Eva Solo Stainless Steel Charcoal Grill
This is perhaps the nicest looking charcoal grill I’ve seen, even though it kind of looks like a trash can. But a very nice trash can!
It costs almost $500 though. Ha!
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Look at these two Kickstarter projects playing nice with each other. Neat!
Pebble has raised over $10 million on Kickstarter. They were getting so many backers that they limited pre-orders to 85,000. And they SOLD OUT. You can still back them though for a buck or something.
Hey all!
First of all, we have some news to share, in concert with another Kickstarter you might have heard about:
We’re pleased to announce that Twine will talk to the Pebble smartwatch. In Twine’s web app, you’ll be able to relay word of real-world events, like a basement flooding or a…
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John Landis Mason patented his jar in 1858, but the design hasn’t changed much since then.
The 2 key features of the Mason jar that made it a lot easier to preserve food at home were:
- a screw-on lid that formed a tight seal as hot food cooled, and
- transparent glass that allowed you to see what was going on inside.
Things we take for granted today, but which didn’t always exist.
Design is neat.
(via NYTimes.com)
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Adjustable Rolling Pin by Joseph Joseph
The gray washers at the ends are removable so that you can adjust the thickness of your dough. There are also measurements etched into the wooden pin if you need to measure width.
You can buy it for $20 from their site or from Amazon.
(via Joseph Joseph, hat tip The Pioneer Woman)
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This is so cool. Brought to you by the guys behind Gorillapod.
They have a Kickstarter project to help fund it.
(via Kickstarter, hat tip Cool Hunting)
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DODOcase came out with a Spring/Summer series of iPad cases.
The cases are handmade in San Francisco using traditional bookbinding techniques. I think it’s neat that an old-school craft is used to make new-school products.
(via Boing Boing)
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Wormhole Folding Seat designed by Igor Lobanov
Packs flat. Zip up the inner circles and the outer perimeter and boom! You’ve got a chair.
(via Core77)
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Life-Altering Pizza Grilling Accessory of the Day
The KettlePizza is an add-on that turns a kettle grill into a pizza oven.
(via The Daily What)
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780 Layer Dip Type by Griffin Glaze
The letters are formed from 30 layers of paper.
(via Quipsologies)
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Verso Snack Dispenser
The Verso Snack Dispenser is not only a sophisticated way to pass Skittles around the office, but by keeping hands out of a communal bowl, it’s also a healthier system for sharing treats. Created by skilled designer Mario Taepper, the German-made dispenser stands upright—working as an elegant, petite vase when not stocked with snacks—and is crafted from 18/10 mirror-polished stainless steel. $85
(via Cool Hunting)
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Eric von Schoultz’s Free Key
Just press to open the keyring. Why weren’t they designed like this to begin with?
(via Gizmodo)
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Play Hooky bag from JumpFromPaper.
All of their bags look like they jumped out from a comic strip.
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Hand-built in Providence, RI, Snappy Tables provide a simple solution to compact living spaces. Founder Dean Robinson crafts each petite table from bamboo, plastic or or maple Europly, adding a convenient handle to the lightweight frame for a portable, easy-to-pack piece of furniture. The handle also serves as the starting point for unfolding the clever table, which easily swings open and rests on its legs as its name suggests.
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