Crafting Knives out of Saw Blades

[@ModernRogue]

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[@minyoonji2229]

Hey, guys! Nice video!! ♡♡ Hi, Jason! Brian has to get revenge on you eventually (flashback to stabbing Brian)

[@marcoaguiar2619]

No I haven't because if I do I won't have friends any more

[@VictorSilva-st4mo]

Blood Groove is not for blood it's to reduce up to 30% of the weight of the sword without weakening the strength of the blade It's also known a fuller

[@ranwolf1240]

Evan's blade kinda looks like a Seax

[@velazquezarmouries]

I did but my friends dont speak english I'm looking forward to the episode where you guys try and forge a knife Greetings from argentina

[@danielbelzberg2346]

What about an episode called "A modern rogue learns how to properly use tools". Maybe it will need to be a series.

[@degiguess]

not only is that hilarious but it actually could be a pretty fitting series knowing how to use tools is pretty helpful knowledge

[@The_Keeper]

Hell, it'll be a whole season.

[@tobediv]

A modern rogue should know how to be handy!

[@NochSoEinKaddiFan]

I am sure it would be very entertainig and some of us might learn a little something too. :) It is a good idea!

[@Carbon2861996]

I think this has been like every episode so far.

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

Not sure what we were thinking when we handed Brian the angle grinder with no guidance, it's like we haven't watched any of these episodes 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️ haha

[@petartedONE]

Welp

[@jkouyh8766]

i love the fact that you put both the male and female emoji that attention to detail really made me chuckle

[@RecoilOperated]

it'll be fiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnneeeeeeeee

[@gavinkerber7165]

Nah he looked like he knew exactly what he was doing.

[@TheRealAlpha2]

You were probably thinking "these guys are functional adults, right?" completely forgetting that one of them ate a changeling egg-sack on your last visit. XD

[@gaijinexec]

me as a fan: ...cool me as a knifemaker: OH GOD NO STOP

[@ivysinistra]

I know.. this was painful to watch

[@christiancasaverdepertica1802]

I don't even make knives and it's a bit painful

[@lanewoods5848]

glad it wasn't just me

Yep! I wouldn't trust either of them with any kind of grinder.

[@logansmith9182]

My thoughts exactly

[@jerrymcfletcher3672]

Every time someone calls a fuller a blood groove a blacksmith goes on a rampage.

[@ViviSectia]

Then their fuller actually becomes a blood groove.

[@jeremymcadam7400]

ItS tO ReLeAsE ThE vAcUuM

[@Vote4Drizzt]

I died inside, at least they acknowledge it's an Internet myth

[@thatguyflying8ball582]

I’m a hobbie smith and I can confirm your theory this entire episode hurt me

[@woodslore8537]

Legend tells how every time a person says this, a black smith uses them to fuel the forge

[@nosch43]

man I read crafting knives out of saw blades and thought we were gonna see some forging, but instead we got prison shanks effectively.

[@farmerboy916]

I mean I was expecting rotary saw and bench grider level at least, but nope.

[@nosch43]

Well, believe me I've been watching this since it was on scamstuff i think it was, but at the same time, seeing knives I expected to see knives not shanks. still quality content though! we even got a injury timer reset!

[@TorrentFiend10]

Yep that's what I thought as well. :(

[@JZStudiosonline]

This seems like a "blind leading the deaf" situation. No one there knew what the hell they were doing. Brians general lack of understanding power tools always amazes me. He's like the perfect example of what not to do, like my dads high school woodshop teacher showing people how not to use a saw and cut his thumb off.

[@JZStudiosonline]

@@someguy9597 Because watching people woefully misuse power tools in a way that can cause serious harm is something non-psychopaths do. It's a good thing none of those shards or the broken sawzall blade got shot out of the grinder.

[@TreyBattles]

The Sauce Lord that wasn’t funny the first 30 times you said it

[@lich.possum]

Evan and Katelyn know how to use tools they just forgot that Brian is a magician and Jason is an author, although i think Jason worked on an oil refinery at one point.

