You are a flippin genius. I am amazed at the enginuity that went into those cases. You should be selling the plans not giving them away. Let people download the code for $3 dollars each and I'd put money you would clear $100 a month easily. Unbelievable I take that back you are selling the code, good man. build some and drop them on Amazon or somewhere for people who dont have a CNC router like me.
I remember watching a video of his that explained how much he loved cases and boxes, I thought about sending him one but I decided against it. Doing things that draw attention to myself make me a little uncomfortable. It took me about two years to getthe nerve to even post these videos.
John Hansen, but what you do is amazing, don't hold it back from sharing it. You inspire others with your work. My brother is Habu(also on RUclips) Link up with him. Keep being awesome 😉
FYI: a little wax where the wood rubs together will remove the squeaking - alternately, prior to assembly if you dip all the pieces in a hot wax bath and wipe them down it would give a water resistant coating
Well, I'm a super-alloys and high-performance-ceramics kind of guy, but what you have done is fantastically original, useful and awe-inspiring!! GREAT!!!!!
Yes, plans are for sale for use on a CNC router (details and links are in the description). If you don't have a router, or access to one, I can cut the parts for you.
These are impractical for production because there are too many parts and is overly complicated i.e. too expensive. I have had these kind of cases for years, I call 'em brief cases.
Hey John just wondering if your doing DIY or how to videos or are you selling stuff. I only ask because on my end it just looks like your showing of your cool gadgets. I suggest that you either do how to videos or link a website or contact info to purchase these amazing things. Do both and your bound to come out on top! ;)
Isn't it wonderful how every now and then you stumble across a piece of awesomeness. For the past couple of weeks I've been thinking about getting together a CNC and have been browsing the different machines and set ups and just when my attention had started to wane a little I find this. So, I have a few questions for Silverback and these are as follows : 1) I'm in London, UK so what would be the cost of having a kit form for either/both boxes shipped over. 2) I see you have seperate prices for individual plans but is there any discount for both sets if purchased together. 3) I see you've used MDF rather than a 6mm ply, is there any particular reason for that. 4) If these boxes were to be lacquered or painted would micro adjustments have to be made to cut sizes to accommodate the finish. 5) How many more plans do you have or are working on. The reason for this question is I'm thinking that if you had paying membership it could reduce the price of the plans or remove it altogether, it may be too complicated to set this up but I think it would broaden your audience ( just a thought). 6) Very tenuous this one ; If I decided to purchase the plans and make the boxes and then wanted to market these (in the UK) would there be any restrictions or objections from yourself ? 7) Do you have assembly instructions and is there any particular CNC machine you would recommend or even any that you wouldn't. That for now covers all the immediate questions that came to mind from watching the video. There are a few more loitering in the background but I'll wait till I hear from you before I grant them an audience. Needless to say I love what you've done here, it's very much in the spirit of the old traditional joinery methods which is what piqued my interest more than the actual subject matter. If my arms could reach that far I'd be giving you a very warm pat on the back.
Im crying in a corner right now cause Im willing to buy one of these... (Please make one for the good folks at Geek&Sundry's Critical Role~ Matt Mercer would fucking freakout)
I would love to make this for my Father-in-Law, but I am not able to import it to Vcarve Desktop. If someone knows of a way, please let me know. Vcarve Pro I understand has that ability, but the cost to upgrade is a little prohibitive at the moment. GREAT design and layout!
I was a woodworker from age twenty to about thirty. Years before CNC. You should feel very gratified with your designs. Whatever your charge for plans are fair. Even with computer assisted design, many changes of things that don't work and need to be redone happen. Total redo's happen with or without a 3D modal. As you progress in your business, you may want to add a market and sales person. Somebody not shy about asking for the money, sometimes five times, can really move things along. Well done...
This is like some of those salesmen suitcases from the 1930s through the 1950s. I bet some of those are probably rare and collectible these days. Those would open up into little tables or presentation stands with the contents arranged for display via the same mechanism.
I would love to see one of those. This design was something I came up with using no references. That would be trippy if I came close to an existing design.
Excellent designs , it may be an option to off a "carpenters" version which would house the basic tools of the trade or with customizable bays to hold electric tools.
