@@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
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.
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!
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_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!
@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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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...)
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.
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 😊
Excellent! But, it is a huge clue for Indy and those burglars, when you have a in-wall-shelf. It is easy to understand that it is a space behind the shelf and that the space have no doors into it. If I was handy, I would have had a whole wall of shelfs and just one is liftable.
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.
@@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.......
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 😵💫🙂🙃
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
I always wanted a secret room as a kid and when I moved out of my parent’s house, they gave me a bookshelf to use in my house. The bookshelf just happened to be the same width as the door trim of a basement bedroom. So, I took the door trim off, put hinges on the backside of the shelf and an industrial roller wheel underneath the shelf on the corner opposite the hinges to support the weight of the shelf and we had a (kinda janky, but still fun) secret room that we used to, uh, “burn stuff.”
Now, he needs a poorly hidden secret room that has a latching door that requires a credit card payment to open... ;) Burglar checks in and has to pay to get back out. Because, sometimes it's just as entertaining to be a dick about it. :P
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.
Awesome build Love how it opens from bottom. And the struts great idea. And the doors gives it a great look. If I was going to maybe improve one thing. I would cover the side openings so it doesn't look like an insert.. Just being picky. Again amazing build
Awesome video!! I am an amateur wood worker and it never ceases to amaze me how much I have to learn, and I know learning is a life long process but, you have shown me a good bit that I still need to learn and try on my own. I’ll be sure to watch more of what you post and enjoy the awesome music you put together.
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.
Yeah, Kim should keep you, LOL. Great job. I've always wanted a hidden passage too. It was nice to hear your background in cabinetry to explain your skill set. Thank you.
2:21 Heck yeah! I haven't heard a M.A.S.K. reference in decades! I actually named my first cat Dusty after the Jeep/Boat character! 😻😹 Gotta love T-Bob!
I like that you took the time to design the project on the lift vendor's website and used the precise calculations to order the correct lifts, yet you never weighed it. 😂
That is awesome :) I just wanted to point out that if you were worried about a side swinging door leaving a carpet mark, you could make it a a few inches or a foot or so off the floor, as like a hanging mirror (saw someone do that).
Handyman/Amatuer carpenter here : stumbled on your vid, as I have one hidden space, and getting ready to do another....refreshing to see someone on the tube that is sometimes a little hacky...I mean F-it not everyone always has a particular tool, and ya gotta get it done...thought I was the only guy that used bondo on wood also, yes! don't have time for wood filler to dry, lol surprised you didn't use the router on the hinge also...anyways nice vid
3:30 hello, I’m new to your channel. The word “rabbit” comes from the British early cabinet making term “rebate” American cabinet makers started calling it a rabbit for reasons that I’m sure you can figure out. But for the most part it’s original word for rabbit is still used today is rebate.
My wife: What's with the sticks? Me: Seriously? (awkward long pause) What goes boom? My wife: Ahhhh... Hey, he wears the same pants that you wear." Me: Of course.
Thank You for setting up that discount for Wood Workers Guild of America. I just used your discount and look forward to getting many ideas and how to do them from the site.
That’s so cool! I’ve always wanted a secret door to a hidden room! I’ve been pondering how I might include one in my studio setup this coming year. I’m 51, by the way - I don’t think we ever outgrow some of those ideas. 😁
That bookcase door is a thing of beauty. I really want one. I have done very little woodworking so I think I would need much more experience before making an attempt at such a cool project. 😩
Awesome video, have been wanting to build a hidden door to a closet I have and the bat wing design is the answer to my problem with no room for the door to swing.
My in law Did a small bathroom behind a kitchen cabinet. 1 Christmas my father in law came out in kitchen through kitchen cabinets. It was in corner of the house. I’ve been going to that house for 12 years and didn’t even know it was. There until. He came walking out. Ps he built it so to keep the taxes down. He selling the house and keeping the bathroom as a surprise for new owners. The cabinet are functioning cabinet floor to ceiling move on a hinge like open a door no effort He a carpenter.
Hey brother. Great video and I checked the music. Dude it screams 80's. I dig it. I graduated high school in '88 and it brings me back to the music and clubs brother. Keep it up and I would keep the songs about 3.5-4.5 minutes long.
