Illegal Undetectable Knife

[@MelissaBackwoods]

Undetectable Knives are controversial to some due to their non-metallic nature. However, that does not stop many people from using them in non-permissive environments. An example of one of these knives is the Revenant Corps Grackle (RevenantCorps.com), handmade from G1 0 and finished with tsukamali wrap on the handle (the type of handle wrap you see on traditional Japanese swords). Every component of this knife is non-metallic including the sheath that is held together with replaceable shock cord. There are twovariants, one with stingray skin underneath the handle wrapping ($125) and one without ($95). USA made. *Observe all local laws and only carry these weapons at your own risk.

[@EddieRobertsRiverGypsy]

Flint is not detectable.

[@whoknowsitiswhatitis]

yeah um thats a interesting knife you hid there said nobody sheesh.

[@butchbugera8087]

Bone knife

[@Tito_The_Alien]

What is G10 actually?

[@YukonJack]

​@@Tito_The_Alien it's a composite type material similar made with heated/pressed fiberglass and epoxy resin. It's very strong stuff.

[@jasygamer]

How bout bringing an obsidian knife and a wooden bat to a geology convention

[@HosCreates]

Question? was it on carry on or check on?

[@brandonchampret8153]

They will be too distracted with the obsidian knife

[@Adventeuan]

My first thought when she said "non-metallic" I thought of obsidian. The tools of my lucky ancestors.

[@millionhats5972]

Legendary reference 😭

[@Nomadir]

TSA wouldn’t let me through with my Macuahuitl

[@brianmcclenahan617]

It's interesting how people are concerned about weapons on planes until John Wick wants to get on with a pencil.

[@barriolimbas]

John Wick shouldn't get on period.

[@PAP888]

@@barriolimbasI trust my life on that plane with him

[@chaitanyagupta6668]

John Wick shouldn't. Period

[@realperson9951]

John Wick. Period.

[@killuazoldyck9355]

John Wick.

[@wasdwasdw]

POV: you are a lawmaker and I just smuggled a undetectable toothbrush shiv into the courthouse.

[@MelissaBackwoods]

Uh oh

[@ZenSickness]

Sacrifice!

[@blackkennedy3966]

Nice this comment just earned you a watchlist membership 😂

[@wasdwasdw]

@@blackkennedy3966 I earned my place on the glowie's watchlists a long time ago 🤣

[@olocippicolo]

Griffith would be the type to bring one on a plane just to hide it in Guts' luggage

[@ForsakenSanityGaming]

*Undetectable knife* Me, an intellectual: *looks at it*

[@ktrl2946]

Same fucking thought I had g 😂

[@GoProXadventures]

👁️👄👁️

[@mollyram2997]

😅😂👏

[@Alasdair_Han]

intellectuals don't watch anime or play video games

[@ForsakenSanityGaming]

@@Alasdair_Han Aww you need a hug?

[@Springroll65]

"Sir your jawline is too sharp we cant let you board your flight"

[@gaussminigun]

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[@Kmurray1029]

“Why do you have this?” TSA Agent “Cuz Melissa told me not to”

[@lonetrader1]

I swear i saw her do a "wink wink" after she said it and everything!

[@MelissaBackwoods]

This is the right answer

[@MelissaBackwoods]

@@lonetrader1don’t get me in trouble like that 😬

[@thegadgetrabbithole]

@@MelissaBackwoods LMFAO 😂😂

[@Tdfcjc808]

“Agent “ 😂

[@Riomojo]

I keep the wooden knives they hand out on airplanes

[@ScytheTheDemon]

@@vulgardisplayoftruth2060 Toothpick. A toothpick is what he’s referring to, how many planes that you’ve been on hand out pencils?

[@iiiKingLongSwipeiii]

​@@vulgardisplayoftruth2060 there are plenty of people throughout the world that have been killed by number 2 wooden pencils

[@iiiKingLongSwipeiii]

​@@vulgardisplayoftruth2060you're ignorant to think that wooden pencils can't do any damage

[@xsaxia2008]

why use knife when stake do trick? do

[@Canbutcant]

Pulls a joker, “it disappeared!”

