In this video, I build a table that attaches to my drum sander, converting it into a tabletop sander. This setup allows for running boxes or other materials over the top of the drum on a flat surface.

Full of butter chicken and goat biryani at the Manhattan restaurant Adda recently, I thought dessert was out of the question. Until, that is, I was offered a mini popsicle made of kulfi, the Indian ...

Building the new LEGO Arcade Machine is an intimate, rewarding experience. On its exterior, this set is a classic, standup coin-operated arcade cabinet, with colorful decals on its sides, an air vent ...

The heavy equipment experts at XCMG have launched what they’re calling a “world’s first” 70 ton reach stacker designed specifically to support the construction of large, utility-scale battery energy ...

In illustration of Intuitive Machines' planned constellation of lunar communications satellites. Credit: Intuitive Machines WASHINGTON — Intuitive Machines has decided to bring in-house the production ...

CHUI, Kyrgyzstan -- Samira was about to send her 16-year-old daughter from where they live in Chui, northern Kyrgyzstan, to study at a prestigious school in the Russian republic of Tatarstan. What she ...

Jerry Jones has tried and failed to negotiate an extension with Micah Parsons. The Cowboys don't have a leg to stand on, in part because of contracts given out to pass rushers like Myles Garrett and ...

Claw machine games are experiencing a major comeback with the so-called clawcades popping up across the United States. Reporting for TODAY, NBC’s Priscilla Thompson shares an inside look at the arcade ...

Giosuè Baggio is in the Language Acquisition and Language Processing Lab, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim NO-7491, Norway. Binz et al. explore horizontal integration ...

Trevor Evans does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their ...

We still use industrial-age language to describe work: running like clockwork, tightening bolts, and burning the midnight oil. Those phrases made sense when productivity meant turning raw material ...