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Showing posts with label weird. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weird. Show all posts
Jul 10, 2015
Apr 21, 2015
Black Pearl
Netherlands based custom house “Revatu Customs” has built a motorcycle powered by a functioning steam engine. The Black Pearl actually works like a steam train, with the rear wheel driven by a huge crankshaft.
It took 8 months for René van Tuil to build the Black Pearl.
Revatu Customs
It took 8 months for René van Tuil to build the Black Pearl.
Revatu Customs
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Apr 6, 2015
Porto Sippers
Oenophilia is selling the Porto Sippers with an integrated straw as being better for ports and liqueurs, allowing “your hand to warm the spirits as you sip through the stem.”
These are sippy cups for adults allowing you to enjoy the Port wine through a straw. A set of 4 will set you back $40 but just think of the childish fun you and your friends can have.
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These are sippy cups for adults allowing you to enjoy the Port wine through a straw. A set of 4 will set you back $40 but just think of the childish fun you and your friends can have.
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Apr 1, 2015
Uzi Tactical Pen
If you ever get caught behind enemy lines or kidnapped it would be nice to have a UZI Tactical Defender Pen. The Uzi Tactical Pen turns a mere pen into a life saving tool.
The crown doubles as a glass breaker if you ever get trapped in your vehicle. If things get really bad, you can always rely on the hidden handcuff key inside the top of this pen. This badass writing utensil is made of high-grade aircraft aluminum and writes upside down or under water.
The crown doubles as a glass breaker if you ever get trapped in your vehicle. If things get really bad, you can always rely on the hidden handcuff key inside the top of this pen. This badass writing utensil is made of high-grade aircraft aluminum and writes upside down or under water.
Mar 23, 2015
Cryptex Round Lock
If you value your data you might want to look into the new Cryptex Round Lock from the Russian designer Stanislav Tatarinov which revolutionizes the way you use and think about USB sticks.
Only the owner of the Cryptex Round Lock USB Flash Drive who knows the secret combination of positions for each of the four gears can open the lock and get access to the 16 GB USB flash drive locked inside.
Only the owner of the Cryptex Round Lock USB Flash Drive who knows the secret combination of positions for each of the four gears can open the lock and get access to the 16 GB USB flash drive locked inside.
Darth Vader Toaster
You wake up as the Darth Vader alarm clock goes off, you head downstairs to the kitchen in your Star Wars pajamas and Darth Vader slippers, ready for a cup of coffee and toast, what better way is there than start your day with a dark Star Wars Toast?
This $45 Darth Vader Toaster sold by Big Bad Toy Store is the perfect kitchen appliance for any Star Wars fan. Pop in two pieces of sliced bread and in moments Vader ejects them with the Star Wars logo on both sides.
This $45 Darth Vader Toaster sold by Big Bad Toy Store is the perfect kitchen appliance for any Star Wars fan. Pop in two pieces of sliced bread and in moments Vader ejects them with the Star Wars logo on both sides.
Mar 20, 2015
CLIP - 3D printing technology
CLIP — Continuous Liquid Interface Production — is a breakthrough technology that grows parts instead of printing them layer by layer. UV light triggers photo polymerization and oxygen inhibits it. By carefully balancing the interaction of light and oxygen, CLIP continuously grows objects from a pool of resin. CLIP is a chemical process that carefully balances light and oxygen to eliminate the mechanical steps and the layers.
Conventional 3D printers take several hours to print an object because they need to individually treat each new layer of material after it's put down so that the next layer can be put down on top of it. The new method is much faster because it works continuously, instead of in layers, eliminating this step.
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3D printing technology inspired by the futuristic liquid metal in the movie Terminator 2.
Conventional 3D printers take several hours to print an object because they need to individually treat each new layer of material after it's put down so that the next layer can be put down on top of it. The new method is much faster because it works continuously, instead of in layers, eliminating this step.
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3D printing technology inspired by the futuristic liquid metal in the movie Terminator 2.
Mar 17, 2015
100 Years Later
100 years later, Antarctic explorers' huts look frozen in time
About a hundred years after Antarctic explorers set up house on the coldest, driest, and windiest place on Earth, conservators have restored four of these landmarks to look as they did in their former heydays. The wooden dwellings of early explorers have been restored to look as they did during the first treks to the continent in the early 1900s, whiskey and all.
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About a hundred years after Antarctic explorers set up house on the coldest, driest, and windiest place on Earth, conservators have restored four of these landmarks to look as they did in their former heydays. The wooden dwellings of early explorers have been restored to look as they did during the first treks to the continent in the early 1900s, whiskey and all.
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Mar 16, 2015
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