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Revival Supply Co. miniscule dwellings can be put together by two people using an 11mm wrench about 4 hours, and flat-packed in 45 minutes. It’s got enough space for a queen mattress in its lofted bedroom, a shower/toilet area, and can be wired, plumbed, and insulated.

While it’s not strong enough for climbing, we still think Nomad’s clip is a pretty nifty way to carry a charging cable everywhere. It’s perfect on a belt loop or backpack, and comes in both Lightning and MicroUSB versions.

This super bright LED flashlight beams out up to 2000 lumens of brightness, and can be seen from up to 1000 feet away. It’s water resistant, and offers five light modes, and has a zoom lens. Measures 5.3″ long.

Brooklyn design studio RockPaperRobot invented this cool chair that folds flat when not in use, but still has a stylish and comfortable design when opened. The trick is the use of a flexible sheet of wood slats that form its back and seat, and sit atop a hinged aluminum base.

The second batch of Mondo’s movie-themed tiki mugs feature the Xenomorph. The black, blue and green mugs are available from Mondo; the brown will be unique to the Alamo Drafthouse and the bone mug will be sold as an event exclusive.

The Bit Bar screwdriver lets you carry up to eight standard hex bits in a magnetic push bar inside a pocket knife-sized handle. The detachable ratchet can be adjusted into three positions, and you get a leather pouch that stores both the handle and the ratchet.

The latest power tool from WORX doubles as a jig saw and reciprocating saw, and also works great in the yard to cut and prune branches. It’s got a built in blower to clear sawdust from the blade, and is powered by a 20V lithium-ion battery, so it works anywhere.

A modern hunting knife with a traditional bowie shape. It’s got a substantial 7″ black powdercoated blade, and a durable composite nylon/fiberglass handle offering a solid and stable grip, embossed with the classic Ruger eagle logo.

South Korean company Dot claims that it’s already mass producing its award-winning design for a Braille smartwatch. The eponymous watch not only tells the time – it can also display phone notifications, navigation and more. It also has quick reply and action buttons.

You never know when you’ll get stuck in the dark somewhere, so if there’s one tool you always want with you, it’s got to be a flashlight. Our pals at Everyday Carry gathered up a collection of 10 great little light sources you can carry on your keychain.

Light up without flint or lighter fluid with this high-tech rechargeable lighter. It uses an electrically-generated plasma charge to ignite up to 300 times per charge, and is windproof, splashproof, and TSA-compliant. Save 84% in The Awesomer Shop.

So you’ve got an enemy you want to put in their place? A simple 4-letter word or middle finger just won’t do the trick. Charley Chartwell’s has you covered with this reference chart packed with the Bard’s whip-smart witticisms, ready to address all of your insult needs.

Why wait ’til your food is cooked to add Sriracha? Huy Fong Foods and Sugarmade have made an edible seasoning stick based on the tasty hot sauce. Stick Sriracha Stix into your meat of choice before you cook it, and it will be seasoned from the inside out. Drops 2/2017.

Phighter Images’ aviation-themed tables are custom built from the ribs of airplane wings integrated with a sturdy metal base. Sizes range from a 4 ft coffee table ($5500+) or 6 ft desk ($7700+) to a massive 28 ft conference table, and can be embellished with custom artwork.

A while back, we featured Taybles’ awesome, but pricey cassette tape coffee table. They recently launched a Kickstarter to bring down the cost so more of us can enjoy one, complete with the hidden compartment, drink holders, and dry erase top for customizing your mix.

This incredible fiberglass reinforced tape can repair just about anything, from broken tool handles to actively-leaking pipes. Once wet and formed into place, it cures 100 times stronger than duct tape. Comes with one 2″ wide wraps, one 1″ wide wrap, and prep materials.

Braeön (“brawn”) is a lightweight and heat-sensitive plastic that comes in a thin roll. It melts at low temperature, allowing you to cut, join and shape it. When it hardens, it becomes stronger than steel and resistant to moisture, cold and abrasion.

This smartly designed drink coaster conceals all kinds of openers in its base. It’s got a regular bottle opener, two kinds of twist-off wrenches, and a pry bar for can tabs. Each one is machined from a solid chunk of aluminum, with cork fill on the underside.

This set of dramatically styled knives from Defender Xtreme includes four different 440 stainless steel blades, each finished in a dramatic oxidized titanium to give it a rainbow finish on both its blade and handle. Also available for bid on eBay.

Designer Axel Schindlbeck’s desk and wall timepiece is designed to help improve your math skills. Rather than tell time in simple hours and minutes, it displays equations you must solve instead. Offers four different difficulty levels as your skills improve.

Ceramicist Jo Scravis creates amazing clay mugs featuring gross, disfigured, and downright disturbing characters from our world and beyond. Each one of a kind work of art is wheel-thrown, then hand-sculpted and painted with food-safe glazes.

Some of us here at Awesomer HQ have a sweet tooth, so we decided to round up a few candies which you can buy in giant bags – from 2 to 15 pounds. Whether you like PEZ, Atomic Fireballs, Swedish Fish, Lemonheads, Runts, or even Gummi Bears, they can all be supersized.

Back in the day, we lived off of instant noodles. After all, they’re dirt cheap, fill you up, and they actually taste pretty good. Now that we’re “adults,” we prefer fresh-made ramen, but we still dig this fun sticky note pad which looks like a brick of the dorm room mealtime favorite.

Looking for a versatile tool that won’t take up lots of space? Look no further than Everyday Carry’s round-up of 10 great metal multi-tools which are flat enough to fit on keychains, in your pocket, or even in a wallet.

Woodworker I Like to Make Stuff tries his hand at concrete to make an ocean-themed table for his wife. He used the concrete as the bottom surface then added layers of blue-dyed clear epoxy resin to mimic the sea.