[@kylesmith4173]

Didn’t know the bone knife my grandpa carved for me was an extra spicy undetectable knife of mass destruction.

[@zanleuxs]

undetectable by metal detectors anyway, I'm assuming an an x ray will see it

[@brendonw456]

​@@zanleuxs Yes. In fact, most X-rays stop at...well, bone.

[@Buety12002]

The fact that the minute I thought about being able to go through the airport with this she says “Do not try to go through TSA with this!” is wild 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️😂

[@cokemillie2001]

Ong tell me not to do it but where to buy it😅. ok😂😂

[@MelissaBackwoods]

DON’T do it 😬

[@Jonathan-gd7qt]

They have that body scanner for a reason. You won't be able to hide it. Even between the cheeks.

[@Goku-w2k]

Just remember if they say don’t do it, someone has actually attempted it

[@armandomorelos2500]

​@Goku-w2k you'd be surprised how much stuff gets through. You can look up a study they did where the fbi was able to get over 80% of illegal items through

[@BN-xu5bz]

Thanks for bringing awareness to this issue! Going to try bring one of these into tsa now😊

[@HighAlien.]

Flint knives are deadly, strong, and can vary in sized and sharpness and cannot be detected and also are easy to hide

[@wraithlaceration625]

They can with X-rays $toopid try again( carbon fiber)

[@Jboy-vr6qj]

@@wraithlaceration625 u have done this before haven’t u

[@Sheepdog1314]

High- bullshit. The density will give it away at any x-ray machine

[@Oneandonly1225]

​@@Jboy-vr6qji think that's why he's pissed off 😂

[@naverilllang]

​@@Sheepdog1314well what you'd do is keep it on your person while you walk through the metal detector. You just have to hope that you don't get randomly selected for a pat down

[@Ten_Mil_Will]

Public Service Announcement - She mentioned reprofiling the tip, should you break it off, PLZ be sure to wear a respirator, if you need to do this. Grinding G10 is NOT like sanding down a kydex sheath or even shaping some micarta handle scales. It (G10) produces fiber glass particles that can wreak havoc on your lungs. Unless im mistaken, then disregard everything i just said lol.

[@youngayrr1326]

90% sure your right on the money (edit: forgot to add the sure😅)

[@pricklycatsss]

90% lol

[@y3llowpersuasionz18]

@@youngayrr1326bruh at 90% ima wear a gas mask

[@thebigchillout]

The resin is toxic when heated and if the glass shards get in your lungs they not coming out so just where a mask and sand it wet and clean up the left over debris before it drys out and gets airborn again and you will be fine

[@jshdelarosa]

It's a good rule of thumb and a habit to get used too. PPE

[@lostgorgorth1754]

Yeah and the American politicians who say you can't have them got bodyguards with full auto firearms.

[@Staypuft1981]

Yep

[@rickstark85]

No American politician says you can't have them. They're legal in every US state.

[@stefthorman8548]

@@rickstark85 you forgot the /s

[@rickstark85]

@@stefthorman8548 huh?

[@marsonofjo344]

​@@rickstark85 What? Are you asleep?

[@Traitor-4]

After this Non metal knife sale on Amazon 📈📈📈

[@mamagatmcqueen-t8m]

The quiet kid silently analyzing this 😂

[@dusty7264]

Anyone can whittle a dagger out of Maple or another piece of hardwood, so banning them is not going to do any good.

[@timkinsinger8139]

Flint

[@chanceshavers565]

They can't stop you from carrying them no but they could make it to where if you get caught with it you turn a simple traffic violation into a felony

[@jacktrades5103]

Xacto knife has entered the chat

[@abyssmanur3965]

Bone.

[@censoredduetowrongthink]

why stab when rock smash good. never under estimate pocket rock.

[@FlipTheBard]

A good self-defense weapon is a pencil made entirely of graphite(no wood, just pure graphite), because it can be used and when you need to, you can easily make it VERY pointy again(unlike with pencils made with woode that tend to have flimsy interiors and the wood seems to break easily). You can bring it anywhere if you have a notebook, so people will only assume that is for art(only).

