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Welcome to the ultimate heavy metal

It's time to claim elemental superiority with the KILO cube: a solid KILOGRAM cube of 99.95% pure aerospace-grade Tungsten.  

Here is a conversation I have almost daily at my desk:

Passer-by notices cube: "What is that, it looks cool/awesome!"
Me: "It's a solid tungsten cube"
Passer-by tries to pick it up: "What the #$%# why is it so @#$@ heavy!!???"

 Why do I need the KILO cube?

• You are a metal junkie and need a centerpiece for your collection - pretty much the densest thing you can own in this size.
• You are an educator and you want to shock your students with the density of Tungsten, creating a memorable experience.
• You want to have the coolest thing in the office - the ultimate conversation starter. Just watch what happens when someone tries and fails to pick it up from your desk on the first try!
• You want the ultimate "structure" item to focus on for creative unleashing or meditation

Why Tungsten?

• 70% denser than lead
• Denser than Uranium
• Nearly impossible to melt
• 4x harder than Titanium
• 19x denser than water
• The KILO cube is 99.95% pure tungsten, the purest available anywhere with unmatched density.

What people are saying about the KILO:

"This tungsten cube is a great example of what we call a "structure" in the coaching profession -- something that reminds us to bring focus and attention to positive changes we are seeking to make. Be a positive deviant and get in on this cool Kickstarter." - Margaret Greenberg, Author of Profit From the Positive, McGraw-Hill Professional 

"...There has been quite a bit of discussion around the choice of an appropriate centering object to present to the participants. I think this might satisfy most, if not all of the concerns of the group..." - Madeline T.

"...I'm pretty stoked about adding the Forged cube to my desk candy! ..." - Kyle H.

"Thanks for putting this project together -- I was one of the earlier backers and made a pledge immediately when I saw it.  Didn't know this disease had a name -- "metal junkie" :) ..." - Tom D.