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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @HAXMAN
    @HAXMAN  23 дня назад +147

    Stream my music free here! 👉 open.spotify.com/artist/1VOVKFOF2gmaiZysdVug2I?si=HUEvBHVzSDKfoayWUNO4vQ Every listen helps feed a Haxman child.😁

    • @CopenhagenCollabo
      @CopenhagenCollabo 21 день назад +7

      @@HAXMAN love the new release from HAXMAN MUSIC

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +5

      Thank you!

    • @CopenhagenCollabo
      @CopenhagenCollabo 21 день назад +3

      @@HAXMAN how is it now with the music, did you write and produce the tracks yourself..? it sounds so cool in my car... Many thanks to you and the HAXMAN family

    • @CopenhagenCollabo
      @CopenhagenCollabo 21 день назад +2

      @@HAXMAN Oki just got too the point in this video where you tell about the albums 😃

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +8

      I worked with my producer in London. He's the real talent behind the music. I provide the direction on the sound and feel I want and we go back and forth until it fits what I want.

  • @leecarlson9713
    @leecarlson9713 19 дней назад +641

    Just subscribed. I am an 80 year old woman who discovered only a few years ago how much I love power tools! I was fascinated by all your tools. I have no idea why the algorithm sent me this today, but I am hooked!

    • @slc1161
      @slc1161 19 дней назад +47

      62 year old woman, retired due to medical disability. Still love my power tools. I like to repurpose old or used furniture, usually found at resale stores or yard sales. I’ve recaned chairs that I got practically free, then resold them. Remade some furniture for friends and family. I just have to do it in short periods of time and get help for any heavy lifting. Now learning new tricks from this channel.

    • @SecondMileDIY
      @SecondMileDIY 18 дней назад +32

      Both of your comments made me so happy to read! I’m a 46 year old female but I love seeing any women who love using power tools!!! Especially any that are in the generation before me! 😁. I wish you both great success with your future projects! ❤

    • @jstratpro-42
      @jstratpro-42 18 дней назад +19

      This wins the coolest comment award! ❤❤❤

    • @mlatham23
      @mlatham23 18 дней назад +23

      60 years old woman. I like my tools also. But I was missing my carpenter who died 2 years ago today. This showing up in the algorithm helped a little.

    • @lawndogmoon2
      @lawndogmoon2 18 дней назад +13

      Hey baby, you single?

  • @robertholtz
    @robertholtz 19 дней назад +303

    3:33 - The word "rabbet" is used because it literally means "recess," as in the one you cut out of the wood in joinery. The Brits call it a "rebate" cut which also means "recess." Fun fact: Lots of people wrongly believe the spelling for "rabbet" is "rabbit," as in the furry carrot-loving creature. I actually like that because, if you look at the joint cut from one side, it resembles the 8-bit profile of a rabbit's head with long ears. Hope that enlightens. Cool video. Cheers.

    • @G_Cs
      @G_Cs 19 дней назад +27

      Rabbet derives from the French word rabbat, which means recess or reduction. And rabbat comes from the verb rabattre, which means "to beat down" or "to reduce." Used in English woodworking since the 14th century. And yes, the Brits (England and some other English language countries) do call it a rebate. It makes sense because the word originated from the French verb, (to reduce). Rebate in American English also traced back to the same French verb, as a refund or reduction in price.
      A dado cut is "across the grain" and groove when aligned with the grain. Across the grain for added strength, as in making a bookcase.
      All three words are more for how they fit with other pieces in woodworking.
      Dado is from Italian architecture. In classical architecture, the recessed section between the base and the upper (decorated) part is the dado. It started to be used in woodworking by the 17th century.
      A groove cut (along the grain) is more generalized and used for recessed areas in many things. The Grand Canyon is a very large groove.

    • @Deja117
      @Deja117 19 дней назад +14

      Not me in Britain, watching American woodworking videos, wondering why I can't find half the stuff they're talking about at my local hardware store lol.

    • @BobbyParker784
      @BobbyParker784 19 дней назад +7

      Love the videos just joined subscription plus a one-year $1.60 premium access but on a side note rabbits don't actually eat carrots they eat the greens LOL. Bugs Bunny's a liar LOL

    • @robertholtz
      @robertholtz 17 дней назад +8

      @@Deja117 For our friends across the pond, a rabbet is a rebate and a dado is a trench. You know what they say... Two nations separated by one language. Cheers.

    • @robertholtz
      @robertholtz 17 дней назад +3

      @@BobbyParker784 That Bugs. Ain't he a stinker? 🙂

  • @nemonomen3340
    @nemonomen3340 14 дней назад +364

    Burglar here. Just wanted to say I actually don’t hate you at all. It’s easier if everyone bases their secret compartments off the same video.

    • @the-aubergine-man9000
      @the-aubergine-man9000 12 дней назад +7

      "YOURE SO RIGHT"
      said gojo calmly

    • @79dawg1
      @79dawg1 12 дней назад +28

      It was a trap to get burglars to post comments. 😏

    • @Bsharpnoflats
      @Bsharpnoflats 12 дней назад +2

      Lol! You have to have the measurements just right!!!!!!!! Same location as well.

    • @tjmakerextraordinaire
      @tjmakerextraordinaire 12 дней назад +2

      Maybe it’s a decoy…. The next place is the real place !!

    • @jamesw.6931
      @jamesw.6931 12 дней назад +18

      Homeowner here. I don't have secret closets or compartments because. While you are climbing over my 6' wrought iron gate my monitored home security is filming you in HD color. When you break into my home the police will be notified and; if you were to steal something it's all insured including my vehicles the most prized have agreed value. Good Luck in your career, you can always get three hots and a cot when you're caught... 😉

  • @MrBigMalT
    @MrBigMalT 20 дней назад +118

    Getting the struts right is crazy science! We have a double bed that hinges up on gas struts, so you can store bedding inside. When I assembled it, the struts were almost impossible to move either way. I rang the supplier, and they said “put the mattress on”…. Then it hit the sweet spot. So it’s all about weight and leverage. Great vid… what a fun project 😊

    • @TimpBizkit
      @TimpBizkit 19 дней назад +19

      @MrBigMalT the force you need to lift is the mass x the centre of mass/(distance from strut to hinge x cosine of angle between strut and thing to be raised.)
      As the thing swings down, the centre of mass tucks in but so does the strut in the same ratio.
      The strut will produce a bit more force when pushed in. Also the strut angle deviates from 180 degrees until its at 0 or 180 and is not pushing in the direction you want and the door stays all the way down. You could even angle the mounts so the struts keep the door closed, and then begin to open it when you start the lift by hand.
      It's the same way a car trunk stays up but will fall into place at a certain point.

    • @auberjean6873
      @auberjean6873 18 дней назад +1

      @TimpBizkit 💯
      Nice to see a brainiac here! Also, cool screen name. 🎶

    • @joetrainor7160
      @joetrainor7160 13 дней назад

      Wow this is totally amazing!

