Man at Arms! E um novo Aerocarro, uma Feramenta salvadora, e um Gramofone à Edison, em Papel!

Não, não fiz Férias, mas a malfadada da Ligação Internet fez... 

Man at Arms! Muháháháhá!
Este gajo tem 400 Martelos, é preciso dizer mais?
Um Ferreiro com uma data de Ferramentas e truques, ou não fizesse ele Espadas, Armaduras, e o resto, para um sem-fim de Filmes e Séries...

 

Man at Arms is the newest digital series from Break Media. It follows LA-based expert Hollywood blacksmith, Tony Swatton, as he builds real-life versions of iconic pop-culture weapons at his specialty shop "Sword & Stone." Swatton is responsible for the props used in Hollywood's biggest films, including Pirates of the Caribbean, X-Men, Spider-Man, The Last Samurai, and The Ring. The first episode, presented by HBO's Game of Thrones, can be found here:

 http://www.webserieschannel.com/man-at-arms/

Eis algo que promete ser mesmo um Aerocarro, e talvez ajude bastante como veículo de Emergência Médica!

Um Quadracóptero para aterrar e levantar voo, que vira um Avião, para o percurso, o melhor dos dois sistemas, com um grau de exigência de pilotagem muito menor que o dum Helicóptero!

Whaddaya get when you cross a quadcopter with a plane? The HQ UAV

Ben Coxworth

If you need a drone aircraft that can hover in one spot or perform vertical take-offs and landings (VTOL), then a multi-rotor contraption such as a quadcopter is the way to go. Should you be looking for something that can cover long distances as quickly and efficiently as possible, however, then a more traditional propellor-driven fixed-wing airplane will serve you better. So, what if you want both? Well, that’s where Latitude Engineering’s Hybrid Quadrotor UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) comes in. Putting it simply, it’s a quadcopter/fixed-wing combo.

http://www.gizmag.com/hybrid-quadrotor-hq-uav/28767/

Até já vi uma versão de uma Ferramenta para Salvamento bem anterior a esta, e dum Inventor Português, mas confesso que esta, agora, é a melhor de todas!

Com uma Lanterna, um Gancho de corte, uma Faca serrada, e um quebra-vidros com mecanismo de mola, porque um Martelo precisa de espaço, para se martelar o Vidro dum Automóvel... E às vezes, está-se lá, encurralado!

Isto é, sem dúvida, algo que vos poderá permitir, um dia salvar vidas, ou até mesmo, a vossa própria vida.

Têem um Carro? Comprem um!

T3 Tactical Auto Rescue Tool looks mean, but is made to help

Ben Coxworth

Yes, it does indeed look like the freaky love-child of an Uzi and a Bowie knife, but the T3 Tactical Auto Rescue Tool is actually designed to save lives. It combines several implements that are aimed at getting accident victims out of their wrecked cars, as quickly and efficiently as possible.

The T3 was created by New York City paramedic Avi Goldstein, and although he designed it primarily with first responders in mind, it can also be used by drivers and passengers for self-rescue.

It includes an LED light for seeing what needs to be done in night-time accidents, along with a folding stainless steel hook blade for slicing through seat belts “in a single pull,” a folding half-serrated blade for cutting whatever else might be in the way, and a spring-loaded window punch for breaking tempered glass. While similar products feature hammer-style window punches, Goldstein points out that inside of a twisted vehicle, there isn’t always room to swing one of those.

http://www.gizmag.com/t3-tactical-auto-rescue-tool/28775/

Rob Ives volta a surpreender-nos com este Gramofone que toca gravações de som à maneira antiga!

As gravações e fitas estão à venda por aí, e o gramofone, amplifica o som delas, como nos tempos antigos!

Edison Strip Player - Download and Make

 
These Edison Strips are available from a few sources across the world. They come in a pack of five plastic strips. Each strip has a rough surface like the surface of an old style vinyl record. By scratching your thumb nail along the strip a prerecorded sound can be played back. AstoMedia Germany
AstroMedia UK
Grand Illusions in the US

This kit is a player that plays back the strips though a paper horn greatly amplifying the sound.

http://www.robives.com/blog/edison