Old people are the most interested in such complicated stuff. Hence is it weird that the audio is so awful. This guy has no idea how a good video needs a decent audio. Where's the pragmatic sense a DIY talent is supposed to have?
Gobsmacked! as the British might say. I am utterly gobsmacked! The finished pieces are beautiful. The usability is brilliant. The craftsmanship is marvelous. But what impresses me most is that the concept, the simple idea of embarking on such a project, is so outside of anything I would have dreamed that I am in awe of your creativity. Excellent.
Wouldn't mind one that would hold all my house painting brushes, 5 in one, hot dog roller handle and naps and a 9 inch roller handle and nap, a few nail punches a hammer and a razor blade
I don't have a CNC (yet) might buy one just because of this video. You might be able to sell precut kits for $150 or so. I think your plan price is more than fair. I might buy the plan just to support something so cool and encourage you to do more.
so at $35 and $45 I pass. I see $10 and $15, because it is plans, just plans. Digital DL. The cost of material is 35-45 to make and finish so, 45-55 for a completed box. That I would do. i like the laptop box. Would buy and make it. But 10-15 max for a DL plan. I think that is fair. and lets say 25 people do buy it at cost now. How many more will you sell at lower prices? There you would get the people that buy and never build. The impulse buyer is the guy you need. But thats not your issue, you need to move dat product---move it move it......
The cost of a sheet of 5.2mm or 1/4" MDF material is about $20 maximum, and you go through half a sheet to make the portfolio case. So buying the plans and the cost in materials you are under $50 for the finished case. Where could you buy a case like this for that amount? Not sure why you had to express these are "just plans" there is also the instructions and even the Sketchup file. A lot went into creating this package and I kept it to myself for 3 years before making a video about it. I wonder if the tables were turned and you created something similar to this if you would still feel the same. I don't want this to sound like I am angry or complaining, I'm just trying to express that just because something exists as a digital download it doesn't mean that equates to something less valuable. Once you use the plans and create the case, the plans do not self destruct - you can make another and another... If you own your own CNC and know how to make it do its magic, you can alter the files and add custom compartments to change this into a unique carrying case to hold whatever you want. This is what my goal was in making these files available. I included the Sketchup file as part of the download so that alterations can be made to better fit your personal needs. I want people to use their imagination and be creative to make this case into something they can call their own and truly have something to be proud of. Also, if you were going on a job interview and this case was holding your personal artwork, do you think this would make a bigger impression than if you zipped open a $500 leather portfolio case? This case would help your potential employer remember you even if your skill level was on the same level as the 5 people before you. Any edge you can gain on an interview is worth obtaining.
These can be made out of anything that is flat. You are right, I like wood but I'm not a huge fan of MDF. I think it has it's place but it was what I had when I made my prototypes. I will be making some soon of a black material called Richlite. It is a product made from compressed paper and resin, should be pretty cool.
I'm am thinking about starting up a site to sell these along with other plans I've made. I made these just to see if it was possible to make a complex brief case with moving parts all without using glue or metal fasteners - it worked better than I imagined. From the time I started drawing this to when I was holding the finished product in my hand was 14 hours. This is pretty hard to assemble though, I would have to make a video to explain. I might just take one apart, then put it back together.
great job! i would really love to see a gamer suitcase! gamer meaning pc gamer. with slots for keyboard, mouse, headphones, cables and a thick laptop (gaming laptop). none the less..... GREAT JOB!!!
Wow, great showing and workmanship. I see there are plans for sale in which I will get later but are you creating these boxes and sailing them and if so how can I get one? Haven't gotten into CNC work yet but would love to give it a try.
Yes, I can make it and ship it to you, once you get it, I would love to see or hear about your reaction. Contact me at johnhansen1957@yahoo.com and we can work out the details.
I’m curious about the squeaking - it’s obvious why it’s happening but I’m curious how easy it would be to fix. Offhand I’m thinking just crayon (wax) and pencil (or proper graphite lubricant) on the opposing surfaces that rub together
This was an experiment to use only a CNC router using one material with no fasteners or glue. This case has moving parts so this was more about the use of material and the overall design than a woodworking project. It can be made of any flat material, not just what I showed in the video. I think it is amazing when people criticize something they could not do themselves. You believe that because a computer was used to create a project that it makes it less difficult? The most difficult tool to operate that I own is my CNC router. I've heard this argument before about if a CNC router is used that it isn't truly "woodworking" but I ask you, where do you draw the line? Is Roy Underhill a better woodworker than Norm Abram because the tools that Roy uses don't run on electricity? I know you are just trolling me, I just wanted to respond anyway. Happy new year!
