Would it be possible to engineer and buy the tools and equipment to recreate the French Revolution era guillotine? If successful, it would be a quick albeit messy and brutal death, although less messy than the train method. The head supposedly can survive for about 10 seconds after detachment which may feel like an eternity. Still better than hydrogen cyanide gas though.
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Archangel
- Apr 15, 2022
- 9,448
If you're handy I see no reason why you couldn't fabricate an effective, workable, home-made version of a guillotine. Need some good height measurements and blade weight numbers.
Riven
Member
- Oct 24, 2025
- 51
its definitely possible, Rusty Cage made a series doing it on his channel, and also sells the blueprints for it on his shop.
LetMeOut67
Arcanist
- May 7, 2025
- 476
Crazy coincidence....... I was thinking about doing this exact same thing the other night while watching the god awful movie "Napoleon".
Oh the one with Joaquin Phoenix! Yes that one was so awful and inaccurate haha.Similar threads
