Frankly, you may tear your leg muscles out in disbelief when you see what you’re about to see, but it’s for real. It may be even more shocking to believe it’s possible to do anything but wither away at a desk while performing design and engineering tasks, but yes, it is.

To stay in shape, some of us resort to doing strange under-desk leg exercises, walking at lunch or worse of all, getting a gym membership we don’t use. But, what if you brought part of the gym to work? Better yet, what if you set up a freagin’ treadmill in your office to be your workstation? Well, that’s exactly what one person did. All without spending a peck-flexing amount to do it.

You see that hot looking Camaro up above? That’s a thousand features of SolidWorks surfacing coolness you’re about to create. There’s an even cooler aspect to this as well. Matthew Perez, a Certified SolidWorks Expert (CSWE) and designer of injection molded parts, created this tutorial for you to learn all he has learned about modeling a car with SolidWorks. Oh, and he’s providing it to you absolutely free. Here’s the story and the download. Get your surface slappers ready.

It never fails. You put leftovers in and either a mold infested lifeform emerges or the skin is torn off your fingers from freezer burn. Your fridge has it out for you… and it’s time to show it who’s in charge of your food preservation needs. However, before you empty that knife block into it’s protective magnetic exterior, check out this dual-purpose, passive-aggressive tool for doing the trick.

He slide the noodles off the window… slowly. Never had he seen a site as shocking, lighting the night sky beyond the pane of blurry glass, as he did that night. It reached the sky, towering over the city, tossing vegetable matter mixed with these links. Leo Snow – Wow, just wow. Sketches, illustration,characters and…