[@DreadPirateRobertz]

Okay John wick.

[@scodoguy5581]

You must be a Ninja

[@johndoh4132]

That's interesting. I'll keep that in mind. Hard to get a grip with though?

[@JohnJohnson-lk9vy]

I have a black triangle that I carry every day and I love it. If you have the right belt it locks in and you'll forget its there. Main reason I got one is California doesn't leave you many options for self defense and you can bring it to shows/concerts or anywhere else.

[@narske5206]

Where to cop one

[@JERRYBRISENO]

I have a fiberglass reinforced plastic blade as well that I’ve had for years. I’m not going to be walking the streets of NYC with nothing 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@ShmokeDoubt]

⁠@@JERRYBRISENObut what’s the point in your situation? Are you going in and out of government buildings a lot or smth? I just fail to understand the point or need specifically for an undetectable knife, couldn’t you literally just carry a regular knife?

[@JERRYBRISENO]

@ just in case you actually go into a building that has a metal detector. Like a museum for instance. I wouldn’t take it to an airport or a courthouse or anything.

[@MelissaBackwoods]

I have a black triangle as well !

[@A_Stranger90]

Her eyes are so pretty 🥹

[@akennext]

It feels like Jennifer Connelly explaining knives to me, lol

[@punisher7772]

Badass. Need one of these. Love that handle and looks like a comfortable grip.

[@revenantcorps8677]

Very comfortable and far grippier than sort of handle scales

[@plumtiger1]

Thank you!! Been looking for something for downtown trips!

[@mlgn0sc0p3r5]

I love scaring and bothering the government with things they fear 😂😂

[@MA_KA_PA_TIE]

It's the american way.

[@alexanderrahl482]

It's not the things that they fear. But the people.

[@elponchex]

Like Matt Christmann said, weapons are like big pacifiers for grown up Americans. Your government is constantly at war killing people all over the world, people don't have a say in it, both parties fully agree, but sure, keep on funding it while believing you are a potential rebel and scary.

[@Vandicoup]

Exactly. Because they are supposed to serve US, not we. When the people fear the government, that's tyranny; when the government fears the people, that's freedom

[@KravistDillonT]

Unfortunately they like to impose their fear on your freedom of movement or financial freedom.

[@metamorphicorder]

There used to be something called fhe mirage knife. Magnetically inert, rust and galvanically exempt. Basically some sort of NOC oriented ceramic based wet work knife. It was large and tacticool looking. Havent seen it advertised in decades.

[@hardmcshaft7931]

I remember one similar made from zytel reinforced glass. Now zytel is only advertised as sheaths only. They were green, sharp as obsidian, tough and took a beating. And yes didn't set of a bunch of bells and whistles.

[@jtru8077]

Try mirage x from mad dog knives

[@iiiKingLongSwipeiii]

Do you even English bro ⁉️

[@ShaunsJeep]

A good wooden construction pencil is just as terrifying

[@DavidVAmendola]

Beautiful, graceful and diligent. You Ma’am are a role model for all woman in this world.

[@Ima_meangirl]

And you’re creepy David.

[@RiasGremory1337]

Watch literally any of her live performances they are all breathtaking and authentic

[@bobbymoss6160]

Pretty sure that's a prison shiv...

[@MelissaBackwoods]

Kind of ha

[@jacktrades5103]

That's the nicest prison shank I've ever seen. See how there is no visible toothpaste. 😂

[@DropBackDee]

125 for a prison shank is wild🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DropBackDee]

@ 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hpnghi19]

She looks like a white ninja ! Honestly she is beautiful! 🤩

[@MommaARA]

Too bad. People need to protect themselves in all situations. Even the LEOs are not to be trusted.

[@user-js4iw9rz2w]

ESPECIALLY the LEOs

[@ross9144]

Lmao yall are ridiculous

[@Tr4ns1st0r]

@@ross9144 I agree, what the heck

[@Monkey-m8x]

from what. other people with undectectable knives?

[@Tr4ns1st0r]

@Monkey-m8x From the boogeyman 👻

[@BryanJohnson-qb1se]

There’s absolutely ZERO purpose for this knife other than getting it through a metal detector.

