Holding $75,000 Automatic Knife

Holding “Pirates” by custom knifemaker/artist Alex Gex of Bulgaria. This is one of the most expensive knives I’ve ever held and I was so afraid I was going to drop it. I got to see this in person at the art Knife invitational in Las Vegas. Something to note, these are very expensive because they are considered more so pieces of art, kind of like a painting or sculpture. People collect these as art pieces and do not use them. Some makers will devote many months to a single knife. Video does not do the intricate detail of displayed justice but I thought it was so cool how when you pushed the little guy back he was firing the canyon (the knife)! Very fun.

[JeMega]

Interviewer: So what’s on the knife?

Alex: Pirates

Interviewer: What was your inspiration for the knife?

Alex: Pirates

Interviewer: Well what’s the piece called?

Alex: Pirates

[dan]

I’m going to need to look for the wish version for $16.95.

[hughjass]

It's not a $75k knife. It's a knife that somebody is charging $75k for. There's a difference

[lancedooley]

No idea how this is more than a real forged Samurai sword by Yoshinda Yoshihara. Literally one of the best Sword Smiths on earth currently.

[MrDannyboyhall]

That much for something that has the looks of a gas station special

[stevebrule]

Materials: $145 Labor: $400. Delirium: Priceless

[newjargon]

For that price, it needs to be a pinfire sub machine gun. Including removable drum magazines, a supressor wouldn't hurt either.

[FodderForFreedom]

Looks like a gas station knife somebody would gift me.

[PistachioHall]

I’d give you $350 for it, and that’s being generous. $75, 000 is a pipe-dream.

[jamesmurray]

I wouldn't pay 10 dollars for that! It looks like a gas station special

[m.k.k.]

I just bought one off temu named "pies and rats".

[MelissaBackwoods]

Holding “Pirates” by custom knifemaker/artist Alex Gev of Bulgaria. This is one of the most expensive knives I’ve ever held and I was so afraid I was going to drop it. I got to see this in person at the art Knife invitational in Las Vegas last October and he was kind enough to let me hold it. Something to note, these are very expensive because they are considered pieces of art, kind of like a painting or sculpture. People collect these as art pieces and do not use them. Some makers will devote many months to a single knife. Video does not do the intricate detail of this justice but I thought it was so cool how when you pushed the little guy back he was firing the canyon (the knife)! Very fun.

[zach]

I love me some knives but at the same time I'm not into designer knives that aren't practical. Like tf you mean this knife costs as much as a hellcat but has less functionability? 75K for a knife you're never going to want to take out of your pocket or even put in your pocket in the first place is crazy

[hammer]

Only thing it's good for is spreading butter on toast

[anderseckstrand]

Proof that anything can be made into a priceless piece. 👌

[egyptwns_]

That's absolutely gorgeous and a true art piece.

[Puffinstuff]

Absolutely blows the mind! Oh to have 75 grand!

[Achiriririri]

Marc Normand is by far the best comedian when it comes to one liner and quick comebacks, this guys brain is fast😂😭

[HarryBallsich]

I do appreciate you showing the super expensive stuff in your shorts. No one else is showing the 10k+ stuff.

[Україна-цэ]

Money laundering has never been so britishly stylish 😂