"Agreed, crowdfunding is risky, you never know if a company has the means to follow through with their goals. but the general tech behind this solid and super exciting. I saw a review of this product that certainly shows it's promise if they can deliver the same quality in production.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_S1d0AYW1s&ab_channel=JoshuaDeLisle"

"I've seen the bike wash stations in Canada, actually in the parking garage of a hotel which I was impressed by. My apt building doesn't have one but if it did I'd use it!"

"this looks like it would be a huge hit with cats :) A "door" that they can enter/exit as they please, and then scratch the shit out of it when the mood strikes!"

"Then you stop using philips screws and switch to a good design of screw drive :)"

"The supposed purpose is so that if you take several bits at once, you can put them back the same way. But I'd argue that once they're inevitably put it the wrong place anyway, the icons become less than useful."

"https://www.reddit.com/r/Carpentry/comments/10x54hp/does_anyone_actually_use_the_magnetic_nail_holder/Hammers have included a magnetic nail holder for standard nails for ages, and I feel like people rarely use them. Is there a reason house wrap nails benefit from this feature more than other nails?"

"I'm guessing this is being remote controlled, right?"

"The unfortunate truth is that it costs more to rebuild a frame from old and free frames with American labor than it does to make them from new parts in a factory setting overseas. If you are is the market for this type of bike, however, the cost is actually comparable or lower than similar offerings. Even on a new ebike that costs $3000 USD, the frame itself is about $100 USD to manufacture, so free steel but more expensive labor (plus extra stripping and customizing work) adds up to something."

"Great work, that was quick! :)I found out about these guys after already buying an omnium cargo bike frame to build up. I love their vibes though."

"If Core77 wants to look into a bike company  that is actually doing something to help climate issues, check out these guys:https://gnargobikeco.com/They rebuild old MTB frames into new cargo e-bikes, saving the decades old steel frames from being melted down (still better recyling than plastic bikes could hope for) while also maybe taking a car off the road now and then!"

"This bike weighs more than some ebikes, it's single speed, can't mount a rear carrier or even a bottle cage by the looks of it, and is 50% recycled material. I'm pretty sure aluminum is recycled at a rate of around 75% in North America already, and that's without us trying particularly hard. It's not an improvement on bicycles, but it is an unusually elaborate method of greenwashing your plastics production business I suppose."

"Somehow they must never have needed to cross over with the next desk over. I wonder how this system worked, or what these people were even doing with the files they accessed?"