Do NOT Buy The Viral TikTok Knife!

[@TylerTube]

check out my 2nd channel here ^^ link in description

[@Awardsnow]

Rations

[@brianklauder3865]

I'm halfway through and you should have done better research

[@TheCopperGrasshopper]

Lol dude what do you think you're smelling when you smell something? Chemical vapors, aerosolized liquid, micro particulate, you can't smell anything if there is no compound in the air, it's what gives you the scent. Pine trees have terpines that are volatile and largely are responsible for the pine smell, its just the terpine vapor hitting your nose's sensors (I forget wtf they're called). It'd be cool if that air bottle aerated the water with microbubbles or something, that's what I thought it was going to do. But yea, just a science PSA for you there buddy.

[@monkeyboy3729]

Never thought I’d be this interested in a kitchen knife

[@azaanmaqbool2282]

this was literally the most recent youtube short i have seen i just went off it now

[@thatoneguynobodylikes8553]

I like to imagine this entire channel is just an excuse for Tyler to make fruit salad every few weeks.

[@gummybearplayz1413]

Lmao liked that one 😂

[@BrokenToothUFC]

Bro… he IS a fruit salad 😂 still a good guy though…. lol

[@Jerry-Jardorc69]

Cool.

[@jsanes4831]

I'd agree with you, but everyone knows he eats nothing but chicken nuggets and Mac and cheese

[@BrotherBard16]

I feel like he does this so he has more items to use and make fruit salad

[@joshread3740]

One thing I'd love to see in viral knife reviews is to buy a $3-5 super cheap chef knife to see how it compares with the same stuff.

[@BRMV2504]

Second this

[@ohioknifelover]

It'd honestly not change too much between those and the As Seen on TV products. When you get into actual good brands you will see the difference

[@AntonGully]

A lot of cheap knives are sharper than the expensive ones. It's how they HOLD an edge that matters. It's EASIER to sharpen a soft blade than a hard one.

[@ohioknifelover]

@@AntonGully I can guarantee that cheap knives can get incredibly sharp but not as sharp as expensive ones

[@joshread3740]

@@AntonGully Oh absolutely. I'm all for premium knives. I'm just saying that the claims made by As Seen on TV knives are meaningless, since even a kinfe you buy for a few dollars will do the same things.

[@HipHopWorldStar]

I’m so glad channels like this exist. I’m so easily persuaded but watching these reviews keep me level-headed.

[@informationoverload2487]

All you need to know is that commercials that guarantee you anything that sounds too good are scams

[@HipHopWorldStar]

@@informationoverload2487 I understand exactly what you mean and where you’re coming from. I think this is simply a personal flaw of mine: left alone, I’m extremely gullible. That’s why I need and appreciate channels as well as commenters like you to keep me in check.

[@dieseldabz7104]

Please don't be and DON'T believe 99.9% of "reviews" online on Tik Tok, Instagram or even here in KZbin land as they are beyond BIASED. What you think would happen if people were actually honest and said most the products were garbage? Then they would be taken off the list to continue to receive FREE shit...

[@Shoegaze-]

@@informationoverload2487like air up lol

[@DouglasPelo]

Tyler - It might not be a bad idea to wear some eye protection during these tests. Blades can snap when hacking stuff and fly across in a random direction.

[@GTxExotiX]

I was thinking he should maybe wear some gloves too

[@skydyverjym]

I mean even the crazy Russian hacker is extremely safety conscious. He wears safety glasses for vlog videos and unboxing stuff

[@Apollo55_]

​@@skydyverjym Bruh he does that because it's literally his brand, I've seen him do extremely dangerous shit with minimal safety gear especially before his channel started to die out. Crazy Russian Hacker is exactly that...crazy...

[@x.y.7385]

Yup. My brother lost an eye when doing a quick drill and the bit tip hit something, broke off, hit his eye. Even if he could have kept the eye, sight was gone

[@dieseldabz7104]

​@@x.y.7385A guy I know lost his left eye from pulling on a clothes line and when he did it pulled the hook part attaching it to side of the house which then shot directly into his eyeball. Let me tell you I can NEVER unsee that image as fluid drained from his then dead eyeball. Such a small and dumb thing to do and never thought would end the way it did.

[@starboard9551]

The steel flexible hose he was talking about is used for gas installations in homes and businesses. It's a spiral steel "hose" with a rubber coating on the outside, but it's normally yellow and also doesn't have preinstalled end connections. The hose he cut in the video just looked like a regular garden hose and not a flexline gas pipe.