  • @pilofun1
    @pilofun1 19 дней назад +28

    I haven’t read all the comments so don’t know if this has been suggested already. After you were done, and it was a fascinating and great idea, I was still able to see a gap around three sides of the bookcase. But that problem could be solved by attaching the equivalent of the door frame onto the front edge of the cabinet, so that there is no longer a space showing between the bookcase and the door frame. The door frame would go up with the bookcase!
    The thickness of the “door frame” could be adjusted for best fit, so there will be no gap at all!!
    ~ from a former engineering student who decided to teach Kindergarten for 40 years instead! 😂

    • @robthorley7033
      @robthorley7033 11 дней назад

      I love this and I'm jealous. Everything is great about this video. I love the trick of the upswinging door to deal with expert "treasure hunters" that know about hidden doors, but why would they think that the other gaps around an inset bookcase didn't mean the same thing?

  • @patmax238
    @patmax238 14 дней назад +30

    Thank you for sharing this hidden “closet.” You are amazing. I had a wonderful carpenter until he started to use drugs. I always show off what he did in my basement. I have a sump pump located under my cellar stairs. It would be a nightmare to get to the pump. I had to take apart the staircase to get to the pump so many times, the stairs became dangerous. I asked him if he could build me or fix the staircase. He built me a new set of stairs that has hinges on the top step with handles on the bottom step. So now,if I need to get to the pump, all I have to do is to pick up the handles on the bottom step, wedge the 2x4s under a step to secure the staircase so it will be safe to move under the steps. It’s worked wonderfully.

    • @Cryin_Lion
      @Cryin_Lion 3 дня назад

      That sounds cool! I hope the carpenter gets the help he needs. He must be quite skilled.

  • @eln0mbre
    @eln0mbre 20 дней назад +308

    You should store your paint cans up side down. It will make them seal up with no vapor escaping and the pre opend paint can will last for ever without drying.

    • @originalsusser
      @originalsusser 16 дней назад +44

      That's some fact spitting there. I had a can of enamel paint stored in this manner in a climate controlled shed that lasted 15 years. Gave it to someone with this caveat, and it was as good as new. That was 10 years ago, and it still looks like it was painted recently

    • @jigan2971
      @jigan2971 15 дней назад +68

      that or it pops open during a hot summer, leaving u with an even bigger mess

    • @greenerell484
      @greenerell484 15 дней назад +8

      @@jigan2971 hmmm

    • @backs8189
      @backs8189 15 дней назад

      @@jigan2971 easy solution, get some cheap tarp / liner and put it in a tub where you put all your paint cans / cases.

    • @royster3345
      @royster3345 15 дней назад +42

      I just put a plastic carrier bag on the tin then push the lid on. Stops any dried flakes falling in when opened. Particularly good if they are metal tins where the edge of the lid rusts.

  • @wizzarin424
    @wizzarin424 21 день назад +55

    Excellent Idea of swing up, also I never see that staple gun before but it makes so much sense. Thanks for the video. Newtons (N), which are units of force, their equivalent in pounds-force (lbf), which is often used in the United States. To convert newtons to pounds-force: 1 N≈0.224809 lbf So, if you have 1100 newtons: 1100 N×0.224809≈247.29 lbf. SO 1100 newtons is approximately 247.3 pounds-force. -OR- If you are wanting to use the other Soft and chewy Fig Newtons (that weights 10 oz per pack) it would take 396 packages to push it down.

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  20 дней назад +15

      I’m going to need a lot of fig newtons then. 😄 Thanks!

    • @1badombre82
      @1badombre82 20 дней назад +6

      I think that swing up was a bad choice. Most because they can't put any furniture on that side of the room now. And that was smart thinking to calculate the variables of fig Newtons law.

    • @frozendude707
      @frozendude707 15 дней назад +1

      Well, to be technical you cannot really do an exact conversion between lbf and lbs, at average sea level 247.3 lbf comes to about 246.9 lbs, less at higher levels, so you *might* get away with 395 packs to compress the strut unless it is high tide, not accounting for corporate greed factor (less weight per pack than indicated).

  • @zeroyou3060
    @zeroyou3060 13 дней назад +21

    Haxman got me regretting that I should’ve take woodworking during my high school years. After having watched this video; I can say that he knows wtf he’s doing. Beautifully done!

  • @spudeleven5124
    @spudeleven5124 17 дней назад +12

    ****MOAR**** - this is one of the *FINEST* presentations of a woodcrafting project EVER!!! Here is the true magic and power of the Internet, folks! It allows us to see amazing talents and skills which would otherwise be denied to us, and thus we would would never even know they existed! I can't get enough! BRAVO!!!

  • @tripslade8431
    @tripslade8431 21 день назад +278

    I’m not sure if you read all of the comments, but brother, I just closed on a house on 3.5 acres and I’ve been watching your videos forever. Especially the smokeless fire pit. I’m in GA, but above the gnat line😂 I can confidently say, out of every video I watch, the wife wants to watch Haxman videos out of everything else on road trips. Which is huge. Love the content. You’ve been a God-send. Praying many blessings over you and your family.
    Thank you again!

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  20 дней назад +20

      Thank you so much! Congratulations on the new house!

    • @HappyLife693
      @HappyLife693 20 дней назад +6

      Gnat line? I didn't realize there are areas in Georgia without gnats. 🪰

    • @whitepilled22
      @whitepilled22 20 дней назад +5

      What is this gnat line you speak of? I know nothing of this from my western low to zero summer humidity climate utopia. Never mind, I looked it up.

    • @dolfinwriter5389
      @dolfinwriter5389 19 дней назад +4

      @tripslade8431 I also know nothing of any "gnat line." I'm originally from and now living back in Kansas, but I spent nearly 3/4 of my Navy career between Orlando FL, Cocoa Beach FL, Jax FL, Charleston SC, Newport News VA and King's Bay GA, and I became VERY familiar with both the "flying teeth" gnats and the official state bird of South Carolina (the mosquito). Then I lived in Sunny Southern California for 28 years after the Navy took me there in 1993 and got spoiled by both the weather and the (near) absence of nuisance bugs like gnats and mosquitoes. But now back in Kansas, we get gnats here that bite (in addition to both mosquitos and flies that bite), and we are WELL north of ANY line in Georgia!

    • @SecondMileDIY
      @SecondMileDIY 18 дней назад +2

      That’s so awesome! Congrats on your house! Gotta say I’m very envious of the 3.5 acres! This is our dream as well! Still searching high and low for some affordable property here in Oklahoma. Have fun at your new place!! ❤

  • @terryshereeketchum9327
    @terryshereeketchum9327 13 дней назад +8

    I love watching craftsmen show their skills… and I’m utterly frustrated by my lack of confidence in finding a craftsman who is in business in my area. I wish all craftsmen put out videos of their work , showcasing their skills and sharing their location with contact information. I would hire this guy in a heartbeat 💗 if he had a company in my area.

  • @mosconi0359
    @mosconi0359 17 дней назад +61

    You are the funniest cabinet maker I've ever seen. No wonder you chose to create a "stand-up" bookcase as your secret door. Nice job!

  • @arikafek
    @arikafek 14 дней назад +30

    if you catch this message, you need a handle from the inside, to be able to hide behind the bookcase, plus a lock on the inside, to prevent anyone from opening it

    • @galen2242
      @galen2242 2 дня назад +1

      I was thinking the same thing!