[@anthoux]

Watching them use those power tools is like watching a five-year-old run with scissors.

[@burningcouch8010]

What is that in your hand. "A noife!"

[@patrickmowery6828]

My favorite lol

[@doubtful_seer]

Thog Don't caare “NO!”

[@dukewheeler7846]

Anyone else getting a little annoyed at the other people for not really explaining to Brian how to properly use the angle grinder until after he made a sharp piece of metal go flying. Like seriously it’s like you’re trying to reset the injury counter

[@seanrush3723]

Eeeeyep. That's a cut off not a grinder so you can't do that. . . . But there's a grinder right there . . . Just use that?

[@vaughnshirk4538]

I'm just having a hard time believing that that have gotten so far through life and don't know how to use basic power tools.

[@JMyers1990]

Yes I was annoyed as well but what's also annoying is that they were handed a tool that they didnt know how to use and didnt ask how to to properly handle it

[@lich.possum]

ok boomer

[@alexthomas6602]

He is a grown fucking adult he shouldn't have handled it if he didn't know how

[@emmywillow6599]

I can hear the sound of the counter going down already

[@Jamwamee]

Usually I watch these episodes and I'm like "oh wow they're total beginners learning to do something interesting, this is relatable and fun" Today I screamed "turn the piece" at my monitor and one of my housemates checked if I was ok.

[@Rochambeau1000]

Has no one heard of relief cuts? You know what I don't think relief cuts could've helped brian. Just don't give him anymore power tools.

[@benhosoda6292]

Emos: yeah I use relief cuts all the time

[@Demonrifts]

Or, better yet, give some basic instructions before handing a power tool to somebody.

[@godlyexe1]

JUST FOUND THIS VIDEO AND OMG I LOVE BOTH THESE CHANNELS. the joy ifeel from seeing my two favorite youtube channels collabing is- ahhh

[@Sycar77]

Watching Brian use tools is the scariest thing I've seen online.... And that's saying something.

[@supersneakyshrub3975]

I like the show but jesus christ... give him something to work with. He started with the grinder upside down ffs.

[@dotChrollo]

Okay, guys. I know there's a lot of jokes to be made with you guys and power tools, but this time everybody's getting much more serious. PLEASE either on your own time or for an episode, learn to safely use a variety of power tools.

[@farmerboy916]

This so much

[@beautifulmeeses]

Sorry, that's just not going to happen.

[@morgandavison1049]

so much please, like holy shit. pinned. flagged. re-up.

[@allstarwoo4]

You guys nearly maimed or killed your selves by not knowing how to properly use the tools properly. Like not a small chance but a significant amount. The shield being on the incorrect side put Brian's finger at risk and if the disk exploded the shards would fly into his stomach. By not putting the knives in a vise before sanding you could've sent the knife into someone's stomach. Relieve cuts allows you to take chunks of material off safely with a cutoff wheel.

[@lykonic1763]

Not to mention how they've mentioned not only in this video but several others how you should properly secure the vise when you use it, as well as nobody seemed to know or care that wearing gloves with rotary tools is widely frowned upon because they increase the chance of getting caught up so much more (literally cringed in anticipation of something bad to happen when I saw Brian actually start going at it with gloves on).

[@allstarwoo4]

Lykonic well I let the vise go cause they put in as a disclaimer. And yes and no, yes you shouldn’t use gloves with rotary tools but that more applies to tools with larger teeth that can catch on the glove. In this situation their chance of that happening are very low. In fact I know metal workers that work on large belt sanders or use the grinder regularly will still choose to wear gloves in those situations.

[@lykonic1763]

@@allstarwoo4 Compelling arguments all around. I've mostly picked up the absolute rule of "no gloves with rotary tools" from ZNA Productions because he tries to never use gloves with rotary tools (usually his angle grinder) unless there is a bigger risk presented by something else, like the wicked sharp burrs on the folding chair he cut a hole in to make a forge. I guess he'd just rather not take the chance of his glove catching somehow, or maybe he also feels like he has better dexterity with bare hands too. Either way, I suppose there are different ideologies, biases, and circumstances surrounding the gloves with rotary tools debate. I personally prefer no gloves for the sake of tactile feedback and control.

