Origami has been around for centuries but has mainly focused on beautiful, intricate designs. Now artist Jasen Zhang has introduced shape shifting origami designs.
Hopefully you'll never need to know how to defuse a bomb but if you did then former British Army Bomb Disposal Officer Chris Fuller is the man to listen to.
What happens if your $1,000 Louboutins are chewed to bits by man best friend? Well you better hope he has enough treats stored away to pay for their restoration.
PC fans normally sit quietly in one place making as little noise as possible. So what would happen if you used one to power a model airplane?
There's nothing better than relaxing in a hot tub after a long day at work. But what if you don't have a hot tub? Well then you follow along and build your own.
Are you looking for alternative ways to hide your grey hair? Have you considered going with something natural like Henna Powder?
Watch as these guys use basic tools to create Carbon Steel knives from simple blocks of metal.
The Serenity Flying Ornithopter has to be the weirdest flying machine I have ever seen in my life. With it's flapping wings it mimics bird flight and does a half decent job of staying in the air.
The 1950's vanity had seen better days so that's why John Price set about giving it a new lease on life by professionally restoring it to it's former glory.
Roentgen's mechanical desk is a gorgeous creation with hidden treasures that need to be unlocked to be enjoyed.
3D printing is the future of manufacturing but if you're trying to build a car with a hand held 3D printing pen then you'll probably want to go back to the old ways.
Stuck at home and wondering whats happening out in the world? Well then you need this fun RadioGlobe that lets you listen to radio anywhere in the world thanks to it's clever design.
Audi, like most car manufactures, has been moving to electric vehicles which require completely new means of propulsion. But how are modern electric vehicle motors made?
It's difficult to make fake eyes look real. Check out how the guys at Weta Workshop make their super realistic eyeballs.
Origami first started out in Japan during the 17th century. But how is the ancient art form used in today's modern world?
