of Japan can enjoy it too
@Yol Riin Lask than just?? don't watch it? don't consume media you find boring
Funny enough, he’s added music to one of his videos and the comments are not having it. 😂
更新ないから捕まったのかなって思ってたんだけど、ちらほら同じこと思ってる人いて安心した(？)
最近見ないと思ってたらやっぱこれで動画止まってたかあ
I'm incredibly concerned by the fact that he's now designing knives that are clearly not suited for kitchen use.
“A cooking knife”
“Cooking a knife”
meh, close enough.
I mean this knife you wouldn't need to clean with as much soap at least, save money!
"chocolate knife that destroys 100% of any dna I left in it after killing someone"
I was kinda sad he went through all that just to melt it in the end, but probably for the best he doesn’t let a bacteria killing, killing tool into the wrong hands.
@@zumirelix or maybe it was always in the wrong hand and he was getting rid of the murder weapon
This man maxed his Cook, alchemy and blacksmithing skill tree just to make custom assassin weapons
which basicaly means you can make deadly weapons out of everything in your kitchen, even knifes!
@@syvergamerrc8614 Watch him make a knife out of knives
@@RandomL0s3r :o that would be cool as hell!
@@RandomL0s3r knife out of blood
The silver is still in there
When the world needed him the most. He disappeared.
😂
こんな大作を一瞬で溶かしてしまうなんて、、、
銀の抗菌作用を証明してからチョコレート作ってるの草だし、遠心分離のかけ方が不審者すぎる
ボリュームがお菓子いんだよな、
As soon as I saw the doll's head start to spin, I realized I was watching both a genius and an absolute maniac.
Edit: Grammar corrections.
My favorite moment: Centrifuge Barbie!
Man you should have seen his vibrator barbie
@@otsutsukihagoromo3883 im sorry W H A T?!
@@tianacamacho1871 lol new here?
@@qopkornz yeah i- do yall got a link
This is still one of the best channels on TH-cam.
この動画を見て思い出して昔のチョコレート包丁の動画見てたら不審者さんの進化を感じた
どれだけ進化しても変わらないきゅうりと水差しが好き
I was caught off guard when the doll started spinning like some cursed amusement park ride haha
When the doll has a dark determination
Happened with the drill on the extractor hahaha
@@ultrite2696 a
作業工程全部 意味や根拠があるんだろうけど、よくわからんまま見てるTH-camr第1位
I would love to know how this cocoa material behaves, it seems like a viable alternative to regular plastic.
そんなに前と思ってなかったのに最後が７ヵ月も前で震えてます...。（時間が経つ早さに）
新作も観たいですが生存確認だけでもしたいです😭
そして今は２年前。
“Mom! Kiwanis is making my doll into a centrifuge again!”
i could not stop laughing after that doll went crazy
Wait i can see the refence but i forgot which and its a kid episodeー
@@mio1694 Phineas and Ferb 👍
@@lawwongtube ah yes that. i use to like that episode lol
“Can we see the murder weapon”
“Your honour we have reason to believe the weapon was consumed after committing the crime”
Roald Dahl would be proud (See his short story - Lamb to the Slaughter).
@@nastybirdy For those who don't know the story a wife kills her husband with a lamb's leg and she serves the leg to the cops
@@wizardnebula8370 Oh my 😃🧍♀️
"Lamb to the Slaughter", Roald Dahl
PASTA KNIFE 2.0
this took so many unexpected twists and turns from beginning till end. this was simply incredible.
この努力を一瞬で無駄に出来るのすごい
"How did you say this man was killed?"
"Deliciously."
Why there is no comment here?
ikr
Why there no comment here?
Last words were "Are you bringing a chocolate to a knife fight?"
“How was he killed?”
“Sweet and clean…”
“That sentence was a lil sus… was that a confession?”
“Oh anti-bacterial chocolate knuckle duster knife how I miss you so”
Video about knife:
Shows how to grow bacteria colonies and homemade choclate.
And distill water
And coco butter
@@witchnessp you need doll that spins her head
@@lightfox11 A thousand times cheaper than a regular centrifuge
中学時代には欠片も理解できなかった内容が高校になって少しは分かるようになって、なにか感動しました👍👍👍
If anyone's curious, silver is actually surprisingly safe to consume. Most other metal has a negative effect (like an iron overdose for example) but silver doesn't really do anything, and you have to eat a ridiculous amount of it to get it to do anything.
the scariest thing is that he doesn't even bother to comment on all the science he is doing.
Ag+
@@Sceleri your comment is so unnecessarily funny
Only real science here is making the ions, no?
@@arturjogi2667 your mom is the only real science im doing
And just casually knows how to turn chocolate into a kitchen knife
この世で唯一リカちゃんを遠心分離機にする不審者
The only suspicious person in the world who uses a doll as a centrifugal separator.