[@sting330]

Hi Tyler. I gotta say, I never expected this video to go so crazy!! This was a rehearsal take with no teleprompter. The verbiage got cleaned up for the final production copy, but this was fun to post because it was just one take.....pretty rare in this line of work with that sort of setup. So I can assure everyone of two things, 1....I know drain gutters are not steel....like I said....rehearsal, and 2....Like it or not, that was done in 1 solid take.....no cuts....same knife. Keep up the good work brother!! -Dude in the video.

[@alkestos]

Gotta hand it to you, you know how to sell a product.

[@thee_undertaker]

You and Tyler should make a parody infomercial did all the crap products he's tested

[@kateapple1]

Do you guys have a whole production team for thesegarage videos??!! That’s crazy

[@thee_undertaker]

@@kateapple1 Us there really cheese on a Chevrolet?

[@myfatassdick]

THE MAN THE MYTH THE LEGEND

[@legendarypillow1450]

Some hoses have steel chicken wire to reinforce them. I also completely agreed with your serration point. Only the tips are being screwed up. Eventually the entire edge profile will be flat and ruined.

[@alexandramead28]

It would be interesting to see the sharpness after each challenge so we can see how it changes, and what really effects the sharpness

[@Cyan_Wing]

I'm gonna go with the rock, lol.

[@dansergiu6744]

@@Cyan_Wing the wood too he hit that shit a million times

[@Cyan_Wing]

@@dansergiu6744 yup

[@F2P_Tricky]

@@dansergiu6744 I feel like the wood did only 10% of the total damage. Rock probably did the remaining 90%. I’d say the piece of aluminum would’ve done a lot if it weren’t for the fact that he didn’t grind the knife on the aluminum and just chopped it instead. The amount of total edge that the aluminum rolled probably wouldn’t even register on the sharpness tester 99% of the time unless Tyler specifically measured those affected areas.

[@alaub1990]

Dude he ground it on a rock....

[@wilhelmtaylor9863]

Back in 1976 I sold Cutco cutlery to pay for tuition. The "Double-D" knife demonstration was virtually identical to this test, minus the pineapple. We carried ropes and belts and challenged potential buyers to bring out their best knife for comparison. Like you said, a straight edge can't compete in these scenarios. Some things just never change.

[@jjluck-smith9102]

Cutco is undefeated. Even the table knives can cut leather

[@tweezerjam]

Did you have the scissors that cut pennies in half?

[@dieseldabz7104]

​@@tweezerjamNo such thing

[@tweezerjam]

@@dieseldabz7104 look it up slick

[@MermaidMakes]

I think a good general rule of thumb is "do not buy the viral TikTok anything." My dad is a master German cutlery maker, 3rd generation. A real test for sharpness isn't a freaking pineapple. It would be cutting something with tons of give like a tomato, very fine, without mushing it. Another good test is holding a paper up. If the knife cuts through paper without ANY resistance or tearing whatever, you have yourself a good knife. Guys, if you're in the market for an amazing knife, go with Wüsthof. Chef Ramsay uses them, not some random bozos on the internet. They've been around for hundreds of years.

[@Sinyao]

Wusthoff is industry standard for a reason. I learned culinary arts on one, and when I graduated, the school gifted me with a full set. Personally, I prefer Global and my buddy goes with Shun, but I'll never feel bad using a standard Wusthoff.

[@MermaidMakes]

@@Sinyao wow that's really nice of them!! I can understand that people don't want to spend $60-$100 for a single knife, but as I get older I'm realizing that if you put down more money up front for something of high quality, that thing is going to last you a lifetime if you treat it well. Instead of dishing out $20-$30 every year, over the course of 5 years or less you would have spent that money anyway, possibly more. Take care of that set and you won't ever have to buy another knife for as long as you live!

[@Diviance]

Always love the chopping the pineapple bit. I have knives that I have used for a decade without a single sharpening that can do that without an issue. But they won't cut the skin on my hand without a fair amount of pressure and actually slicing it.

[@Dirty_Bear22]

That’s the power of deceiving lol.

[@ayekantspeylgud]

Hope you aren’t testing that with a serrated blade.

[@Calipicker]

What brand are those knives?

[@StrykerMoore]

Ever notice how a knife that can cut through anything never cuts through its sheath?

[@keithdosik]

Please tell me you’re joking

[@PhaseFroZen]

@@keithdosik somehow i dont think they are :D

[@StrykerMoore]

@Keith Dosik yes, I was being a smart a$$.

