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We can only hope that if there was an actual snap that could wipe out half of the universe, that the maker of The Infinity Saucelet is spared.
Brought to us by Matt Benedetto of Unnecessary Inventions, the 3D-printed gauntlet is designed to hold up to six McNugget dipping sauces.
Thankfully, there’s enough variety in the condiments and their packaging colors to represent the Infinity Stones. Grab some nuggets and prepare to rule your fast food universe. Oh, SNAP!
If the technology exists to do so, someone was eventually going to 3D-print a ham and cheese sandwich that looks like Vin Diesel.
William Osman is just the guy to harness this technology. And, through some careful math, the proper software and lunch meat shopping, the Vin Diesel Ham Sandwich is now a thing. Watch as Willam assembles this ill-advised “protein puzzle,” with the hopes that you didn’t pack a ham and cheese sandwich for lunch.
Take a moment to list your greatest accomplishments… I’ll wait. Did it include having a cookie created in your likeness? If not, it’s time to check that one off the list with help from Copypastry.
The Etsy shop, based in Hungary, will help create your cookie cutter portrait. Then it’s up to you to stamp out some dough, bake, and then eat your face.
Just provide a photo, and Copypastry will do the rest. Check it out here.
[link, via designtaxi]
What was the best way that you were welcomed — if at all — to a new job? Let’s assume that it didn’t involve having a candy-dispensing copy of your head made.
Ad agency, Red Tettemer O’Connell + Partners, knows how to welcome new hires — recently turning a few into Pez Dispensers. Creative Director/Art Director Ron Villacarillo and Associate Creative Director/Copywriter Ben Levy can now sit at their new desks, while dispensing candy from their plastic head into their real one.
It might be time to start accepting the fact that most of our food will eventually come from a printer, [fingers crossed]. And, as long as we have all these chick peas lying around, and the technology to do so, we might as well make some 3D-Printed Colorful Hummus.
Instructables member 3DigitalCooks is on board, and has created several colorful versions of everyone’s favorite chick pea-related condiment. Food coloring adds a little flair… because if you’re going to the trouble of printing your hummus, you don’t want to be outputting the boring beige stuff.
