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This desktop machine brings 5-axis machining to your home workshop. The InfiMaker K1 is designed to machine 3-dimensional objects within 0.01 mm of accuracy. It spin at up to 20,000 RPM, cutting through various materials from wax to wood to metal. It offers automated setup, and AI tech scans objects, creates tool paths, and even
There’s no amber hue to this añejo tequila. Milagro Cristalino Añejo is a blue agave tequila with a difference. It’s aged in American and French oak barrels for 18-24 months, then is blended and filtered through charcoal to obtain a slightly sweet, crystal-clear liquid with smoother flavor than silver tequilas.
We watched in awe as wingsuit world champion Espen Fadnes hit speeds exceeding 200 kph as he buzzed along the steep Trollstigen Road in Norway, zooming past a bus and a bike rider as he made his descent. The stunt was performed in collaboration with Zing Toothpaste, with producer Amber Forte riding the bike and
This handy pocket tool from SOG packs three useful survival items in a pen-sized package. It’s got a carbide-tipped glass breaker, a safety whistle, and a firestarter and steel wool tinder compartment inside its anodized aluminum shell. It also has a built-in keyring for easy carrying.
Designer Andrew Kaefer made one of the coolest bags ever. As part of his Junk Drawer collection, he created a super-size Rubik’s Cube purse that actually spins. Beyond looking amazing, it’s practical, with three large storage compartments. He assembled it using more than 150 squares covered with dyed leather and using lazy Susan spinners to
The xTool Omni O1 makes UV printing more accessible than ever. With automated object scanning, precise image placement, built-in filtration, and polished software, it prints vibrant, durable graphics directly onto everything from metal and glass to leather, canvas, acrylic, and ceramics. It requires regular maintenance, but if you take care of it, it will reward
JackJack just made the most repulsive Rubik’s Cube ever. To create this disturbing diorama, they sculpted a creepy clay cube that has freaky faces on each of its sides. The scene imagines the mutant mind-bender being manipulated by a machine in a special observation enclosure built to contain the bizarre biohazard in the same lab
The BEAST (Bigfoot Expedition and Survival Tool) from is a compact multitool you can carry on your belt loop, keychain, or backpack. It packs Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, a 1/4″ hex driver, a rope cutter, a wire stripper, metric wrenches, a box opener, a ruler, a box cutter, and the oh-so-essential Sasquatch identification viewfinder.
There can never be too many food websites. Open Source Food remixes progressive copyright attitudes with yummy in my tummy. True to form, recipes come with a Creative Commons license.
Traveling? Duracell’s PowerSource Mini (1 USB, 1 mini USB) and Xantrex’s Mobile100 (2 USB, 1 AC outlet) are backup Li-Ion batteries for laptops, MP3 players and cellphones.
David Lanham is one of our favorite artists (you may know his work at Iconfactory), so we’re thrilled to see his vinyl Zog at StrangeKiss. Also available: Murder Zog, a Lanham/Kozik collab.
James from ProjectAir created this huge R/C airplane with ring-shaped wings to see if it could fly. Inspired by a paper airplane design, he built his circular wings with a balsa wood frame covered in heat-shrink film and a hollow balsa fuselage. He started by making a miniature, then ramped up to a full-size version.