[@keithdosik]

@@StrykerMoore hahah ok good, I was about be like Jon, come on man 😂

[@StrykerMoore]

@Keith Dosik I was hoping to bring out all the "Yeah! You're right!" people but got an intelligent person first. Lol 😆

[@Danielson1818]

"And you know your husband's gonna try to cut tree branches outside with it". No. No he's not. That is a knife. We have saws for trees.

[@RiylanCorma]

Yeah, this is something a wife or child would do.

[@DarkKitarist]

I think "flex steel reinforced waterhose" is one of those waterhoses that have like steel mesh wrapped around it. We have those at home because it prevents kinks really well.

[@demonjmh]

Im almost 100% positive he said flex *seal* not steel when he said steel I facepalmed like come on dude I know youve heard of flex seal if youre reviewing a as seen on TV knife I never heard of

[@RaptorJesus]

@@demonjmh Honestly I heard "flex steel" too.

[@robinnicole4466]

I heard flex seal...like the brand

[@fredrickdarolson5050]

I 100% appreciate you testing this because I've been legitimately trying to look into this knife for the past 2 years

[@willynelson6593]

I like how on the add it said it could cut through steel and it was an aluminum downspout for a gutter . Not steel 🤣

[@AttackDogCustoms]

Came here to mention that, but finally found someone else who noticed as well lol

[@obamabinladen4468]

Tyler literally said that in the video...

[@ryanselphie4622]

And the steel reinforced nylon super hose 😂 cheap Walmart hose for 5 dollars😂

[@sidthesloth12]

@@ryanselphie4622 how do you know? Metal reinforced hoses are common where I live...really don't know how people don't know what they are. P.S. I think it's just chicken fencing wrapped in between the layers of tubing...still helps tho

[@isaacfeuerstein9765]

Steel gutters and downspouts are really common, he actually did have a steel one in the commercial. Still, a downspout is super thin metal

[@cameronshand8874]

The sponsor segment was weird in this video. Hearing Tyler, a man who happily drinks Mountain Lightning and Sam's Cola, complain about artificial sweeteners and say he doesn't like putting them in his drinks...it just sounds wrong

[@ElCalvazo]

He was most likely given a script.

[@WespaVesaAijala]

And he says that it does not add anything physically to water like drops. Well you still need to drink it trough the system that has the flavor in it, so basically it is the same thing, artificial flavor is just in the top system and you drink water trough it... so it just physically ads it on the water just before when you drink it. But yeah it is nice to have option to not add anything like with this one, or when you add drops to other bottle/glass and not to other one. :D

[@twu1909]

@@WespaVesaAijala no it doesnt work like that, you get the flavor from the sent the ring gives off, through ur nose

[@WespaVesaAijala]

@@twu1909 Yes, you are right. I did not understood that when watching this video. I understand it now, thanks for the information.

[@otroflores91]

The grown man sippie cup. If I want flavored water. I'll drop some sliced fruit or citrus in.

[@sylverscale]

Why would anyone do this stuff to a poor knife anyway? Would love to see how it holds up being just used like you normally would. Though I found my brand of knives: Kiwi Super sharp. Budget friendly, too. The largest cost me less than $15 and is still as good as new after 1 year of normal use. It would probably be dead after cutting the "steel", though

[@riverrosinski4004]

If you want quality that has a forever guarantee and free sharpenings as well as replacement if broken on purpose or by accident go with Cutco knives.

[@egotrips4810]

Agree, Tyler should've mentioned how it's a solid knife for food. Who in their right minds uses kitchen knives to cut wood, leather belts, hoses, rocks? I doubt any knife would survive this gauntlet and even if 1 exists, it'll definitely cost a fortune

[@hunter-tm2kl]

​@@riverrosinski4004 lol no they're literally a pyramid scheme that sells overpriced knives using subpar materials. an 8 inch chef's knife in 440A is $150 while an 8 inch chef's knife from Ikea in VG-10 costs $50. VG-10 will easily hold a sharp edge 3 times longer than 440A assuming reasonable heat treats and sharpening.

[@thatguybrody4819]

That steel looks suspiciously like the cheap aluminum downspout extension we sell at home Depot.

[@false-set]

Geometry cuts

[@iamgaijin88]

9:10 _“nice! your fruit killing skills are remarkable! captain price wants to see you.”_ - gaz

[@d1strappazon]

Some of those gutters and downspouts especially older ones can be made from a little thicker galvanized steel. But i think you're right the one he had definitely looked like just the cheap aluminum downspout

[@dustin_42489]

Tyler I'm so glad that you called him out on the downspout part. That part of the commercial really irritated me. lol I used to do residential construction and when he called that aluminum downspout steel it made me cringe so hard. 😂 And the explanation about the pineapple was on point. its exactly what I told my wife when you showed the commercial. Love the content man keep it up. You've saved me from buying a few pieces of junk with your reviews.

