"Exciting! Now the real questions: what are its limitations? How big can it go? How broadly flat a surface does it need. For instance, can it wrap around an arm or is it limited to just 2-3 inches before it would fall off the edge of the plane it started on?"

"I am so relieved to not see the Cybertruck in there."

"Oh, this is like those gravity battery cranes, but more horizontal (and therefore safer, I think, right?).https://www.snexplores.org/article/gravity-batteries-renewable-energy-problemsAnd in a way they're both also like a hydro-electric dam, but drier."

"Ok, here's my crazy idea: all EVs should be required to have a built-in battery irrigation system for emergency dousing."

"Nice. Next: shower wands!"

"Imagine: it's the middle of the night, and you wake up needing the bathroom, fast. And you have a "friend" over for the night."

"Casting this would actually be more difficult when it came time for cleanup and polish. The plaster would leave a fine texture that you'd have to spend even more time sanding and polishing smooth."

"Oooh, even better!"

"Marbles and ping pong balls are definitely getting rolled down the latter two."

"You can also using an oscillating tool to shave them off, followed by a quick hammer pound to embed any sharp edges as needed."

"I agree with Nick. And I'm glad to see you mention the hammer. I'll add that there's actually nothing wrong with using the hammer 100%, difficult staple or not. There's no (or nearly no) floor covering that can't absorb the +/- off a staple-studded plywood/OSB floor. Bonus: once hammered down, the staple and hammer combo tends to shear off those little foam clumps. After that, just vacuum them up."

"I won't say it creeped me out, but I did find myself expecting to see the fabric on the face suck in as it took a breath. It wasn't breathing? Oh. Good."