Dremel Idea Builder 3D Printer

Dremel's known for making tools that are great for modifying 3D objects, not for creating them from scratch. Still, the company's bringing the same reliability from their hand tools to the Dremel Idea Builder 3D Printer. Designed to be an easy first step into 3D printing, it features easy-to-use software, a pre-installed extruder for fast initial setup, and a full-color touch screen for object previews. As for specifics, it offers a 100 micron resolution, ten available colors of plant-based filament, and a large, removable build platform that lets you create objects up to 9" x 5.9" x 5.5" in size.

DuClaw Retribution Beer

As more and more bourbon barrel stouts hit the market, it's vital to choose one you won't regret. Retribution from DuClaw Brewing is a true standout, brewed since 2011. It's a full bodied stout aged for 6 months in charred white oak bourbon barrels from Kentucky and each bottle is drawn from a single barrel, making every batch a unique experience. ABV ranges on each batch as well, but goes no lower than 10.5%, giving off some needed warmth on a cold winter day.

Sony A7 II Camera

When you start with a camera as solid as the original A7, you don't need to make a lot of drastic changes in the follow up. And indeed, they haven't in the Sony A7 II Camera. Still powered by a fantastic 24 megapixel full-frame sensor, this sequel adds 5-axis sensor-shift image stabilization — a first for a full-frame mirrorless camera. It also boasts 30% faster AF speed and 1.5x better tracking performance, support for the XAVC S video codec, a magnesium alloy front panel, a reinforced lens mount, and a larger front grip that features a new front dial and a more natural position for the shutter button.

Watchville

Setting the time on your watch is simple enough — after all, your phone is probably showing a pretty close approximation right now. But if your timepiece demands more accuracy or features than your phone offers by default, take a look at Watchville. Designed as a must-download for watch aficionados, this handy app offers a number of time-focused tools, including an atomic clock, a leap year indicator, UTC time, and moon-phase setting tools. In addition, it shows aggregated news from a number of watch blogs, so if you're really into timepiece collecting, it'll keep you up to speed.

Oxx Coffeeboxx

It's hard to beat the convenience of K-Cup coffee packs — but they're limited to at home use. Until now. The Oxx Coffeeboxx is a rugged, on-the-go system designed to give you a great cup of coffee in less than 90 seconds, thanks to compatibility with the K-Cup. The brewer itself is housed in a dust-proof, water- and impact-resistant shell that can withstand loads of up to 500 lbs. A 3-foot retractable cord and built-in handle make it easy to tote around, a 2.5L water reservoir lasts all day, and three brewing size options ensure you get just the right amount of joe for your favorite mug.

Garb: Dark Clouds

Coach Crosby Wool Duffle Coat ($798). Coach Birdseye Crewneck Sweater ($398). Coach Arnold Boots ($345). Coach Cashmere Split Stripe Scarf ($228). Coach Embossed Leather 3-in-1 Gloves ($198). Coach Leather Portfolio ($295). Coach Bleecker Watch ($398). Coach Leather Flask ($95). Coach Bottle Opener Keychain ($45). Coach Bleecker Money Clip ($48). Theory Black Marlo Trousers ($265). London Undercover Umbrella ($275).

This edition of Garb is brought to you by our friends at Coach.

The Oakley Book

We gave you a brief look at some of the history and stories behind Oakley's success in our recent Artifact and Process articles, but if you're yearning for a more in-depth look at the company, The Oakley Book is a great place to start. This 200-page tome covers the company from all angles, from its founding in 1975 through present day; from its beginnings in motocross grips to its modern eyewear, apparel, and technology. In addition to interesting stories and anecdotes, you'll also find 200 illustrations, all packed into an oversized 11.5" x 14.75" hardcover book that comes in a black rubber slipcase with a metal "O" plaque.

2016 Cadillac ATS-V

Whether you're looking for a coupe or a sedan, if you're looking to go fast, the 2016 Cadillac ATS-V has you covered. Powered by a new Twin Turbo 3.6L V6 that's good for 455 hp and paired with either a six-speed manual or eight-speed paddle-shift automatic transmission, it can move from 0-60 in under four seconds and hit a top speed of over 185 mph. Other performance-friendly features include Brembo brakes, a Magnetic Ride Control suspension with four selectable driving modes, Recaro seats, a full color Head-Up Display, and an optional Performance Data Recorder that can capture track video, in-cabin audio, and metrics like 0-60 speed, lap times, and G-force.

