I Built a Transparent Katana (it's unbreakable)
Mike Shake・2 minutes read
An individual creates a transparent and durable sword using polycarbonate after being inspired by a picture, showcasing its strength by cutting through various materials successfully without major damage. The sword's construction process, from shaping and sanding to testing its sharpness and durability, is detailed, culminating in a final test involving hitting a brick.
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- Polycarbonate was chosen as the material for the sword due to its impact resistance, making it ideal for creating a durable and transparent weapon.
- The katana crafted from polycarbonate proved its strength by successfully cutting through various materials like watermelon, pumpkin, wooden planks, gelatin, bone, and even a brick, showcasing both its sharpness and resilience.
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How was the indestructible sword inspired?
The individual was inspired by a picture.
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