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This tactical pen is made from an unbreakable, weapons-grade polymer. It has a low-profile, bolt-action mechanism that won’t snag on your pocket, and its pronged tip is designed for self-defense. Under its silicone rear cap, you’ll find a glass breaker with a tungsten carbide tip. Takes standard Parker G2, Fisher Space, and Schmidt P900 ink
CRKT’s keychain Knife Maintenance Tool packs in a ceramic honing edge and tungsten carbide sharpener, so you can sharpen your pocket knives wherever life takes you. In addition, it has fold-out T8 and T6 Torx driver bits, a flathead screwdriver, and a bottle opener.
This small pocket organizer holds your most frequently used everyday carry items. It’s made from waterproof waxed canvas with leather trim. The pouch has three tool slots and a notebook slot on its front. On its flipside, you’ll find another tool slot and a zippered compartment for loose items like earbuds, coins, and driver bits.
Ayscrim Studios makes these awesome desktop clocks built to look like the backglasses from classic pinball machines. Based on officially licensed art from Gottlieb and Bally with credit to the original artists, they come in electromechanical and digital versions with colorful edge-lit translites. The pinball flipper buttons for setting the time are a nice touch.
Makr’s Tonal Plaid wallets make an old world statement with new world style; the plaid patterns are laser etched, while the odd shaped cutouts make it easier to pull out cards and bills.
We’ve seen coffee tables with screens built in, but this over-engineered table from Axes: Garage is significantly geekier. Inspired by the green computer displays in The Matrix, these guys built a tabletop loaded with LEDs which serve as backlights for a laser-cut grille packed with katakana characters that light up to replicate the movie’s falling
London-based wildlife artist Josh Gluckstein is a known for creating incredible animal sculptures using recycled cardboard. His paper menagerie includes giant turtles, a manta ray, whales, an elephant, a giraffe, a lion, and an awesome looking shark he created for Discovery’s Shark Week. He also created version of Mabel in Beaver form from Hoppers.
This unique guitar pick is one you won’t want to toss at the end of a high-energy session. TiTern’s grade 5 titanium and forged carbon pick looks nice enough to wear as a pendant when you’re not playing. It has a wide, asymmetric grip, sharply beveled edges, and is just 2mm thick at its center.
HOZO’s cordless NeoSander is ideal for detail sanding on 3D prints, models, wood, metal, and more. The lightweight tool uses high-speed reciprocating motion for precise, controlled finishing and runs up to 240 minutes per charge. This bundle includes a charging dock, USB-C cable, sanding-paper kit, and 64 color-coded sanding heads in eight grits from 180
Scorch Marker’s heat-activated paint lets you create detailed wood-burned designs with a brush and a heat gun. Paint freehand or use stencils, then apply heat to permanently burn your artwork into the surface. The water-based formula cleans up with soap and water before heating, and each 2 oz jar covers 30+ projects. Pre-treatment and Heat
Is a Monvane modular sectional right for your home? Explore sofa layouts, upholstery, comfort factors, sizing, and buying tips before choosing your next couch.
Abdulla Siddiqui from Random Hands shows how he transformed one weapon into another by taking apart a rusty old mortar shell and using its metal to create a shiny new balisong knife. After discovering its cast iron casing was too brittle to hand-forge, he switched to using its steel tail fins for the knife’s blade.