[@Romanslost]

Fan of the vids and glad this one got posted. I feel like an old man, but safety glasses in case one of these cheap products breaks during your testing and bam your eye ball

[@MelodicTurtleMetal]

Don't be lame

[@SteveShivik]

I'm with ya- have shot guns forever, never had a problem, friend got black powder from a percussion rifle in her eye and needed treatment for months! I'll play it safe lol

[@Romanslost]

@@SteveShivik yup better to have it and not need it, then to need it and not have it.

[@fusionsigh]

My thoughts exactly

[@MoneyManHolmes]

I did get kind of nervous when he was hacking at the 2x4.

[@allangoodchild8989]

That “steel” was an aluminum gutter downspout!

[@Sir_Corgerus]

Just from the sound it made, I could tell it was a weak chunk of "steel".

[@adamreynolds3863]

bro that was killin me😂

[@jesper164a]

You did not watch the whole video did you?

[@janebutler6631]

I thought it sounded plastic

[@isaacfeuerstein9765]

It was actually most likely steel, steel gutters and downspouts are really common

[@itsjustxuan]

Not sure if anyone else has mentioned it, but the flex steel part you talk about was actually flex seal, which is some sort of quick setting rubber sealant/adhesive fluid product from the same company that made flex tape

[@jamall7003]

That water bottle idea is pretty genius actually using air to scent the water. I've actually noticed when drinking from my water bottle after I've eaten something or even just if my breath kinda reeks it would actually flavor the water if I just let it sit for awhile, which is why I always waterfall the water into my mouth to not change the flavor too much. I wish I thought of that idea!

[@dieseldabz7104]

Holly hell you are serious😂

[@IamCartaphilus]

Im sceptical about the water bottle, maybe he needs a honest opinion on his sponsored product.

[@WlatPziupp]

@@IamCartaphilus It's advertised extremely heavily so my guess is it's either bad or nothing much, as is usually the case when one product is suddenly shilled by every youtube channel. It will smell like the whatever you stick in there, not for long I think, and taste like water. Rub a scented candle on the part of a water bottle that gets closest to your nose to test it out, then add the cost of whatever proprietary pods and wonder why you didn't just flavor the water in the first place

[@zombiewarrior225]

I love how so many of these knives always advertise the same things even though everyone knows it's just a regular ol kitchen knife and a huge load of false advertising

[@nickv1212]

They keep doing it. So it's working on somebody.

[@whateverandstuff1905]

Can you see if you can make a knife out of the plastic beads that you used to make the shield and see how sharp you can get it ?

[@BRMV2504]

Second this

[@oofergoofer1029]

I’ve been asking this for so long

[@dillon4903]

Woohoo! Another Tyler upload!! You should totally keep testing these viral gadgets!

[@ERKNEES2]

With the extremely rare "Boom"

[@ezmny1387]

the "flex steel hose" is like a hose with a wire mesh or wire binding inside so that it can do sharp bends and it will not kink as the wire inside holds the form of the hose. kind of like putting a spring inside a hose and bending it.

[@lugomusic4830]

"Look, I made a video about a shitty product that nobody needs" --> proceeds to do a 2 minute ad for a sponsor that is nothing but a cash grab

[@TheoddLegend]

"It can cut right through steel." Lol I lost it when he said that on the advertisement. It's a rain gutter spout and they are made of soft aluminum. You could do the exact same thing with an average knife, I wouldn't even doubt a butter knife could do it.

[@jerryffvt3722]

the way "I" look at knives, is that they are going to lose their edge over time and use...what I want to know is "How do you sharpen that blade?" with the serrations and all, do you flat grind one side only? If that had NOT been a serrated edge, can you imagine the destruction of that edge? It wouldn't have cut anything after the brutal test. Thankfully none of us are going to be cutting hose, rope or hacking a downspout in the kitchen during 'chefly duties'...so it would probably remain fairly sharp. On the other hand, no 'real' chef would be buying this brand of knife anyway.

[@Matt-yc2mz]

I use to be a fan of Tyler Tube but after watching this I'm a whole air conditioner.

[@dennisbermal6784]

Steel (fiber) reinforced hose does exists. The problem with that is that when that hose bends those fibers breaks and that will poke on the hose instead

[@gredinmcconnell5959]

Scraping it on the rock made me cringe, and I think my soul left my body.