[@MicahBurginGTVPO]

@@allstarwoo4 From a machine shop, the no gloves rule is pretty much ironclad. From a general perspective, like for electrical work, rotating tools with gloves is somewhat less enforced. Personally I'll take grinder spray to bare skin before I use an angle grinder with gloves but that's just me. Really it depends a lot on what kind of gloves they are... Nitrile gloves (Aside from the melting) don't really make a difference but cotton ones? Huge problem.

[@allstarwoo4]

Micah Burgin from my understanding the chance of you glove getting caught in angle grinder should be small considering both hands should behind the tool. But then again I understand the blanket rule of not using gloves with rotary tools.

[@thugasaurusrex6004]

Yeah, I noticed he was angling the cut off wheel. I was waiting for it to break. *Edit* oh wow it didn't just chip, it actually broke.

[@samnottheotherone4363]

Was expecting it to fly everywhere.

[@reaganharder1480]

I, too, was expecting a catastrophic explosion, for which I was glad that they at least left the guard on the grinder.

[@CK-ceekay]

8:22 Jason: Boy, I'm getting freaking showered with sparks here. My only option really is to block them with my hands. *awareness* *of* *3D* *space* *kicks* *in*

[@brandonbray6380]

So the "blood groove" in swords is actually a fuller and it's there to cut weight

[@tzisorey]

6:20 - This is why people make cuts towards the line first, so that smaller pieces get cut off, rather than having a 3" dagger dangling above your cutting disk ;)

[@DasVERMiT]

6:11 - That finger... holy shit. O_O Put your disc guard in the correct position! Bolt your vice down! Make relief cuts! Put the item in the vice so the cut you're making is at a comfortable angle, not an awkward one! Clamp the piece down when you're grinding it. I like Evan and Katelyn, but it's clear they barely know what they're doing. This video is like the visually impaired leading the blind and there were so many reckless things that made me actually uncomfortable watching this. I've watched every single Modern Rogue video and this was the first one I've had to throw the downvote on because it was just reckless and dangerous. If you want to do knives, do em right and partner up with an expert. As others have said Alec Steele is awesome, and he's now in Montana! Time for a rogue (road) trip!

[@lykonic1763]

Even if they still wanted the saw blade bit to making the knives rather than forging them (which honestly I'd like to see a forging episode with Alec someday), they could have teamed up with Eli over at ZNA Productions. That's like his domain!

[@joshmeyer7384]

This certainly looked like two people learning to make crappy knives whilst teaching two others to make crappy knives, with no regard to planning.

[@themadmonk6379]

You guys should have ZNA on to show you how to make axes out of circular saws. Its one oh his most famous builds. And effective because someone cut him with it

[@themadmonk6379]

Maui Randall yeah but battle axes are ment for chopping people. And he has made several battle axes not wood axes

[@Appalachiants]

This would be an amazing collab...

[@imnotbrian6316]

I dunno, I used to think Eli was great, but he kinda turns my stomach these days. He's not a bad guy, but it feels like he's lost his way...

[@Appalachiants]

@@imnotbrian6316 I kinda get that. I wish he talked a little more about himself and his life. It's like a bunch of stuff happened and him not talking about it made him weird.

[@ivysinistra]

ZNA is a fucking manchild with no skill

[@mattlambrecht1809]

I love the show, but this has to be the most half baked idea you've guys done.

[@Desu-Desu-Chan-San]

Literally could of been explained in less than a minute lol

[@magnificentbastard1894]

But still, it was entertaining & now everyone knows what not to do with tools.

[@farmerboy916]

I dunno, this sort of playing around with shitty knifemaking is a decent step to actually making them. I was a bit dissappointed that they didn't find someone who knew what they were doing and weren't working with y'know good sawblades

[@mitchelll899]

@@farmerboy916 I've taken 6 and forged welded them and then made a knife from their great for getting fish but not a heavy chopper. I agree though this is more prison shank than a knife.

