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Stow your bling. Stow Dot.
Posted April 28th, 2013Lab minions wear a lot of "bling" to dress up their lab coats. When the bling started interfering with the experiments, we needed a simple solution to store their goodies out of harm's way. So we created the Stow Dot. A small, non-permanent, colorful dot that lets you store your stuff on vertical surfaces where you want, any way you want.
Giant 3-D Papercraft Minecraft Terrains
Posted September 10th, 2012Some gamers need a Railgun, others choose an M1A1, most seem to desire an Energy Sword...but what we need is a pickaxe! That's right, our current favorite diversion from lab work is Minecraft. We didn't want the fun to stop on the screen, so we created giant, 3-D, papercraft Minecraft terrains on our walls and show you how to build your own. Enjoy.
Lots of Dots
Posted June 28th, 2012Our Tool Dot Bot has been upgraded (we added a pretty sticker) so we can offer Tool Dots in bulk with steep discounts. Get 510 Tool Dots per box! Cover an entire wall with tools, mount heavier things, create a magnetic suit of armor to do whatever a person in a magnetic suit of armor does (probably wanders into a lot of lamp posts). Oh, the possibilities!
Disc Mounts Now in Photon Absorbing Black.
Posted March 27th, 2012North-south, positive-negative, Mac-Win, Chevy-Ford, lab minion #351... everything seems to have polarity, so why not Disc Mounts. That's right, we now offer Black Disc Mounts for those who dare. Store gaming CDs on metal stuff right where you need them. No organizers. Just place CDs where you want and arrange as desired.
3-D Papercraft Space Invaders
Posted February 27th, 2012We like to be prepared for an alien invasion...Nerf guns loaded, extra rations of nachos packed away, and a Klingon dictionary in the back pocket. Unfortunately, such preparations tend to be forgotten in the routine of day-to-day life. As a subtle reminder, we created giant, 3-D, papercraft Space Invaders on our walls, and just so everyone is prepared, we show you how to build your own. Enjoy.





