A common trait amongst geeks is a love for gadgets that are multipurpose. This clever little keychain has a secret- it holds a small tube that is perfect for a $20 note, or maybe some extra breath mints or medication.

This keychain has a very modern, sleek design to it. The walnut has been sourced by a Geek Group member, of local Michigan walnut lumber.

Your keychain may vary slightly, because all wood is unique.

A common trait amongst geeks is a love for gadgets that are multipurpose. This clever little keychain has a secret- it holds a small tube that is perfect for a $20 note, or maybe some extra breath mints or medication.

The keychain has a pretty bulb shape to it and is made out of two woods. One of them is the infamous rock maple from The Geek Group’s Leonard Street Labs and the other half is an exotic wood of our choice.

Because wood has a lot of character, each piece will vary slightly.

A fun little item for your desk, coffee table or any other part of your house that needs cheering it. It is made from recycled pine, found in the Geek Group’s Leonard Street Labs.

It holds two standard tealight candles, which it comes with. They are wrapped in metal so the candle is safe, as long as it is always attended, just like any other candle.

The design is a very bold arrangement of circles around a circle, perfect for a contemporary room that wants a little natural pop.

A fun little item for your desk, coffee table or any other part of your house that needs cheering it. It is made from recycled pine, found in the Geek Group’s Leonard Street Labs.

It holds two standard tealight candles, which it comes with. They are wrapped in metal so the candle is safe, as long as it is always attended, just like any other candle.

This design is an abstract collection of circles, that fits in well in a more traditional environment as well as the most of modern rooms.

A fun little item for your desk, coffee table or any other part of your house that needs cheering it. It is made from recycled pine, found in the Geek Group’s Leonard Street Labs.

It holds two standard tealight candles, which it comes with. They are wrapped in metal so the candle is safe, as long as it is always attended, just like any other candle.

It has a fun, abstract pattern in it that reminds us of a flower – or maybe a quilt pattern!

This pendant started out as a defect, cast aside for the burn pile in a cabinet factory. We deemed it far too exceptional, as you can clearly see two trees had grown together into a single log. One tree was Ash and the other Fir. Between the two is a little bark and an exceptional wood trait called spalting, which gives it the character and beauty that holds the eye so much.

Because the wood was extremely delicate, each pendant has been fully submersed in epoxy resin (it took more than 6 coats!) so that it has the strength of plastic but the beauty of wood. As a bonus, this means that it can not only withstand hanging on a necklace but is fairly resistant to the rough & tumble lifestyle so many of us lead. It can get wet and is very easy to clean with just a damp cloth.

The pendant comes on a leather cord for easy wearing, but it could be easily swapped out onto your favourite chain, if you wanted. The cord is measured long (see the last picture) so that you can adjust the length to whatever you want.

These are made in extremely small batches (this batch had eight) and each piece has its own special charm and beauty.

The pendant is a little over 2 inches in diameter and a little more than a quarter inch thick.

After many months of designing, engineering, prototype-building and planning, we are finally shrinking quarters with Project Stomper!

The quarters are shrunk with impressive power behind them: 6,000 volts and 100,000 amperes.

After the process- which happens in less than 1/100th of a second – the quarters are now about the width of a dime, although significantly thicker.

Shipping is free on this item- anywhere in the world! You will receive one shrunken quarter (which all vary slightly, due to the hand-winding process for shrinking),  along with a tiny , frame-able poster describing Stomper and the process that made your new shrunken quarter.

This wooden cup was turned lovingly at The Geek Group’s HQ out of a piece of lumber that was harvested by another Michigan Geek Group member. We’re pretty sure it is mulberry – and it is rock hard. It is the perfect size for a table centrepiece, perhaps filled with candy or ornaments.

It is not recommended to use it for consuming food.

This chalice is full of character that keeps appearing as you study it. The major change in colour is due to a live edge retention that brought out the absolute beauty of this lumber.

We all know that Geeks love their caffeine.. especially when on the go. This sleek stainless steel travel mug has a lid to ensure that your car also isn’t infused with caffeine.

Exactly what every science geek’s desk needs. Take that, coffee!

NOTE: The actual mug has the full phrase written on it and is not censored. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!