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Most first aid kits are strictly utilitarian. Hide & Drink’s bag adds a bit of style. Their handsome first aid pouch is handmade in Guatemala from full-grain leather, and has space for essentials like gauze, tape, and bandages. Its exterior pockets can hold flashlights, emergency shears, or a other pocket tools. Available in black, brown,
Miniaturization has made it possible to put computers in very small spaces. But putting a Windows PC inside of a walnut shell sounds crazy. Dr.Kun Dániel shows how he crammed a fully-functional microcomputer inside of a hollowed-out nut shell. It has a tiny IPS display in its top half, a simple 5-key keyboard, and a
This modern LED desk lamp provides ambient light on a set of three nested rings. Each ring has an array of RGB lights that can change color, but what makes it really interesting is Lepro’s mobile app and LightGPM tech, which uses AI to design color schemes and effects based on voice prompts. Unbox Therapy
Landon Sees spent about 2 years building a model of a house entirely out of wooden popsicle sticks and hot glue. Thanks to the magic of time-lapse, we can watch the entire construction project in about 16 minutes. In this second video, Landon offers a tour of his miniature house, which appears to be built
This carrying case from Piorama is incredibly useful given its size. The 8″ nylon case offers sections for writing tools and small accessories. Its roll-out section holds 12 pens or pencils. Mesh pockets organize erasers, batteries, and other small items, while its main compartment is great for chargers, earbuds, or mini notepads. Available in gray,
Tired of people stealing your beer? Hide it in plain sight and maybe it’ll last longer. That’s exactly what woodworker Matt Thompson did by building a beverage cooler inside of what looks like a stack of wood. The scraps and can of varnish glued on top are a nice touch in completing the camouflage effect.
Keep your travel grooming essentials in one place with this hanging toiletry bag from Fitdom. Its front opens fully for easy access to its large main compartment, while its zippered section has mesh and liquid-safe pockets. Outside you’ll find Velcro MOLLE webbing and a detachable paracord handle. They also make a smaller version for overnight
Looking for the perfect gift for the retro gamer in your life? This glass decanter is modeled after the original CX-10 joystick from the Atari 2600 game console. The set includes a 750 ml decanter, two Atari logo whiskey glasses, and a matching tray with Atari’s 21st-century “Futuristic Since Forever” tagline.
A normal kitchen blender is powered by an electric motor. Mister Patina thought it would be much cooler to fix his blended drinks using a gas engine. He started by building Toyan’s V8 engine kit, then engineered a drivetrain to spin the blender’s blade. The 4 hp engine works just like the real deal, and
Concord Aerospace celebrates the Apollo space missions with a set of 13 coasters, each decorated with an Apollo mission badge. The coasters are made from slate, with full-color artwork and an aerospace-grade clearcoat finish for durability. In addition to protective feet on back, each coaster has a strong magnet so you can display them on
An artist creates a detailed landscape by painting inside a glass sphere with a tiny hooked brush. This traditional Chinese technique, known as nei-hua (内画), requires every stroke to be applied in reverse through a narrow opening. The video, posted by Timeless Flavors of China, showcases the patience and precision required to master this unique
8BitDo celebrates 30th years of N64 gaming with a keyboard inspired by the consoles’ transparent Ice Blue color. The 87-key wireless/wired keyboard features RGB backlighting, linear mechanical switches with N-Key rollover, and UV-coated double-shot printed keycaps. It comes with two Super Buttons, and there’s also a matching wireless controller.