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Can You Really 3D-Print A Snowboard? Kind Of
Using traditional fabrication techniques, the folks at Signal Snowboards have made decks from all kinds of crazy materials, including glass. But, this month, they’re trying out a radically different fabrication technique to see if you really can make a usable snowboard with a 3D printer.
Australian Snowboard With Brakes Helps Beginners Learn To Carve
Strapping your feet to a board and then sliding down a snow-covered hill requires skills that most humans aren’t born with. So, to make it just a little easier for novices to learn how to snowboard, Australia’s Streetboardz has created a board with a built-in handbrake that lets riders easily stop before things get out of control.
The Beautiful Result Of Projecting A Movie Onto A Blizzard
Over the weekend, New York-based redditor Brian Maffitt aimed a projector — playing The Lorax — at the blizzard which struck the east coast and photographed the result. The images are a beautiful and psychedelic take on the pure-white flakes that fell.
Automatic 3D Snowflake Camera: Find Out For Yourself If No Two Are Alike
A few weeks ago we challenged you to decipher a black and white image full of seemingly random white blobs. They turned out to be clumps of snowflakes photographed as they fell to the ground, and the amazing camera that captured those images can now be yours — if you have deep enough pockets.
10 Awesome Ways To Wipe That Smug Smile Off A Snowman’s Face
Frosty the Snowman thinks he’s the king of winter with that dapper top hat and hipster corncob pipe. But if like us you’re getting tired of his whole ‘snowier than thou’ attitude, here are 10 fantastic ways to take him down a notch — captured in gloriously hypnotising slow motion.
Watch This Army Of 21 Snow Plows Team Up To Clear A Canadian Highway
You’d imagine that it would take quite a few plows to clear a snow-covered highway, but not quite this many. Keep count as they go through and you’ll see a whole 21 plows in formation (and a couple of sand trucks) painstaking passing piles of grey road-sludge to the right and to the right again and to the right again on this highway in Toronto.