I've also always wanted to build a hidden door (planning to add one to my basement somehow. The dead giveaway to your build tho is the books from flush wall surrounding it. A keen burglar would notice this and start snooping around that. You either, cut out the drywall to have a bookshelf, OR hidden door. Still get credit for an awesome build, just not burglar proof :P
That's beautiful, though I gotta say with the level of curiosity I have about stuff like that I would be much more likely to find that than just an average person if I was really looking for something like that. I'd probably think about putting some kind of hidden wedge latch on that so that there's no Play if anyone tries to pull on it. You can kinda tell there's a gap to some extent on the sides of that and someone really looking for a hidden door and might tug on it if they're observant enough to notice a difference of missing floor space from the other side. I think a hidden wedge or taper type latch and maybe even a second dummy book case that doesn't go anywhere could better throw people off better. Anyway, still really cool, and with those couple upgrades, nobody would know which is which as neither would have any play if pulled on it. Anyway just a suggestion. Nice work man.👍👍
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.
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.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh MAN!!! That stick twig and stump wall is PRIMO!!! LOVE IT!!! Where did you add the inside handle to close it while inside? "Safe" room, for the wife kids to hide wile you're fighting the bear. :)
I think it is cool that you have found a way to make a living on RUclips doing this stuff. I have been a cabinet maker/installer for 28 years now and I like the work but I HATE dealing with people. most customers are just fine but there are always that 1 out of 10 who are difficult, complain about things that no normal person would complain about , want to rush everything , want everything super cheap ect... it is also stressful because of the cost of everything these days. if you do make an error it is very expensive and you can lose entire profit on a job that already has a small margin because of how much materials cost and the fact people have budgets they need to stick to. all in all I am just sick of it but what do you do after almost 3 decades of doing the same thing, this is all I know , cabinets and finish carpentry. I think it is very awesome that you just do this stuff for RUclips and do not have to deal with customers. personally I am about to just quit the trade altogether and try something else but really dont know what else I could do.I do not have the charisma to do RUclips, I would be boring as hell and I know it so that is not an option for me but I am glad it is working for you!
There is an audience for everyone my friend. I had a hard time being in front of the camera at first but I was burnt out on building cabinets and furniture so I stuck it out on here. You can do it too.
Is the cabin business still active? Rally enjoy watching your channel! Suppose i learned a little bit thanks to my dad, i liked hanging out with him when he fixed things around the house. Eventeuly we made a small guest house with a loft, another really cool small house (we call it "lusthus" here in Sweden) where we sit and eat and hang out. Thanks to him i dare facing things around the house. I try my best to teach my daughter, witch you by the way seem to do a really good job with 👍🏻
Stream my music free here! 👉 open.spotify.com/artist/1VOVKFOF2gmaiZysdVug2I?si=HUEvBHVzSDKfoayWUNO4vQ Every listen helps feed a Haxman child.😁
@@HAXMAN love the new release from HAXMAN MUSIC
Thank you!
@@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
@@HAXMAN Oki just got too the point in this video where you tell about the albums 😃
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.
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!
Thank you so much! Congratulations on the new house!
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!
If it's a panic room I'd want to make sure the walls can stop bullets....
@@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!
@@b_uppy Concealment can often be just as effective as cover, given they don't actually know where you are.
@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.
@AlphaMachina
"Can often be just as effective" until it's not...
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.
Thank you! I appreciate that!
😂
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.
That's one heck of a stick armory! lol
😉
Gotta support that 2nd amendment incase you gotta stick it to the man
@@ragetist Roger that!
@@ragetist badumtisss
@@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 ).
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.
I had the motorcycle that turned into the helicopter but always wanted the Camaro. That's a fact Tim. 👊 The last ferrel generation.
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.
Had the motorcycle, the camaro, the sand rail, and the semi truck!
Yup, we had the best cartoons… Saturday morning, for hours! Pancakes and cartoons. Doesn’t get better than that for a kid!
@@HAXMAN I had the Condor as well. Thank you Sears outlet
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
I would love to do that!
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.
1100 newtons damn near 250lbs 😬
Love this build! I've never seen hinges like that before.
Yeah and he had 2! That's nearly 500lbs force
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
One wrong move and you would be a spit ball on the ceiling......
on earth in metrics you just remove one 0 and its 110kg
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.
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.
I’m going to need a lot of fig newtons then. 😄 Thanks!
