It was almost inevitable, but tree bark and buttons? Small woodland creatures don’t just gain the ability to mechanically modify their skeletal structure and innate jumping habits. It had to be these links. Best Sci-Fi art of the YEAR – Besides yours of course, but this is pretty darn good too and it will make…

mark-hagen-revolve-bikeOh the craziness of climbing on a stationary bike and pretending you’re escaping a beating with poorly designed bike locks. What can you do? How about designing a bike that calms your fears, enhances your environment and well-being?

That’s exactly what Mark Hagen did with his new take on a exercise device often seen crumpling upon the less dexterous. Mark used Rhino and SolidWorks to create this concept. That’s cool – you want to know why? Read on.

SolidWorks users. You are in for a treat. A free add-in treat for SolidWorks.

A couple weeks ago SolidJott hit the scene aiming to get your questions and issues answered fast, online. Today they are announcing that it’s available inside SolidWorks.

Direct access to the collective brainpower of SolidWorks users worldwide baby. Best of all, it’s absolutely free and available for download here (796kb .zip)

When you tug on something that hard, something is bound to happen. It’s just odd that it happen to be that much bacon, a can of Sprite and these interesting links. 30 Inspiring Type Treatments – Cause I like typography and you should too. layout, form, design, feeling 30 Ways to Die of Electrocution -…