Knife Balancing Trick | Mini Max | Home Science Experiments | Science Max

The video is recommended for ages 6 and up. The content is educational and safe, but the use of knives (even dull ones) and the host standing on a structure may be too advanced or risky for very young children without close adult supervision.

Yes, it can be safe if done with adult supervision and using only dull, dinner-table knives. The video emphasizes using 'not sharp' knives, so parents should ensure kids use safe utensils and follow the instructions carefully.

The video teaches a basic physics principle about structural support and weight distribution. It shows how objects can support each other in a pattern, and how that pattern can hold more weight than the individual pieces alone.

The main concern is the use of knives, even if dull. Also, the host stands on a large wooden structure, which could be seen as a risky stunt. Parents should discuss safety and supervision with their children before attempting any similar experiments.

Yes, this is from the 'Science Max' series, specifically the 'Mini Max' segment that features simple home experiments. The series is designed to make science fun and accessible for kids.

No, the video has no inappropriate content. It is purely educational and focuses on a science experiment. All classification scores for concerning content are 0.00.