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.
Awesome! Thank you so much.
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.
Both struts aren't going to fail. It'll be one or the other. It's built in redundancy.
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...)
🌴🌴🌴 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
Thank you so much Carlos! Very kind of you 🙏
Love the hidden passage door so cool thanks for sharing .
Always a pleasure making your paint brother!!!
You da man 👊
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.
Great project. Thanks for sharing!
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 😊
"i don't know how to make it stop making that sound" 😂
Now… Where can I put one of these doors in my house??? 🤔🤔🤔 love it!
Now I need one, thanks - I think... Also - love the tip on using caulk to hold the knobs in.
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!
Damn you HAXMAN! As a certified professional burglar I do in fact hate you for this!! 😂😂😂
I knew you would! 😂
Have you looked into getting the secret door endorsement added to your pro burglar certification?
"Regular" burglar, or Hamburglar? 😂
Hey, I'm also a professional burglar here in the UK. We should start a secret club...
we need more videos more often haxman love your vids !!
Thank you! I wish I could get them out faster. 😄
Excellent!
But, it is a huge clue for Indy and those burglars, when you have a in-wall-shelf. It is easy to understand that it is a space behind the shelf and that the space have no doors into it. If I was handy, I would have had a whole wall of shelfs and just one is liftable.
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.
Thank you.
Yep. That will never happen again.
@@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.......
@@HAXMANWhere did you get your gas struts? Nice video, I am going to build this one.
Amazon. I have a link in the description box.
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 😵💫🙂🙃
You guys are TOTALLY AWESOME....LOVE YOUR VIDEOS 👍🇨🇦🇺🇸❤🙏👼
1:46 Never underestimate Hamburglar's cunning intuition. He will find your treasures eventually.
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.
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.
Show me how to build a Time Machine next please
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.
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.
@@deaconblooze1 He said sometimes it needs a little thinner, you should ask her to lose some weight next time
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
You rock! Thanks for helping me feed my kids! 👊
I always wanted a secret room as a kid and when I moved out of my parent’s house, they gave me a bookshelf to use in my house. The bookshelf just happened to be the same width as the door trim of a basement bedroom. So, I took the door trim off, put hinges on the backside of the shelf and an industrial roller wheel underneath the shelf on the corner opposite the hinges to support the weight of the shelf and we had a (kinda janky, but still fun) secret room that we used to, uh, “burn stuff.”
Now, he needs a poorly hidden secret room that has a latching door that requires a credit card payment to open... ;)
Burglar checks in and has to pay to get back out. Because, sometimes it's just as entertaining to be a dick about it. :P
The word rabbet is from Old French rabbat, "a recess into a wall". In the UK we call it a rebate.
My rabbits like to eat Carotte.
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals fair's fair, I am quite taken to eat both. :D
Haxman: "Here's how to build a secret passageway that no burglar can find"
Also Haxman: *Shares with the world*
😂 My sacrifice for you.
@@HAXMANlove it 😂😂
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
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.
Awesome build
Love how it opens from bottom. And the struts great idea. And the doors gives it a great look.
If I was going to maybe improve one thing. I would cover the side openings so it doesn't look like an insert.. Just being picky.
Again amazing build
Awesome video!! I am an amateur wood worker and it never ceases to amaze me how much I have to learn, and I know learning is a life long process but, you have shown me a good bit that I still need to learn and try on my own. I’ll be sure to watch more of what you post and enjoy the awesome music you put together.
OUTSTANDING JOB
That is totally AWESOME!!!!
Finally new video..
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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.
Yeah, Kim should keep you, LOL. Great job. I've always wanted a hidden passage too. It was nice to hear your background in cabinetry to explain your skill set. Thank you.
2:21 Heck yeah! I haven't heard a M.A.S.K. reference in decades!
I actually named my first cat Dusty after the Jeep/Boat character! 😻😹
Gotta love T-Bob!
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Hoping for more HAXMAN Jamz in this one!!
It reminds me of Germany in the 80s.
@ I LOVE his beats!!
Love the retro vibe!
I like that you took the time to design the project on the lift vendor's website and used the precise calculations to order the correct lifts, yet you never weighed it. 😂
I eyeballed it. 😄
I love your stick storage in the closet. I'm sure the doggo appreciates it.