[@IMDARKFIRE007]

How this guy hasn't done an update video from the hospital yet I'll never know.

[@jj921]

fr lol

[@KingsColas]

I can't believe how much you blew up since I found u 🙏 ever few months I come and binge watch every video I missed 🤣 Keep doing your thing bro! 💯

[@SomethingRandomYT]

“if you grind your knife on a rock you’re not gonna cut anything” good to know!

[@puppeteer1402]

I think the “flex-steel reinforced hose” was just wire reinforced because I can’t think of anything else that makes sense

[@TheOneAndOnlyOuuo]

2:20 Just want to point this out: If you can taste it, there are molecules being added. Taste = molecules binding to taste/smell receptors. Smell = molecules binding to taste/smell receptors.

[@Ghostbear2k]

In my kitchen I never had to cut leather belts, hoses, 2x4s or thick ropes. XD Guess I'll just stay with my Wusthof Classics and be very happy with them. No magic involved, just great quality workhorses.

[@thomaspotter7765]

You would be surprised by what top class chefs do to house knives.brutal.they love the drag.and the preliminary blade tap.brutal. The knife enthusiast/Chef combo is not inherently found unfortunately.

[@johnnyrayh5858]

I hate using aerated knives to cook with, so no thanks. A regular chef’s knife that needs to to be honed and sharpened is preferable.

[@terryglenweaver]

I wondered how long it was going to take before you mentioned it as having a surrated blade. Although serrations allow a blade to endure more, I would no try to shave with one... ever. The dude could have (I am not saying; did) easily switch knives after each function when needed and used a brand new knife.

[@Axolotl_Bob]

You are so good at explaining things and going straight to the point. Love ur vids 🙂

[@chrisminblkdiamond]

Serrated knives hold their edge with twice the surface area. Cutco cutlery is the best-stamped cutlery you can get.

[@fluffycritter]

It'd be interesting to see how well it works as a chef knife after it gets a proper edge ground back onto it. The metal is probably so cheap that it wouldn't hold an edge even after normal use though.

[@yeboid.p.3641]

Watching these videos always gives me anxiety bc i feel u get to comfortable around sharp things. Be safe tyler remember we are soft bodies critters

[@aidans666]

Love the vids man. Are you still a Diesel mechanic or have you switched to doing KZbin full time?

[@razordu30]

A lot of the viewers on this channel would already know this, but the *reason* this is important is because there's no good way to sharpen this knife. It's effectively disposable. Whereas a "regular" knife you can sharpen pretty easily, making it last forever.

[@stalelemonproduction]

The fact that they can't sell the magic cut in the US due to false advertising laws is... interesting

[@majorissues6604]

I remember the guys demonstrating Gensu knives in grocery stores and at the state fairs years back. Their trick was they would focus all the abuse to the very back of the blade and then use the tip part of the blade to slice tomatoes so thin you could see through them. TAA DAA!!! Indestructible impossible to make it dull. Oh and obviously theyd use a new knife every demo.

[@thomaspotter7765]

I saw them at fairs as well,the demonstrators had some knife skills though.

[@lindawolffkashmir2768]

Those old Ginsu knives are actually pretty decent. I have a few I got from my mom from when she bought her set back in the late 70s. They’re still sharp. The handles have not broken. They cut up raw chicken and other meat nicely, still. Definitely were worth their cost.

[@jo-sf9nn]

Hey mate, Great video as always 😀 The "steel" hose; my guess is it would be a anti kink hose. Like That mesh style webbing they have in them.

[@janlassen6101]

I think he might have used a lime-stone that is much softer than Tyler's rock.

[@PruneHub]

TROLLBOT ALERT!

[@RM.-_-.]

No what he used was a new knife each time his hand went off screen someone was handing him a new one

[@tnc7399]

@@RM.-_-. he can use softer rocks and everything and not say how destroyed it is. Like the pineapple was supported

[@ohioknifelover]

@@RM.-_-. Dude did you not think that maybe it was because the blade is so thin it went through those soft fruits with ease? Also downspouts are not steel

[@RM.-_-.]

@@ohioknifelover because something super thin does not make it Sharp

[@jakeydeefpv]

I love that in the dudes infomercial his GOLDEN GOOSE! His CLAIM TO FAME! The THING THAT SETS IT APART! is cutting a downspout that literally any knife will do if it has the slightest edge and 5 lb of force behind it

[@HamiltonAddict]

So if we were to use it without hitting a rock would it still work very better as long as you only use it for food

[@liVile]

The lack of safety glasses worries me.