  • @debbieharvey535
    @debbieharvey535 20 дней назад +43

    You are the greatest. I adore your wife. The music was a surprise....I totally enjoyed it too. Peace and blessings to you and yours!

  • @obelus5985
    @obelus5985 20 дней назад +64

    You might try transferring paint to plastic containers. We use old square nut containers with screw on lids (Sam's Club Member's Mark Deluxe Mixed Nuts or peanuts). If you put some thin plastic foam in the lid it will last forever. Write the details of the paint in permanent marker on top. You're gold. It's great for keeping paint fresh for touchups.

    • @laurnabrown2601
      @laurnabrown2601 20 дней назад +5

      Or store the Can upside down

    • @obelus5985
      @obelus5985 20 дней назад +4

      @@laurnabrown2601 I hadn't thought of that. Does it keep the lid from rusting?

    • @gunner4544
      @gunner4544 20 дней назад

      @@obelus5985it does but it also paints your floor for free if you didn’t install the lid real well…

    • @TheStrathmoreChannel
      @TheStrathmoreChannel 20 дней назад +11

      Solvent borne paint will go hard in plastic containers.

    • @calewis55
      @calewis55 20 дней назад +3

      Wow! Great hack!

  • @Vipcioo
    @Vipcioo 2 дня назад +3

    Many people have problems with rusting paint can lids.
    I'll give you a little tip.
    When the can is already dirty, you know it will start to collect dirt.
    Then before closing it, I put a piece of plastic garbage bag and tie it with a string.
    Then opening it again is very easy and the garbage from the lid doesn't spill inside.

  • @looweeg4229
    @looweeg4229 21 день назад +114

    I could see some nice feature for this room. Self defense storage, a safe, but a very nice one could be some sort of panic room. Just add a deadbolts lock from the inside so you can hide in there and it can't be opened from the outside. You could also add a handle so you can pull it from the inside. Very nice room!

    • @b_uppy
      @b_uppy 20 дней назад +17

      If it's a panic room I'd want to make sure the walls can stop bullets....

    • @funkmanone
      @funkmanone 20 дней назад +23

      @@b_uppythat’s a whole ‘nother massive expense. Being able to essentially disappear into a safe space is a pretty big W on its own.
      Also… who is firing bullets randomly into walls during a home invasion?? That’s like asking to be caught!

    • @AlphaMachina
      @AlphaMachina 20 дней назад +24

      @@b_uppy Concealment can often be just as effective as cover, given they don't actually know where you are.

    • @b_uppy
      @b_uppy 20 дней назад +8

      @funkmanone
      A panic room needs extra protection. People are presumably trying to find the occupants and feel they have the luxury of time. Reinforced walls make sense in this instance. It's possible the criminals might detect there's a anodd space and just try to go thru the walls to get at the occupants. Plasterboard is less protection than a wooden door.

    • @b_uppy
      @b_uppy 20 дней назад +2

      @AlphaMachina
      "Can often be just as effective" until it's not...

  • @5.56Media
    @5.56Media 21 день назад +270

    That's one heck of a stick armory! lol

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +47

      😉

    • @ragetist
      @ragetist 21 день назад +55

      Gotta support that 2nd amendment incase you gotta stick it to the man

    • @5.56Media
      @5.56Media 21 день назад +9

      @@ragetist Roger that!

    • @darkinian
      @darkinian 20 дней назад +4

      @@ragetist badumtisss

    • @Dancing_Alone_wRentals
      @Dancing_Alone_wRentals 20 дней назад +2

      @@ragetist ( That was good Rage ) ( See how I did that?...I didn't use your full name so as They listen they can't spot you ).

  • @mitch9198
    @mitch9198 13 дней назад +5

    Only just come across your channel..... you are such an easy man to follow and a joy to watch....love your ideas and craftsmanship.

  • @Chuck-m9h
    @Chuck-m9h 18 дней назад +11

    Thanks. I'm 65 years old trying to fix my mobile home. It's pretty bad so I'm doing a little bit at a time. Watching this video I learned some great ideas that I have never thought of. Thank You

  • @tonymarrazzo354
    @tonymarrazzo354 20 дней назад +5

    So cool! I am a retired cabinet maker that is also getting rid of my large tools and just keeping the hand tools and jobsite saws. This is so inspirational as I still need to make some office furniture and such! Thank you so much for posting this - I can do it!

  • @adambater2767
    @adambater2767 2 дня назад

    I have been considered doing this to hide the staircase to the upstairs in my house for sometime now glad to see there is a much much more informal video doing something like this. It’s not a typical swing or swing out style to.

  • @bluenetmarketing
    @bluenetmarketing 19 дней назад +14

    Incredible skills in woodworking, cabinetry, music, videography, and a great guy.

  • @Mindmanual1
    @Mindmanual1 17 дней назад +9

    Yes, it is great, I have built secret draws and compartments for my clients, and I have never made them beside a window so any passing thief can see exactly what you have inside to fool him. Maybe have something or other that automatically closes the blinds as the secret door begins to lift. Power to your elbow my friend.

  • @SoullessScythe
    @SoullessScythe 4 дня назад +1

    this video was amazing, both informative and funny, while giving me even more resources to explore on my own for future learning! THANK YOU. there are not enough teachers out there like you in the world!!!!

  • @flynnstone3580
    @flynnstone3580 20 дней назад +124

    55 years in the trade and I approve of this young man and his skills. Job well done 👍👍

    • @doug2078
      @doug2078 20 дней назад +5

      Retired carpenter here !! I agree !!

    • @b.b.finsclara3589
      @b.b.finsclara3589 20 дней назад +1

      I much prefer the REAL tradesmen, where they seldom used glue-nails.....blahblah....and used their skill to dovetail and such......

    • @LordDaveKoresh
      @LordDaveKoresh 20 дней назад +3

      Young man? I mean… maybe comparatively.. but 20 years in the trade ain’t exactly a noob..

    • @nicks4066
      @nicks4066 19 дней назад +2

      @@LordDaveKoreshage is relative when you’ve been in the trade for 55 years (I’m assuming longer than HAX is old) then he is a young man to him I get what you mean though

    • @TUKByV1
      @TUKByV1 18 дней назад

      ​@@b.b.finsclara3589I think it's awesome that you've mastered wood joinery that uses no metal fasteners or adhesives. You probably have a great many videos of your works uploaded. I hope we can all watch them later today.

  • @BlàckÐèàth
    @BlàckÐèàth 21 день назад +86

    1100 newtons damn near 250lbs 😬
    Love this build! I've never seen hinges like that before.

    • @MellowMediaDesign
      @MellowMediaDesign 21 день назад +20

      Yeah and he had 2! That's nearly 500lbs force

    • @RomboutVersluijs
      @RomboutVersluijs 21 день назад +7

      Double that, it's per piston. Quite insane. But in guess with quite some books in there. It's less.stilla bit over the top

    • @Dancing_Alone_wRentals
      @Dancing_Alone_wRentals 20 дней назад +9

      One wrong move and you would be a spit ball on the ceiling......

