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A guy had been asking for a peculiar custom sword of sorts, that I wasn't too inclined to make, but slowly over time I was convinced if for no other reason than just to see what people would say about it. He was simply calling it "the exsanguinator," while I adopted the name "hypodermic estoc."
The idea is that if it pierces a fluid-filled object, the fluid will drain out through the holes. Testing on water-filled watermelons was very successful. It was also handy for just bashing the melons to pieces.
Made of all titanium alloys. 49" long, and very light weight. The "needle" has a hardened tip. It's pretty fucked up, if I do say so myself!
There are video clips of it on my Instagram page, @madscienceforge, of it being used against watermelons.
The idea is that if it pierces a fluid-filled object, the fluid will drain out through the holes. Testing on water-filled watermelons was very successful. It was also handy for just bashing the melons to pieces.
Made of all titanium alloys. 49" long, and very light weight. The "needle" has a hardened tip. It's pretty fucked up, if I do say so myself!
There are video clips of it on my Instagram page, @madscienceforge, of it being used against watermelons.
Nice work as always!