[@SnaabbeamSneebers]

Good. I should be able to circumvent horseshit "security" schemes that should be illegal in the first place.

[@zacharywissinger3996]

It won’t rust, how is that for a point?

[@DaSquareful]

Im pretty sure anyone could make this with a piece of wood stabilized in epoxy. Its basically a prison shank. Anyways its not like the TSA are going to miss it while they harass normal airplane customers.

[@chisquare5701]

​@@zacharywissinger3996I'm genuinely not sure if this is sarcasm or a serious point.

[@user-zu5do6ri6r]

@BryanJohnson-qb1se Also cutting things.

[@DrewishAF]

It's basically a polymer clench-pick... NICE! Somewhere around here I've got one of those "stealth pokers" which is a G10 jabber wrapped as a Sharpie. It's pretty cool and all, but it's a poker only. Having an actual non-metallic "blade" would be far more preferable considering the versatility/depth-of-wound. But the whole "non-permissive environments" thing is somewhat misleading when you consider that they can't defeat the eyeball test or pat-down. They're great for metal detectors, but that's about it. I guess it really depends on the exact environment you're talking about...

[@revenantcorps8677]

Defeating the eyeball or a pat down is about placement, and fairly easy to do in most situations. Ex, clipping the knife onto your underwear, you can adjust once in a more comfortable area.

[@revenantcorps8677]

Placements defeat eyes and even pat downs. Clip it to your underwear and keep the handle below the pants line until you get to an area where you can adjust. 🍻 The knives also do not rust and are very lightweight, so for gym carry, running, or anywhere in or around water they make excellent carry pieces as well.

[@MelissaBackwoods]

I have heard that x-ray machines may pick them up from another commentor? I have no clue and this would be an interesting thing to test. Now I need to go find a friend with a x-ray machine

[@revenantcorps8677]

@MelissaBackwoods They are not radiolucent, meaning yes they are picked up by X-Rays. That being said they also don't quite look like regular steel. It's up to the person reading the scans to see it, and then on inspection make a decision on it. People may or may not occasionally get through with them. Which of course I can not recommend anyone do, anything that can be construed as a weapon the TSA can confiscate or deny you having as they see fit

[@thatguy4305]

if you need a knife in an environment where there are that many security checks, you are part of the issue, not the solution buddy.

[@johnathancordell]

Also it's frustrating as it is when tips breaks off knives it feels great when you sharpen them back in place. 😅

[@Palmtree-xd4hw]

If only I could sharpen my obsidian knife

[@Eightsixfive-w3z]

Ur voice is amazing 🤯👑

[@jameshanks8693]

100% legal and lawful to own/buy/sell/trade/manufacture/operate and that is NOT up for "debate"

[@minahtheweirdo]

😂😂😂😂

[@MrEwragg]

Absolutely up for debate. Plenty of circumstances where this would not be legal to do any of those things (like in an airport) You could argue most scenarios where you would use it would be illegal as it is only designed to be used as a weapon so it’s only narrow legal use is as self defence when you feel your life is in danger In fact in the US these knives are illegal in at least 2 states and outside the US they are illegal in most developed countries.

[@jameshanks8693]

@MrEwragg nope. Everything you said is patently false. We have laws against certain actions, not against inanimate objects.

[@jameshanks8693]

@MrEwragg and your statement makes no sense anyway. If it were illegal by law then it would be illegal. There's no debate about laws as to whether they are to be followed or not. And there's no laws against plastic knives, or any other knife for that matter.

[@MrEwragg]

@@jameshanks8693 why don’t we take those comments 1 step at a time. 1. Of course you have laws against inanimate objects. Can you buy an assault rifle? Can you buy a rocket launcher? Can you buy a functional tank? Everything i said is false? Everything? So you are telling me you can go into the airport with one of these? You can buy and sell one of these in California and New York? So these are legal in everything single developed country? I would hope that you actually mean you disagree with some of what I say but you’re going to have to be more specific 2. That’s just not how the law works. Your suggestion was that something was 100% legal to do with as you please but the law is context specific. It can be legal to own something in certain places but not others. It can be legal to use it under certain conditions but not others. Different states have different laws, different countries have different laws. Life has nuance and life has context. If you were talking about doing those things in your shop in Florida it is very different to talking about doing them in a shop in JFK airport. Do you think you could buy or sell these in an airport? They are not 100% legal unless you specify the circumstances in which they are. Hence there is a debate about your comment

[@SouthJerseyBaitReviews]

U can also get a ceramic kitchen knife which usually have zero metal as well and probably sharper than that blade there.

