Scrap Yard Scrapizashi

[CrimsonTideShooter]

I must have one. Someone here must have some experience with one that can tell me more about it. I'm blown away that someone can beat the shit out of a cinder block and still slice paper. I need to have one.

Also does anyone know how long it would take to get one after placing the order?

 

[bld522]

I'd suggest you ask your questions here:

http://www.scrapyardknives.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?Cat=0

 

[Jason B.]

It can't slice paper after hitting a cinder block but it is impressive, get one while you can.

 

[chogue1980]

Depends where you live. My shipping took 3 days

 

[Zombie Zeke]

There is a fine line between love and worship man, the Scrap is a fine Wak type sword but will most definitely not slice paper after destroying a cinderblock, much the same way Brock Lesnar will not get that Tattoo removed regardless of what it really looks like.

 

[CrimsonTideShooter]

There is a fine line between love and worship man, the Scrap is a fine Wak type sword but will most definitely not slice paper after destroying a cinderblock, much the same way Brock Lesnar will not get that Tattoo removed regardless of what it really looks like.

I saw a YouTube video that begs to differ. I can't post the link since I'm on my phone.


Google scrapizashi rock paper scissors. It will bring you to a video where someone definitely slams the blade against a cinder block hard enough to produce sparks - then slices paper.

 

[Brian Sargent]

It does appear to be cutting the paper in the area of impact.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4JdWQSu_c8

 

[CrimsonTideShooter]

It does appear to be cutting the paper in the area of impact.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4JdWQSu_c8

Yep that's the vid I was referring to. In another video he also hits another blade edge on edge enough to completely bend the other blade - then slices paper. Again using the blade at the point of impact.

 

[Brian Sargent]

Yep that's the vid I was referring to. In another video he also hits another blade edge on edge enough to completely bend the other blade - then slices paper. Again using the blade at the point of impact.

If I knew how to embed them here I would ........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oJ7TCHHAFQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9PIPhBqrLQ

 

[CrimsonTideShooter]

If I knew how to embed them here I would ........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oJ7TCHHAFQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9PIPhBqrLQ

Good stuff. I guess the people that said it couldn't be done are ignoring the vids. I didn't just make this stuff up.

 

[Brian Sargent]

Good stuff. I guess the people that said it couldn't be done are ignoring the vids. I didn't just make this stuff up.

If I had the money I'd buy one! I'm a ScrapYard fan!:thumbup:

 

[Zombie Zeke]

Good stuff. I guess the people that said it couldn't be done are ignoring the vids. I didn't just make this stuff up.

Are you serious? The draw cut begins well before the part of the blade that was struck against the cinder block, a push cut through paper can be done with a butter knife if the cut is started with a razor...

Don't take this post as bashing:thumbup: Scrapyard Knives:thumbup: either, I love them but some critical thinking is necessary when dealing with advertising of any kind.

 

[CrimsonTideShooter]

Are you serious? The draw cut begins well before the part of the blade that was struck against the cinder block, a push cut through paper can be done with a butter knife if the cut is started with a razor...

Don't take this post as bashing:thumbup: Scrapyard Knives:thumbup: either, I love them but some critical thinking is necessary when dealing with advertising of any kind.

I'm pretty new to the cutlery world. I guess I just didn't see it like you did. Thanks.