Many might think high profile scientists are the only ones to have located space debris like meteorites here on earth. That, however, is not the case at all. In fact, many meteorites have actually been found by metal detector hobbyists. Here’s Daniel Bernzweig of Detector Electronics Corp. to tell us more so we can find […]
How To Protect Your Car From The Sun This Summer
May 31, 2014 by
Keeping your car in good condition is a constant fight against nature and the wears of the road. If you have recently bought a used bmw, remember that one simple but devastating impact on your vehicle interior, exterior, and engine components is the sun. UV rays are an enemy to your car’s upholstery and to […]
Renaissance Man: Five Domestic Skills That Every Man Should Know
May 18, 2014 by
While most men might consider themselves to be independent, they’re probably lacking certain domestic skills. In order to be considered a true renaissance man around the home, there are 5 domestic skills that every adult male should possess. As trivial as they may seem, they all help to define true independence. Cooking Outside The Box […]
Fixer Upper: Tips to Get Started on Your Next Big Auto Project
April 9, 2014 by
Getting started on a new DIY car project is both challenging and exhilarating. The rush of excitement that comes with wanting to see the completed job often drives us to get started as soon as possible. But, only with proper planning and preparation, can one make sure the project is not only completed, but completed […]
Kiss Me, I’m Irish! Tips For A Legendary St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
February 28, 2014 by
St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, and whether you’re Irish or simply pretend to be on March 17th, it’s usually a good day to celebrate with family and friends. If you want to provide a legendary St. Patrick’s Day celebration to your family and friends, the following tips will help you throw […]
How To Load a Schick Repeater Injector Razor
February 13, 2014 by
There is nothing sweeter than scoring a new Schick Repeater on your favorite auction site. In the history of the razor, I am not sure there is a more precise and substantial piece of gear to be found. The issue becomes quite clear when you get your first vintage repeater for the first time…um, how the hell does this thing work? […]
Tips For Staying Warm When Stranded In Your Car
February 13, 2014 by
Just a couple of weeks ago in Atlanta, Georgia an unexpected blast of cold weather, snow and ice hit the city causing a massive gridlock on major highways. Temperatures reached below freezing and many people were forced to spend the night in their cars. Even a bus full of children was forced to sleep in […]
How to Shave with a Safety Razor
February 8, 2014 by
This is the first video in my Beginner Series about how to shave with a Safety Razor. Making the switch to a safety razor is a worthy investment that will not only save you lots of money over cartridge razors, but will give you superior shaves! I made the switch about a year ago and […]
Turning Your Garage into a Man Cave
January 23, 2014 by
Your garage is an important part of your home, protecting your belongings and car not only from the outside elements, but from potential thieves as well. Besides these essential functions, your garage can become so much more. Every guys dream is to take the garage and make it into something of their own. Any guy […]
5 Tips To Drinking When Out On The Town This New Years
December 30, 2013 by
For many of us, alcohol plays an integral role in our social lives Especially on New Years Eve. For Brits & North Americans certainly, drinking is one of the most popular past times. But unlike other hobbies, practice doesn’t necessarily make you any better at it. In fact, the more you do it, and the […]