    • @MMnukleaXray
      @MMnukleaXray 20 дней назад +38

      on earth in metrics you just remove one 0 and its 110kg

    • @spvillano
      @spvillano 20 дней назад +1

      Great internal latch though.
      OH MY TOES!!!
      Seriously though, used the Forstner bit method, I'd have gone with the router too. Then, adjusted with the sanding wheel as well.
      I'd completely forgotten about that hinge type though! I was initially thinking of an attic type hinge and half moon type hinges, each adding complexity.
      And a double piston means, if one fails, one should remain to retain load enough to not drive one's skull through one's socks. Torque would be a bear though, gotta make sure the hardware can support the full load individually or it'll rip off and you'll be viewing the world through your socks.

  • @lyonanddebanderson4418
    @lyonanddebanderson4418 10 дней назад +1

    4th Generation carpenter here, I've got to say after my first video watch "You sir, are impressive". I know how much work goes into projects like this & thanks for sharing this. I've got a 4'x6' hollow area in my house, don't ask me why I did not frame it. I just got inspired.

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  10 дней назад

      Thank you Lyon!

  • @CopyrightFreeLo-fi
    @CopyrightFreeLo-fi 15 дней назад +227

    We would love to feature your music, with your permission!

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  15 дней назад +33

      Absolutely

  • @jamesawhalen
    @jamesawhalen 21 день назад +46

    Just when I was looking for something to watch on RUclips, @Haxman to the rescue, loved the fence, Adam love the content & love watching your videos with your family in them. It so nice seeing family in videos makes them way more wholesome.

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +3

      Awesome! Thank you so much.

  • @jewdd1989
    @jewdd1989 21 день назад +14

    Thank you for sharing what your career was prior to YT. It makes sense you made things but I had no idea you ran your own cabinet business with your Dad. Very cool, I bet it’s been fun building chicken coops, and amazing outdoor kitchens as a break from the monotonous though. Anyways I’m surprised why you aren’t just building your own shop ya know?! From floor to roof why not custom design, personally build and film it all. It’d make for great video material firstly but also you could use the space and I’d love all the future shop floor to ceiling custom cabinetry that’d come out of said shop build… hint hint, I never ever get bored of shop builds… ever or really any build for that matter! My garage looks like a hoarders paradise only my stuff is actually useful so shop storage, custom vertical storage is always relevant

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +4

      I would love to do that!

    • @spvillano
      @spvillano 20 дней назад +2

      Dad saved my ancient 1960's babyfood jars, had tons of lids nailed to ceilings and shelf bottoms for hardware storage. Alas, modern jar lids don't have the holding power that the old ones did.

    • @surewhatever8843
      @surewhatever8843 20 дней назад

      It doesn’t count as hoarding if it’s all cool sh!tt. Ha

  • @volkerkamin
    @volkerkamin 13 дней назад +1

    2x 1100N. As someone from a country with the metric system, I got my popcorn when said that 😅
    9.81N is the downward force 1kg of mass has (at see level) in Earth gravity. Rounding to 10 for homemade projects, 2200N is a 220kg (almost 485lbs) counter-weight that keeps your from closing the door. That's also why he could not compress one of them: you need to put on more than 110kg (242lbs) to compress it. For most, your feet would leave the ground first...

  • @pathardage1880
    @pathardage1880 20 дней назад +8

    Indy would indeed be proud. I love it. And your wife's a sweetheart. Thanks for the video.

  • @crapparc
    @crapparc 21 день назад +69

    The other day I fell asleep to your album and I played it for 8.5 hours straight. I love it.
    Also, it appears that you have toiletsquatches. I'm expecting a tutorial on getting rid of them sometime soon.

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +11

      Thank you! I appreciate that!
      😂

    • @spvillano
      @spvillano 20 дней назад

      They're easy to get rid of, though the method really isn't one that I recommend. Get Crohn's disease, the flatus chases them right off. And peels the paint from the walls. And singes nostril hairs...
      Had a rude young woman at the pharmacy yesterday complain about "someone shit themself, ugh, disgusting" at critically high volume. Being the guilty party and rightfully in line at said pharmacy counter, I dutifully gave her a close pass while playing the Star Spangled Banner on my butt tuba. Exclaiming equally loudly about how rude it was to be so rude about sick people having the temerity of going to the pharmacy to seek their medication.
      The disgust in line swiftly turned to laughter at her discomfiture and she sought some other location to make others as miserable as she was. Hope she enjoys the hair loss...
      Retired military, tagged REF.
      Retired, Extremely Flatulent.
      Hopefully, this medication works better... While I do enjoy listening to the 1812 Overture, waking up to it being played by my own anatomy in the morning does grow tiresome. But, good for chasing away toiletsquatches. And as mentioned, loosening old paint...
      Pure hell on the bathroom mirror though.

    • @BrokenCurtain
      @BrokenCurtain 20 дней назад +3

      Poopsquatch!

    • @spvillano
      @spvillano 20 дней назад +1

      @@BrokenCurtain I greatly resemble that remark!

  • @2CorgiMom
    @2CorgiMom 12 дней назад

    Your video came across my feed today and I was intrigued. (I’ve been watching videos about building little cabins and this may be why your video showed up). My late husband was a great woodworker and I loved watching him create in his wood shop. No different with your video. Great video editing and music! Thank you!

  • @yingle6027
    @yingle6027 20 дней назад +91

    As a Burglar I can tell you we hate this guy so much.

    • @TmcIIIvideo
      @TmcIIIvideo 20 дней назад +7

      I feel the same…I’m not a burglar per se, but stole a pair of sunglasses as a youth (yute) thusly, i hate him too! Be well John spartan!

    • @ForrealThoButWhy
      @ForrealThoButWhy 17 дней назад +16

      20 time felon here, 60 year burglar vet, i for one will always check book cases now. Ill be out of prison 3005, ill be thinking of this until then.

    • @karengreen5599
      @karengreen5599 14 дней назад +1

      😅

    • @jackieanderson6599
      @jackieanderson6599 11 дней назад +1

      Bahahaha 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @kevinandmarymoback4537
    @kevinandmarymoback4537 16 дней назад +4

    Boy am I glad that someone else uses Bondo. I have been preaching the values of Bondo for years. It does not shrink, superbly easy to sand (to shape). It does not crack and can be used to fill in larger holes. If you bought the same amount of wood filler you would be paying so much more and wood filler can crack over time. Just do yourself a favor and buy the ordinary Bondo not the wood filler Bondo. I have been using ordinary Bondo for years and it just works. Keep up the great work Adam and keep up the great work.
    Kev and she who must be obeyed

    • @auberjean6873
      @auberjean6873 12 дней назад

      @@kevinandmarymoback4537 Ah, a fellow Heinlein reader! 😎

  • @stormfire962imastarcitizen5
    @stormfire962imastarcitizen5 10 дней назад

    Beautifully done sir and excellent craftsmanship.
    Also, if I may suggest on something you might want to consider doing to make this closet more hidden. Go into the other room opposite of the hidden closet and add some wall treatments in order to create the illusion there so hidden space behind that wall. Because some people with good spatial knowledge will figure out something is odd with that wall and suspect there is a hidden space.
    Furthermore, consider adding foam or something to the backwall of the shelves so if someone were to knock their hand on it they will also realize there is something behind it.

