Now I'd like to see an 'ible on that! A very neat contraption indeed! The only thing that was weird, was when he described a hot-dog. "Traditional, American, lunch-time, hot-dog, snack." Very strange. Link via Boing Boing
Make an Ible? We have an Ible! Only two major differences...one is bigger, and the big one uses mirrors instead of a lens.
Still cool (heh), though. I love the shot of the melting steel...I'm used to seeing it flame-heated and glowing red, it's interesting to see steel melting like solder.
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11 years ago
Make an Ible? We have an Ible! Only two major differences...one is bigger, and the big one uses mirrors instead of a lens.
Still cool (heh), though. I love the shot of the melting steel...I'm used to seeing it flame-heated and glowing red, it's interesting to see steel melting like solder.
11 years ago
James May is amazing.
Reply 11 years ago
The internet is amazing: it took that long for Boing Boing to find it, or did it take that long for someone to post an unauthorised clip on YouTube?
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11 years ago
James May's Big Ideas - October 2008.
More:
www.open2.net/jamesmay/power_to_people.html
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