[@BRMV2504]

As Tyler says he's an adult he makes his own decisions

[@JMRSplatt]

Yeah those very sharp, serrated blades are pretty incredible... until they dull.

[@allankristensen1078]

i'm not sure if anybody already told (i couldn't find it) but you can get flexible garden hoses that are reinforced with small steel wires. i think that's what hes talking about. not that i think it would do the biggest difference. ps. love your videos keep up the good work🤩

[@point-five-oh6249]

Yeah, those are typically used for pressure washers or for high pressure appliances (Like Dishwashers and kitchen sink sprayers). It's just the equivalent of wrapping steel chicken wire around a rubber hose.

[@G1NZOU]

It is possible to buy reinforced hose, some of which you can buy with steel wire reinforcing, but that looked like regular hose or if it was reinforced it was with pvc thread and not steel.

[@darkshade2k7]

I love how the spaghetti is still on the patreon wall, lol

[@yLezTilez]

Cool video, but when you're hacking things, you should keep the blade in line with your swing. I did something similar with a titanium coated fancy pants knife and it snapped and impaled my leg. Fun times.

[@cooperswan534]

so how sharp was it after going through your leg? would you say it could’ve impaled another leg afterwards?

[@point-five-oh6249]

Gotta also remember that a full steel knife is going to be a lot more durable to bending and tearing than titanium. Titanium is harder than steel, but also more brittle and prone to snapping under too much pressure rather than simply bending. Probably what played a big part in a piece landing in your leg. Titanium is just a marketing thing. It does on average keep an edge longer with a quality coating, but honestly, with just a couple swipes on a sharpening rod and a few on a honing steel rod you can keep a full steel knife's edge for years and years, wouldn't even miss titanium coatings.

[@NoNamer123456789]

@@point-five-oh6249 Titanium is not harder than steel, you can't harden it like steel. It's more like a mix between aluminium and heat treated steel, though you can carbidise it.

[@alkestos]

@@cooperswan534 Damn, you are one funny sob. 10/10 Made me laugh.

[@alkestos]

@@point-five-oh6249 Yeah, there are more thing's to 'strength' than just pure hardness. Hard becomes brittle. That's why steel is so good of a material, it has both yield strength and tensile strength.

[@Hierax415]

Every couple of years a knife goes "viral" and I mean going back to when I was a kid in the 80's (infomercials). Buy yourself a 10-dollar 2-in-1 whetstone and save yourself 50 bucks by just sharpening any junk knife you already have. I'm not even close to "good" at sharpening a knife and I've had guests use my kitchen knives and gush over how high quality the knife must be only for me to tell them it is one of those 50 dollars for a set of 6 wallmart deals that I sharpen once a year. I'm sure a 500-dollar forged in the heart of mt. fukkisaka and quenched in the blood of virgin knives is better but really my junk knife can cut a ripe tomato just fine and I don't cry if my wife uses it to pry open a can or something silly.

[@michaelzeman8856]

What he meant by the flex reinforced garden hose was that he has sprayed the Brand name Flex Seal all over it. 😅 Flex Seal is a sealant.

[@hasve978]

Would like to see you test a Gosun cooker to see if they work.

[@evgagnon2063]

I remember when those papers were not on the garage door

[@NeverForgotinXX93]

Doesn’t it feel like forever ago?

[@robertj2]

What are they anyway

[@BRMV2504]

Sameee

[@BRMV2504]

@@robertj2 im gonna guess they are the people who are a member

[@VexMexIndustries]

you know, nicer dicer is actually a bigger name then the magic knife x'D so getting that was....an interestingly better brand choice even

[@minkahietala]

My brother in law has ever since he could talk and propably longer wanted some nicer dicer product so I almost died laughing when Tyler showed the brand😂

[@ContraVsGigi]

Unless there is some diamond knife (which will break), no knife will make it after the rock. In the rock you might find very hard crystals on the mohs scale like quartz, emerald, topaz etc. There is no chance the knife can survive that unless you fake it, like having salt instead of rock or plastic or somethink like that. Otherwise we'd have problems sharpening the knives.

[@TheAdequateMedia]

Just found lead in one of the new tiktok shop knives. Should look into that. 2:02 😂air up killed me

[@LexusLFA554]

In Germany we know "Nicer Dicer" as the container with the blades you can use to make square pieces out of fruits (like apples). Probably a product from the same company.

[@thorstenwolters9025]

So wie es aussieht ist es der selbe Hersteller, nämlich Genius. Kaufen würde ich es trotzdem nicht......