  • @ELDTAdventures-tp9jy
    @ELDTAdventures-tp9jy 19 дней назад +11

    Nice video, Adam! Thank you so much!
    Lesson learned: Never sell any of your tools. Been there. Done that. It is always a BIG mistake.

  • @galoguevara6049
    @galoguevara6049 19 дней назад +5

    This is cool. Great work dude. The only thing I suggest is some type of Safety Mechanism. Something like a self-locking safety latch (at different points) - that prevents the whole weight of the secret cabinet/door from dropping and swinging close. The last thing you want is for one or both of those struts to instantly fail (or the brackets holding them in place). And this big heavy thing falling on someone's arms/hands, or legs/feet, or even worse... someone's head. Look into this so everyone can stay safe while enjoying the "coolness" of it. One-love brother.

    • @auberjean6873
      @auberjean6873 17 дней назад

      @@galoguevara6049 Yes, my man, Safety First! Great tip, thank you.

  • @mmmallory1649
    @mmmallory1649 3 дня назад

    Very impressive build, but what I most impressed with is the fact that you painted the backside of the cabinet. Thanks for sharing.

  • @redwards3457
    @redwards3457 17 дней назад +193

    I don't hate you for showing this man. Now I know to check any door shaped built-in shelves to see if they lead to a secret room of valuables ! Thank you so much !

    • @robertmooberry725
      @robertmooberry725 17 дней назад +31

      Look for the book case that doesn't have base board at the bottom, but has carpet running under it?

    • @YouTubeAreCommunistScum
      @YouTubeAreCommunistScum 15 дней назад

      Not a fan that his has no lock

    • @BoraHorzaGobuchul
      @BoraHorzaGobuchul 15 дней назад +6

      Computer games have been teaching us to look for secret doors since Wolfenstein 3d, and most likely even before. And don't forget the books...

    • @anneoreilly4900
      @anneoreilly4900 15 дней назад +7

      Or bedrooms with no closet?

    • @chrisspere4836
      @chrisspere4836 15 дней назад +3

      ​@@robertmooberry725he could have factored in the skirting board but then you'd see cuts down each side.

  • @onlywenilaugh6589
    @onlywenilaugh6589 21 день назад +48

    Better put a safety on that in case the pistons/struts fail, and it comes down on someone's head. Saw story a few weeks ago where a fold up bed had a piston fail and the lady is no longer with us.

    • @scythelord
      @scythelord 20 дней назад +3

      Both struts aren't going to fail. It'll be one or the other. It's built in redundancy.

    • @spvillano
      @spvillano 20 дней назад +8

      Indeed, had a 90 pound hatch fall flat onto the top of my head once, bad strut dropped that thing like a bad habit.
      That really smarted! Thankfully, I've got a seriously hard head, but by rights, that damned thing should've snapped my neck.
      Caught the hatch of my minivan the same way once, strut suddenly failed while I was under it. Kinda makes me think someone up there wants to get my attention, so being long, long married, am dutifully not paying attention.
      Send a memo, like any other boss would!
      (checking for any thunderstorm predictions...)

    • @thisismagacountry1318
      @thisismagacountry1318 20 дней назад +2

      @@spvillano
      Old Boy Scout saying,
      If you can see the lightning, the lightning can see you.
      Get inside immediately.

    • @onlywenilaugh6589
      @onlywenilaugh6589 20 дней назад +1

      @@scythelord Bet your life on it eh? Ok. Plus will one hold it fully? Better safe than dead.

    • @spvillano
      @spvillano 20 дней назад +1

      @@thisismagacountry1318 I dunno, Big Army taught, see lightning, it's time to erect an antenna... ;)

  • @pf4773
    @pf4773 11 дней назад +1

    This project is fantastic-I agree that it's one of the best hidden closet set ups I've seen. It's great, in particular, because the bookshelf is narrow so a burglar would not think to mess with it. As well, the way to open it is not intuitive so again, will fool a burglar. Such a closet is also great in case the parents own guns and want to restrict access in case of having children and as a foolproof safe for valuables. My only issue: As long as you don't need constantly to go into this closet it's great. For a small home wherein closet space is tiny and you use this closet constantly, a bit of a hassle to open compared to a common door knob. That said, even for a smaller home, if you really wanted a "safe room" depending upon the location, this could be a lifesaver. One more point, in case of a home invasion, the "closet" would have to be far enough away from entry points that the family could get into the room without being caught. Of course, if you are in a neighborhood that is actually dangerous, best to move :).

  • @timellis9293
    @timellis9293 21 день назад +671

    Im 48. I have never heard anyone else ever mention the cartoon mask. I Had the trans am that turned into a boat. Gen X had the best childhood.

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +134

      I had the motorcycle that turned into the helicopter but always wanted the Camaro. That's a fact Tim. 👊 The last ferrel generation.

    • @BK-fy2xi
      @BK-fy2xi 21 день назад +39

      I’m 45 and I watched M.A.S.K. as a kid and found it on RUclips this year and watched it again. I also had the motorcycle.

    • @davidl546
      @davidl546 21 день назад +19

      Had the motorcycle, the camaro, the sand rail, and the semi truck!

    • @Adam-ox6zy
      @Adam-ox6zy 21 день назад +24

      Yup, we had the best cartoons… Saturday morning, for hours! Pancakes and cartoons. Doesn’t get better than that for a kid!

    • @StikFigureJesus
      @StikFigureJesus 21 день назад +11

      ​@@HAXMAN I had the Condor as well. Thank you Sears outlet

  • @SusanPariseau
    @SusanPariseau 18 дней назад +9

    I fell in love with secret doors, rooms, and passageways when I went to Salem, Massachusetts, Witch Museum, etc, as a high school student in 1977. In one of the houses we toured, there was a secret stairway and room behind a grandfather clock display.

    • @marcinasia1731
      @marcinasia1731 14 дней назад

      i went there about the same year also high school..hummm same class?

  • @gamezgarage3987
    @gamezgarage3987 День назад

    Adam, it's nice to meet you. It was such a nice thing to hear you introduce yourself to the people seeing your content for the first time, giving some background about yourself and not just saying hit that like and sub turn on the bell so you can catch everything. I'm only 3 mins in and had to pause to comment this. Kudos.
    Edit, and he makes great tunes to vibe too, well done.

  • @SirCarlosMusicBMI
    @SirCarlosMusicBMI 21 день назад +10

    🌴🌴🌴 I’m so happy to be part of your very fast growing channel. I truly love every video you put out. Blessings from Paso Robles California, Carlos

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +3

      Thank you so much Carlos! Very kind of you 🙏

  • @happyzahn8031
    @happyzahn8031 20 дней назад +13

    I LOVE secret doors. Thanks for the journey!

