Will Stelter forges a knife from Zirconium, pushing the limits of heat, precision, and patience. Watch the process of shaping this tricky material into a sleek, integral knife.

Forged from titanium and burning at 3000°, this real-life lightsaber build pushes the limits of heat and engineering. Sparks fly, metal melts—this is lightsaber crafting at its most extreme.

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