[@randallrun]

They are SUPER brittle.

[@SouthJerseyBaitReviews]

@@randallrun yea so is the one she mentioned in this video but. They're sharp as hell.

[@danofiremano]

I have a non-metallic dagger from Cold Steel.

[@MelissaBackwoods]

There r some cool options out there! I really think it would be cool to do a longform video on something like this in the future

[@wearyhermit296]

​🙌🏽🔪

[@Frank-uw5xq]

I think it's "Black Pyramid" another company with really cool G10 stuff

[@jamgrams3244]

I have a non-metallic dagger from Hot Steel. Beat that

[@wraithlaceration625]

Carbon fiber?

[@SonoraSlinger]

Being from Arizona, "the grackle" is such a fitting name for this knife.

[@revenantcorps8677]

Our favorite bird

[@SonoraSlinger]

@revenantcorps8677 Grackles are extremely intelligent. And the oil like sheen on their black feathers is beautiful when the sun catches it. They are very annoying on restaurant patios lol. But I love em.

[@mechwar31]

Speaking having experience operating a 3D x-ray scanner: If the scanner operator is paying attention they will see non-metallic knives. The material doesn't matter, it's the shape of the object. I think the oldest scanner I've operated was made in 2008, and even on that you could mess with a filter settings to get it to automatically flag sharp edges. So if things like plastic knives would have a orange rectangle around them on screen. Yes, it is possible to occasionally sneak stuff through because humans are fallible, every now and then someone will not be paying good enough attention. I've seen people try and sneak in all kinds of sharpened plastics, obsidian or glass, improvised bone tools, a couple times I've seen pressed paper sharpened to a stabby point. If you want to bring a weapon onto a plane or any other weapon-free area, bring a sturdy pen or pencil.

[@garnerfoss]

hey what ypu are saying is absultely a great ed and thats much needed!!! ❤ thank u

[@brunorojas3992]

Legality doesn't matter. Might is right. No one , not the president not the government not the ATF not the police nobody can take away your right to defend yourself. Only you can by deciding not to.

[@Drizo41]

Amen and amen

[@bigfan1364]

Yeah, but none of that will keep the corrupt government from locking you up and throwing away the key..Woke culture has given the too much power.

[@maskedrebel9670]

@@Drizo41 awomen

[@TheVanillaGorilla93]

Fuckin A right

[@goldmaskfiend]

Gravy seal vibes

[@reimuhakurei3311]

Something about the way she looks at the camera is hypnotizing she looks at us the same way Styropyro does

[@rycrgarcia]

Nice to hear you come out as a chaser lol

[@Songbhird]

Glad I’m not the only one who spotted the demon

[@jake9854]

but gurIs think her video wake them up better than coffee

[@Ohizindahouse]

❤ Love the presentation ❤ MBM Queen 👑 of knives

[@linkibear8644]

Here's the thing though Airports have scanners that can see the shape of objects even when metal isn't detected if I recall correctly, so if they see something suspicious, they'll check.

[@guillermo7168]

Fun fact: Criminals don't care if metal or non metal knives are illegal

[@witchynerd8984]

"Breaking the law is bad, but in case you wanted to do it anyway, here is a product I'm going to sell you because money."

[@Benjanuva]

Breaking the law is only bad if the law in question is good. Restricting one's ability to defend themselves is bad.

[@sodafied7988]

Ben my brother, you got some god damn common sense and I love it.

[@IsThisHandleTaken]

@@Benjanuvano doubt and of course this could only be used for self defence

[@k.k.7797]

Right?! 😂 she was like “don’t bring this, but if you DO here’s my review on it an a link to where you can buy one” 🫠

[@Joseph-ty1xq]

it is not illegal. carrying it on non-permissive environment makes it illegal. it is what you do with it makes something illegal.

