Concept: Bath Safeguard
Kai Chen’s bath safeguard is a waterproof silicon gadget that measures the temp of your water. It’s a safety device, but we think it’s also perfect for guys who like their water just shy of scalding.
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Home gadgets and modern living essentials built for function and style. Discover home accessories, furniture, and design ideas that improve how you cook, relax, and get things done at home.
Vosteed CheesePirates Porcupine Knife
If you’re going to cut the cheese, you should do it with the right knife. This version of Vosteed’s handy Porcupine pocket knife has a handle that looks like cartoon cheese. It features a 2.99″ stonewashed blade with a liner lock mechanism, an orange thumb stud, and notched finger grooves. Plus, the CheesePirates collection helps
Milspin Rhino Bar EDC Pry Tool
This tiny, minimalist keychain tool is more versatile than it looks. The 3″ long Rhino Bar is machined from a solid stainless steel bar, has grip indentations, and won’t bend or break under pressure. Use it to pry apart things, remove staples, open packages, and scrape paint or glue. It can also turn flat-blade screws.
GEO Circular Multitool
This innovative multitool packs a cutting blade, bottle opener, flat-blade driver, pry tool, and string cutter in a compact, circular form factor. Inside its aluminum shell is a rotating blade that spins and locks to expose the tool you need, and includes a safety mode with a lanyard hole. Now available for pre-order on Kickstarter.
Rhino Rescue Portable First Aid Kit
This compact first aid kit from Rhino Rescue features a rugged, water-resistant EVA case and a carabiner clip. It’s packed with 130 useful items like bandages, wound compresses, gloves, burn gel, an ice pack, medical scissors, and a first aid manual. Toss one in your car trunk, and carry another on your backpack. Available with
PACE Ti Tritium-Core Fountain Pen
The PACE Ti is an elegant and modern writing instrument machined from grade 5 titanium. The compact pen comes with a quality Schmidt #5 fountain pen nib and can be filled using suction to draw ink from a jar or using a disposable ink cartridge. Its lightweight body has a tapered grip for comfort, and
Zephyra: Scent-Diffusing Spinning Top
This metal top from Titaner helps you focus your senses of sight and smell. Its unique design has a fragrance oil chamber and interchangeable cutout lids that disperse pleasant aromas as it turns. It’s made from grade 5 titanium with a low-friction ceramic point for long, smooth spins. Options include gold or purple anodized finishes,
Mag Grab Magnetic Fishing Fly Holders
These magnetic trays from Cling are designed for holding fishing flies, but they’re equally useful for keeping screws, small tools, and other metal hardware from getting away during repairs. The Mag Grab Mini and Plus, and Doublestack are made from anodized aluminum and have a two-piece design that lets you attach them to clothing, bags,
Kizer Drop Bear PEI Pocket Knife
This everyday pocket knife from Kizer offers a 2.98″ Nitro-V steel drop-point blade that holds securely in place with a clutch lock system. Its semi-transparent yellow PEI handle lets you see through to its metal structure and provides textured grooves for grip. Comes with a removable deep-carry pocket clip.
Universal Buddy XL Burnt Titanium Drink Cooler
Now available in a heat-burnished titanium finish, FrostBuddy’s Universal Buddy XL can cooler is designed to hold just about any drink you throw at it. It fits everything from 12 oz. skinny cans to bottles and 24 oz. beverages. Its double-walled stainless steel construction keeps drinks cold for 12+ hours or hot for 6+ hours,
The Museum Modular Desk Organizer
Hancept’s desktop organizer system features modules inspired by architectural shapes. The Museum comes with 11 geometric containers you can snap together to suit your personal needs. Its upcycled bio-plastic bins connect with clips and can be used in or out of the included base tray. Flip over the ones you’re not using, and they become
Making a Table from Recycled 3D Printing Plastic
After messing up a 3D printed chair, maker Morley Kert decided to break up its plastic into tiny pieces and use them to create a new piece of furniture. After chopping up the chair, he ran the pieces through an industrial plastic crusher. It took a lot of experimentation to form the table’s curved wooden