The Slow Mo Guys have been spending time with Kentucky Ballistics, because he’s got lots of things that go BOOM. In this video, they tested the one weapon in Scott’s arsenal that even he dreads shooting. The 950JDJ FAT MAC is the world’s largest sporting rifle. It fires a huge 20mm diameter bullet, kicks out a massive muzzle flash, and has insane recoil.

You know you’re really getting old when bands like this “come back.” French dance duo Justice teamed up with Tame Impala to mark their return with a hell of an earworm. Neverender is about being haunted by regret and troubled times, appropriately paired with the duo’s iconic tempo and sound and Kevin Parker’s loopy lyrics.

After trashing a PT Cruiser with their giant steel dart, How Ridiculous takes aim at a bunch more stuff with their pointy 1300+ pound projectile. Among its latest victims are a pile of inflated tires, a thick piece of timber, a safe, and the ultimate challenge, a stack of cars. The crane operator deserves a raise for his precision.

You don’t need a motorcycle to get value from Odinsberg’s tool roll. It has 56 elastic loops for organizing hand tools and accessories and a zippered compartment for loose items. Rolled up, it measures just 9.5″ x 5.5″, and opens to 21″ x 9.5″. A hanging hook and MOLLE webbing provide mounting versatility. (Tools not included.)

We’ve seen a DIY motorcycle that runs on a single tank-like track. Now, an outfit from Latvia hopes to put one into production. The Oruga Unitrack aims to conquer all kinds of rugged terrain. It’s expected to have a 121 hp electric powertrain, and its track will offer grip on sand, snow, and mud. At this time, Oruga is raising funds for an initial production run.

The Earth has a fascinating and terrifying collection of venomous animals, which may have made you wonder how they don’t succumb to their own weapons. MinuteEarth reveals that these deadly creatures have evolved four tried-and-true fail-safes. To keep them as protected as possible, poisonous animals often employ a combination of these methods.

This pocket multitool offers a variety of functions in a skinny, pen-style form factor. When closed, it works as a glass breaker, a ruler, and a writing instrument. Flip it over, and its magnetic tip holds interchangeable parts, including a pocket knife, hobby knife, and precision driver bits. It’s also got a bit socket on its side. Available in stainless steel or titanium.

Technology has gotten to the point where you can buy a full HD camera that fits on your keychain. Filmmaker Isaac Carlton picked up one of these tiny cameras from Amazon to see if he could shoot an entire short film using it. This fun behind-the-scenes video explains how he created the film, but if you want to cut to the case, here’s the 3-minute movie.

This compact screwdriver from Klein Tools is perfect for turning screws in tight places. The palm-sized driver has a ratcheting mechanism to help you work faster and a cushioned grip to improve torque and comfort. The set includes #1 and #2 Phillips bits, 1/4″ and 3/16″ slotted bits, and 1/4″ and 5/16″ nut drivers.

Fermenting sugar and yeast is the most basic way to produce alcohol. After several attempts to turn Monster Energy Drink into an alcoholic beverage, Golden Hive Mead finally figured it out. It turns out that some Monster ingredients make it inhospitable to yeast and require a special brewing process. Turns out it makes pretty good wine.

This ultra-bright flashlight from CountyComm blasts out up to 16,800 lumens and its beam can reach up to 2600 feet (appx. 1/2 a mile). Continuously variable brightness control lets you dial in as much light as needed. The light is built for long life with an IP68-rated aluminum body and is powered by three rechargeable 21700 batteries (included).

Washiyama Giken created this unique musical instrument that combines a synthesizer with the bow action of a violin. It uses a piezo sensor to detect the vibrations created by the bow’s movement and an Arduino Uno R4 Minima to translate those into a sound waveform that impacts the sound produced by the note pressed on the keyboard. More here.

Chop and split wood like a boss with this heavy-duty tactical axe from survival outfitter Cold Steel. It has a 3.5″ carbon steel blade with a sharpened rear point and a lightweight 19″ handle in dark brown. It’s great for throwing too and comes with a sturdy and secure sheath for safe transit.

This boldly-styled monochrome wristwatch from Tissot features a case made from black-and-grey marbled forged carbon fiber. Its PVD stainless steel caseback has a window to see its Swiss-made automatic movement in action. It offers an 80-hour power reserve and includes a textured black rubber strap. A durable scratch-resistant sapphire crystal caps it off.

After building a wobbling thrill ride, Colin Furze thought it might be fun to make a version that could be attached to a moving vehicle. Taking inspiration from Mad Max Fury Road, he and his pal Tom Lamb got to work fabricating a pole with a counterweight that he installed on an old Vauxhall Van. The finished ride looks fun but sketchy as heck.

We’ve reached the point where drone shows are replacing fireworks shows. Chinese company Zhujian Planning Media now holds the Guinness World Record for the largest aerial image ever produced by drones. Controlled by a single laptop, 7,598 drones took to the sky, displaying images including The Great Wall of China, an enormous dragon, and a tiger.