[@imepic434]

The government needs to stop thinking they can tell us what we can and can't do.

[@progressivemominc]

I 100% agree with this. Even in healthcare. "Oh you need such and such procedure? Noo you're not allowed to do that tonyour own body" hah bet.

[@LickItUpBaby]

Hey so this is actually crazy

[@kirbyis4ever]

Cold Steel has several nonmetallic knives - plastic balisongs and push daggers. Ceramic knives are pretty fancy too - lots of ways to make nonmetallic sharps!

[@Call-me-Al]

Ceramic ones are really great for shredding cardboard

[@krfan5459]

Honestly, I think if a group of people saw that on an airplane, their first instinct would be to rush the attacker. The knife is so small, it seems unlikely to seriously hurt someone. Especially if the attacker is taken by surprise.

[@aaronkelley1425]

That is awesome! They said the same thing about Glocks. It's not about bringing it through a metal detector. It's about being protected in all environments

[@shaunuchiha4502]

Are these non metallic knives single use? How are they at cutting? Are there quality issues? Never owned one and would like to know

[@slLveRd3M0n]

...? Bro acting like metal is the only material in the world that can be dense and sharp? You take a dense material, you sharpen it - and you do it from anything other than metal... Voila!

[@revenantcorps8677]

@shaunuchiha4502 In terms of if a weapon is single use in a self defense case, everything is whether a Staccato or a pencil, because the police will confiscate it. In terms for physically, no. They can puncture through bone like rib and skull repeatedly.

[@CosmicDuskWolf]

Make a weapon illegal and the only people you stop from using it are people who follow the law.

[@Amnct]

Make a weapon illegal and it will become ten times rarer, harder to find, harder to steal, more expensive, act as a deterrent and make it possible for police to confiscate it.

[@CosmicDuskWolf]

@Amnct Since not all weapons are illegal in all states that's not a true statement. Also shurikens and kunai's and other double blades weapons are illegal in CA, but you can get them easily at any convention that has weapon booths.

[@absolutelyunepic3072]

​@@Amnct Weapons are extremely easy to make though. A knife is a sharpened rod A firearm is a tube that has explosive powder (easy to make with common chemicals) and a piece of metal to use as ammunition A bomb is just a container filled with an explosive chemical. People can make weapons easily. Banning weapons does not stop people from simply making their own if they want to hurt someone. It just disarms people who want to abide by the law and defend themselves.

[@ramcharger154]

modern shank problems modern shank solutions ❤

[@skipmage]

"You don't need a knife." You don't need a 9 seat SUV.

[@diegojuarez8019]

Bruh, the way she just stabbed the temple on that replica skull and was so chill about it……

[@mattnobrega6621]

metal detector won't pick it up, but an x-ray body scan will. They see that knife shape, and you're going down. Why bring a knife on the plane? When you get on the plane, they actually give you a fork and knife with your food. 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣

[@MelissaBackwoods]

There can be such big consequences for trying to sneak something like this on a plane

[@Steve-ev6vx]

It has to go up your prison pocket.

[@Renograms]

@@Steve-ev6vx Ayo, but you ain’t lying 💀💀💀 in jail the detectors be missing ceramic razors 💯

[@kcamper25]

The good ol prison safe​! @@Steve-ev6vx

[@mattnobrega6621]

@@vulgardisplayoftruth2060 I was wondering the same thing. Sounds like he's done that before 🤣🤣🤣

[@MsIlovemusic07]

Is it a knife or a shank? Can it cut or is it just for stabby stabby?

[@airgin3000]

This lady has an ultra relaxing voice.

[@ДжонДоу-х8у]

She seems to fit my size

[@Joeqwerty]

Don't simp bro

[@2amichaelj]

But crochet hooks are perfectly fine 😂

[@Omni-King2099]

That braided/katana themed handle and all black stealth looks so cool 😵‍💫

[@kev-larscuba2323]

$125 for a plastic knife? That’s a hard pass for me

[@GroteGlon]

I could probably 3d print this from PEEK filament for like... what... 4 bucks?

