Because structural engineering shmuctural engineering, this is a video from Vitória, Brazil of a condominium building’s raised pool instantaneously collapsing into the parking garage below, flooding it. Man, just think if you’d been going for a night swim at that time — SKINNY DIPPING STYLE. Now you’re naked in the
This is a clip from WIRED’s ‘A World of Difference’ of Korey Kiepert, engineer and owner of wooden roller coaster design firm The Gravity Group comparing and contrasting the eight main types of roller coasters, how they operate, and what decisions lead to building one style of coaster instead of
This is a video of very smart engineer Shane Wighton of Youtube channel Stuff Made Here (previously: the robotic barber he made to cut his hair with actual scissors — okay maybe he’s not that smart) constructing a robotic pool cue system capable of making shots for you, all you
This is a video of Youtuber discussing and building the Stickler, a hot glue gun (complete with proton pack) that can shoot up to thirty feet, then using it to glue a toilet and anvil to the side of his Subaru (it’s what makes a Subaru, a Subaru). Obviously, I
This is a video of engineer Allen Pan building a face mask launcher that operates similar to a net gun to apply a face mask to a human face using a C02 propellant and weighted straps to wrap around the back of the head (similar to a bolas weapon). Is
This is a video of engineer Shane Wighton of YouTube channel Stuff Made Here discussing and demonstrating the robot he built to cut his hair with actual scissors instead of clippers or anything else that would potentially be safer. Shane must really trust his abilities, because as far as risky
This is a video of engineer Allen Pan of Youtube Channel Sufficiently Advanced (God, I’ll never be) constructing a ridiculous robotic social distancing arm out of a 10-foot military RolaTube (think of a ten foot slap bracelet, designed for creating an instantly rigid antennae mast in the field, but is