The Art of Sabrage (without much art)

[latviandude]

Why didn't you take the cage off?

[SSJ3Mewtwo]

@latviandude

When you're using a knife that large and heavy, the cage helps keep the bottle from shattering. It's mass takes up some of the impact.

I've got a smaller and slightly more elegant looking knife I use for sabrage now, and when I use it I take the cage off, or at least move the cage up and fasten it around the lip of the bottle.

[manuF1]

Its clear he don't really know much about real Sabrage.

[Kidenku]

how funny co-incidences like that. hahaha n.n; (person from FA here..Nami XD)

[Fieryone233]

Now, I have a reason to use SHARP OBJECTS ON GLASS. Course, you've had practice.

[lonewolfdw40]

that was cool

[SSJ3Mewtwo]

Aww, thankies sweetied :)

A pity I had the safety glasses on. You haven't seen me without my old glasses after getting LASIK done a while back.

[FutureKiyoshi]

And now I have a new excuse to use my fiance's various swords.

[SSJ3Mewtwo]

Remember what I mentioned in the video and in the powerpoint I sent you. Don't wreck the edge of something as nice as a sword doing this.

However, it's a great trick for the reception of a wedding :)

[AliaoftheKnife]

Cool vid.

[SSJ3Mewtwo]

Thankies

[SSJ3Mewtwo]

Using a corkscrew on a champagne bottle is also very dangerous. The cork can fly out and bash your hand.

[reakaris]

The sunglasses make it look like you're trying too hard to be cool.

[SSJ3Mewtwo]

I AM cool.

[P00Wolfen]

from the works of a professional

[macrokaiju]

seems easy but give it a couple tries people

[SSJ3Mewtwo]

Practice does indeed make perfect. You can see my bottle collection on the drawers behind me.