  • @Drutron73
    @Drutron73 12 дней назад

    First time ever watching your content and when it reaches the moment you share the music you also make… I dig your vibe. I believe we are similar in age (I am 51) and am now going forward I am not only going to have my ears perked up a bit, but will be listening through something other than the speaker my phone. I am definitely going to be curious if you ever do anything/discuss your own personal musical journey. I came to appreciate the musical aesthetic you are orbiting through early nineties “IDM” artists like Uwe Schmidt recording lounge music inspired “ambient” albums like he did under the Lisa Carbon moniker. From there it was going back into time to check out Perry and Kingsley, Dick Hyman, and Raymond Scott, and their contemporaries like Tipsy and the Gentle People. Soundtracks like Vangelis’s epic Bladerunner opened another rabbit hole, and the importance of John Carpenter and Boards of Canada can never be understated. At any rate, I appreciate you sharing your various creative outputs and will dig deeper into your offerings here on the Tube. Ever better tomorrows, FH.

  • @j-sizzler5897
    @j-sizzler5897 20 дней назад +8

    I love this one! We are still renting a house and throwing money down the toilet every month in doing so lol. BUT. I keep telling my wife that when we have our own place I want to have secret rooms and passage ways and stuff. I'll be coming back to this video haha. Thanks for the continued great content! Love you and your fam, my kids and I still love watching your stuff and laughing at all of the hilarious things you do/get in your videos. Thanks for keeping it fun, informative, and clean!

    • @SecondMileDIY
      @SecondMileDIY 18 дней назад +2

      Good luck in your search!! Me and my fiance’ are wanting to do the same when we build our next home!! Secret passage ways are so fun!

  • @DanteAZ72
    @DanteAZ72 20 дней назад +14

    I love your stick storage in the closet. I'm sure the doggo appreciates it.

    • @phydeux
      @phydeux 13 дней назад +1

      Sad that the previous occupants of that closet were lost in a freak boating accident miles away from any body of water. (I don't know where he's located, just being funny.)

  • @murphydoor
    @murphydoor 7 дней назад +2

    What a great looking Murphy Door 😍

  • @timothyoldford6638
    @timothyoldford6638 21 день назад +19

    Now… Where can I put one of these doors in my house??? 🤔🤔🤔 love it!

  • @nyctoya
    @nyctoya 20 дней назад +4

    As soon as you mentioned the music I went onto Spotify and added both albums to my favorites list. They are awesome!! The perfect type of music I need to listen to. Thank you for the music and your craftmanship.

  • @theAuthenChris
    @theAuthenChris 14 дней назад

    Just Liked and Subscribed. Dude, love your approach to your work. About halfway through the video now and already feel like you would have been "THE GUY" to work with on a job site. Keep it up man - love you are doing something creative and RUclips has been successful for you.
    I also want to mention something of a personal note: I had a close friend pass away this last year. He was also "THAT GUY" who you wanted next to you at the job site. Theres obviously differences about you and him, but I sense very similar energy. Seeing you work and interact reminds me a lot of him. I miss him dearly and he'd just laugh at me knowing I'm tearing up over here watching some other guy work. But very thankful I got to... I dunno..."see him" again through you? That's weird, but whatever - I can't describe it. Just....Thank You.

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  14 дней назад

      Thank you very much. I’m sorry to hear of your loss. Thanks for sharing that. Best to you and yours.

  • @MrSnivvel
    @MrSnivvel 21 день назад +20

    This is an awesome project. If Haxman ever sells his house, every guy's inner 12 year old is going to want to buy the house just of this door.
    Video also had a nugget of wisdom for every man: Never get rid of your tools, even if you think you'll never need them again.

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +5

      Thank you.
      Yep. That will never happen again.

    • @jimthompson9992
      @jimthompson9992 21 день назад +5

      @@MrSnivvel Totally agree! Got rid of all my machinist tools and several other tools when I retired...guess who's buying the same even more expensive tools again.......

    • @jimw6991
      @jimw6991 20 дней назад +2

      ​@@HAXMANWhere did you get your gas struts? Nice video, I am going to build this one.

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  20 дней назад +2

      Amazon. I have a link in the description box.

    • @drwoo6090
      @drwoo6090 20 дней назад +3

      And women! As a kid, I made all kinds of dens in my bedroom, in the garden, in my grandmas outhouse…they made me feel safe. I’d have loved a hidden place to lock myself in, and still would love one, for when I’m feeling 😵‍💫🙂🙃

  • @AndrewVinhHuynh
    @AndrewVinhHuynh 21 день назад +12

    "i don't know how to make it stop making that sound" 😂

  • @Jaded6911
    @Jaded6911 9 дней назад +1

    Not interested in woodworking but whatever algorithm is being used, it's working. This was fascinating to watch. I will definitely share with some woodworkers. Whistling the s had me cracking up. Brought back childhood memories.

  • @iowa_don
    @iowa_don 17 дней назад +5

    Many years ago, I built a book case that had a secret hidden space in it accessed from behind a mirror in the next room. I thought it was pretty cool but THIS blows it away! I wish I had the tools and a space to do this. So jealous!

  • @deborahplyler6528
    @deborahplyler6528 21 день назад +14

    Love the hidden passage door so cool thanks for sharing .

  • @IxodesPersulcatus
    @IxodesPersulcatus 14 дней назад +5

    Burglars are grateful to you for showing them this.

  • @M0nkeyK1ng
    @M0nkeyK1ng 21 день назад +13

    A little trick my father taught me with old paint: As like with yours, it often looks and smells bad. Just stir it verry well and then pass it through old fine tights. Sometimes it needs just a little thinner.

    • @deaconblooze1
      @deaconblooze1 21 день назад +26

      I tried this method and it caused intense pain in my head and face, and some bleeding. So for anyone following this guide, have your wife take the tights off first.

    • @ragetist
      @ragetist 21 день назад

      ​@@deaconblooze1 He said sometimes it needs a little thinner, you should ask her to lose some weight next time

    • @WhoIsJohnblack
      @WhoIsJohnblack 11 дней назад

      ​@@deaconblooze1 bro your so dumb.... obviously you wait till they are asleep so they think they are dreaming about being at a cold pool as the stinky gunky slowly envelopes their "soon to be up your rear" legs. Duh!

  • @gunnersecuador7515
    @gunnersecuador7515 18 дней назад +5

    Dude, your are awesome! I have always wanted a hidden storage place for my "Special Sticks". Your humor does not go unnoticed either. Great job, I could not help but subscribe...

  • @amyb5339
    @amyb5339 12 дней назад +2

    You may be the funniest woodworker on the RUclipss. You make it all look so easy. I thought I was "all that" making a warped wood compost 3 bin system last night with butt joints (see what I said 😊) and 3 inch exterior screws.
    Ain't nothin' lined up. These 2 x 4's were twisted as a dog's hind leg. Great day in the morning....definitely not cabinet grade. But it's painted, which helps a lot. Now to put on the hardware cloth and get it set in place. And no complaints, because we've had such a drought, but it's raining today. So maybe just hardware cloth today.
    I hope all the quail poop and chicken poop and duck coop bedding aren't too offended by my wackadoodle carpentry.
    PSA of the day --always grab the hammer by the little end. 😊

  • @russcondk
    @russcondk 20 дней назад +62

    Don't forget to remove the old door stop seen at 27:39. Burglars might see it as a clue to treasures!