[@revenantcorps8677]

Handmade in the USA with USA 🇺🇸 materials. Real rayskin underlay on the premium models, which does add cost over the base price of $95. G10 is tough, it can penetrate bone and cut flesh, it's not a cheap polymer injected material.

[@ajrey8457]

Cold Steel makes polymer knives for way less.

[@kev-larscuba2323]

@ well, OK that actually does make it sound better than cheap polymer, injected material so ya I see the advantage of the cost for a ready to go travel tool. It might make sense for some tool kits and EDC type they don’t want to rely on steel. But for the price point, I would just rather buy the steel one, preferably forged/Damascus. But this is coming from someone who builds knives, so that factors into my sense of cost as well . G 10 is a fun material to work with. But my goodness is it messy on the sander. 👍

[@AbeFrohman528]

If you're skilled enough, credit cards work like knives...

[@ramin326]

Remember when America was tougher? No TSA. Just good people?

[@PeeStick69]

Then the Arabs came

[@dominic6634]

We had bad things going on in the 1700's it's called the real world.

[@josephw5240]

Yes, till a foreign terrorist group ruined that.

[@Chef_Alpo]

Nice fantasy

[@peterbonucci9661]

And bombs in the lockers at airports. The PLO changed some stuff on its own.

[@The_Squatch_97]

British Parliament when they see John Wick:

[@michaelmichael8406]

Felony, big fine, AND the new scanners will likely pick it up. US airports generally use technologies other than metal detectors for most passengers.

[@andrew2477]

Nope.

[@huskykid0295]

It is absolutely not a felony to carry a plastic or ceramic knife on you, and airports aren't what most people want to get to with a metal free knife, concerts or movies or clubs are the places for metal free knives

[@michaelmichael8406]

@huskykid0295 , that's fair. Airports are both where you're going to catch heat and where you're most likely to meet a scanner that will catch something like this. Concerts and such are a much better use case.

[@777ynk]

@@huskykid0295 you will absolutely get a felony for “illegal possession of a concealed weapon in a restricted area” if you try to bring this through a TSA checkpoint. The body density scanner WILL detect it even if you shove it up your axolotl. Source: I’m an ex TSA officer

[@NCrdwlf]

As a flight attendant of 28 years , these make me a bit nervous .

[@GilbertYoutubeChannel]

dont worry xray gets them youre fine

[@Slaughterproof]

You'd get busted trying to sneak one on a plane anyway. They don't use metal detectors, they detect density and would be found.

[@seanrobinson7464]

I mean, considering how bad the TSA is at catching anything more problematic than a cold...

[@Slaughterproof]

@seanrobinson7464 they confiscate literally tons of knives every year. Go read some tsa reports or watch videos of people unboxing tsa confiscated knife lots.

[@gavvv6]

If you have pre check, it's a metal detector but yeah everyone else goes thru the body scanner

[@whenthepainends]

Wasn't TSA, but airport security once took my metal comb

[@Peter_Sokunbi]

I ACTUALLY NEVER SEEN AN AD SHOWING THE PRODUCT BREAK. I TRUST THIS MORE, NOW

[@catalan500_8]

POV: you’re a health insurance CEO and I just saw you walking down the street

[@MAN0VERSE]

“A point, is a point”

[@ediesaffron3593]

Please bring her back asap for round 2!! 💖

[@MIKETORRESCALIF8RN3A]

**RUBS PALMS ,... ** DIABOLICAL LAUGH 😂🤘

[@PickMeBoy2137]

I didn’t know they exist. Now I know and I’m gonna make use of this knowledge thanks to you

[@jakkco]

note! this will still not make it through the TSA as they do not use metal detectors. they use x-rays that can very quickly discern between different types of material (soft plastic, hard plastic, organic, metal, etc) and they will very quickly detect that it is, infact, a knife

[@B2_R1YUZU]

Instructions unclear: brought knife to TSA

[@KangJangkrik]

We commonly don't need non-metal knife, but we definitely need non-metal strong scissors overseas

[@Neptune8]

The day you decide to bring one through the TSA is the day you get randomly selected for an X-ray

[@angeldiaz762]

Clicked on this just to give my FBI agent jitters

[@justinmartin1666]

This is the first video I’m seeing on this channel and I’m subscribing because of this video

[@allisa6010]

shes so gorgeous omg

[@Xp366]

Ferb. I know what we’re gunna do today.

