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DIY Homemade Submarine made from Metal Barrels!
Remember they Chinese guy who made the helicopter? Well, here’s another Chinese guy who made a freakin’ submarine out of old metal barrels.
Talk about eco-friendly, this submarine probably is the most green submarine ever made.
Way cool huh?
I am gonna go make mine too now and start a new business.
Tao Xiangli made the 1.6 tonnes submarine mostly from metal barrels and improvised parts by hand, reports Zhong’an Online.
“Metal barrels are possibly the best material for me because of their low cost,” said Tao, a migrant worker in Beijing.
The 20ft submarine is cramped inside with room for only one person but it features pressure metres, monitoring cameras, a TV set, oxygen supply and headlights.
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DIY Homemade Submarine made from Metal Barrels!
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GunBus Monster Motorcycle!
Check out this monster GunBus motorcycle that will go into production soon.
Unlike other two-wheeled behemoths, the Leonhardt Gunbus is actually ready to ride on normal roads and will soon go into series production. That’s right… you’ll actually be able to buy one of these. Next on the agenda is an equally massive sidecar, which somehow seems just right for this bike.
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Flashlight with Integrated Video Camera!
Here’s a cool flashlight that also embeds an integrated video camera. How neat is that?
Now you can go in the dark and shoot your favorite videos with just a single flashlight.
There’s no word when this will be available in the U.S. though…darn.
The AD-1500 Video Flashlight records video with its mini CMOS camera and built-in microphone. As long as you’re not too intrigued by the rookie puking over in the corner, you could pick up every single bit of crime information, literally not being left in the dark. The camera records in MP4 format right onto microSD cards. Up to 2GB of video time, or around 180 minutes.
730 Ton Damper Ball Keeps Building Stable!
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Here’s a 730 Ton Damper Ball that keeps Taipei 101 building in Taiwan stable, even during the Chinese earthquake as shown in the video.
Here’s how it keeps it stable:
What’s interesting about the 101 is that it has a gigantic suspended tuned mass damper, or hanging ball, which takes up four stories and works like this to prevent the building from falling over and tragically crushing office workers. This 730 ton sphere looks intimidating when still, but wait until you see it in motion during the earthquake.
Recycled Record Case!
Here’s a cool recycled record case that you can store your good ol’ records in.
Designed with vintage record carrying cases in mind, with a new twist, this handmade box holds somewhere between thirty and forty seven-inch vinyl records - or whatever else you may want to store or take with you. Enjoy storing your records within a box made of records! What, no records to store you say? It would make a cool and truly unique purse as well.
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World’s Fastest Clock measures to the Milionth of a Second!
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Well, I can’t see the last couple digits moving, maybe they need a high speed camera to really prove it’s the world’s fastest clock.
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