Do you have the card storage version of the box plans? It is ideal for games with lots of cards...Does the CNC machine have to have a certain sheet size capability? Very nice design.
The only file right now is the Portfolio Case, the other will be uploaded (hopefully) later today. The cut file right now for the portfolio is nested into a 48"x96" sheet and it uses half of the sheet - you can get 2 cases from one full sheet. The Gamer case, because of the trays on the inside, uses a full 48"x96" sheet. You don't need a machine that will cut an entire sheet to cut these though. All of the parts can be pulled and rearranged to fit your CNC working surface. Keep in mind that for the gamer case, the largest piece is 12-5/8" x 19-1/4" so machine needs to at least accommodate that size.
You were hesitant to film and show this. Man, that looks like Fort Knox open for business. That box has the manly look of a jacked up 4x4 with 800 hoss power. I have a small ww shop, but I am a senior. Have no CNC, too expensive just for whittling. However, you are ww genius. Make 'em and sell em while you can. Just my .02 % worth.
Awesome idea but it looks kinda bulky and heavy to be honest... I guess i'll have to design a sexy slick carbon fiber / aluminum spinoff version for myself one of these days, packed with nifty features like configurable working space folding surfaces and hidden pockets and tools and stuff. I bet it'll look like 007's new suitcase too haha. But Great work on building this one! very cool idea
I was thinking the same thing about Adam, Savage or any of the mythbuster cast. You get a thumbs up for thinking of the design alone!!!! I'd love to see the plans, rendering and the cnc actually cutting and you assembling the case. You've got a winning formula for a RUclips channel imo. Subscribed!!!!!
Friend John Hansen, This is truly a most marvellous and exceeding delightful creation. I am totally impressed with what you've done. Thank you for showing us these beautiful full cases. As an engineer, I am dizzy with delight. I would very like to see these cases decorated/painted Steam Punk style. (minimally of course) andré lecaillou (forgive poor English)
I did similar work out of 1/16 chipboard and a laser cutter for some grad school work with tension tabs and joinery. This is really cool though; I'm now subscribed.
Very Amazing John, I am speechless. Of course as I look below I am not the first that is. Well done Sir. I subscribed and will look at your other projects
Of course. I know not everyone has access to a CNC Router or a laser. I have made and shipped a few to people in the last few months. I am charging $200 for the portfolio case and $300 for the Gamer Card Case (assembled including shipping) so if you are interested, contact me at johnhansen1957@yahoo.com with your details and I can send you a PayPal request.
Could you do something like this for Roleplaying Gamers like a Dungeon Master Box that could hold notes, dice and mini figures, maps etc. possibly fold open to act as the DM screen?
Fantastic! I think your idea is amazing.
You are a flippin genius. I am amazed at the enginuity that went into those cases. You should be selling the plans not giving them away. Let people download the code for $3 dollars each and I'd put money you would clear $100 a month easily. Unbelievable I take that back you are selling the code, good man. build some and drop them on Amazon or somewhere for people who dont have a CNC router like me.
Great work! You should be very proud of what you have created. Interesting on several levels. Thanks.
These are awesome. I'm speechless....
You have to make one of those for Adam Savage he'll go nuts on it.
I remember watching a video of his that explained how much he loved cases and boxes, I thought about sending him one but I decided against it. Doing things that draw attention to myself make me a little uncomfortable. It took me about two years to getthe nerve to even post these videos.
John Hansen, are you going to sell plans so I can cnc my own?
John Hansen, but what you do is amazing, don't hold it back from sharing it.
You inspire others with your work.
My brother is Habu(also on RUclips)
Link up with him.
Keep being awesome 😉
Plans are now available here gumroad.com/l/CHusg
I see the art portfolio case shown at that link. Does it also include the gamer case plans?
FYI: a little wax where the wood rubs together will remove the squeaking - alternately, prior to assembly if you dip all the pieces in a hot wax bath and wipe them down it would give a water resistant coating
Use wax to stop the squeaking
Seriously impressed! I may have just found my first major project for when I get my CNC router.
