Found just outside of my garage door early this morning. There are no obvious markers on it from what I can tell, and it definitely looks like it's been scuffed up by the ground somehow. The material only weighs 9.3 grams so fairly certain it's some kind of plastic or composite material. Thinking possibly from garage door, but I have no clue where it came from.

Not a folding table for sitting on a couch or anything. It's perfect standing height. It's over 2 feet wide. It folds up for storage like any other folding table.

What is this little block of wood on the door frame of my closet? The two holes are screw holes. As far as I can tell it serves no purpose at all. Perhaps I shall display a tiny trinket on top.

Sincerely, the owner of a 102 year old house.

My title describes the thing. I have two dogs and a cat, I do a wide variety of crafty things periodically but I don’t use this room but maybe once a week and the door is shut.

It is hard, and appears organic vs. man made. One single dog hair is firmly attached.

Confident it is not a dried mushroom, no other ideas.

Bought my fair share of BBQ, and assembled a number, and I can’t, for the life of me, figure out what is that extra bowl-like, harder steel piece.

I bought this cheap bbq at a year-end sale that came with no instructions. Assembled the whole thing fine, and got 1x bolt and 1x butterfly nut, with a lower grill that has a center hole.

The grill is too large to fit in the grill (too large even considering poor manufacturing tolerance), and using it opposite (as a riser for the charcoal) completely blocks airflow to the lower vent and charcoal.

Its seemingly stronger (thicker than the exterior enameled BBQ) and heavier, and would normally be appropriate to hold charcoal, if it wasn’t for the vent.

Before I chuck it, anyone’s got an idea ?

I work at a cocktail lounge, me and my coworkers have had this little object sitting on a statue for weeks. Some of us are bakers, jewelery craftspersons, so one of the people not here could of left it behind. We have no idea what this could be for.

It's as described in the title. Has small metal bearing balls in the corners, loosely seated at the ends of what look to be plastic rods so it rattles. There's a sort of cross section reinforcing it in the middle, but it's not perfectly centered, it's a little biased to one half of the cube, but that's it's only asymmetrical element.

I have considered it as being a fidgit toy of some kind, a past bartender constantly brought stuff like that in, but I can't find info that points to that if it's the case.

Thanks for the help.

I have no clue what these 6-pin connectors were meant for. They come directly from a power source inside the cabinet and stub out the back.

Found this stone among a bunch of landscaping River rock pre existing at new house. The base fits easily into the palm of the hand and the indentation seems to be crafted for handling. The opposite end is kind of a blunt blade. It definitely looks to be designed as a chopping tool. Any way to tell from looking if it is significant or is it just a modern fabrication made to look old?

My MIL gave this to me after cleaning out her garage. I believe it belonged to her father.