This is a video of Youtuber Matt Denton constructing an electric powered, 3D printed parts replica of the 1981 LEGO Technics Dune Buggy set 8845. It’s 10.5x larger than the original, so large Matt is able to sit in it to drive. That’s cool, but you can sit in anything

Inspired by LEGO’s 2021 typewriter set, which did not type, Youtuber Koenkun Bricks took it upon himself to make a version that actually works. And it does work, just not how a traditional typewriter does. The mechanism is very impressive, and I’m blown away (FULL DISCLOSURE: my mind is like

Because why buy 2-liters of Coca-Cola when you can spend a whole year and small fortune trying to make it yourself at home (do Mentos next!), this is a video documenting engineer Zach Armstrong’s quest to replicate the exact Coca-Cola formula. Zach uses mass spectrometry to determine the chemical composition

Because the things that happen behind closed doors are usually the steamiest things to happen (especially in this case), YouTuber GopherDope (easily some of my favorite dope, beaverdope too) went and constructed a clear dishwasher to see what happens in there during a wash cycle. SPOILER: lots of water blasting

This is a video of mad inventor Colin Furze (previously) building a quadruple barrel toilet paper launcher. He also experiments with a single barrel launcher that sets the paper on fire as it’s launched, but that one still needs some tweaking (like my nips). I can’t even imagine what would

This is a video of Youtuber Carlos 3D Print constructing a human-sized Pokeball using a wooden frame and a ton of 3D printed panels. He then covered the ball with fiberglass and resin before painting. It looks good. Plus it has an interior that reminds me of Darth Vader’s masturbation

Because you can never have enough cowbell bass, Philip Kaplan (previously seen reinventing portable music with CD player headphones) went and built a tactical subwoofer. At first I was skeptical, but after watching the video it’s managed to break into the top 10 of my Christmas list. I’m really hoping

Because evolution is just an r short of revolution (I don’t know I’m just spitballing here), this is a video featuring a brief evolutionary history of Theo Jansen’s wind-powered Strandbeests, culminating in footage of his most recent species. Do, uh, do these things mate? And do you think they’ll ever