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Simple but effective method of gathering an exact number of pieces each time. 🔩

Simple but effective method of gathering an exact number of pieces each time. 🔩

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No suspension. They learned so we don't have to.

No suspension. They learned so we don't have to.

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repair garden hose in seconds

repair garden hose in seconds

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Unbelievable

Unbelievable

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In China, an engineer came up with anti-mosquito air defense 🦟

In China, an engineer came up with anti-mosquito air defense 🦟

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How to test fuses

How to test fuses

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the nutcracker

the nutcracker

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Switchable notched trowel set

Switchable notched trowel set

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Physics is fun. Anyone who can explain it?

Physics is fun. Anyone who can explain it?

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Zero tolerance machining

Zero tolerance machining

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Cable end cap

Cable end cap

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Square hole drills

Square hole drills

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Check this out 🤯

Check this out 🤯

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cable stripper

cable stripper

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Magazine speedloader

Magazine speedloader

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Any computer engineers here? This looks like a data leak

Any computer engineers here? This looks like a data leak

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Paul Curry, an amateur magician in New York City, was the first to discover that a square can be cut into a few pieces and the pieces rearranged to make a square of the same size that has a hole in it! There are many versions of the Curry paradox, but this one is the simplest.

Paul Curry, an amateur magician in New York City, was the first to discover that a square can be cut into a few pieces and the pieces rearranged to make a square of the same size that has a hole in it! There are many versions of the Curry paradox, but this one is the simplest.

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A modified 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar with a hidden button for clasping and unclasping a sword.

A modified 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar with a hidden button for clasping and unclasping a sword.

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Induction heating

Induction heating

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What is the name of this tool?

What is the name of this tool?

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thread repair kit

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Designed 100 years ago.

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Pothole speed testing.

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useful tips

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The Rehbinder effect

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holy guacamole

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