We often associate carbon fiber with things like wild sports cars and supersonic jets, but what if this modern material was applied to an everyday object… say… like a letter opener?! In a seriously limited edition of just 15 pieces, the Purisme is one example of the high tech material’s limitless uses and technical perfection. It’s a distinct, dynamic, designer, desktop object that’s sure to let everyone know who’s boss.
Designer: Mario Zeppetzauer
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This is the most useless use of carbon fiber i have ever seen. It does not use any of the strong points of the material.
Yanko, I think you mispelled the word “useless” in the title.
Indeed, pretty useless, expensive and non efficient as it doesnt take the most out of this material.