    • @FindLiberty
      @FindLiberty 20 дней назад +8

      good catch

    • @marccaillotdechadbannes6249
      @marccaillotdechadbannes6249 20 дней назад +1

      His sticks 🤷😂 Why the sticks??

    • @DH-xw6jp
      @DH-xw6jp 19 дней назад

      ​@@marccaillotdechadbannes6249because they are his boomsticks

    • @jleebadger
      @jleebadger 17 дней назад +2

      Does that room have any other closets? Maybe they should add a dresser to the room to really sell the illusion that there are no closets.

    • @Arkansmith
      @Arkansmith 15 дней назад +1

      @@marccaillotdechadbannes6249 Probably removed the real "boom sticks" for the video.

  • @JohnSmith-mc1ck
    @JohnSmith-mc1ck 17 дней назад +7

    no burglar will ever find, till now. thanks a lot HAXMAN !

  • @gaylenemandelka8872
    @gaylenemandelka8872 12 дней назад

    I once worked cleaning offices and one of the buildings was built in the 1930s. I loved that building fantastic woodwork, real quality that they just don't do anymore. My very favorite office had a bathroom hidden behind a bookcase in fact I hadn't cleaned it at first because you wouldn't know it was there. I was suprised and so happy they left it open for me so I'd know it was there. It had some really heavy duty hardware opened and closed so easy. It was made of solid oak!

  • @lionpappa
    @lionpappa 17 дней назад +29

    This is Suzanne, David's wife. He's had a massive stroke, so I'm keeping his account alive by binge-watching RUclips channels. I found your channel a few days ago and am really enjoying it! I have also joined the Woodworkers Guild of America through your link. I want to learn how to build things, but I have a problem. I'm scared to death of the power tools. Any tips on how to get over this fear? I need to learn since I now have to do the "man stuff" around here. Thanks for your great channel!

    • @williameberhart3505
      @williameberhart3505 15 дней назад +4

      Best Wishes

    • @lionpappa
      @lionpappa 15 дней назад

      @@williameberhart3505 Thank you!

    • @pedrocastellanos8762
      @pedrocastellanos8762 15 дней назад +3

      I will keep in prayers. This is not medical advice.
      FYI: a few weeks ago I watched a video of a lady giving her dad's testimony about her father recovering from a stroke using garlic.
      She talked about him eating a minced/chopped garlic daily.
      Key procedure was to mince/chop clove of garlic and waiting about 12 minutes before ingesting it, and this is to activate alicin to have benefits for healing.
      She could not recall for how long, but her dad was able to speak and walk again.

    • @DmitriyLaktyushkin
      @DmitriyLaktyushkin 14 дней назад +6

      A cold takes 7 days to go away on its own, but if you listen to "not medical advice" it might shorten to only one week. Please ignore "not medical advice" and listen to your doctors. I will agree garlic is good for you regardless if you've had stroke as long as you dont over eat it.

    • @angelroar883
      @angelroar883 14 дней назад +2

      Just start using one - Think 'the first step is always the hardest' adage. It Always gets easier and more comfortable no matter what it is - God Bless you and hubby 💕✝️🕊✨

  • @everettplummer9725
    @everettplummer9725 20 дней назад +6

    I love poplar. Dry lightweight stronger than pine. Had a long couch made out of it. Carrying it outside by myself by one end horizontally, acting like Superman.

  • @badmojo4611
    @badmojo4611 17 часов назад

    Love your humor, love your energy. The cameo with your daughter and then a certain cryptid in the bathroom was hilarious. You got a sub here brother.

  • @SkyOctopus1
    @SkyOctopus1 21 день назад +10

    The word rabbet is from Old French rabbat, "a recess into a wall". In the UK we call it a rebate.

    • @Dancing_Alone_wRentals
      @Dancing_Alone_wRentals 20 дней назад +1

      My rabbits like to eat Carotte.

    • @spvillano
      @spvillano 20 дней назад

      @@Dancing_Alone_wRentals fair's fair, I am quite taken to eat both. :D

  • @thewisceeeggg1624
    @thewisceeeggg1624 21 день назад +7

    That is totally AWESOME!!!!

  • @carloheinz6465
    @carloheinz6465 11 дней назад

    Measuring the angle of the corners individually. Then measure side-centre-side. Every time you make some frame that fit into a cavity. This will prevent creating a misfit box. ( From years of experience of creating and installing inside fitted burglar proofing)

  • @cjzx325
    @cjzx325 21 день назад +11

    1:46 Never underestimate Hamburglar's cunning intuition. He will find your treasures eventually.

    • @Dancing_Alone_wRentals
      @Dancing_Alone_wRentals 20 дней назад

      You got that right!
      World's oldest map of the stars by Hipparchus.....found....by who? Hamburglar!
      Spanish naval galleon San Jose.....sunk...and now found....Yup Hamburglar! Need I say more?
      Snap on 10mm socket out in the street?....actually that was me.

    • @spvillano
      @spvillano 20 дней назад

      Well, when pentesting, I made people open the doors for me, saving me worlds of aggravation. Just needed a clipboard, some forms on them an open pen and a concerned look on my face.
      People would open a damned vault door to get that concerned man with the clipboard away from them...
      Also useful for when a supervisor was about, a tape measure, same gimmick the rest of the way, then measure random openings, jot something down, look concerned, they always headed the other way.

  • @LouiA1
    @LouiA1 21 день назад +38

    Damn you HAXMAN! As a certified professional burglar I do in fact hate you for this!! 😂😂😂

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +11

      I knew you would! 😂

    • @Will_0001
      @Will_0001 21 день назад +8

      Have you looked into getting the secret door endorsement added to your pro burglar certification?

    • @pat4005
      @pat4005 21 день назад +2

      "Regular" burglar, or Hamburglar? 😂

    • @Simonsimon-fy3hq
      @Simonsimon-fy3hq 20 дней назад +1

      Hey, I'm also a professional burglar here in the UK. We should start a secret club...

    • @russtheguitarist
      @russtheguitarist 20 дней назад +2

      Found the pen tester 😂

  • @philiprussell308
    @philiprussell308 8 дней назад

    this is my first video of yours that I'm watching and I've never just subscribes fast enough. Honestly your funny antics and personality just makes the vidoe all the more fun and enjoyable! Thank you for making this video and YT channel!

  • @Stubear22374
    @Stubear22374 21 день назад +4

    Been here about 2 months and I’ve enjoyed all your videos , and I am currently watching it in a woolly booger t shirt supping English tea from my woolly booger cup, life’s all good.
    And I absolutely loved mask as a kid

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +1

      You rock! Thanks for helping me feed my kids! 👊

  • @lightfighter540
    @lightfighter540 21 день назад +4

    Now I need one, thanks - I think... Also - love the tip on using caulk to hold the knobs in.

