Typically, a bullet would completely shread a piece of foam, but now the tables have turned. Various types of foam have been developed and used as fire retardants, crack sealants and insulate all mater of objects. However, a team of researchers from NC State has created a metal foam; one they say is capable of stopping bullets and much more.
Adam shows you how to use FeatureScript for Onshape, and possibly also how to be Mr. Handy Pants around the house. But mostly FeatureScript.
Presented by Well, well, well. We have quite a cocktail coming together here. We’ve poured in some Fusion 360 part modeling and assembly features, and squeezed in a little simulation. Now it’s time to add that dash of collaboration. On the CAD capability excitement meter, this gets about a two. The geekiest of the…
With so many cool things coming out each week, it can be hard to wade through all the rock-awesomeness. With ‘Cool Tools’, we’ve done the hard work for you. This week we saw an entirely new way to play ping pong when your friends are busy, how to create an epic water balloon launcher for…
While some furniture comes mass produced and can be found in any dumpy chain store, others are absolute works of art ─ and Benjamin Nordsmark’s Contour Cabinet certainly falls into the latter category. His cabinet design was inspired by the layers and curves found in some modern architecture as well as his fascination with the carved mountainside rice terraces scattered across Asia.