Dude! M.A.S.K. was the bomb, love that stuff. Also I enjoy your channel.
Woodworking and synthwave was the combination that I never thought I needed. Adding the album to my playlist.
😄 Thanks!
hahaha.. the sticks hanging on the wall cracked me up.
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Great video as always. Learned something today. You know dark magic. What is the calculator that does fractions. Need that for sure. Be safe
Construction Master Pro
That is awesome :) I just wanted to point out that if you were worried about a side swinging door leaving a carpet mark, you could make it a a few inches or a foot or so off the floor, as like a hanging mirror (saw someone do that).
Great vid! I also love how the sticks are taking the place of “other tools” normally stored there!
Wish I had a room to build something like this in.
I love the twig pew pews, lol. Nice touch to keep them private.
Handyman/Amatuer carpenter here : stumbled on your vid, as I have one hidden space, and getting ready to do another....refreshing to see someone on the tube that is sometimes a little hacky...I mean F-it not everyone always has a particular tool, and ya gotta get it done...thought I was the only guy that used bondo on wood also, yes! don't have time for wood filler to dry, lol
surprised you didn't use the router on the hinge also...anyways nice vid
You’d be a total BLAST to work with, brother! 😂😂😂
GEN X RULES! 😊
What a fantastic build Adam ! I like it …I like it a lot
Thank you Lori!
3:30 hello, I’m new to your channel.
The word “rabbit” comes from the British early cabinet making term “rebate”
American cabinet makers started calling it a rabbit for reasons that I’m sure you can figure out. But for the most part it’s original word for rabbit is still used today is rebate.
My wife: What's with the sticks?
Me: Seriously? (awkward long pause) What goes boom?
My wife: Ahhhh... Hey, he wears the same pants that you wear."
Me: Of course.
😂 them's full semi auto sticks
Nice Work 👍 The lights are a great feature too. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank You for setting up that discount for Wood Workers Guild of America. I just used your discount and look forward to getting many ideas and how to do them from the site.
Awesome! Good luck on your projects!
Love the Stick safe! Keep it up!
The sticks in the closet 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I can’t stop laughing.
1:28 Sweet lordy dordy ... That was funny 🤣 Great video big fella 👌
That’s so cool! I’ve always wanted a secret door to a hidden room! I’ve been pondering how I might include one in my studio setup this coming year. I’m 51, by the way - I don’t think we ever outgrow some of those ideas. 😁
That bookcase door is a thing of beauty.
I really want one.
I have done very little woodworking so I think I would need much more experience before making an attempt at such a cool project. 😩
Awesome video, have been wanting to build a hidden door to a closet I have and the bat wing design is the answer to my problem with no room for the door to swing.
My in law
Did a small bathroom behind a kitchen cabinet.
1 Christmas my father in law came out in kitchen through kitchen cabinets. It was in corner of the house.
I’ve been going to that house for 12 years and didn’t even know it was. There until. He came walking out.
Ps he built it so to keep the taxes down.
He selling the house and keeping the bathroom as a surprise for new owners.
The cabinet are functioning cabinet floor to ceiling move on a hinge like open a door no effort
He a carpenter.
That’s brilliant. I love it. 😄
You could add a locking bolt system where you'd have to pull on a certain book to unlock an lift it.
I am a burglar and that book case inside of a solid wall would be the first thing I checked.
I usually just look for the safe in the basement and bedroom closet floor. But you go ahead and keep checking book cases.
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Hey brother. Great video and I checked the music. Dude it screams 80's. I dig it. I graduated high school in '88 and it brings me back to the music and clubs brother.
Keep it up and I would keep the songs about 3.5-4.5 minutes long.
Thank you!
That is so cool. And i love your humor. I will be watching more of your shows for sure. 😊
I've also always wanted to build a hidden door (planning to add one to my basement somehow. The dead giveaway to your build tho is the books from flush wall surrounding it. A keen burglar would notice this and start snooping around that. You either, cut out the drywall to have a bookshelf, OR hidden door. Still get credit for an awesome build, just not burglar proof :P
That's beautiful, though I gotta say with the level of curiosity I have about stuff like that I would be much more likely to find that than just an average person if I was really looking for something like that. I'd probably think about putting some kind of hidden wedge latch on that so that there's no Play if anyone tries to pull on it. You can kinda tell there's a gap to some extent on the sides of that and someone really looking for a hidden door and might tug on it if they're observant enough to notice a difference of missing floor space from the other side. I think a hidden wedge or taper type latch and maybe even a second dummy book case that doesn't go anywhere could better throw people off better. Anyway, still really cool, and with those couple upgrades, nobody would know which is which as neither would have any play if pulled on it. Anyway just a suggestion. Nice work man.👍👍
I am a UK builder and have done a few secret doors etc,but that is a very clever design .
