Allen, over at Sufficiently Advanced, likes to make things that you wouldn’t think possible and is quite good at it. If you don’t remember, he also made a version of Mjolnir that only he could carry, so he’s established he likes to think outside the box.
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His latest project involved creating an actual ice sword, but as he shows in the video, making a sword out of just ice isn’t really possible, unless your name happens to be Bobby Drake. He instead used a compound element named Pykrete, which is a combination of sawdust and ice. This makes it infinitely more solid, and the sword won’t shatter upon impact the first time you try to use it.
I have to give it to him, the video is wildly entertaining, and I actually learned a thing or two. Plus, he actually managed to pull it off, complete with LED lights and enough power to cut a watermelon straight in half. You can watch the video to see the entire process.
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