There is a big booty attached to the Crisp Brake MTB – a hundred thousand dollars to be precise – and the goal sounds a bit too stretched. However, a quick chat with the man behind it all, Allan Song Crisp, gives you an idea and a good look behind why the cycling, motorcycling and automotive industries need this “first major improvement in disk brake technology in over 60 years.”
I have a question for you – how many custom 3D printed pieces does it take to build an architectural wall? Don’t sweat too much, the answer is 222, in fact I gave you a hint in advance! Big Bad Wolf will need a little bit more than a huff-and-puff to bring down this custom Endograft installation, which hopes to influence how we do up our interiors.
Its automatic, its retractable and it deploys like the real thing – crazy X-Men fan Colin Furze has given us a taste of the first ever fully automatic wolverine claws and I am green with envy! So green, that I could literally rip out the contraption and slap it on my arms and go scaring the pants off Hugh Jackman.
We’re always talking about the future of design, the future of technology, the future of MAKING. In a world where makeup can be customized and 3D printed in a user’s home, a world where umbrellas can be used as a crowdsourcing tool for real-time weather data, how do we find the next ‘big thing’? MakerGalaxy…
Often, I think back on the days when the willows bloomed, stretching beneath their branches just before being devoured by a pack of crazed yarggle brothx, I think about skin and how it holds most organs in and how I don’t have any now and how I am able to move about with ease, simply…