I hate myself for translating this
The only suspicious person in the world who cares about Licca-chan
Licca-chan is basically Japanese Barbie
@@apolloandwarrior_3229 He said "the only imposter in the world who used Barbie doll as a telecentric separator"
@@chesterlight5130 Thanks for translating my comment, you guys! I tried to say it in English, but I was too surprised to speak😉
@@user-ud5mg6lm3s Your translation was correct the first time hahaha
@匿名希望 リスカ？とか？
って、Twitter覗いたら昨日生存報告しとるやんけ！！！
追記
去年のだった泣いた
それ去年のやで、、、
@@icefry_man あ、、、終わった、、、
Please my king, COME BACK!
過去一で手順が理解できない圧倒的不審な一振
15:17こっからほんへ
略して不振
本編前でやってる事は
電気分解とか培養とかで
最終的にはAg+(銀イオン)の殺菌力の証明ですね。
寒天培地で銀イオンがどれだけカビに効くかが証明された動画であります
どう考えてもかけた労力に対して得られたものと名声が釣り合ってない人
This knife kills the other 0.01% of bacteria
I'm the last 0.01% of people to like this as of right now. I guess that means death is knocking on my door. He says he has chocolate.
we have achieved godhood
ちゃんと気持ちがこもってますね！
おもちゃの刀の中にセメント詰めて
ダンボールしばいてた人とは思えない
Ag＋の抗菌の実験で１ヶ月以上かけてるのに仕上げた包丁茹でるのほんと狂気
それな時間の4分の3銀イオンの抗菌作用の実験して草と思った
まじそれ
どんな神経してんのって恐怖を感じた自分に驚いたんだよね
@@user-ni6ic1hg4o ひろゆきキッズ寒いからやめてくんね
せめて他のとこでは
それってあなたの感想ですよね
@@user-dh2qy6sm1n cold
Didn’t this guy turn literally smoke into a knife at one point?
He did!
Yeah he did! It's one of my favorite ones he made!
He's a marvel of material engineering up there with that dude who made a kalshnikov from a shovel
th-cam.com/video/zUCEMjhsvaU/w-d-xo.html
technecally he made a knife out of Carbon that he harvested from the smoke
何をやってるかようわからんがとにかく凄い事をしてるのは分かった
とりあえず菌を許さないことはわかった
When it said "one month later" and we realize that this whole time he was making a knife
he always spends his entire time between uploads making knives. I wouldnt be surprised if he’s making another one right now.
@@Meeseeek He probably has several going at the same time
@@pilapila183 that too
I knew that's what he was doing this whole time😂
@@pilapila183 That's how many TH-cam quality content goes
こんな時間かけて作ったのを、最後そうする勇気がすごい
それな
"officer, i was just disinfecting that man"
毎回思う
包丁作るのうっまwww
4ヶ月投稿なくても納得できる作業量
でも動画少ないと収益が...
@@user-qd4lg1cl3e
1個の動画で有り得ん再生数稼いでるから
平気やろ知らんけど
本業で年収１０００万近くあるって昔動画で言ってた
若いのにそのくらいだから公認会計士かな？と予測されてた
動画を見ると実験物理学者にも思えるけど
学者ってそんなに給料良くないらしい
@@user-fj7nw4lh2d そうなんですね、勉強になります。
本業がある程度充実していると、趣味の自由度も広がるんですね。
社会に出ても好きな事に取り組めるように、勉強頑張ろう…！
I love how every time he makes a knife you don't see that ingredient throughout the entire video. I forgot he was making a chocolate knife.
Ye thought he was doing a cooking tutorial now
Mid video I was like: Wait, what?
Yeah i was like "wtf are those nut looking things.. Why is he grinding them up.. Huh that paste looking a bit like OH YEAH CHOCOLATE!"
The Bismuth one was mainly bismuth but I guess it doesn’t count since it’s already metal being made into the knife 😂
1:20「銀粘土」
自分:「……銀粘土?」
初めてコメントします。
高校生の時、初めて不審者さんの動画を見て衝撃を受けました。これからも動画楽しく見させていただきます！
the amount of science that kiwami includes in his knife making scares me, and I'm a science major
he's gonna cut you with science
holy shit that's a lot of bots
@@monstrosity_01 ikr I've just been blocking them all - almost blocked your comment too lol
圧倒的さんが使った物で、一通り理科の実験できそう
寧ろ包丁を作る過程が実験
今回特に(厳密さがないとはいえ)ある程度の微生物学実験までやってるので…
じゃあ不審者さんとか
@@user-wawon やべぇ奴じゃねぇか
@@user-un1hi4gk5v わかる
I had no idea that one could made such a hard material out of chocolate
this is the last video on the channel. I hope he's okay what with everything going on in the world lately.
This man is really out here smelting and forging silver in his home
Forging, yes. Smelting, no.
Silver clay is already pure silver in suspension. You mold it to the shape you want, then fire it in a kiln to burn away the suspension materials, leaving behind pure metal. There's gold clay as well, for the same purpose.
I read that as smelling
@@TrueThanny if it is pure silver than that clay must be super expensive, no?
@Alex Mercer twice as expensive? LOL
this man is either a over paid Chemistry teacher or the japanese Walter White
@@Dan_Kanerva he makes a ton off of youtube this isn't a small channel his videos get 10+ million views sometimes lol
This dude's videos will always fly over my head because I don't know enough about chemistry to understand what he's doing, but it's always so fascinating watching him turn whatever the hell he wants into a knife.
