These 3-3/4” dia x 2-5/8” tall steel tins have clear acrylic windows in their lids so you can see what’s inside. Discreetly stamped “Mezze” on the side, which means hors d’oeuvres, pretty much, in a bunch of Mediterranean-ish languages. But we prefer keeping baubles, buttons or bows in them, though.

Good advice for us all, and true of this clear, flexible shatter-resistant plastic ruler from Helix®. Measures 12” in 1/16” (and 30cm in 1mm increments).

This light fixture takeout has (8) 1/16” dia surface-mounted COB LEDs on a 1-7/8” dia circuit board/heat sink. Nominally rated for 1A at 32VDC via a 4mm ID 2-pin Molex connector. Most will have a 3/8” square clear lens over the elements. The lumens are a mystery, but it’s brighter than an MIT physics major. Color temp is warm white.

Pete Seeger song. Also the way you cut tubing. As you do with this cast aluminum tubing cutter. Has a 5/8” dia carbide cutting wheel, dual 7/16” dia x 1/2” roller bearings and a folding deburring blade. For tubing between 1/8” and 1-1/8” dia.

Before there was Google there were googly eyes, and nobody has ever gotten tired of them. (Stick a pair on a stapler and transform your desk; stick them on your forehead and confuse your dog.) You pick from our eyeball collection: our 1/2” dia eyes at (8) to a package; or the big eyes,1-1/16” dia, at (2) to a package.

Did you know that the funky plug on one end of your computer cord is an IEC plug? Now you do, and now you can extend your computer cord so you can set up farther from an outlet. How, exactly? With this 6-foot, 18-3AWG extension cord with a female IEC at one end, and a recessed male IEC at the other. Rated for 10A at 250V.

You are if you have these beauteous and pristine white cylindrical squeezable plastic roll-on bottles with integrated screw caps. Measure 5-1/8” tall x 1-1/2” dia, and hold approx 3 oz. Just fill ’er up with whatever—essential oils, perfumes, glue, paint, deodorant, odorant—and pop in the 1” dia application ball.

Good clean fun for trips to the beach or pool. This 4-3/4” rubber shark has a small human foot sticking out of its maw. Give him a good squeeze and the leg pops out up to the shin. Quickly repeated squeezes make it look like the shark is having lunch.

These heavy polystyrene sleeves are slightly over 3-3/4” x 2-5/8” ID. Not unlike laminating sleeves, they’re closed on three sides, and some have a slight bluish or gray tint. Great for baseball or football cards, Pokemon cards or any other flat collectibles.

When is a spiral-bound notebook not just a spiral-bound notebook? When it’s got a pair of nunchaku (or maybe you say “nunchuks”) embossed on the cover with an actual little chain for, like, verisimilitude, dude. Inside are 94 pages of ruled, white 8” x approx 11” sheets, like that part matters.

Put an arcade in your pocket with this tiny pinball game. Has (3) teensy BBs, a plunger, spinners, ledges and variable point scores, all in a 3-3/8” x 2-1/4” x 3/8” thick plastic housing. We’ll pick two different with a jungle hunt, Indy 500, space race or cowboy theme because we’ve played ’em all, from Soho down to Brighton.

When you can’t or won’t drill through the walls to get the cable TV or satellite signal inside, try this short piece of flat coax cable, made to lay down along the internal sill, so you can close the window over it. Also perfect for outdoor-mounted, over-the-air antennas. Measures 7-1/2” long x 11/16” wide x a darn near flat 1/16” thick with standard female F connectors on both ends and is covered in white vinyl. Even has a little self-adhesive strip on one side to keep it flat.

We couldn’t think of any clean jokes for this part, so just add your own. Meanwhile, this little, 1/4” dia, bright white COB LED is mounted on a 3/8” square PC board. Requires 70mA at 9VDC. Our in-house Fire Prevention & Ophthalmology Team suggests a heat sink as well as indirect viewing.

This thick glass lamp diffuser measures 10-1/2" x 6-7/8" inside with a 1/4" perimeter lip. The 1/8” thick glass is patterned in 1/16” squares, and the whole shebang is an offset triangle that’s 2-3/4” high at its tallest. We’re thinking small custom skylight cover, translucent birdhouse roof, terrarium lid, non-bellish bell jar or a way to keep your triangular cupcakes fresh.

These clear plastic jars look like they used to hold peanut butter, but they didn’t. If they had, it would have been approx 14 oz of peanut butter. But it wasn’t. Measure 4-7/8" x 3-1/16" dia and come with a gasketed white plastic screw cap, like peanut butter jars. Made in the USA, like most peanut butter.

Our hottest hot pink carabiner. Call it fuchsia, in honor of Leonard Fuchs, who discovered the flower of that color--which is a shade of dark pink. Measures, 3” long with “safe working load 150lbs” printed along its flattened fuchsia side. But it’s not for climbing, no matter how much you weigh.

This spoon-tube, originally intended to accurately measure liquid medicine and keep it off the chins of medicine-takers, will hold up to (2) tsps or 10cc/ml. In see-through fluorescent green with a little foot at the front so you can put it down on a surface without losing the contents. Measures 4-7/8” long x 1/2” ID with a 1-1/4” spoon-like tip, and marked in tsps and ml/cc gradations on the side.

These nice, bare steel tins measure 6-5/8" x 4-3/4" x 1-7/8", and have a 4-3/4” x 3-1/4” clear acrylic window in their flip-top lids. They have a discreetly embossed “Mezze” on the front, which means “appetizer” in a bunch of languages, but you can keep whatever your heart desires in them because nobody can tell you what to do.