KA-BAR knives
The history of KA-BAR Knives and the production of the iconic KA-BAR USMC Fighting/Utility knife.
Read MoreBehind & beyond everyday objects.
The history of KA-BAR Knives and the production of the iconic KA-BAR USMC Fighting/Utility knife.
Read MoreWatch the making of the Leica M9-P »Edition Hermès« – Série Limitée Jean-Louis Dumas, introduced in Berlin at the “LEICA – DAS WESENTLICHE” on May 10, 2012. This limited edition is a celebration of the friendship and collaboration between Jean-Louis Dumas, the former president of Hermès, who died in May 2010, and Leica Camera AG.
Read MoreHenry franks share with us the process he went through to build a table which holds a 45metre roll of paper which can be wound on. simple idea, great process video.nice product.
Read MoreMarc Russell builds canoes by hand , he’s saying that the beauty lives in imperfections , but those canoe are such a craftsmanship work of art , i would call them perfect Build out of 70 board feet of white cedar ( nothern ontario) and white Ash , canvas , 2200 brass canoe tags and a secret sauce . 100/200 hours of handmade work check his website here . http://www.glbw.ca/custombuilding.html
Read MoreCraftmanship, Miki hardware video of knives making .
Read MoreGlass is always fascinating. An ancient material, made of sand and fire, bent by human hand and breath, shows its double nature, liquid and solid, and keeps touching us, from its shaping to when it enters our houses. In furnaces I learned the meaning of labour, and the passion of people moulding it. I knew the ancient tools deforming, ripping, or smoothing it. But the most important thing, and often hidden to people who observe the crystal out of the “fornasa”, iswood. Always used to make moulds before the cold…
Read MoreQuechua is a brand of the decathlon group , discover this unique brand and take a look behind the scenes of the design at Quechua. Film by Alexis Willis
Read MoreGo behind the scenes and take a look at the evolving HTC EVO family, and its latest member – the HTC EVO 4G LTE.
Read More“The process is as important as the results: It’s the individual employees on the line that are suggesting these improvements. At Herman Miller, they average 1,200 “plan-do-check acts”–that is, little proposed changes to the assembly process–ever year. “The biggest thing is to empower people to change the work in ways that matter to them,” says Eric VanDam, Herman Miller’s director of operations in seating” from fast co design: http://www.fastcodesign.com/1669397/an-american-made-miracle-how-an-aeron-chair-gets-built-every-17-seconds picture and video by Drew Anthony Smith/Fast Company
Read More