I don't know that much either but this should help en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_uses_of_silver#Adverse_effects
Even knowing a good amount about chemistry, I have no idea where this guy is going 90% of the time.
@@lowkey_Ioki probably considdering its also a fair part of Microbiology
He made colloidal silver, which is anti-microbial. Its usually a very simple process but this extra ass bitch had to be Extra, as if his Brand
this is where the fun begins
ファッションじゃなくがちの変態で天才だなこりゃ
何だこのロマン溢れる見た目の発電機は！
beginning of the video: "nothing is clear"
middle of the video: "still not clear"
almost the end of the video: "you begin to understand"
end of video: "admire his genius"
if you have watched him a while. everything is clear from the start, he is a fucking genius XDdd
End of video: C U C U M B E R
I often find myself thinking "how can this thing x be relevant to what he's doing!?"
I DONT UNDERSTAND, WHERE IS THE PART CHOCHLOATE KILLS BARCTERIA???
@@launchpadmcquack2210 Z U C C H I N I
遠心分離とか寒天培地とか、やってる事は大学の研究室レベルでもおかしくないのに結局包丁に戻る不思議
しかも、そこまでして作った包丁を結局食べるためにふやかすという謎エンディング
銀の含有した包丁をふやかして食べようとする狂気
@@tell4590
湧き水とかに銀が溶けてることは結構あって、てかむしろ銀がとけた湧き水の方が美味しいとされていたりするんやで（無駄知識をひけらかしていくスタイル）
不審者だからで済む不思議
遠心分離の方法(道具)には狂気しか感じないが()
ほかの装置はまともなのに遠心分離器だけは、、
半年以上更新ないなぁ。
遂に捕まった…⁇
I really love how detailed and also funny all of his videos are
When you read an article in the newspaper:
"Japanese man spends 2 months making a deadly sterile knife out of cocoa beans and eats it afterwards."
Some of my favorite things about these videos (in no particular order)
1. The amount of emotion he can convey even without words or a face
2. Some of the absurd things he owns (what even is that steampunk generator. or the doll centrifuge.)
3. The complex biochemical processes he does even with simple materials (distilling water, making an electrolytic cell)
4. The fact that you already know how the video is going to end (knife), but you are constantly blindsided by the twists and turns taken to get there
5. The soothing, ASMR-like quality of these videos
6. The somehow simulations feral, unhinged quality of these videos
7. The fact that they are presented almost like a how-to despite not being something that anyone else could do or would even want to do
8. Cows
9. The fact that this caused me to eat a bowl of chocolate ice cream while watching it despite me remembering on the very last bite that I am lactose intolerant
The “Steampunk Generator” is called a Sterling Engine incase you wanted to see more
I think he made the doll centrifuge if you look close the motor is in the tub the doll is sitting on top and the flowers are there to hide it.
I think your point 4 might be my favorite one
真剣に見てるのに何が何か一切つかめなかったけど天才なのはわかった
固さに驚くけど、こんなでかさの板チョコ良いなぁ(笑)
i like how we've gone from 10 minute videos with a 5+ minute sharpening process, to 25 minute videos with a 1 minute sharpening process.
i mean let's face it, we're all here for the pure madness of his builds 😅
explanation posted by the way !
it's a better ratio IMHO
Well, the process he makes got really complex, and this is about material engeniering, still very relaxing to watch
I'd still take 5 mins of sharpening.
Dude chose the best time to start, too
He just exploited the “so satisfying” trend to show himself making knives out of ridiculous stuff, and now he’s here and I love it
Not only does he make knives out of everything, this man just casually has a miniature thermopile generator for some reason.
I think that's an alpha-type Stirling engine, rather than a thermopile! Sorry, this is a little pedantic I know, but thermopiles are constructed very differently so I thought I'd mention for folks who want to research this process. Thermopiles are actually really inefficient at that scale, while Stirling engines of any type (but especially alpha-type) are very efficient at small scales - to my knowledge, they're the most efficient small-scale heat-driven engine!
For anyone who cares, the reason he was using glass beakers for everything up til he exposed the Ag1+ solution to UV light is because UVB and UVC can't pass through glass. You need to either use quartz, which is really expensive, or plastics. Not all plastics are UV-transmissive but many are!
I can try to answer questions about why he did the steps he did lol if anyone cares.
@@Abigail-hu5wf damn you know your stuff, date me!!
Another very niche knowledge: You can actually reduce silver solution with strong white LED light! (do it all the time in medical lab!)
I haven’t finished the video yet but what I saw looked more like a steam engine to me since the pistons were the same size, though I did see no water input or exhaust, so maybe it is a Stirling engine. They’re pretty cool, Lindybeige has some great videos about them.
@@Abigail-hu5wf Why did he dissolve the silver ions (?) in the agar and then combined the agar with the chocolate, instead of using the Ag+ water solution he had made before? Does the agar really contribute much to the integrity of the knife?
なぜこの包丁を作ろうと思ったのかが不思議
This is turning into my favorite TH-cam channel.