Metals in body?

[Sythrin]

Metals inside or partially inside are allomantic inapt, for the most people.

What if somebody is stabbed by a blade with a wooden handle and the knob of the handle had a seperate ball of metal.

Could you steel push the knob and thereby the whole knife?

[alder24]

30 minutes ago, Sythrin said:

Metals inside or partially inside are allomantic inapt, for the most people.

What if somebody is stabbed by a blade with a wooden handle and the knob of the handle had a seperate ball of metal.

Could you steel push the knob and thereby the whole knife?

I think yes, as long as the blade and the ball aren't one piece of metal, connected under the handle (which I think usually is the case with knives). If they are, I think the simple perception trick that allows you to see an object as many pieces (Kelsier is doing this to spin rods, or Wax with bullets) might be enough for you to be able to push on the ball (but it may resist a little more, hard to say).