Schiit Ragnarok Amplifier

As much as our music consumption habits evolve over time, it's tough to beat a great album and a pair of headphones. The Ragnarok Amplifier from Schiit might be the ultimate headphone amp, with up to 100 watts per channel into 4 ohms, 3 selectable gains, and an advanced 16-bit Microchip microcontroller that monitors and controls all aspects of its operation. And this amp isn't just for personal headphone sessions, but is fully capable of powering high-end loudspeakers as well. Made in Valencia, California and burnt in for 100+ hours before being shipped.

Schofield Beater Watch

Skip the anxiety that comes with trying to wear yet protect your average luxury timepiece and opt for a Schofield Beater Watch instead. Made in small batches, each watch is hand-finished to give it its own unique look and allow it to age gracefully over time, not unlike a great pair of jeans or well made leather bag. Other features include a rebuilt and adjusted Swiss ETA automatic movement, an enameled dial with gold indices and the company's trademark slash zero, and a calfskin strap that's chosen to match whichever of the three colorways you choose.

Filson Restored Bags

Filson's bags are known for the rugged reliability, but even the toughest of products need some TLC every once in a while. These Filson Restored Bags represent some of the most loved, most used items in the company's arsenal, having been purchased, used and worn until they needed repair, and then built back up by a restoration expert, giving them attributes like weathered fabric, distinctive stitching, and one-of-a-kind patina that you simply can't find on new items.

BrewDog Black Eyed King Imp Beer

Two years ago, the mad scientists at BrewDog brewed a extra-small-batch prototype beer, and then locked it away to age in whiskey barrels. Black Eyed King Imp is the result of that delicate process, and is finally ready for consumption. With huge chocolate, roasty bitter espresso, and of course warming whiskey notes, it's yet another bold notch on the Scottish brewers belts. Be just as patient as the brewers if you get ahold of this 11.8% bad boy, it's meant to be savored.

Rebels Refinery Wealth Of Man Oil Bar Soap

Only the manliest of men get clean using black soap. That's exactly what Rebels Refinery Wealth Of Man Oil Bar Soap lets you do. Made in Toronto in small batches of 500 then hand-wrapped, strung, and sealed, this unique bar contains organic coconut oil, organic palm oil, soy protein, charcoal food coloring (for that dark as night color), and sandalwood oil to leave you smelling great.

2015 Yamaha XJR1300 Motorcycle

The latest evolution in the classic XJR1300 series from Yamaha is upon us, and it's a sight for sore eyes. The 2015 XJR1300 takes styling influence from the custom work of builders Keino and Deus Ex Machina and features the world's largest-displacement air-cooled Inline-Four engine in production. It has a slim fuel tank design with a race-bred look, a 4-2-1 matt black exhaust, and a 4-cylinder DOHC 1,250cc air-cooled engine. The latest in this iconic line also comes in three colors, Power Blue, Matt Grey, or Midnight Black.

Gearwrench Gimbal Ratchet

Unfortunately, not everything is put together like it will be taken apart. As a result, it's not uncommon to run into bolts and screws at seemingly impossible angles. Impossible, that is, unless you have a Gearwrench Gimbal Ratchet. Available in 1/4" and 3/8" varieties, it allows your tool to pivot in two directions with a five degree swing arc, while meeting or exceeding ASME performance requirements with an anodized aluminum finish.

2015 Ford Shelby GT350 Mustang

Prepare for the return of one of the most iconic performance Mustang nameplates ever. Ford is bringing back the Shelby name in the form of the GT350 Mustang. It boasts a new 5.2-liter engine and the first-ever flat-plane production V8 from Ford, which provides more than 500 horsepower, with a torque peak above 400 lb.-ft. It's the most powerful naturally aspirated Ford production engine ever, and it all comes in the form of a muscle car that looks both classic and modern. Another beast in the new line of Mustangs celebrating the car's 50th anniversary.

Breitling Chronospace Military Watch

Sporting a black look that's more special ops than general infantry, the Breitling Chronospace Military Watch is ready to keep time on your next mission. At its heart is a SuperQuartz chronograph caliber that's ten times more accurate than ordinary quartz movements, allowing it to offer a 1/100th of a second chronograph with split times, dual timezones with Coordinated Universal Time, and a countdown timer across its two NVG-compatible backlit screens. A black steel case, rugged, military-style fabric strap, and a black steel mesh bracelet complete the set.

BeamBox

Normally, technology and history don't mesh so well. The BeamBox is an exception to this rule. Handcrafted from reclaimed, hand-hewn barn wood, it's as much an intriguing decoration as a gadget, and will great in nearly any environment. Of course, it needs to sound great, as well, and it has this end of things covered with dual 4-inch speakers that fire to the sides for room-filling audio and a built-in amp with a maximum output of 60W.