Beyond an inconspicuous garage door on the side of an otherwise conspicuous Snell Hall is the home of a student-staffed book ...

A common household trick is to cut aluminum to sharpen a dull pair of scissors, but does this hack really work, or is it ...

Ann Arbor native Calder Westerman is one of five finalists in the Duck Brand’s Stuck at Prom Scholarship Contest, which ...

But whether you’re opening an Amazon package, dressing a deer in the field, or slicing a tomato in your kitchen, a sharp knife is faster, safer, and cleaner than a dull one. Using a knife sharpener ...

Since nakiri knives are often used for fine prep work and to break down bigger vegetables, a comfortable handle is key. The best handles have a shape that fits nicely in your hand while also allowing ...

The dishwasher may be the easy way out for most messy kitchen items, but it will quickly ruin copper cookware, insulated mugs ...

I’ve noticed that guests appreciate a place setting that includes steak knives. The sharp blades make cutting Iceberg lettuce ...

3. Sprinkle peanuts and chocolate chips over warm base. In a small bowl, stir together the caramel sauce and 3 tablespoons of ...

Using a custom guillotine, the researchers experimented with cutting speeds ranging from 1.3 and 6.5 feet per second and blade thicknesses between 5 and 200 millimeters.

These large, handsome steak knives performed very well in testing. Their straight-edged, upswept blades cut effortlessly through paper, steak, and sausage without tearing or excessive pressure.

Using ANSYS workbench to build the finite element model of paper cutter cutting blade, electrostatics analysis on stress and deformation of double-sided offset paper heap, and with the maximum ...