Well, I'm a super-alloys and high-performance-ceramics kind of guy, but what you have done is fantastically original, useful and awe-inspiring!! GREAT!!!!!
Definitely unique my friend nice work do you have plans for sale
Also as a hobbyist and model maker I think would make a great tool kit! With a few modifications I think would work out perfect
Yes, plans are for sale for use on a CNC router (details and links are in the description). If you don't have a router, or access to one, I can cut the parts for you.
These are impractical for production because there are too many parts and is overly complicated i.e. too expensive. I have had these kind of cases for years, I call 'em brief cases.
Hey John just wondering if your doing DIY or how to videos or are you selling stuff. I only ask because on my end it just looks like your showing of your cool gadgets. I suggest that you either do how to videos or link a website or contact info to purchase these amazing things. Do both and your bound to come out on top! ;)
Put some bar soap on the wood and it will stop squeaking. Compliments of AUNT MARTHAS CARPENTERS SHOP
Isn't it wonderful how every now and then you stumble across a piece of awesomeness. For the past couple of weeks I've been thinking about getting together a CNC and have been browsing the different machines and set ups and just when my attention had started to wane a little I find this. So, I have a few questions for Silverback and these are as follows : 1) I'm in London, UK so what would be the cost of having a kit form for either/both boxes shipped over. 2) I see you have seperate prices for individual plans but is there any discount for both sets if purchased together. 3) I see you've used MDF rather than a 6mm ply, is there any particular reason for that. 4) If these boxes were to be lacquered or painted would micro adjustments have to be made to cut sizes to accommodate the finish. 5) How many more plans do you have or are working on. The reason for this question is I'm thinking that if you had paying membership it could reduce the price of the plans or remove it altogether, it may be too complicated to set this up but I think it would broaden your audience ( just a thought). 6) Very tenuous this one ; If I decided to purchase the plans and make the boxes and then wanted to market these (in the UK) would there be any restrictions or objections from yourself ? 7) Do you have assembly instructions and is there any particular CNC machine you would recommend or even any that you wouldn't.
That for now covers all the immediate questions that came to mind from watching the video. There are a few more loitering in the background but I'll wait till I hear from you before I grant them an audience. Needless to say I love what you've done here, it's very much in the spirit of the old traditional joinery methods which is what piqued my interest more than the actual subject matter. If my arms could reach that far I'd be giving you a very warm pat on the back.
Im crying in a corner right now cause Im willing to buy one of these...
(Please make one for the good folks at Geek&Sundry's Critical Role~ Matt Mercer would fucking freakout)
I would love to make this for my Father-in-Law, but I am not able to import it to Vcarve Desktop. If someone knows of a way, please let me know. Vcarve Pro I understand has that ability, but the cost to upgrade is a little prohibitive at the moment. GREAT design and layout!
I was a woodworker from age twenty to about thirty. Years before CNC. You should feel very gratified with your designs. Whatever your charge for plans are fair. Even with computer assisted design, many changes of things that don't work and need to be redone happen. Total redo's happen with or without a 3D modal. As you progress in your business, you may want to add a market and sales person. Somebody not shy about asking for the money, sometimes five times, can really move things along. Well done...
Wax the gears and meeting points of the wood if you don't want to hear the squeaks, lol.
very impressive creation, so props for that, but for me, it's beyond a useless waste of time
I thought this was going to be click bate but your right this is GREAT!
Very nice idea!! Thank you for sharing!
Fantastic work- I love the idea of making one out of carbon fiber dragonplate- but would be over 1000$ 😄
That is awesome. I'd love to make one to hold all my router bits.
good
DUDE..next level shit. How long did it take to get those MDF gears to work? I feel like calibration on that would be lengthy.
Seriously will shovel you money 💰💰💰 please keep doing what you're doing
I would need... I think.... 6... of those card boxes. And I kind of really want them...
This is like some of those salesmen suitcases from the 1930s through the 1950s. I bet some of those are probably rare and collectible these days. Those would open up into little tables or presentation stands with the contents arranged for display via the same mechanism.
I would love to see one of those. This design was something I came up with using no references. That would be trippy if I came close to an existing design.