[@techfreak244]

You sure about that? Every episode to me is half baked and hilariously stupid. Especially the ones work Macaulay culkin

[@alkis_al]

Don't use gloves when using rotary tools. Gloves can get caught on the spinning part and pull you hand in with it.

[@Badusername2000]

i took a year of shop and this is what a absorbed, its probably the most useful thing to know

[@sylux184z]

Right when they got to gloves I immediately had the spider sense go off.

[@ajbowers44]

That’s only true for high torque tools like drill presses and lathes. I can tell you from 9 years as a fabricator and welder, you are always going to want gloves on when grinding.

[@sylux184z]

@@ajbowers44 we'll just have to agree to disagree on the grinder, welding definitely.

[@ajbowers44]

Angelo you are not going to get your arm sucked into or ripped off by an 18v dewalt grinder.

[@CPHayward]

Always fun watching you guys use power tools. :D Keep not dying, it's working for you. Awesome fun ideas for content, done with a "that'll do peg" attitude.

[@ModernRogue]

Like the person falling from the 80th floor of a building, we can't help but think "so far, so good..."

[@jt1731]

When you broke the cut-off wheel the first time you should have stopped right then and replaced. Stupid and dangerous. /r/OSHA

[@matthewthomas9543]

I have never had such a strong physical reaction to a video in my life. May take mechanical effort to pull my office chair out of my butt from puckering while Brian was cutting. This is exactly why OSHA still exists. Lol

[@ivysinistra]

You can't.. YOU CAN'T MAKE KNIVES OUT OF BIMETAL SAWBLADES. I don't think E&K have any knowledge about anything beside talking loudly and being flamboyant. I've made knives out of actual saw blades before and they turned out great, but a bi-metal blade, unless constructed with an HC steel back-end and carbide teeth (which even then would be a right pain to use) would be too soft to work properly as a knife. Soooo many things done wrong in this video

[@farmerboy916]

I mean you _can_ make knives out of anything, they'll just be shit in comparison

[@connorbarrett934]

tbh these are more like shanks anyway

[@lykonic1763]

I actually just realized that since they put the blades on the backs of the sawblades, they actually made the blades out of the softer metal. Which is pretty useless if you want some kind of lasting edge, and if you don't want the spine snapping on you when you put enough force into a strike.

[@raccoon344]

Copperman it would work as a stabbing weapon tho not for actual cutting

[@lich.possum]

have you watched their channel asshole? they're very skilled at DIY. even if they didnt use the right kind of blade the gist of the video is still there. i doubt they were trying to make actual weapons

[@dominicswinton4739]

I love how calm and happy the music in the background is, especially for the fact they are all making prison shanks

[@tugrul8683]

Let's see who got injured LOL P.S: We all know it is Brian

[@petartedONE]

Bum bum bum

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

SURPRISE!!!

[@surayaa5680]

I feel like this episode is fake

[@tugrul8683]

@@surayaa5680 An episode about making knives. How can it be fake? What is there to fake?

[@surayaa5680]

@@tugrul8683 It's fake because Brian didn't get injured

[@NightyNite94]

Wait they dont even know how to use power tools lol

[@traviswollard510]

We need to see an episode where Brian gets OSHA 10 certification before he's allowed to touch another power tool.

[@Arussiandoge]

How little everyone here knows how to use tools is dissapointing

[@Platinum_Tugboat]

Wish I had someone to teach me. Maybe a lot of us didn't have someone who knew how to operate tools correctly.

[@fcku4798]

@@Platinum_Tugboat you're on youtube look it up

[@Platinum_Tugboat]

@@fcku4798 I should have specified, when growing up, I wish I had someone to teach me. Obviously in this day and age we have the ability to look stuff up. I grew up before the internet was a thing haha.

[@fcku4798]

@@Platinum_Tugboat but they're not kids theres no reason why Brian shouldn't know how to use a grinding wheel

[@Platinum_Tugboat]

@@fcku4798 what does them not being kids have anything to do with my comments?

