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The latest version of CountyComm’s Diplomat pouch holds 25% more of your everyday gear than before. Made from durable X-Pac cloth with a waterproof YKK zipper, the case is just the right size for pocket tools, pens, knives, and flashlights. It’s also got room for small notepads, and its exterior has a hook-and-loop patch panel
Rallying the troops: Subaru has massively tweaked its 2.5L four banger for 2009, which now pumps out a full 41 hp and 18 lb-ft. over last year. That’s a total of 265 hp and 244 lb-ft of torque.
Burls Art has built guitars out of everything from newspaper to jawbreakers. This time he made a guitar with a body and neck made of… nothing. Making this unique electric guitar involved assembling tensioned aircraft cables and metal brackets to hold together its strings, frets, bridge, and electronics. It’s tricky to keep in tune, but
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
Japanese company Astrum, owners of the Pentel brand, let ProcessX tour their factory to see how they make millions of sign pens annually. These felt-tip pens are popular for drawing, lettering, and calligraphy, and their production is surprisingly satisfying, as barrels, fillers, and caps dance through machines before being filled with ink and packed into
Rooted in the Highlands of Jalisco, Tequila Cazadores has added Cazadores Pineapple Infused Tequila to its 100% agave portfolio. Founded 100+ years ago, the brand’s first infused tequila is a natural choice created by Master Distiller José Miguel Escobar. Cazadores Pineapple Infused Tequila makes it simple to create fruity cocktails with just a few ingredients.
After watching this video, we assumed that plucked guitar strings vibrated in smooth, undulating curves. But minutephysics shows how that’s not actually the case. It turns out that the waves that are generated are straighter and more angular, and the sine waves we’ve seen in videos before are mostly due to rolling shutter artifacts of
This economical folding knife offers everyday convenience for opening boxes but could also save your life in a car crash. Its serrated and gut-hook blade edges can cut cardboard and rope and quickly saw through seatbelt webbing. It’s got a non-slip nylon fiberglass handle and a built-in key clip.
We’ve never seen a bag as big as the Ogre. This jumbo bag is built for strength and carrying capacity. Made from Cordura or ballistic Nylon, the Ogre is best for cumbersome items like sports balls, pillows, or laundry, and can hold 1000 lb. or more. As its maker, Keith, shows, it can even carry
Apple doesn’t make furniture, but if they did, it might look something like this. HTX Studio created what they call the AirDesk, a unique desk with a transparent screen that acts as a secondary display, with visible computer components underneath. Powered by a Mac Mini, it also has an X/Y gantry that moves a wireless
Documentarian John Wilson is a master of making the mundane interesting. In The History of Concrete, he explores the building material that holds together New York and most cities. But the movie works on more than one level, as John frames the story using the formulaic structure of a Hallmark movie while trying to pitch
Fresh for this summer, the fifth volume of Kazu Kibuishi’s Flight series of books is now available. Inside are 368 enjoyable, full-color pages from 23 accomplished comic book artists.