[@fortyninehike]

As someone who has accidentally taken a lot of knives through the TSA via a backpack, I can say there’s no way they would find that

[@michaelherrity3068]

Thanks

[@Nuggyv420z]

really

[@Aceofwe3d]

wtf a beautiful knife w a beautiful girl in the same vid

[@Romashka_Sov]

I didn't know such knives were sold, but now I need to buy one

[@keawechan7748]

This clip just made this knife more interesting for those kids....

[@Rtay-e9c]

Thanks for the tip! Ill be checking these out

[@personno.9572]

Thank you, I needed this

[@SkylerBaird]

That's why TSA rarely uses metal detectors and put you in that spiny thing. It doesn't detect metallic objects it detects density.

[@yourejustchildish2554]

Don’t worry, we’ll still be able to detect these through security

[@GregoryMcStevens]

TSA wondering why i have a suspiciously sharpened pieced of obsidian in my luggage

[@Graeden-x7p]

Here's a recipe for making delicious brownies: **Ingredients:** * 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter * 1 cup granulated sugar * 1 cup packed light brown sugar * 4 large eggs * 1 teaspoon vanilla extract * 1 cup all-purpose flour * ½ cup unsweetened cocoa powder * ½ teaspoon baking powder * ¼ teaspoon salt * Optional: Chocolate chips, nuts, or other desired mix-ins **Equipment:** * 9x13 inch baking pan * Parchment paper (optional, but makes cleanup easier) * Mixing bowls * Whisk * Spatula **Instructions:** 1. **Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C).** Grease and flour the baking pan, or line it with parchment paper, leaving an overhang on the sides to make lifting the brownies out easier later. 2. **Melt the butter:** In a saucepan over low heat, or in the microwave in short bursts, melt the butter. 3. **Combine wet ingredients:** In a large mixing bowl, combine the melted butter, granulated sugar, and brown sugar. Whisk until well combined. Add the eggs one at a time, whisking well after each addition. Stir in the vanilla extract. 4. **Combine dry ingredients:** In a separate bowl, whisk together the flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, and salt. 5. **Combine wet and dry ingredients:** Gradually add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients, mixing until just combined. Be careful not to overmix. 6. **Add mix-ins (optional):** Stir in chocolate chips, nuts, or any other desired mix-ins. 7. **Bake:** Pour the batter into the prepared baking pan and spread evenly. Bake for 25-30 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out with moist crumbs attached. Don't overbake! 8. **Cool:** Let the brownies cool completely in the pan before cutting and serving. Lifting the cooled brownies out of the pan using the parchment paper overhang makes cutting them neater and easier. **Tips for the best brownies:** * **Use good quality cocoa powder:** Dutch-processed cocoa powder will give you fudgier brownies. * **Don't overmix:** Overmixing can make the brownies tough. * **Check for doneness early:** Start checking for doneness around the 25-minute mark. A toothpick inserted into the center should come out with moist crumbs, not completely clean. * **Cool completely:** This allows the brownies to set up and makes them easier to cut. Enjoy your homemade brownies!

[@thebolmytreevalley4741]

I thought she was going to talk about a obsidian knife for a second there

[@p0k3mn1]

It ain’t going to look good in court if I were to be caught defending myself with one of these.

[@duncanbryson1167]

I understand that chefs' ceramic knives have small ferrous particles incorporated so they can be detected if such as this was attempted.

[@sebylmao0]

you know its sharp when a woman can hurt you with it💀

[@JJFX-]

I love how marketing depts. have turned making pointy objects out of non-metallic material like we've done for thousands of years into "CONTROVERSIAL UNDETECTABLE KNIVES".

[@Joerg31415]

Scrolling through the comments I'm surprised I didn't stumble over something like "Losing the tip of the blade in the wound is such a Nazgul blade power move"