[@LexusLFA554]

@@thorstenwolters9025 Ich würde das Messer au ned kaufen :)

[@88clemoine]

Any product that shows how sharp it is on certain objects. Then damage is done to it and they don’t go back to the original objects it was cutting to prove its sharpness is a total sham. Every paid advertisement relies on people being total fools to sell most of these products. Good for you Tyler on showing people so they don’t get scammed. 👍👍👍👍

[@flipper_the_rabbit]

This just kinda sounds like I need one for my camping kit. I could use it as a tent stake.

[@Mr.Janitor]

This is the first video I have seen of this channel and I will say it was fun. That’s some quality stuff you make sir.

[@Eric-yt7fp]

hey man I hate to be the one to have to tell you this but your water bottle is absolutely adding something. I mean how could it taste different or have any physical benefits if it weren't being added to? That said I am extremely jealous of your beard. That facial hair is perfect.

[@jackson7421]

Just plain don’t go on TikTok. That’s best

[@robertj2]

Serious security risk

[@kmech3rd]

But what if I LIKE giving my personal data to the CCP while watching probable mental patients dance?

[@remington8917]

I call limestone or another soft " stone" they used just like the " steel" 😂😂

[@RM.-_-.]

No they just swapped the knife each time his hand went off screen with it

[@prestonjellyfrog8638]

@@RM.-_-. no it didnt i put it in slow mo

[@RM.-_-.]

@@prestonjellyfrog8638 yes he did

[@SkervyBoi]

There was a similar, although cheaper build quality version of this knife roughly 10 years ago. I fell for the in store demonstration and quickly realized the "sharpness" and "durability" came from the serrations. Buy a mid level ($80-$120 will get you very far) hardened steel, 8 inch santoku or french chef's knife, treat it well and you will have an "indestructible" knife. Also look up the difference between German forged and Japanese forged steel because those are the most common at that price point.

[@SkervyBoi]

Alternatively, and I can't stress this enough after working 10 years in the food service industry, buy a really cheap knife ($10-$20) and it will last for about 1-2 years if you keep it honed. Just keep it dry and sharpened and discard it for a new one. "High end" knives are a long term/luxury investment.

[@olgierd2001]

my biggest problem with that kind of busting of these" indestructuble" knifes is that they advertise them with extreme situations and everyone just busts them by replicating the ads but ´never test them in a normal kitchen enviroment. im pretty sure that some of these (but not many ) could be even good if you test them in a normal kitchen (i know they arent made of good steel etc. and wont hold the edge for super long ).

[@Merilly]

I'm not even doubting that for average kitchen use, they'll be fine. The problem I have is that they sell these blades at a price that may be below one of those fancy professional kitchen blades while still promising superiority to the average kitchen knives in the average household. I've used really cheap knives my entire life basically and they are also fine for the average kitchen environment. Sure, they won't be the first pick for hobby chefs and much less professionals but I still get most things done and they are also sharp. So I deem it fair to test these advertised knives in extreme situations when they are marketed as blades that withstand all that like it's nothing and are acted out to do so more than once without ever growing dull (which isn't true). Because they obviously can't withstand it for long. They are basically selling these as budget professional knives and should therefore be examined through the means they are advertised by. If these would be sold as normal kitchen knives, they couldn't warrant the upcharge. So people are basically paying more for what they were told was basically outstanding and like no other knife. If they were sold like the average kitchen tool, then no one would look into it this extremely as they are just supposed to do what they are advertised to accomplish. I.e. cutting stuff, preferably without breaking the blade or immediately making it dull. But that's a barely legal scam what they are doing. Legal because it can do all that was shown but people aren't told what's actually behind that and that they can't do it more than once without it dulling. It doesn't matter that it could uphold itself in normal kitchen uses. What matters is that they are advertising something in a manner that makes it look superior through linguistic and visual manipulation because few people will try it that drastically at home in fear of breaking it. So they will see that it works like a normal knife would in their kitchen, not knowing that they pretty much paid too much. So you see, it's not that they could function decently but that they promise you an enhanced experience at a pretty hefty price when something cheaper can also do it. But obviously, they won't say that or they can't use those colorful ads anymore to sell an expensive product.

[@firehog]

I won this exact brand a few years back, some kind of promotion or whatnot. It worked wonderfully for a week, did it's job for like a year. Never cut weird stuff but after a year it was dull! No way to sharpen it. It was free so no loss for me. I got a propper set of knifes now, lasted a long time and are easy to sharpen.

