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HOZO updates the humble hobby knife with push-button blade changes. The knife has an anti-roll aluminum handle and interchangeable blades for cutting, carving, sawing, and filing. The accompanying case unfolds into a portable workspace with a cutting mat, magnetic blade storage, and a blade disposal slot. The Premium Combo includes numerous extra blades.
Known for its 3D printers, Bambu Lab enters the laser game with the R1. The 55W CO2 laser cuts and engraves wood, leather, acrylic, metal, and more across a 600 × 300 mm work area. Automatic mirror alignment and camera-assisted positioning simplify setup, dual fans aid ventilation, and conveyor and rotary add-ons handle long boards
VAULT is a DIY, 3D-printable toolbox system designed to keep workshops organized. With 95 module sizes, it features stackable, locking compartments, full-extension drawers, removable dividers, and interchangeable labels. The system is compatible with Gridfinity, and its modular design lets you mix and match drawers, hinged-lid containers, and handles.
Making acrylic items on a laser cutter, CNC mill, or UV printer requires quality materials. Acrylicrafts sells premium cast acrylic sheets in many colors, along with clear, frosted, glitter, and mirrored. Some feature a dual finish design with gloss on one side and matte on the other. The 3mm (1/8″) thick sheets come in a
$70 might seem like a lot for a screwdriver, but this one is worth it. Designed for DIYers in collaboration with Megapro, the Nuclear driver has a see-through body that glows after exposure to UV light, plus a quality ratchet mechanism for better control and less fatigue. Its internal storage comes loaded with 11 driver
Designed for makers, designers, and small businesses, the xTool O1 printer can print on acrylic, wood, glass, metal, apparel, and more. It combines UV, DTG, DTF, and UV DTF printing in a single desktop machine. Its dual-printhead system supports hard goods, fabric printing, decals, 3D textures, fluorescent inks, foiling, and lenticular motion effects.
Do you love escape rooms and tricky puzzles? The Keebox Green should be right up your alley. The mechanical puzzle offers a sequence of challenging puzzles to solve in the correct order to reveal the hidden token inside. One or two people can play, and digital hints are available if you get stuck. For more
When it comes to making cakes that look like other things, pastry artist Natalie Sideserf is one of the best in the business. In this Halloween video, she shows how she created a dessert that looks exactly like a jack-o-lantern, complete with an edible candle inside. We had no idea that nuts burned like candles.
We love those Coca-Cola Freestyle machines that let you pick from 100+ soda flavors. Luke Creatives took the idea to the extreme by engineering a machine that can make sodas with hundreds of thousands of flavor combinations from 20 base flavorings. It uses a microcontroller and peristaltic pumps to mix flavors and offers AI voice
The latest version of the TiRuler improves its utility with a variety of upgrades. It has the same folding design, but its markings are now etched and filled with black ink for readability, it gets 45º/90º/180º angle stops, a quick compass feature, and inner diameter measurement. It also adds two new tools: a removable magnetic
Architect and maker of miniatures, Mark Sagum of Diorama PH is back with another amazing build. In this video, he shows how he created a replica of a vintage Pac-Man machine from hand-cut plastic sheets. The piece is incredibly detailed, from the cabinet art to the marquee and game screen. We love how he used
