Available July 1st for $200, LEGO Ideas is releasing a typewriter build set inspired by the one submitted by builder Steve Guinness, and further influenced by a typewriter model used by LEGO Group founder Ole Kirk Kristiansen in the 1950’s. The set features 2,079 pieces and includes a carriage that

This is a video of Todd Robbins of Kuma Films performing a variety of trick shots with a rope dart, a Chinese martial arts weapons similar to the Japanese kunai on a rope popularized by Scorpion in Mortal Kombat. Get over here! “Finish him.” Fatality. “Toasty!” Haha, that brings back

This is ‘Playing With Time’, a short video created by Ben Ouaniche of Youtube channel Macro Room combining both slow motion and regular speed footage in the various clips. It was pretty trippy to watch. Maybe not as trippy as watching your life flash before your eyes, but that car

This is a video of Action Lab’s James Orgill dropping a steel ball and ping-pong ball on one of the world’s bounciest surfaces to see how long they’ll bounce for. James says the surface has a coefficient of restitution (the ratio of the final to initial relative velocity between two

Presumably in order to prove the existence of fire fairies, this is a video from Youtube channel Another Perspective (previously) of a lighter igniting at an incredible 20,000 frames/second. You know, it’s crazy to think one minute you’re confident you’ve finally overcome your pyromania, and the next you’re watching an

Because magic is all around us, this is a video of some guy squirting spray cheese through the center hole of a Ritz cracker and it perfectly layering itself in a circle around the top of the cracker. visibly blowing Tik Tok’r Matt Corry’s mind in the process. And mine

This is another Action Lab Shorts video starring James Orgill, this time firing a Nerf projectile backwards from a moving car traveling forward the same speed forwards (around 55MPH) to see if the bullet will just fall to the ground. The answer? Yes. James also sounds pretty stoked he was

This is a video from James Orgill of Action Lab Shorts showing what happens when you pour some delectable sulfuric acid on a roll of toilet paper. According to James, the reason this happens is because the sulfuric acid is removing the water molecules from the toilet paper in a