Kindling Cracker King

The new Kindling Cracker King is a larger version of the award-winning design of the original Kindling Cracker firewood splitter and allows you to split even larger firewood, easily, safely and fast. Invented by a 13 year old girl for a school science fair project (advanced from prototype to production in just two years), the Kindling Cracker safely turns firewood into kindling. The tool lets you cut kindling safely and easily without having to swing a sharp axe. Rather than swinging a blade at the wood, the device lets you split wood against a blade inside the iron safety ring, by taping it with a mallet or even another log. The cast iron device is the safest, fastest and easiest way to make the best kindling for your fire.

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VESSEL ASHTRAY

Vessel is a new brand focused on developing amazing products for the modern smoker. their latest offering comes in the form of a versatile ashtray and storage solution. The functional and stylish Vessel Ash is a three-piece set that combines a concrete ashtray with a walnut wood lid and storage tray to keep all your smoking kit. When you are finished with your smoking session, simply leave the wood lid on top to keep the ashtray clean. ...
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BEST MADE GLOBE BOX

Best Made Co. are dedicated to equipping customers with quality products that can be used and passed down for generations. Their latest offering is this beautiful Globe Box born from the love of adventure and discovery. Handcrafted in the US by H. Gerstner & Sons, this custom box is made from stunning, plain-sawn American cherry that is precision fit, hand-lacquered, and complemented by polished brass hardware. Inside there is an exquisite globe mounted on three...
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Henson AL13 Razor

There are lots of great razors out there, with similar designs. But an overlooked aspect is how precisely they are made. The Henson Razor is designed to present the blade at the optimum shaving angle, with as little blade exposure as possible. The blade is exposed only 0.0013 inches - roughly a third of the thickness of a human hair. That is extremely difficult to manufacture, luckily, the team at Henson have been building parts for aerospace projects like satellite...
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