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I got mine from a job sire, but you can get it at most home improvement stores

@@The-Stuff-I-Do thank you for the quick answer

The outer box is 1x4 the interior wood is from an old pallet

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LED candelabra 100w equivalent

@@The-Stuff-I-Do and the name of the glass on top?

@@ishabhusal1821 Its regular tempered glass with a mirror film on it

The bottom is a mirror the top is film. The film I used is in the description.

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Glad you like it!

ITs tempered glass with mirrored tint

its an oil lamp from amazon that I gutted and wired for LEDs

I can answer questions about my build.

Yes, it's glass

@@The-Stuff-I-Do Whats the film used for? I might be a little confused haha

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Imagine using this as a night light when going to the bathroom in the middle of the night

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Yes

Thank you so much 😊

Any home improvement store should have 12" rebar, I just bent it to size.

Is one part of mineshaft and the bottom is a mirror and the top is a one-way mirror so you can see through and it makes the illusion of being endless

This is what I used www.amazon.com/Gila-Privacy-Adhesive-Residential-Control/dp/B000H5XTKG?th=1

@@The-Stuff-I-Do Thank you so much. Now I can finally finish it!!!

@@davidkinney650 post a link when you do

I've seen videos on how to remove the backing, but I ended up not needing to try it. You have to scrape off the paint without removing the mirror

the glass is normal tempered glass, the reflection comes from mirrored window tint placed on the bottom side.

​@The-Stuff-I-Do thanks, really great job! For the mirror window tint, what one way foil did you use? Thanks!

@@paulhopwood9741 The brand is Gila, I don't remember the specifics other than mirrored

@@The-Stuff-I-Do thank you!

@@paulhopwood9741 This is what I used www.amazon.com/Gila-Privacy-Adhesive-Residential-Control/dp/B000H5XTKG?th=1

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yes and I was standing there with a baseball bat...they haven't come back

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It's an oil lamp I got off Amazon and wired for electric. I painted it to make it look old www.amazon.com/gp/product/B091YKQC9G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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The welcoming party consists of two dogs, a pair of cowboy boots and a baseball bat. Unless they are smiling, then they get a cheese platter and Iced Tea.

I’d shit a purple Twinkie if I saw something coming up the ladder.

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I would have preferred less lights, but there is only 16" of space to work with before the reflection kicks in. Miniature lights don't look right with the ladder.

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I wanted an oil lamp look, you have to look close to notice that its flipped.

I knew someone would figure out how I did it.

Gila is the brand

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no, but I can answer any questions about building it

Hi I have a few questions. Is the top glass just a regular glass with mirror film or is it an actual one way mirror? Also how did you attach the top glass to the table? This is one of the better infinite tables I have seen! @@The-Stuff-I-Do

@@paramshah7241 It's 3/8" tempered glass with film. The box has inside walls and outside walls. The interior walls are 3/8" shorter than the exterior walls. The glass sits on top of the interior wall and the top frame anchors it in place.

16-17 inches

1.5 inches

@@The-Stuff-I-Do Merci 👍

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Sorry I didn’t video the build but i can answer questions

2 one way mirrors + planks + lamp + pipe + rebar ladder piece + led light

Thats pretty mcuh it

5-20% I'm not sure

The brand was Gila

I’m not exactly sure what you mean

impossible, you would not get the stereo vision (3D) effect when moving around

Thanks, it’s my favorite part

Not sure. it will probably work but the reflection might not be very bright. The good news is, if it doesn't work good enough, you can replace it later. So it's worth a try.

@@The-Stuff-I-Do Yes, I have that doubt too. If I decided to proceed with the creation of a DIY first surface mirror, my fear is that the reflective layer, now exposed to the atmosphere, would oxidize quickly. I read in your comments that you initially also thought about opting for this solution: did you have a workaround in mind to solve the oxidation problem? Can you suggest an idea to protect the reflective layer once exposed?

@@federicohapablap3571 I don't have any ideas, a spray clear coat may distort the image. epoxy would work, but then you'd have the same gap as with glass. Let me know if you figure something out.

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