[@menacingcandy4464]

I like your testing but I would have to say your testing was more vigorous and this is still a great knife, multi purpose and durable because I don't know what other knife could survive over a minute of knife grinding and still be usable at all

[@meauxjeaux431]

My feelings also.

[@justmytw0cents]

How is it great if you can't sharpen it because it's SERRATED and can't be sharpened in any way because of this, and it was $80!?

[@kanemurray3790]

Looks like we found the only 2 people who bought the knife.

[@menacingcandy4464]

@@justmytw0centsi didn't realize it was $80 and also the serrations make it so that you don't need to sharpen it unless you plan on making a rock salad with a side of steel noodles

[@justmytw0cents]

@@menacingcandy4464 based but still

[@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum]

Are downspouts made from steel? 🤔 EDIT: Glad you caught that, too! 😆

[@meauxjeaux431]

Aluminum

[@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum]

@@meauxjeaux431 The question was meant to be facetious. 🙂

[@steveward53]

I defy you to find a blade anywhere on the planet that can hold any kind of edge after being used to try and cut a rock like that ... 🤣

[@genodedemon5109]

One that wasn't sharp to begin with. 😂 A big anime or dark souls sword

[@andrewhirsch6695]

Flex steel reinforced hoses are actually pretty common and easy to find not sure why you had a problem. Most hoses that have some type of gas going threw them are. Gas pump hoses. Ect.

[@jarsky]

We use steel reinforced hose for oil catch cans in racing application, it is a thing 😜 it's used for high pressure applications

[@steadfasttherenowned2460]

I still can't figure out if Tyler's bumblefackery is real or an act. Truthfully, it's the bumbling around that I enjoy the most. It's pleasantly infuriating.

[@FusionDeveloper]

I don't watch TikTok.

[@TechNoobsters]

first

[@casiopistachio1107]

I think the flex steel hose is the type of hose that has high pressure water going through it im pretty sure my dad had one for the pressure washer when I was a kid. It has a woven lattice structure steel tubing that is placed inside the rubber layers in the hose to stop the water from bulging and bursting the hose.

[@mandy5313]

“IS THAT A ROCK”, I can’t😂😂

[@Pine_Barrens_NJ]

Actually, 170 is about what you’ll find for a new/out of the package razor blade for a utility knife, while a new/ootp double sided razor blade for shaving are right around 100; the thing about being “razor blade sharp” is that it will lose its edge faster. Being a CIA graduate and currently certified to CCC by the ACF, what I use is a 3 sided stone system..what’s funny is watching the prep cooks who’ll stand there “steeling” their knives for 3-4 minutes PER SIDE and thinking that they’re sharpening their cuchillos.

[@mrr5052]

*Testing the knife from TikTok* "Oh btw this is not the same knife"

[@Browncoatful]

The secret to buying a good knife is looking for a company that openly tells you what a knife is made of and how it is made instead of trying to sell you a knife with all these illusions. When a company makes a good product, it does not need illusions to sell it. Even the cheapest pot steel can be made sharp enough to do the tests they show. What is really important is how long it stays sharp with use, how corrosion-resistant it is, and how tough it is. Steel is all about balancing these three aspects to suit your needs and a knife does not need to be expensive to be good.

[@lilsoundcloud5134]

Man i really like this guy #nohomo , the energy the beard the funny sarcasm just all very positive , great channel bro👍

[@SuperTrunkspace]

I used to work at a roll-forming factory. There are in fact steel downspouts that get made. I hated them because the 80's vintage machines hated putting that many bends into steel and not absolutely crumpling the part lol.

[@tomaslove9416]

i really like how the knife rings, i always thought it was just a movie thing where they added sound to portray blade as very sharp.

[@thefeatheredfrontiersman8135]

It really is not garbage. That ting sound is an indicator of good heat treatment and well riveted. Every steel and super steel has it's limits and tolerance threshold. For around the 20-30$ range I'd get one if I didn't already have a messermister bread knife.

[@wolfcharlie3771]

The only knives that I belive can these take tests like it's nothing (not so much the rock one tho) are the ones hand forged by kailash blades, khhi, work tuff, relentless knives and a few by cold steel. And even then, you still gotta take care of those knives, they are tough as nails but never indestructible

[@feetpersec]

I like your setup, we need more garage tubers

[@BellaDonna49]

Speaking of grinding knives on a rock. Can you test a cutting board made of glass. I "heard" that the glass cutting board dulls your knives?

[@Hallgrenoid]

This guy really trying to sell us scented waterbottles.

[@bornofstardust5910]

Mio: "lol flavor juice go brrrrr" Air up: "flavor scent"