Meat Tenderizer from cw&t on Vimeo. [Shot by: Geo Rittenmyer]

OBK is One Brass Knuckle. Jewelry the Swiss Army wished they had.

OBK comes in pure brass, stainless steel, gunmetal black or with a gold plated finish.

Engineered to be the toughest piece in your collection. What you do with it is up to you.

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Help us win $5000 to give to a charity of choice!

CW&T and John Dimatos are team schoolhousehello, competing to find a solution to encourage people to ride bikes.

Bike Pool is riding bikes in groups around the city.
Not only is it a safe way to commute to work, it is also a great way to meet new people….especially new lovers!
If you’re ready to meet the ride of your life, try Bike Pool.

Super special thanks to Sandra, Alexis, and Sony!



Real World Bike Katamari is a game that you play with your iPhone while riding a bike. Hit start and begin to grow into an expanding clump of objects. The more places you bike, the more you collect and the bigger you grow. Eventually you become so big that you turn into a star that explodes and reshuffles the universe and then you start again small.

Bike Pool signs posted around NYC are places for bikers to meet up and ride together. Riding as a small crew makes cyclists more visible to cars and it is a great way to socialize. Whether you are in it for an intense ride to get the blood flowing before a day at the office or as a way to chill out and meet new people after work, the Bike Pool is for everyone.

Jump in!

Super special thanks to EVERYONE that helped out with this shoot!

Super special thanks to David Gelston for helping the shoot!



PS Bike Pool is huge in India.

Tripod Light Mount is a simple, integrated light socket and switch that mounts onto standard tripods. Give your unused tripod a new life.

Components:
Integrated Toggle Switch Socket (Medium or Standard Base aka E26 (MES) and E27 (ES)
Brushed Stainless Steel Bracket
12.5 Feet of Ultra-Durable Neoprene Jacket Wire
Industrial Grade Plug

Light Bulb and Tripod are not included. Photos above feature the old Tiltall tripod and the Philips 11W LED PAR-30 Flood Bulb

Our goal with SailBritain.org was to make a super clean and easy to use site in one week. The site’s main page only has 7 big text-links, so you won’t get lost.

Follow Jack’s adventures and help him raise money for two extremely worth causes at SailBritain.org!

Go Jack! Have an awesome adventure!

The Blockhead Stem IB is our Blockhead Stem with an integrated brake lever.  The lever is tucked neatly into the stem and is just long enough for two fingers.  We designed it to be used with a front brake so the cable can be cut really short and straight, eliminating friction within the brake cable housing.

Sometimes it’s nice to ride fixed with a front brake, but brake levers tend to be massive, take up a lot of handlebar space, and have levers that are much longer than they need to be.  Our solution is to make the lever part of the stem.  If you despise your ugly massive brake lever, this one is for you.

We ride with these on our bikes all around NYC.  We love them.

If you have a 31.8mm handlebar or a 1″ steerer or some other configuration we don’t offer yet, let us know.  If we get enough people that want a particular combination, we’ll build them to suit your setup.  Or better yet, take the 3d files, customize it, and machine it yourself.

This stem’s design (like the Blockhead Stem) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0.
3D File: [3d files in various formats] Take it. Modify it. Share it.

Material: 6061 Aluminum
Length:40mm
Clamp diameter: 26mm
Rise: 0 degrees
Steerer tube diameter: 1-1/8″
Dimensions: 53mm x 53mm x 86.79mm
Weight:502.5 grams
Includes: 6 stainless steel screw

For wholesale inquiries, please contact us at cwandt(at)cwandt(dot)com

Blockhead Stem IB by CW&T is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.`

4 chocolate drippers hang from the ceiling dripping chocolate onto plates on the floor. Each of the 4 drippers drip at different increments. One drip per second, one drip per minute, one drip per hour, and one drip per day. The drip hits the large stainless plate on the floor, creating a distinct aroma and sound of chocolate dropping. Over time, each of the 4 plates accumulate different sized puddles of chocolate. Chocolate Timepiece was commissioned by Migration of Senses for the Chocolate & I event.

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For Keira Alexandra and her Grandpa,
Here we imagine manufacturing rituals.
with love from brooklyn,
cw&t

Each clock is written in Processing and presented here using processing.js.

link: [time 00]

Rotation Notation’s hour hand moves on a 12 hour cycle, powered by the wearer’s movement and is set by its orientation on the wrist. There is no minute or second hand. Time can be accurately read by looking closely at where the hour hand points. 60 holes around the perimeter mark 12 minute increments in a 12 hour cycle. There is no predetermined or primary orientation to the watch. 12 o’clock is wherever you want it to be. The orientation of the watch is set by you with a string looped into one of the 60 holes.

This watch is built with an automatic mechanical movement. There is no stem to set the hour hand or wind the mechanism. So if you want to change the time, remove the old string and add string in the appropriate holes to mark 12 o’clock, 6 o’clock or whatever combination you like. Over time, the accumulation of string leaves behind a history of your notations.

In an empty lobby, smoke-like swirls of light creep from the edges of undulating Corian furniture. When a visitor is present, the light retracts back into the furniture, emerging again once there is stillness.

The Pursuit of Stillness is an interactive projection designed for Acconci Studio‘s Corian Furniture Installation in the lobby of the Bronx Museum of the Arts. Acconci’s installation is part of year long series celebrating the Centennial Year of the Grand Concourse.

The software was written using Open Frameworks with openCV with Optical Flow. The application controls 25 high speed video loops, each mapped to a trigger position on the floor. The video was shot using a Casio Exilim EX-FH20 and the camera tracking uses an overhead PS3 camera.

Pursuit of Stillness – CW&T from Taylor Levy on Vimeo.

The Pursuit of Stillness from Taylor Levy on Vimeo.