A studio project that ended up challenging the way we crack a nut, redefining the idea of a nutcracker. The conventional nutcracker tool places a huge strain on the hands when in use, with sometimes non too satisfactory results. This Nutcracker! addresses the issue with the idea of a falling weight to crack the nut open. Really fun to use and squirrel approved.
Designer: Tan Jun Yuan
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I like it. The system of this nutcracker is similar to the one used to crack eggs. I think it could be found somewhere in this site.
I like it. The system of this nutcracker is similar to the one used to crack eggs. I think it could be found somewhere in this site.
Looks like a bong. YESSSSS !!!!!
Looks like a bong. YESSSSS !!!!!
Hahaha! Simple and SWEET!
Hahaha! Simple and SWEET!