u/marcusdiddle

I’m slowly improving my single-car garage workspace and am looking at options for flooring. Was wandering around Lowe’s yesterday and found these on the back wall. They’re thick, heavy, rubber. Interlocking 3x3 tile mats. Just wondering if anyone has used them for larger areas? My shop isn’t huge and I’m only considering flooring on the back half. The biggest downside I can see is they’re made for drainage, so the holes are open, meaning lots of sawdust just passing through. But nothing a shop vac can’t clean up once a week.

This guy really seems to be in his element, on my Element.

I’m an idiot…no idea how I missed this, and I’m sure it was somewhere in the tutorial, but…after 80 hours, I just learned you can zoom in and out while using the scanner…

EDIT: Also just learned via comments that you can zoom in/out without even engaging the scanner…

iOS version 26.4.2
YouTube app version 21.18.4 (just updated)

Share, Save, Remix, Report…none of these buttons work on any video. The “Download” button works, as well as the Like/Dislike buttons. Every other button on the iOS app is non-functional on any video.

I don’t even think this is all of them! I’ve taken advantage of the “2 batteries + 1 case + free tool” deal a few times which results in a bunch of chargers. At most, I need one 24v charger and one 40v charger. Don’t want to just pitch them. The alternative is boxing them up for storage, never to be seen again. Curious what others do with them?

I just want to clarify this and make sure I’m understanding. The only purpose the Ship Models serve is that they award you additional Merits upon successfully extracting with them. I don’t see anyplace where you can actually “donate” them or submit them to any project. So, just extract with them, and after that point, you’re free to sell them as any other trinket? No need to hold onto them for any other purpose?

EDIT: Thanks all, glad I checked. Seems they are dual-purpose. They award additional Merit for the Miniature Voyages project, but they are needed to actually submit to the Avian Alarm project.

The Fireball already inside was enough of a surprise.

The Pop pulling an Indiana Jones through the closing door at the last second was an even bigger surprise.

Hoping that he’s not still in there for the next Raider! But I’m assuming that’s how the Fireball ended up in there to begin with.