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The best of February on Smart Stuff.
It seems a lot of blogs are fond of making monthly roundups. Maybe it is a good idea. Maybe a lot of smart stuff gets forgotten about when it could be appreciated by more people if we were to make such a monthly roundup, too. Let's try it. Here's our five favorite posts from the past month (it's kind of hard to pick five but here goes):

• Extra long finger plasters
• The inkless pen
• The California car duster
• The Multimirror
• Electric power shifter for bicycles

If you have missed any of these, we suggest you click and have a look. We do not think you will be disappointed. /Ed.

28 February 2007





Push and pull oven hook.
Now, as all our regular readers surely know, we prefer a good Nomex oven mitt anytime for handling hot pots and pans. But at the same time we understand that everybody else does not. So for all those out there who prefer a more mechanical way of handling hot pans and such things, here is the push/pull oven hook. We do think it is pretty clever. And it is not very expensive, either; just USD 5.99 (about SEK 42:-) on Walter Drake. [Via]

28 February 2007



Shimano's electrical bicycle auto shifter

Electrical bicycle auto shifter.
We suppose Shimano has done pretty much everything in bicycle gears except an automatic, so it was probably due. The new (?) technology is launched under the Coasting brand (almost unreadable site), and as far as we can gather it may be available in four bikes from three manufacturers; Trek, Giant and Raleigh. If any of them will hit Europe and Sweden is shrouded in uncertainty, by we think at least Trek has an importer, so maybe... The bikes shown are no sports rigs, they are more like something you'd pedal to the store with. The bike power shifter is located inside the oversized chain cover, and, if we are not mistaken, it's powered by a dynamo in the front wheel. The actual gears are located in the rear hub. You'll find a longer text on the Bike Gallery web site. [Via]

26 February 2007



Jörg Gätjens' chair with coat hanger...Pottinger & Coles chair with coat hanger
Chair with coat hanger - stolen idea?
This chair from Pottinger & Cole (right) has been doing the rounds lately. And why not, since it's both smart and fun. It would be perfect by the bed, since it provides both coat hanger and beside table all in one. But even though it is smart, the idea is not exactly new. We already have a similar chair (left) in our archives, that one designed by Jörg Gätjens. Considering the fact that we found Jörg Gätjens' chair already in December 2005, one might suspect that P&C liked the idea and simply ripped it off to make their own interpretation. [P&C via]

25 February 2007



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