YouTuber somehow manages to make a useable knife out of Jell-o

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YouTuber somehow manages to make a useable knife out of Jell-o
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There may always be room for Jell-O, but it rarely needs sharpening.

The person behind the YouTube channel Kiwami Japan (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oadf4KNYz-I) somehow made an actual knife using gelatin candies. He took a few blobs of it, melted it down, then shaped it with the help of a regular knife.

Then, with the help of an air purifier, he dried the bright green gelatin until it was hard enough to sharpen, which he did with a number of diamond whetstones. The whole process took a few days.*

With his new gelatin knife, he cut up a zucchini. An impressive feat — and he claims it's one of the top three sharpest knives he's ever made, followed by carbon fiber and pasta.* Read more... (https://mashable.com/2018/05/22/knife-jello-gelatin/)

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