Knives under microscope are insane!

[BenjaminArntzen]

"no nicks, bumps, nothing" *nicks everywhere*

[robertoybarra]

Am I the only one who thinks the scalpel looks more chipped than the knife

[Sphyxx]

how do I reset my knives to factory settings?

[kraftzion]

If you hone the kitchen knife on a steel, the edge will look like molten glass. Kind of a neat contrast where the smoothed surface from honing meets the lines from sharpening/grinding.

[majesticpanda]

Absolutely no knicks, bumps, nothing. *clearly sees knicks and bumps* Alright.. sure..

[sirultim]

Can you look at restored paintings vs new paintings under a microscope?

[Bloodshotistic]

When he said "No nicks", I immediately thought "No nicks, dings, dents, burrs, spurrs or cowboy boots" from Jai Haze

[RobertOrgRobert]

Cutting paper would have been the acid test !

[Exilir]

Man said "factory settings" like it's a piece of hardware with calibration settings.

[goattv]

The kitchen knife under the microscope looked like a forest

[mushroomlord]

i remember when this dudes content a while back was something i pretty disliked, but when people left comments on how he could improve my man took the advice and now i love scrolling through his videos! we really need more people like him he has grown so much!

[oniichann]

Man I thought the paper in the back was the knife for a second. I need some sleep lmao

[sirraccs]

“No nicks, bumps, or anything”

Damn, must be a serrated blade then

[thelordofthelostbraincells]

I like knives, that scalpel is beautiful

[nathandaniel]

The look of the knife edge really depends on the knife and how it was sharpened.

Different steels have different hardness and grain size which makes a difference and if the knife is very well polished at the edge it should look pretty clean.

By sharpen I don't mean using a honing rod, for me I mean whetstone sharpening.

[arthurgangnon]

"no Knicks, bumps, nothing" meanwhile bumps and knicks all long the blade xD

[BlownOutSpeakers]

IS that a scalpel? looks more like an x-acto knife

[Spiralitism]

Obsidian can be so sharp even flicking it lightly will most likely cut your finger off

[videogamegooners]

No nics bumps nothing, has an unflat surface with multiple abrasions

[xxmysticexpertxx]

By that, how many licks would it take to get to the center?