[@micahphilson]

1:23 As my good friend Crazy Russian Hacker says, "Sefty is numbr won priorty."

[@electricow1]

gotta check on him, i wonder if he's still doing vids lately

[@OlujaDoTokija]

You mean Crazy Poison Yourself With CO2 Hacker?

[@micahphilson]

@@electricow1 of course he is, he never stopped making videos, and they're still as great as they were years ago! In fact he has several channels, including one for all the animals on his farm, and he just bought chickens.

[@carlz0r]

So maybe we need a series of MR episodes where Brian and Jason get training on how to use some common tools haha. I just find it kinda funny that they've learned so many crazy skills, and how to make and improvise all kinds of things, but when it comes to an angle grinder, they struggle. Especially Brian. Sorry Brian!

[@nickspurdo5503]

You boys shouldn't be playing with an angle grinder. I'm telling Mom.

[@ExperimentalProfessor]

I love you all at Modern Rogue.... But this just had me wincing so much...

[@ModernRogue]

Hi welcome to our show! 😄😄😄

[@ExperimentalProfessor]

@@ModernRogue just for future reference and overall safety instead of making the large sweeping cuts, it's better to cut down vertically about every inch to the desired depth, then make cuts in from the side so you're not removing as much material at one time and your grinder won't catch. Also old circular saw blades work better for knives because they're usually heat treated and made of better steel

[@ModernRogue]

good calls. Thanks!

[@richardpowell4281]

We need a Modern Rogue survival horror game. Where the main mechanic is crafting items out of literally anything in the environment. You get NO given weapons, only certain tools.

[@TheRealAlpha2]

Dead Rising, but nothing is an actual bladed weapon just lots of magazines and office supplies... maybe a lighter.

[@rekeamohcsreed7719]

The only catch is, every item you craft has a one in four chance to cause health damage.

[@vertex546]

It's called Minecraft.

[@lile5ko]

My two favorite KZbinrs in one video

[@electricow1]

12:57 "Not only from each other, but from what we intended" -- Shwood, 2019

[@NochSoEinKaddiFan]

I very much appreciated the graphics which illustrated the doodles happening on the table, a nice touch!

[@filnn]

The safety hazards in this video... I'm going to die...

[@Athrucat]

Well, I stand corrected. I never would have guessed that it was not Brian who reset the injury counter.

[@himanggautam8024]

So basically one gay couple and one straight couple bonding by becoming science adjacent

[@firefly5247]

The Modern Rogue: "Because only gay people have friendships!"

[@Carbon2861996]

Please, no fanfictions.

[@americascreepyuncle]

Put this video on pornhub "Gay and straight couples watch each other grind."

[@himanggautam8024]

Yes please somebody upload it in pornhub

[@himanggautam8024]

@@Carbon2861996 but I love fanfics

[@conardkern2166]

Normally this vid would sound boring, but I knew you two would make it fun! thanks!

[@xBleuGuyx]

Brian teaches us how not to use power tools. 10/10 👍♥️

[@Rasec77771]

I legitimately feared a serious injury on this episode. Being a med student, I can tell you from experience that this sort of experimentation has led people to the ER with a deep cut or worse. Please be more careful with safety. I wish to see many more Modern Rogue episodes in the future.

[@SmoofDizzle]

YEAAAAAH!!!!! I love these videos with Evan & Katelyn you guys are so much fun.

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

Aww yay thanks! They were really fun to be a part of 😁

[@Maninawig]

I see that Murphy is the lvl 2 healer of the group... His knife looks like it's perfect for carterizing wounds. As for Brian's grinding lesson, you got a good teacher there.

[@user-yd6qq5pr7c]

Knife making adjacent.

[@Mr.Nicholas69]

Evan & Katelyn are the best!!!!

[@TheStrangerous]

Agreed.

[@plutomakesgrilledcheese2740]

ZNA would be very disaponted

[@tuckerabbott]

I am too

[@chaz7346]

Thank you guys!!!! I have been waiting for a video like this!