Thank you
Love the stick display room.
Rabbet is a word "borrowed" from Old French. If they stored it behind a secret door, that might not have happened!😂
Nice! Just Need a handle on the back of the door so everyone can easily shut it
Thanks for the video! I learned a new trick with using staples to assist with pocket hole joinery
Pure genius carpentry, and a bit of comedy along the way.
Love them both! Hidden room and the music! Keep'em coming Adam!
Thanks! Will do!
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.
Heard of Isaac Newton? Probably something to do with him.
Thank you! I couldn’t do it without her!
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.
Nice collection of boom sticks. Is that a full maple in the collection?
Full semi auto maple
Pretty awesome safe place! Very clever!! Keep up the great content!
"Honey you gotta watch the kids, I'm done writing estimates for now. New Haxman vid just dropped i'll see ya in 30."
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Totally got me with the DeLorean. Nice M.A.S.K. reference!!
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh MAN!!! That stick twig and stump wall is PRIMO!!! LOVE IT!!!
Where did you add the inside handle to close it while inside? "Safe" room, for the wife kids to hide wile you're fighting the bear. :)
Damn. 1100 newt is 247 lbs. 500lbs together. The case would have to be made of steel. Great idea. Love this project.
Fabulous, love it, im looking to do similar for our home. A new build back of a closet
You know you have to put a automatic opener on that one and make a hidden switch 🥰
✌️😜 Very cool project 00 HAX " MAD " MAN ,& as always the well needed HAXMAN Family humor 🤣🙃💒 Thanks Brother 😁⚔️ God Bless us All 🇺🇸🙏✝️
3 years in 1million is insane / well done sir I admire your work and the family values
Thank you so much!
I think it is cool that you have found a way to make a living on RUclips doing this stuff. I have been a cabinet maker/installer for 28 years now and I like the work but I HATE dealing with people. most customers are just fine but there are always that 1 out of 10 who are difficult, complain about things that no normal person would complain about , want to rush everything , want everything super cheap ect... it is also stressful because of the cost of everything these days. if you do make an error it is very expensive and you can lose entire profit on a job that already has a small margin because of how much materials cost and the fact people have budgets they need to stick to. all in all I am just sick of it but what do you do after almost 3 decades of doing the same thing, this is all I know , cabinets and finish carpentry. I think it is very awesome that you just do this stuff for RUclips and do not have to deal with customers. personally I am about to just quit the trade altogether and try something else but really dont know what else I could do.I do not have the charisma to do RUclips, I would be boring as hell and I know it so that is not an option for me but I am glad it is working for you!
There is an audience for everyone my friend. I had a hard time being in front of the camera at first but I was burnt out on building cabinets and furniture so I stuck it out on here. You can do it too.
Very cool great idea. Thanks for sharing
Awesome 😎 Indy would indeed be impressed 😁
Is the cabin business still active?
Rally enjoy watching your channel!
Suppose i learned a little bit thanks to my dad, i liked hanging out with him when he fixed things around the house. Eventeuly we made a small guest house with a loft, another really cool small house (we call it "lusthus" here in Sweden) where we sit and eat and hang out. Thanks to him i dare facing things around the house. I try my best to teach my daughter, witch you by the way seem to do a really good job with 👍🏻
No. When my Dad retired we closed it and I went full time on RUclips.
Thank you very much!
I would love to have a lusthus!
Cool! 🎉Thank You
Recently discovered this channel. I'm getting a lot of Bobby Duke vibes, and I dig it.
What a fun project! Love your videos
I love this and thank you for so much information!
I thought the Lamborghini from The Cannonball Run (1981) inspired the door.
Love the wardrobe selection!
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*Burglars, walking out with your TV*: "Man, I'm so bummed we couldn't find this guy's t-shirts."