Taking his previous project of a halved back wheel bike to the next illogical step, Youtuber The Q has built the ‘Epic Bicycle Formula 0.5 + 0.5 = 0.33 + 0.33 + 0.33’, a bicycle that has a front wheel split into thirds, and its back wheel split in half,

Because these are the times we live in, Dan Polydoris of Death By Toys has created a much needed ‘Me Giving Up And Walking Into The Ocean With All Of My Clothes On’ action figure. He also makes ‘My Lying Awake Thinking Of Some Shit I Said 4 Years Ago’,

Because having to use your hands sucks (I’m dictating this), Youtuber The Q developed a hands-free umbrella hood made out of PVC. That’s cool, plus you look like an armadillo — and you know what I think about armadillos. “They’re like rolly pollies with tits.” Exactly. 

This is a video from the Brick Experiment Channel on Youtube of the construction and testing of an incredibly impressive mini LEGO-powered submarine, complete with automatic depth control (and minifig captain). The tiny submersible is capable of maintaining a constant depth OR distance from the bottom using its onboard pressure

Inspired by the weapon in the video game Hood: Outlaws and Legends, this is a video of Youtuber Black Bear Projects crafting a triple arrow wrist-mounted crossbow from start to finish. Following his video is a great way to build your own triple arrow wrist-mounted crossbow. Following his video is

This is a video demonstration of a Sparck Technologies packaging machine creating a perfectly sized box for a product (in this case a loose Peppa Pig plushie), using 3D imaging to calculate its precise dimensions. It then packages the item in the box for shipment. How about that! Of course

It’s summer, and you know what that means — unintentionally cooking your meat in the car. No thank you! So to help prevent overcooked privates, Matty Benedetto of Youtube channel Unnecessary Inventions created the Jewel Cooler, a car A/C port attachment that hoses fresh air straight to your unfresh underwear.

In Metal Gear Solid news, this is a video from the fun-loving Finnish couple of Beyond The Press at a factory to see how a 10-ton bevel gear is machined. How are they machined? Very slowly, and it takes about two weeks to finish one gear. For reference, if I