how you going do you love eating pizza
with your family you are sick of using
old rebar as a pizza cutter they can be
super unreliable extremely messy
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and worst of all dangerously
embarrassing but don't you worry I've
got the solution for you so yeah I'm
going to show you how to turn this piece
of rebar into a pizza cutter rebar seems
to get a pretty bad rap on the Internet
but you know I figure if this stuff is
strong enough to reinforce my house is
definitely strong enough to cut a pizza
so yeah I'm just gonna stick it in the
Forge and heat it up until it's nice and
red-hot now I have never beaten a piece
of metal this thick before and this
little hammer definitely does not
suffice so I decided to change my
strategy and bend the metal first to
form the handles of the pizza cutter
and also so it fit nice and snugly in
the Forge
so I'm using this old piece of railroad
as an anvil which I got for free from a
lovely stranger on the internet without
any sexual favors you know people always
say be careful of strangers on the
internet but I think you should do the
opposite I reckon you should talk to as
many strangers as possible with as
little caution as you can you know how
else would you get an anvil so yeah I'm
just beating the piece of rebar flat to
form the blade of the pizza cutter and
this was much harder work than I thought
it was gonna be my right arm is
definitely gonna end up bigger than my
left so there we go it's looking nice
and flat now this isn't really a test of
anything I could probably cut a banana
with with my hand if I wanted to but I
thought it might look cool
and it also smelled amazing
it's now the banana test is done it's
time to shape it up and make it nice and
tidy so yeah here I'm just grinding down
the edge the rough edge to form a nice
clean cutting blade
now while doing it I'm checking that the
blade is always smooth and is making
contact with the cutting surface at all
time
now here is something much more
interesting than grinding I noticed this
little guy this little cute garage not
in its natural habitat and after
observing it for a while I noticed that
it might be trying to tell me something
he created this arrow shape in the metal
sawdust which was pointing to the
coolant tray so you know like the nice
person I am I assumed it wanted some
water so I did the kind thing you should
all do when I gave it a bath
so while listening to the bathwater I
started the finishing touches of filing
down the blade by hand while trying to
remove all the nasty hammer marks that I
left in and then I gave it a quick sand
and there you have it a nice shiny rebar
pizza cutter
notice how I'm only showing you one side
the nicer one
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and look at that even cuts pizza in a
clean reliable way
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this thing is the only kitchen utensil
you will ever need so if you guys
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the the Bush who keeps boiling the broth