Can I be the only one who hear him say the second one was "For gamers" and assumed he's built a LAN party computer into it? :)
Excellent designs , it may be an option to off a "carpenters" version which would house the basic tools of the trade or with customizable bays to hold electric tools.
Old people are the most interested in such complicated stuff. Hence is it weird that the audio is so awful. This guy has no idea how a good video needs a decent audio. Where's the pragmatic sense a DIY talent is supposed to have?
So cool! Some combination of James Bond, Jules Verne, Inspector Gadget, or something. Very creative! The squeaks add to the character.
Gobsmacked! as the British might say. I am utterly gobsmacked! The finished pieces are beautiful. The usability is brilliant. The craftsmanship is marvelous. But what impresses me most is that the concept, the simple idea of embarking on such a project, is so outside of anything I would have dreamed that I am in awe of your creativity. Excellent.
John have you given any thought to making these as a pressout kit that could be sold flat packed with assembly instructions.
I'd love to see a D&D/RPG gaming table made by you. You make some awesome stuff!
Instant thumbs up. Very clever, appreciate clever people. Best regards.
Please patent that ! And start selling !! I wish you some serious success!!!
John set up an e commerce store for your designs, sell un assembled, and shipped , worldwide !!
Putting beeswax on the friction areas should quite that down. Yes, even wood needs a little lubrication now and then.
Wouldn't mind one that would hold all my house painting brushes, 5 in one, hot dog roller handle and naps and a 9 inch roller handle and nap, a few nail punches a hammer and a razor blade
great audio maybe invest in some mics instead of using the devices mic because it sounds like you are whispering and I have wireless ear buds in.
Ok I don’t have access to a CnC, so is there a way to buy the gamer box from you and I get to put it together?
Clean your fish tank.... Poor goldfish.
Art is Amazing ,look is good.Hard work.But The idea to put and carry computer,,,,,,,,,
I don't have a CNC (yet) might buy one just because of this video. You might be able to sell precut kits for $150 or so. I think your plan price is more than fair. I might buy the plan just to support something so cool and encourage you to do more.
Nice design, seems very thoughtful.
To rid yourself of the squeek, there is a drawer slide dry spray that is meant for wood. I use it to make wood drawers not squeek.
so at $35 and $45 I pass. I see $10 and $15, because it is plans, just plans. Digital DL. The cost of material is 35-45 to make and finish so, 45-55 for a completed box. That I would do. i like the laptop box. Would buy and make it. But 10-15 max for a DL plan. I think that is fair. and lets say 25 people do buy it at cost now. How many more will you sell at lower prices? There you would get the people that buy and never build. The impulse buyer is the guy you need. But thats not your issue, you need to move dat product---move it move it......
The cost of a sheet of 5.2mm or 1/4" MDF material is about $20 maximum, and you go through half a sheet to make the portfolio case. So buying the plans and the cost in materials you are under $50 for the finished case. Where could you buy a case like this for that amount? Not sure why you had to express these are "just plans" there is also the instructions and even the Sketchup file. A lot went into creating this package and I kept it to myself for 3 years before making a video about it. I wonder if the tables were turned and you created something similar to this if you would still feel the same. I don't want this to sound like I am angry or complaining, I'm just trying to express that just because something exists as a digital download it doesn't mean that equates to something less valuable. Once you use the plans and create the case, the plans do not self destruct - you can make another and another... If you own your own CNC and know how to make it do its magic, you can alter the files and add custom compartments to change this into a unique carrying case to hold whatever you want. This is what my goal was in making these files available. I included the Sketchup file as part of the download so that alterations can be made to better fit your personal needs. I want people to use their imagination and be creative to make this case into something they can call their own and truly have something to be proud of. Also, if you were going on a job interview and this case was holding your personal artwork, do you think this would make a bigger impression than if you zipped open a $500 leather portfolio case? This case would help your potential employer remember you even if your skill level was on the same level as the 5 people before you. Any edge you can gain on an interview is worth obtaining.
Absolutely marvellous!
I understand you are into wood..
Maybe you can make these from PLASTIC/NYLON sheets
Of course some fancy wood would be great - more weight maybe...
These can be made out of anything that is flat. You are right, I like wood but I'm not a huge fan of MDF. I think it has it's place but it was what I had when I made my prototypes. I will be making some soon of a black material called Richlite. It is a product made from compressed paper and resin, should be pretty cool.
