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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
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Not All Stress Monitors Are Created Equal [Review]
Shouldn't a stress tracker make your life easier?
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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 … Continued
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 … Continued
