Need a dose of smart-alec, slapstick comedy? The Warner Bros. Classics YouTube channel has posted some hilarious Looney Tunes cartoons compilations featuring Bugs Bunny making a mockery of Elmer Fudd, Daffy Duck, and Yosemite Sam. Be vewy, vewy quiet and hit play now.

This scabbard-style tool is incredibly versatile. It combines the features of a machete, a brush axe, a pruning saw, and a knife, making quick work of branches and brush to clear your way through the outdoors. It’s made from 3Cr13 stainless steel and is packaged with a sharpening stone, camouflage tape, and a length of sturdy cord.

In the Japanese city of Shimabara, Nagasaki, street gutters are so clean they double as fish habitats. While you won’t find koi swimming in every gutter, it’s not unusual to see fish or turtles in the waterways of rural Japan. These aren’t your average storm drains; they’re living proof of how clean and harmonious nature can be, even in unexpected places.

Keep your gear high, dry, and at your side with this waterproof waist pack from Nite Ize. The 3L pack is IP67-rated for submersion and dust protection, floats on water, and has a touchscreen-friendly phone pocket. A zip closure seals out water and sand, while an adjustable strap and quick-release buckle make it perfect for beaches, trails, and waterparks alike.

The woven pattern of carbon fiber is something special. In this fascinating video, you’ll see how the design emerges on freshly-sanded components as a glossy clear resin finish is applied. Even though our brains know the intricate weave was always hidden just beneath the surface, there’s something undeniably magical about watching it appear before our eyes.

This grenade-shaped water bottle will probably get you stopped at the airport TSA checkpoint, but it still looks cool. It features a collapsible silicone resin body that can expand to hold up to 18 oz. of liquid, along with a leakproof, lockable nozzle cover for sipping. It comes in grey, red, and four camouflage patterns.

The Volonaut Airbike is a jet-powered hoverbike built for solo flight at speeds up to 124 mph. Designed by inventor Tomasz Patan, this sci-fi-inspired “superbike for the skies” brings personal air mobility into reality with sleek looks and serious speed. Our fingers are crossed that this thing is real, but we’re struggling to understand how it works.

The eufyMake E1 is a desktop UV printer that can produce 3D textures. The compact machine delivers vivid, permanent color prints with textures up to 5mm depth on wood, metal, acrylic, canvas, and other surfaces. Its offers easy setup and self-cleaning tech, making it ideal for creators, small businesses, and hobbyists looking to elevate their projects.

The Swedish Maker spotted a cool-looking modern floor lamp, but it cost over $6,000 (though we found it for about $4K). Given his artist-level budget, he decided he would DIY one instead. After spending way too much time making his own dowels, he turned his attention to 3D printing its huge lampshade using his fancy new Bambu Lab H2D printer.

Billykirk’s slimline carrying case is perfect for pens, pencils, knives, and other skinny art supplies. It’s made in America from 10 oz. waxed canvas, and comes dyed in various bold colors as well as black, grey, and camouflage. Complete the set with the matching large pouch and cable pouch.

Inspired by the Klingon melee weapon of choice, this Bat’leth multitool helps you perform your everyday repairs with honor. Its functions include a bottle opener, three hex wrenches, a flathead screwdriver, a Phillips head screwdriver, a cord cutter, and a butterfly wrench. It’s also great for battling Romulan action figures.

In this award-winning and moving documentary, six blind people from around the world were given a camera and asked to take photos. The film explores perception, resilience, and creativity, challenging assumptions about blindness and redefining what it means to truly “see.” Directed by Olmo Parenti, Marco Zannoni, and Giacomo Ostini. (Thanks, Rob!)

GravaStar’s unique mouse is engineered for elite gamers, offering responsive feedback and customizable controls. Its skeletonized shell is made from lightweight magnesium alloy. Features include a 26,000 DPI sensor with a 4K polling rate, programmable RGB lighting, and wired/wireless connectivity. Available in a black/white gradient or grey.

For his third-year project at Cal Arts, director Luke Lee and a talented team of artists and animators created this playful short film. Giant Crush follows the story of a mech operator and his new co-pilot who remotely operate their mech using DDR-style foot controls. While facing off against a kaiju, they learn they have a deeper connection.

The Glue Looper is a precision micro-applicator for low-viscosity glues like CA and model cement. Designed to fit hobby knife handles, it uses capillary action to deliver tiny amounts of adhesive exactly where needed with no mess or drips. Ideal for model-makers, prop builders, jewelers, and more. Each set includes 10 reusable stainless steel loops in three sizes.

Super Mario gets a major makeover courtesy of SculptTales. In this video, the talented artist shows how he created a detailed model of a muscle-bound version of Nintendo’s primary plumber. Rather than sculpting Muscle Mario out of clay, he created a digital character in ZBrush, then rendered the model on a 3D printer and painted it by hand.