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This Is How To Make Your Own Popcorn Dispensing Helmet
A helpful video tutorial by Simone Giertz and Adam Savage
A Battery-Powered Saw Rips Through A Car Door [Tested]
We try out the first cut-off saw that runs on batteries
Not All Stress Monitors Are Created Equal [Review]
Shouldn't a stress tracker make your life easier?
Does Edible Deodorant Work?
One intrepid Popular Science editor eschews antiperspirant for a week to see if Deo candy really works.
Tested: Wilton B.A.S.H. Sledgehammer and Two-Faced Crowbar
Can anything break a steel-reinforced sledge?
Ferrari Engineers Create an All-Weather, All-Wheel-Drive Supercar
The mere existence of a 208mph Ferrari wagon confounds expectations. But the $300,000 Ferrari FF also upends the conventional approach...
New Jacket Fabrics Vent Sweat Without Letting Water or Cold Air Sneak In
Find out which coat best blocks the sweat and abates the cold
Ford’s Eco-Boost Engine Does More With Less
Ford aims to boost mileage throughout its lineup, no hybrid necessary
A Breakthrough In the Human-Automobile Interface Race
An ergonomic joystick with haptic feedback replaces complicated controls on the new Lexuses
SeaDoo’s GTX Limited: The First Watercraft With Brakes
SeaDoo’s GTX Limited promises to do everything fast—even slow down. As the first personal watercraft with brakes, it aims to...
