Speedy-T 2005 is a fully automatic folding and packing t-shirt machine by Chiossi e Cavazzuti. The machine can fold and pack about 350 t-shirts in 1 hour. Watch the video below.
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How Matches are Made?
One of the first matches were used in 5th century in China, called the sulfur match, they were small sticks of pinewood impregnated with sulfur. After that came the Safety match, that was invented by the Swedish chemist Gustaf Erik Pasch in first half of 1800’s and popularized by the industrialist John Edvard Lundström in second part of 19th century.… Continue reading How Matches are Made?
FoldiMate Family: Laundry Folding Machine
The FoldiMate Family is a robotic laundry machine that folds and steams clothes in about 30 seconds. Users simply clip their laundry on the machine’s conveyor belt, which feeds into the folding chamber where a variety of garment types can be folded by robotic arms. Standing 32 inches tall and 28 inches wide, this machine… Continue reading FoldiMate Family: Laundry Folding Machine
How to Light a Match with a Rubber Band
Mr. Gear posted a video demonstrating how to light a match using a rubber band and another match. The technique requires some practice to master.
How to Make Magnetic Slime
Making a magnetic slime is a fun science experiment that can be made easily from white glue, borax, and iron filings, items that can be found at a nearest hardware stores. Dave Hax posted a video on his channel shows us how to make magnetic slime.
How to Turn a Tin Can Into a Grater
MrGear uploaded a video on YouTube to share with us a useful trick on how to turn a tin can into a grater. Of course, this idea will come to use if you are stranded or you are too lazy to get one.
How to Win a Game of Tic-Tac-Toe
Dave Hax posted a video on his channel that features some simple strategies and tips on how to beat your opponent every time you play a game of Tic-Tac-Toe.
How to Remove Rust from a Knife Blade
Even stainless steel cooking knives can start to show a few spots of rust here and there. In the video below, a skilled Japanese man gives us a demonstration of how to remove rust from your knife’s blade.