[@mirtadragicevic7986]

yeeeey new episode edit (1:25)i have feeling that we will have injury in this episode

[@user-yd6qq5pr7c]

I thought Brian was going to be injured first, but in the first 10 seconds Jason got fucking murdered.

[@Gwydibear]

You guys should check out Alex Steele and do a blacksmithing/ knife forging episode!

[@TheStrangerous]

Mr Gwyddian Stay tuned.

[@farmerboy916]

They're ~1500 miles apart. The US is _big_

[@gurpremsingh]

If it's about knives, Kiwami Japan makes the weirdest ones I have ever seen.

[@fruitblood]

Every episode where these guys don't seriously maim themselves is an honest to God miracle

[@dustinsinclair8009]

Saw blade knife and you didn’t get ZNA? How? That’s like his thing

[@Ihazkittykat]

Omg I cannot believe that I watched evan and Katelyn on the modern rouge and didn't realise it until a year later!!!! How dare I not find this golden channel sooner!!!

[@SNX1881]

Love the modern rouge

[@Doron939]

These "pie timers" are everything thank you

[@laimhalet]

Bad idea to wear gloves while using an angle grinder BRIAN

[@laimhalet]

The reason for this is because the gloves can get caught up in the angle grinder and cut off your hand

[@laimhalet]

And my dad knows all about the not having hands thing

[@jeremymcadam7400]

not so much in angle grinders. bench grinders definitely

[@megadeath4013gaming]

anonymoususer 111333666 it honesty depends on angle grinders and what your using but common practice is gloves and face shield the gloves are to protect you from the blade it’s to protect you from shrapnel if it were to explode / the cutting wheel they were using would’ve cut straight to the gloves I’ve had it happen to me a few times

[@kendallchaos]

12:48 that’s almost like my favorite response to messing up “in my defense...I was left unsupervised”

[@sammarsh1985]

I feel like your channel should have more subs by bow

[@21parks]

Well, I feel like it should have more subs by stern

[@sammarsh1985]

Lol I meant now

[@kattmaz6843]

Easily one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to watch. It’s a miracle no one got hurt 😅

[@Conner_Koskela]

Lmao I was literally in the middle of making one of these and this video was uploaded. Wtf!

[@Violaetor]

The equivalent of Homer carving a spoon from a larger spoon. Also, too hot to handle, temper is fubar'd. Also, also, never put the leading edge INTO a grinding belt.

[@eliasdaw5088]

arts and crafts for adults... why not

[@Thalanox]

"Adults"

[@NoCokeOnlyIce]

I haven't been watching your videos recently and I chose this specific one. I am back into it yet again

[@maxwellsredskull5515]

Next episode a knife out of a bathtub

[@Raven_Leblanc]

It's possible to make a sharp knoife out of it...

[@maxwellsredskull5515]

@@Raven_Leblanc knoife thats noice

[@lukew8971]

The Camera and editing value on your challenge is impressive!

[@s_b156]

Just got a 65 for Latin!

[@enoughofyourkoicarp]

As soon as I saw this in my subscription feed I thought 'they're playing with knives now, good thing they did that rapid response week'.

[@andrewworman7213]

Ohh jason you sweet innocent child the blood groove is not a blood groove it's a fuller and it takes weight of the sword it DOES NOT allow blood to flow out

[@Ght_Frak]

Kinda sad how I've been using grinders since I was 13 and I'm watching you guys have your first experience with them

[@xtr0city]

I'll update with the timestamp when Brian gets hurt in this one.

[@jerrymcfletcher3672]

Oof.

[@xtr0city]

20:40 the C.H.I.L.D is now protecting its human hosts and damaging the guests bodys to scare them away so it can finish taking hold of Brian and jason.

