Air Force torch cuts through locks like a hot knife through butter

Firefighters, police and soldiers don't have many good options when they want to breach a door: blowtorches and lock picks are usually slow, while battering rams, explosives and guns aren't exactly subtle. The US Air Force and EMPI recently crafted...

Papercraft Minecraft Torch: Voxelight

How many hours have you spent playing Minecraft? Too many to count? You should have something to show for all of that time. Hopefully you built some really cool virtual stuff. Well, if you want to have a bit of Minecraft in the real world, why not make yourself this light-up Minecraft torch?

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This DIY Minecraft torch looks just like the one in the game. It is also super easy to make and won’t cost you much money. Imagine having these all around your home for a Minecraft themed party. Or just for everyday decoration because they look so cool.

You can find the full instructions of how to make your own papercraft torch and a template to print it out here.

[via Geek Crafts]

Caitlyn Jenner’s 1984 Olympic Torch is Going Up for the Auction


The 1984 Summer Olympics torch, which was carried by Caitlyn Jenner, then known as Bruce Jenner, is going up for the auction. Caitlyn Jenner carried the torch through Lake Tahoe, Nevada during...

Batteries are Basic!

The Fiskars Torch combines the best of modern minimalism, intuitive design and high functionality. Divided in two sections, power and light, the rechargeable battery is easily removed and charged using any standard outlet making it super-convenient especially when traveling. To control on/off and 3 different modes of light/strobe/SOS, simply give it a twist to line up the tactile indicators.

Designer: Dan Taylor

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The Power of Bamboo

Jordan Koroknai’s Bamboo Torch flashlight aims to reduce material waste with a more sustainable, ecological and financially beneficial solution… bamboo! The design utilizes bamboo’s natural cylinder shape which is perfect for housing components. Its tactile feel and natural antibacterial quality are a refreshing change to cheap, brightly colored plastics and metal. Jump to the vid!

Designer: Jordan Koroknai

Bamboo Torch Video from Jordan on Vimeo.

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Illuminated Pathway

Never get lost with this clever Navi-torch – a navigational torch that illuminates your pathway and guides you with an integrated compass. Its one of those designs that makes you wonder why you didn’t think of it before. Simple and intuitive to use, it’s a must-have for all camping and wilderness trips!

Designer: Jones He

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Eton Blackout Buddy Flashlight Runs On Nothing But Water

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When it rains, it pours. And when there’s a blackout, well, that’s seemingly the only time when you seem to have misplaced all of your batteries… batteries which you could have otherwise used to power up your flashlight. The good news is that there’s an alternative torch by Eton called the Blackout Buddy H2O.

Its name gives a clue when it comes to what it needs to power up, and it ain’t batteries. Yep, you got that right: this handy flashlight needs nothing but water to run. Just put the Blackout Buddy into a cup that’s filled with water and boom, you’ve got light. It can provide up to 72 hours of illumination, which should hopefully be more than enough. The best part? It retails for only $10.

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Wall Torch Sconce Turns Anyone into Indiana Jones, Cave Not Included

Turn your home into a dungeon, a castle, an ancient pyramid or an olympic stadium with this cool wall sconce that looks like a torch. This is a perfect night light, because everyone knows that monsters fear torch light more than they fear light from modern light bulbs. And snakes. Snakes hate torches.

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The torch light even flickers. The best part is that it doesn’t stay on the wall. It instantly switches from wall-mounted to hand-held, for impromptu adventures, since it runs on two AA batteries (not included). It even turns off automatically after 10 minutes to prevent battery drain.

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Kids and adults will love this torch. So spelunk on over to ThinkGeek, where you can buy one for just $19.99(USD).

Bulb Flashlight is a Light Bulb and Flashlight in One

Sometimes, you need light bulb. Other times, you need a flashlight. Giving you the best of both worlds is the Bulb Flashlight. As its name implies, it’s a light bulb and flashlight in one.

It sounds like a concept but it’s actually a real product that’s being sold by New York’s Museum of Modern Art.

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The light bulb can last up to 60,000 hours when it’s attached to a lamp. That’s 2,500 days, 357 weeks, or close to six and a half years. Out of the lamp and as a flashlight, the device’s internal battery will give you up to three hours of illumination at a time.

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These Bulb Flashlights will no doubt come in handy, especially during emergencies. You might want to install a couple of these in random lamps around your house, so you can just grab one and go when disaster strikes. Assuming you can manage to unscrew a light bulb in the dark.

The Bulb Flashlight is priced at $45(USD).

[via Gizmodo via Dvice]