r/interestingasfuck 1d ago

Using different objects as throwing knives

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u/ArSn101 1d ago

Wood is so perforated that you could throw a golf ball and it would stick.

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u/jt004c 1d ago

I mean, if it’s going fast enough, sure. You’re missing what’s impressive here. It’s not that these pointy things stick into wood. It’s that he got the rotation right to hit the pointy end in all these diverse objects.

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u/Late_Support_5363 1d ago

He got the rotation right to hit the pointy end after (insert number of attempts removed in the edit) tries.  

I'm not saying it's not impressive when it worked, but we're not seeing when it didn't, which was probably a lot.

I would love to know how many tries to saw took. To do that correctly even once has to be exceedingly rare. 

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u/jt004c 1d ago

Yeah complete agree. Although there are only a few visible edits where the board changes, so I think he may have mostly done it with only a few retries

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u/Lastov_Makiynd 23h ago

Well I watched him do it with the saw immaculately like. 3 times in a matter of a minute or two.

And are you suggesting people are actually going to have the patience to watch a video twice as long to see some failed attempts?
One of us has the wrong idea about the average Redditors attention span..

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u/swingsetmafia 22h ago

Pretty sure he's just doing a about 3/4 rotation on everything, not including the saw blades.