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During the 1830s Cooper designed the first steel chair in America, which was a rocking chair. Cooper produced a functional, minimalist design radically different from the Victorian heavily decorated, ostentatious style of the time. Most rocking chairs had separate rockers fixed to regular chair legs, but Cooper’s chair used the curve of its frame to ensure the rocking motion.

Cooper’s chair was made of steel or wrought iron with upholstery slung across the frame. The model was manufactured at R.W. Winfield & Co. in Britain. The firm exhibited examples of the chair at the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nations (Crystal Palace Exhibition) in 1851 and the Great London Exposition of 1862.

Made a cardboard octahedron with gears in all its faces, this is especial because with other figures the gears would not be able to turn while like this they can.

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Typhoon Power

The typhoon turbine can withstand typhoon-force winds and convert the energy into electricity. Its inventor, Atsushi Shimizu, calculated that the captured energy from just one typhoon could power all of Japan for 50 years. Source

Do u think that we could invent a device operated with batteries which could like toast a bread between our hands when we hold it. Like I would hold the bread between my toaster gloves and somehow switch on the toaster glove and boom a toaster bread

"Flaking Knives".

The edge of the blade(s) continue to peel/flake away, which process causes the blade to expose a new, ever-sharpening edge line.

This process is finite, considering the limited functioning nature of the design.

"Recompressioned chamber":

It works similar to a turbo for engines.

Whereas this, more power is enabled per consumed/spent ammunition by reinforcing pressure via opened/closed valves/moving-parts which activate/deactivate based on a chambered and/or fired bullet that is entering/leaving the chamber/barrel.

This method can Greatly improve effectiveness whilst reducing the length of the firearms barrel.