Les allemands de weAREmedienkuenstler ont eu l’idée de programmer deux ordinateurs jouant à un pierre, feuille, ciseaux. Chaque ordinateur choisit une des trois possibilités, et réagit face au choix de l’autre, permettant ainsi de compter les points. Une idée étonnante à découvrir en vidéo dans la suite.
Unless you have a guillotine-style paper cutter, cutting in a straight line is near impossible! The Linear Scissors, however, take the heavy equipment out of the equation and are so easy to use that premarking the line with a pencil isn’t even necessary. The solution: handles with a built-in right angle that square up to the edge of any table, making it possible to cut perfectly straight. Better yet, the handle’s shape diverts the excess material out of the way while cutting. Genius!
Designer: Tamás Fekete
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Raymay Fujii’s genius portable scissor design
A simple solution for making scissors more portable, the Pencut by Raymay Fujii creatively consolidates to a pen-like form. Just remove the cap and slide up the flexible plastic handles and you’re ready for snipping. As the metal from the blades extends all the way in to the handle, the scissors have a nice weight and good cutting leverage.
Around since 2008 in Japan, the $15 Pencut is now available for global delivery in green, pink or black from JetPens.com
Japanese bonsai shears handcrafted with 85 years of experience
Following in the tradition and quality of Japanese metal and blade manufacturing Suwada Blacksmith Works has been crafting the the highest quality bonsai shears and cutters since 1926. Simply but elegantly designed for function-specific use, the tools are comfortable to use and beautiful to look at.
Working in Sanjo, Japan—a small town known for its long history of blacksmiths— Suwada crafts bonsai shears for shaping and pruning, satsuki scissors for bud nipping and purpose specific cutters for branches, knobs and wires for keeping your beloved bonsai in perfect form. Boasting an underlying motto that in order for one to create beauty one must use beautiful tools, all of Suwada’s specialty products are as exceptionally elegant as they are functional. Sharp as a samurai sword and precise as surgical instruments, these fine shears are likely to add an extra bit of zen to your bonsai sculpting.
Suwadasu Blacksmith Works also manufactures nail clippers and a unique twisted crutch as well as various other beauty instruments. You can order online (in Japanese only but Google’s Chrome browser does a great job translating), or contact Suwada directly.
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