[@Cascadejackal]

This is either hilarious or horrifying. A little of both, but mostly horrifying. I've seen a finger that fought a grinder before. The finger lost the fight, and had to be reattached. At 6:11 Brian put his finger out to try and stop the disc from spinning. No. Just... NO. Even with gloves. Perfect video for showing how NOT to handle a grinder. I love these guys, learned a lot from them, but this ain't the learning experience I came for. XD

[@burbbigburb6775]

I love knives

[@ryanwilson_canada]

Every welder, and steel fabricator's favourite joke on apprentices. "Finishes grinding or welding something, looks at apprentice, "here, catch", tosses part" Looks like you guys had fun, but you terrify me using grinders to be honest. Hahahaha

[@JustinY.]

Joerg from the slingshot channel? Is that you?

[@jacobking3736]

Hey your a modern rouge viewer too

[@B_Skizzle]

Who would’ve thought the double-bladed dagger would be the one that ended up causing an injury?

[@meltossmedia]

Well, this sounds like a horrible idea

[@squirrelsurvival]

I absolutely love these guys but I have never met anyone that hasn't used these tools before! I've been using them since I was like 10. Crazy...

[@transrightsarehumanrights2821]

r/Nobodyasked

[@Charzilian]

just a tip, when you are cutting longways with curves, cut lines down first that way you are cutting pieces off instead. This lessens the possibility of messing up, and also makes it easier than trying to cut the entire shape.

[@dragonqueenarts]

When you realize that you watch so many videos on how to make knives that you start thinking of how you could cut the blade, and attach a wooden handle, and make a sheath for it, and do it up all pretty. like, seriously, it's very easy to make the handle thinner and cut a hole in the center of a piece of wood, then attach them together and carve out a nice handle shape with a grinder and sandpaper.

[@n_art_cissist]

I love that everyone just sort of awkwardly waits for their turn and watches

[@daijudo]

I've never shaken my head so much while watching a youtube video in my life.....

[@Athrucat]

I have a Suggestion for an Episode: A modern rogues wardrobe. Now hear me out on this. To be a Gentleman, warrior and/or scoundrel, you require proper attire. The Gentleman must look the part, the warrior must be protected without being unduly encumbered, Maybe have a hidden weapon, and the scoundrel Needs Things like secret compartments to hide stuff for tricks/Escape Tools/secret Intel/you Name it inside, etc. A modern rogues Outfit would naturally cater to as many of those Needs as possible, Maybe specialising for Occasion. A suit, the quintessential mark of a Gentleman, is suboptimal in the wild, just as a Survival based Outfit would not help you blend into a Fancy ballroom. I would love to see an Episode exploring that in Detail.

[@TheStrangerous]

Tobias Schwarzberger Soon!

[@Athrucat]

@@TheStrangerousGreat! I am Looking Forward to it! ^^ And thank you.

[@ConnorNolanTech]

I WAS about to get some sleep, but you guys had to go and put more quality content out and keep me awake longer.

[@romans6405]

Now that i know it's a sharp object episode. It's def gonna be Brian "Magician Hands" Brushwood seeing that counter back

[@gregfarnell6389]

As a metal fabricator this hurt my soul but i will support your poor decisions. Keep it up

[@hatredy555]

*reads description* "Don’t use power tools, or I guess any tools, as demonstrated in this video." *thinking of how to do this without power tools, then immediately shifting thoughts to zombie apocalypse survival.*

[@upinarms79]

Ok, this episode on the heels of the consensus on who viewers believe will be the first to reset the injury counter and already only a few seconds into this episode they're handing Brian sharp objects and power tools... *gets popcorn*

[@ronaldsmith7943]

Katelyn “I almost stabbed my self oh I’m not bleeding” Brian” you almost had to rest the counter think that would be the first time a guest did that.” Katelyn “Oh I am bleeding.”😂😂😂

[@alexandernava9275]

You two are awesome, So good your channel is going well!

[@ModernRogue]

Thanks!

[@Giranii]

Yeees! Another E&K colab! Love these

[@diamondflaw]

My grandpa made knives out of saw blades.... but they were old band saw blades from the lumber mill he worked at... so a bit chunkier than these.

[@Luigmas]

Man you see some modern rogue video titles in notifications and are just like- oh hell yeah, this is going to be good

[@TheAlpineWolf]

Quick tip, you might want to bolt that vice down!