  • @etaioncmfwyp3822
    @etaioncmfwyp3822 14 дней назад

    Rabbet -- from rebate. You're taking a rebate from the board edge. Dados are cross grain. Grooves are with the grain. Many names for essentially the same thing. My dad built a new house for us when I was about 11 and included several secret doors. Everyone's favorite was the kitchen pantry cabinet that opened into the utility room and walk-in pantry. There was a closet hidden behind a bookcase and a passage behind a closet wall that held a ladder up into the attic. Good video.

  • @InTruthWeTrust.xyz1
    @InTruthWeTrust.xyz1 14 дней назад +4

    Greatest part is SHOWING THE WHOLE WORLD your secret door so treasure hunters now know.
    Smart!

    • @billcook4768
      @billcook4768 11 дней назад

      Now we just need a map to the house.

    • @hellospam879879
      @hellospam879879 6 дней назад

      But he didn't show another looming secret: the deadfall!

  • @widower666
    @widower666 21 день назад +13

    Always a pleasure making your paint brother!!!

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +4

      You da man 👊

  • @Grundlehammer
    @Grundlehammer 8 дней назад

    I vaguely remember you telling us that Kim has a channel about freeze drying and homesteading. My wife is interested in this and we'd love a link to her channel. As always, thank you very your time and videos.

  • @Super_Luminal_360
    @Super_Luminal_360 20 дней назад +17

    Burglers love you for teaching them to inspect built in book cases.

    • @zombieapocalypse3837
      @zombieapocalypse3837 20 дней назад

      I know right, it's like criminals don't look at RUclips like everyone else. 🤣🤣

    • @misternordberg3675
      @misternordberg3675 20 дней назад +3

      @@zombieapocalypse3837 pretty dumb comment. They don't take their time in houses, if you know anything about it at all, they hit the most common areas and try to be out as soon as possible. Back to the drawing board for you.

    • @misternordberg3675
      @misternordberg3675 20 дней назад

      Get lost.

    • @Super_Luminal_360
      @Super_Luminal_360 19 дней назад

      @@misternordberg3675 nordberg seems real butt hurt

    • @tonyz6421
      @tonyz6421 19 дней назад

      They won't love coming in my house!😮

  • @Dani-El.
    @Dani-El. 19 дней назад +4

    That whistle "semi-gloss" bit had me lolling.

    • @andreaball8114
      @andreaball8114 14 дней назад +1

      My dog perked up--"this whistling man is my destiny"

  • @EMThTs
    @EMThTs 11 дней назад +1

    love the music. I was listening to your music while waiting for a virtual conference session I was attending. Your music happened to be the best intro music for the session. I sent your album to the speaker. He loved it! Thanks for making this video and the music!

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  11 дней назад +1

      Wow, thank you!

  • @CopenhagenCollabo
    @CopenhagenCollabo 21 день назад +4

    Finally new video..
    Copenhagen🇩🇰 supports

  • @sathanas2924
    @sathanas2924 21 день назад +16

    Show me how to build a Time Machine next please

  • @cw3728
    @cw3728 12 дней назад

    I like the confidence you have from experience, even though you are undertaking something for the first time I just know you’re gonna get it to work.

  • @chuy9140
    @chuy9140 21 день назад +4

    we need more videos more often haxman love your vids !!

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад

      Thank you! I wish I could get them out faster. 😄

  • @rich1879
    @rich1879 21 день назад +10

    Awesome dude, sorry I had to fast forward through 90% of your video but I didn't want to know how to build one. I just wanted to know where they're at so now I can get back to making a living. Thanks again my friend.

    • @l3eaver
      @l3eaver 19 дней назад

      @@rich1879 to know where his hide is located ? Odd 🫨

  • @braxables4342
    @braxables4342 7 дней назад

    HAXMAN! I just found your channel from this video! I’ve watched like 10 others since! I love the aesthetic of your videos, the music, and the humor! I’m now subscribed and I can’t wait to see what you do in the future! All I want to do now is to go pick up some tools and build cool stuff😂 Thank you for brightening my week!

  • @tooshieg2059
    @tooshieg2059 21 день назад +5

    I had to look up Newtons. I thought you were fooling us - but NO, it's a real thing! Love how you always teach us something while showing us something. And I want to give a big hat's-off to Kim, she is an excellent videographer/helper/laugh at your jokes/wife.

    • @gazzafloss
      @gazzafloss 21 день назад +5

      Heard of Isaac Newton? Probably something to do with him.

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +2

      Thank you! I couldn’t do it without her!

    • @FrankDijkstra
      @FrankDijkstra 20 дней назад +3

      Newtons are the force that are applied to the spring. Divide it by 10 to get it to kilos, then multiply it by 2 to get to pounds. 1100 / 10 = 110 kg x 2 is 220 pounds. Times 2 springs is 440 pounds roughly.

  • @KingsMom831
    @KingsMom831 21 день назад +4

    Hoping for more HAXMAN Jamz in this one!!

    • @michaeltaylor4984
      @michaeltaylor4984 21 день назад +1

      It reminds me of Germany in the 80s.

    • @KingsMom831
      @KingsMom831 21 день назад

      @ I LOVE his beats!!
      Love the retro vibe!

  • @MoodyMarco-vj3oe
    @MoodyMarco-vj3oe 14 дней назад +1

    In woodworking, the term for a groove or cut along the edge of a board is called a “rabbet,” not “rabbit.” A rabbet is a rectangular, notched recess cut along the edge or end of a board. This type of joint differs from a dado, which is typically cut across the grain in the middle of a board rather than along the edge.
    Rabbets are often used in cabinetry, frames, and paneling to create stronger joints by allowing two pieces to overlap at their edges. The name likely derives from older French or Middle English terms related to joining or planing wood.

  • @bjscloset
    @bjscloset 21 день назад +6

    I LOVE this video! Now, if I can just fine a spot in our 1,136 square foot home! I've never understood why more homes aren't built with a secret room. NOW, are you putting a lock on the INSIDE so if it has to be used as a safe room you'll be able to lock it while you're inside? Anytime you want to come to SW Mo. and work on my tiny house, you're more than welcome! AWESOME videos!

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +5

      Thank you so much! If I'm in that room and someone tries to open it Lord help 'em. 😂

  • @danielphillips3203
    @danielphillips3203 21 день назад +10

    Haxman: "Here's how to build a secret passageway that no burglar can find"
    Also Haxman: *Shares with the world*

    • @HAXMAN
      @HAXMAN  21 день назад +13

      😂 My sacrifice for you.

    • @danielphillips3203
      @danielphillips3203 21 день назад

      ​@@HAXMANlove it 😂😂

    • @rich1879
      @rich1879 21 день назад

      Yeah I know huh but thanks to him now my scores can pick back up and I can get back to making a good living

    • @Berkeloid0
      @Berkeloid0 20 дней назад +1

      It's a double bluff - you saw he had nothing valuable hidden in there, so while the burglars are busy looking for the hidden room, the real valuables are elsewhere. Same reason why people install a safe, "forget" to bolt it to the floor, but leave it empty. Keeps the burglars busy with something unimportant.

  • @stevo6123
    @stevo6123 8 дней назад

    Stoked I discovered your channel …and music! Cool hidden door. Mad skills (and sense of humor). Added your music to my chill playlist. Thank you!