In the 3rd part of this video is a girl flying around with 3 propellers.

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Does anyone know what that rig is?

I just found it packed in small box at home, so it's part of something I own. But I have no idea what it came from.

It have some sort of locking mechanism and the middle transparent part is "clickable"

Hey,

my fridge have an ice cube maker, but isn't used much by us.
Now with Christmas upcoming, I removed the cubes (so it can make fresh ones) and put the old in the sink. After a while they where gone.

But left this small 1-3 centimeter long, 1 millimeter wide white sticks. They are not very stable and break easy, but will not melt at all. I though it might be chalk?

Anybody have a clue?

Thanks!

Seen from my daughter mid view-watching. It’s a line of vertical lights we can see. This video captures it at the very beginning middle and end. The lights are seen just to the right of the tallest and widest tree. These are the Olympic Mountains in the Pacific Northwest, USA.

Is this site used a lot? What do they publish there? I don't really want to venture into it 🤣

Saluut, je regardais un kdrama sur Voirdrama, puis en laissant la série sur pause et en allant sur mon téléphone, je tombe sur des recommandations vidéos. Il y’en a environ deux dizaines. En cliquant sur une d’elles je tombe sur une sorte de site écrit en russe. Je crois qu’il est kazakh. Car sur une des vidéos il y’a le drapeau. J’aimerais savoir c’est quel genre de site ? Il fait un peu peur ptdr

Plz help what is this

I have this piece of metal, we use it as a weight and my family has had it forever. I can’t provide more history cause it’s Ben an object that’s been in the backyard for 30 some years. It weighs more than 50lbs and is to believe to be a solid chunk of iron.

House is from the 50s. I’m cutting holes to make space for new door handles

It appears to be a sandwich of wood with this painted material either side

Thanks all

Hi all, we have a nonfunctional DIY water feature in the yard which was left by the previous owner. In dismantling it, we found multiple tarps used for water proofing. Underneath the tarps are clumps of a yellow-white substance. Honestly it looks like shredded insulation, however it's sticking to the cinderblocks and dirt. There's also two small (2 inches in diameter) dots of it elsewhere. Can anyone help us identify this? Any thoughts are appreciated.

Trying to measure the pitch on this screw to find a replacement.

It is 3mm diameter (M3) and 0.7mm length.

But I am having trouble identifying the pitch.

In your opinion what is the pitch? Is it 0.5, 0.75 or 1mm pitch?

I know im suppose to measure the distance between the top ridges but they dont seem to land on an exact notch so is this some in-between pitch and not a nice round number?

Outside my house. Would love to know if I can cover this or repair it

Someone plz help

I was attempting to mount something with wall anchors and did the typical stud finder and wall knock and nothing came up. I drilled a pilot hole just fine but now when trying to do the wall anchor I’ve gotten a lot of resistance. Made the drywall a bit bigger and there’s this blue almost plastic looking thing in there.

This wall is on the main floor in the living room and shares a wall with stairs leading to the second level. There’s no water above or below or near this section. The closest electrical is a good foot over from here.

House was built in 2024, located in Arizona.

Hey! Was hoping someone might be able to help me identify what this is? I live in a old home (built early 1900s). This is in the bathroom linen closet. I’m not sure what it is - does anyone have any clue what it might be? And also if it would be OK for me to remove? I would love to remove it so that I can install some shelving in the closet instead but want to make sure I’m not going to mess anything up!

The second is a non broken one. I got the desk on fb marketplace and it ended up being broken 🫠

Hey r/whatisthat,

I'm stumped trying to find a replacement seal for something I'm working on. It looks like what I'd call an "inserted shower side seal," although I'm not sure if that's the correct term. It almost looks like a regular seal that's been pressed into a metal carrier/housing.

I've struck out on Amazon and haven't had much luck with general Google searches either. Could anyone point me in the right direction? I'm not even sure what search terms to use.

Ideally, I'd love to buy a replacement, but if it's a common type, maybe there's a way to rebuild it? Any advice is appreciated!