Previously, we considered the tale of YouTube woodworker John Heisz, who made a table saw blade out of paper.
How did it perform? Surprisingly well. It even cut wood, albeit at a glacial pace.
Now, Heisz is back to answer the inevitable next question on all of our minds: Can that same paper blade also cut a finger?
Obviously, no fingers are harmed in the making of this video. Heisz substitutes a hot dog instead. Click play above to see the answer, or click the button below if you can’t watch a video right now.
Find more of Heisz’s work on his YouTube channel.
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