Will Stelter forges a knife from Zirconium, pushing the limits of heat, precision, and patience. Watch the process of shaping this tricky material into a sleek, integral knife.

Forged from titanium and burning at 3000°, this real-life lightsaber build pushes the limits of heat and engineering. Sparks fly, metal melts—this is lightsaber crafting at its most extreme.

Watching on as Forge performed were Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor, in addition to current frontman Adam Lambert, and Sweden's King Carl Gustaf. So it's no surprise that Forge initially ...

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MercurySteam talks to MP1st about Blades of Fire's inspiration, confirming it's the start of a much larger story and more.

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In an era where sustainability is becoming a cornerstone of industrial development, powder metallurgy (PM) has emerged as a key player in eco-friendly manufacturing. This innovative process combines ...

Legendary rockers Brian May and Roger Taylor of Queen, master jazz artist Herbie Hancock and conductor/soprano and ...

Award-winning Light, Scenic and Conceptual designer Tobias Rylander reveals how Ghost's spectacular Skeletour came to life ...