Like most metals, steel is an easily recyclable material. In this video from Handyman Restoration, he shows us how he took a pile of steel nail clippers, forged them into a block which he hammered flat to form a fixed blade with a unique damascus pattern. It was interesting to see how he made the wooden handle too.

Titaner’s Tiroler measuring device is a rolling ruler that fits in your pocket. Made from CNC-machined titanium, it can measure around corners, along curves, and irregular surfaces. It comes in 10-centimeter and 5-inch versions that click each time a full revolution is completed.

Turkey is so closely associated with Thanksgiving that many call it “Turkey Day.” Weird History Food explores the origins of this traditional holiday meal. Historians don’t know if the pilgrims ate turkey during their celebratory feast, but that’s what we ended up with as the nation broke away from England and wanted to dine on a bird that’s more distinctly American.

Is your back, neck, or shoulder area sore? The Rocker 2.0 is a modular system that targets your aches and pains for recovery and relaxation. Its three sections encourage a neutral spine position and have a nubby surface and trigger points you can adjust to target the right spot. Its parts can be used together or independently and even while working out.

This amazing scene played out in Turkey’s Cappadocia region. Watch as mountain bikers Nikolaj Juhlsen Rasmussen and Korbinian Engstler ride along a gorgeous stretch of trails on hilly terrain as dozens of hot air balloons float in the skies above. The POV footage was captured with the Insta360 Ace Pro action camera with photography by Luke Maximo Bell.

These unique dice from Aether Objects are made from cassette tapes. Each die has strips of vintage cassette tape preserved forever inside see-through resin. Their embossed numbers are painted with a vibrant yellow inspired by ’80s cassette graphics. Sold in a set of seven dice and packed in a cassette-style storage box.

While the use of physical currency continues to dwindle, there’s still a need for coins to be produced. Process X takes us on an in-depth tour of Japan’s only coin factory for a look at how they make coins. The Osaka mint produces six kinds of coins, from aluminum 1 yen coins to the copper, nickel, and zinc 500 yen coins shown in the video.

Electronics and industrial design masters Teenage Engineering created the EP–133 K.O. II., a portable synth, sampler, and composer for electronic music. It offers instant sampling with 999 sample slots, six stereo voices, 12 mono voices, a high-res sequencer, real-time FX, looping, and more. Ports include stereo audio, sync, MIDI, and USB-C MIDI. In-depth demo here.

Who here thought that an Ozzy Osbourne song would sound good played on bagpipes? The talented and beautiful Ally the Piper proves that with the right arrangement, it can definitely work. Her cover of the 1980 hit Crazy Train is as solid as any we’ve heard. And if you’ve ever wanted to know how bagpipes work, Ally is here to help.

Nobull’s Gum Ripstop running shoes are designed with durability and comfort in mind. They provide a stable base for running, jogging, and walking and a uniquely patterned gum rubber sole for switching between gym and road surfaces. They include a removable, molded insole and reflective laces for nighttime visibility.

So you’re driving down a road in your Jeep when a wild rhinoceros comes out of nowhere. You could try to go around the beast, but you’d risk an impact. Based on this video, the better move is to back away as fast as possible. We’re equally impressed with the driver’s skill and the speed at which such a heavy animal can move.

Zippo’s specialized multitool is designed to help reliably start a fire. It’s got a wheel and flint to get sparks going, a wood grater to help make tinder, and comes with a length of fire paracord to get things started. It’s also got a knife, a saw, a bottle opener, and a flathead screwdriver.

When we were kids, we loved making little LEGO cars. Thanks to Travis Pastrana and the gang from Nitro Circus, we now have life-size LEGO race cars. As part of their Life Size Toys series, they assembled giant LEGO bricks atop go-karts and raced them around an indoor track until bricks started to fall off. At least they’re easy to snap back together.

America loves trucks, and truck people will love these benches with vintage truck tailgates. Texas-based Porras Custom Metal crafts these benches with a steel frame, a quilted bench seat, and cupholders. They make Chevy, Ford, GMC, Dodge, Jeep, and other custom designs. To order, send a DM on Instagram or call their shop at 832-273-2902.

Unless you score Business Class seats, it’s pretty hard to sleep on an airplane. That is, unless it’s this old Douglas DC-6 that’s been converted into a home. Tiny House Giant Journey visits with homeowners and flight trainers Jon and Stephanie, who turned the airplane into a 2 BR, 1 BA Airbnb with a kitchen, a wing deck, and a flight simulator in the cockpit.

We’ve seen lots of multitools but never one based on a bookmark. Ideaspark’s BookBond tool not only holds your page – it has a removable eternal pen, a straight edge, a ruler, and a pry bar/box opener. It’s made from grade 5 titanium and holds its pen securely in place with magnets.  It’s also got a pair of slots for glow-in-the-dark tritium vials.

Wheatus revisits their 2000 pop-punk hit Teenage Dirtbag with this special holiday edition. Christmas Dirtbag updates the lyrics to be about a kid who doesn’t think he’s getting any presents from Santa. Though, in the animated music video, it’s a dog who feels left out. From the EP Just a Dirtbag Christmas, which also includes a string quartet version.

We love the micro-arc oxidized grey finish on RovyVon’s S21 flashlight. It kicks out a bright 3000-lumen spot beam that’s visible up to 400 meters, or about 1312 feet. Its crisp white 6500K beam won’t impact colors, and it offers five brightness levels. The S21 is IPX8-rated waterproof and has a magnetic base for mounting. It’s also available in a gunmetal finish.

The character Killjoy in Valorant has a nifty turret weapon. Mechanical engineer Danny Lum brought the weapon to life with a custom-built robot. At its heart is an OutofDarts Proton Pack hopper connected to a Jupiter blaster. He 3D printed a custom shell and built a motorized aiming system with an object-detection camera to shoot foam balls at human targets.

Govee specializes in RGB LED light kits. Their curtain lights can display patterns on a grid of 520 teardrop-shaped light beads. The Govee mobile app includes more than 80 scene presets, music sync, and the ability to upload animated GIFs. They’re also rated IP65 waterproof so that you can use them outside. Chris Maher’s in-depth review shows them in action.

Keep your suitcase organized and your grooming gear in one place with this sturdy toiletry bag from Billykirk. It features a structured body made from lightweight waxed canvas with a water-resistant nylon lining and full-grain leather trim. Choose from brown, black, grey, army green, rust red, or dark camo.

With rents as high as they are, you need to make the most of the space you have. Expand Furniture shows off its Compatto Rotating Office, a versatile piece of furniture that transforms a bedroom into an office. After folding its Murphy bed, it rotates to reveal a wall unit with shelves and a desk. They also make dining table and bookshelf versions.

Tomtoc’s urban sling bag is smaller than a backpack but big enough to carry daily essentials. The crossbody bag is easy to wear, lightweight, and water-resistant. Its inside has enough room to hold an 11-inch iPad, accessories, tools, and more, while a zippered front pocket and open back pocket provide quick access.