This 1000 Degree Knife Takes on Dry Ice
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What is with this trend of very hot knives taking on ordinary objects? We're blaming MrGear for the trend. However, this video from CrazyRussianHacker's Taras Kulakov is pretty interesting given the other alternatives online. Kulakov took a fan-made suggestion and took a hot knife to dry ice. The dry ice makes this squeaking sound that many have commented is not pleasant to the ears.
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We also can't help but notice his title (capitalization included) is a slight jab at similar YouTube vids. We see you, Taras, and we appreciate it.
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