Are you selling the plans? I would love to make these for myself.
I'm am thinking about starting up a site to sell these along with other plans I've made. I made these just to see if it was possible to make a complex brief case with moving parts all without using glue or metal fasteners - it worked better than I imagined. From the time I started drawing this to when I was holding the finished product in my hand was 14 hours. This is pretty hard to assemble though, I would have to make a video to explain. I might just take one apart, then put it back together.
Well let me know if you get you site up. Awesome work.
I would like to second that. Let me know if you start selling plans
M
Yes please plans sir
PRETTY FN AMAZING 👀😳😱💪🏽👌
These boxes are incredible! I would not want to get lost in your brain, I might not find my way out!
Probably costs thousands of Euros....
the boxes look amazing
i want to try and 3D print a small version, do you have cad files i could use to print?
dude .... amazing
That is INSAIN-ly AWESOME!!!! Holy cow these as beautiful. Mind Blown!!!!
genius
Superb. My mind is blown.
Nicely done! Never seen anything like it.
Beautiful craftsmanship!
What did you say?
I can't hear you.
Fucking termites dream! Nice!
great job! i would really love to see a gamer suitcase! gamer meaning pc gamer. with slots for keyboard, mouse, headphones, cables and a thick laptop (gaming laptop). none the less..... GREAT JOB!!!
Wow, great showing and workmanship. I see there are plans for sale in which I will get later but are you creating these boxes and sailing them and if so how can I get one? Haven't gotten into CNC work yet but would love to give it a try.
Yes, I can make it and ship it to you, once you get it, I would love to see or hear about your reaction. Contact me at johnhansen1957@yahoo.com and we can work out the details.
I’m curious about the squeaking - it’s obvious why it’s happening but I’m curious how easy it would be to fix.
Offhand I’m thinking just crayon (wax) and pencil (or proper graphite lubricant) on the opposing surfaces that rub together
Would love one with a three ring binder in the center..
This is what I call OCD on steroids
Mdf. Is not the best material.....
great designs! Keep building!1
Amazing how many ppl who dont know nothing about woodworking but know a computer call themselves craftsman and woodworks
This was an experiment to use only a CNC router using one material with no fasteners or glue. This case has moving parts so this was more about the use of material and the overall design than a woodworking project. It can be made of any flat material, not just what I showed in the video. I think it is amazing when people criticize something they could not do themselves. You believe that because a computer was used to create a project that it makes it less difficult? The most difficult tool to operate that I own is my CNC router. I've heard this argument before about if a CNC router is used that it isn't truly "woodworking" but I ask you, where do you draw the line? Is Roy Underhill a better woodworker than Norm Abram because the tools that Roy uses don't run on electricity? I know you are just trolling me, I just wanted to respond anyway. Happy new year!
Do you have the card storage version of the box plans? It is ideal for games with lots of cards...Does the CNC machine have to have a certain sheet size capability? Very nice design.
The only file right now is the Portfolio Case, the other will be uploaded (hopefully) later today. The cut file right now for the portfolio is nested into a 48"x96" sheet and it uses half of the sheet - you can get 2 cases from one full sheet. The Gamer case, because of the trays on the inside, uses a full 48"x96" sheet. You don't need a machine that will cut an entire sheet to cut these though. All of the parts can be pulled and rearranged to fit your CNC working surface. Keep in mind that for the gamer case, the largest piece is 12-5/8" x 19-1/4" so machine needs to at least accommodate that size.
The card carrying version is now available here gumroad.com/l/PWWZQ
You were hesitant to film and show this. Man, that looks like Fort Knox open for business. That box has the manly look of a jacked up 4x4 with 800 hoss power. I have a small ww shop, but I am a senior. Have no CNC, too expensive just for whittling. However, you are ww genius. Make 'em and sell em while you can. Just my .02 % worth.
Awesome idea but it looks kinda bulky and heavy to be honest... I guess i'll have to design a sexy slick carbon fiber / aluminum spinoff version for myself one of these days, packed with nifty features like configurable working space folding surfaces and hidden pockets and tools and stuff. I bet it'll look like 007's new suitcase too haha. But Great work on building this one! very cool idea
a little bar soap will safely lube that squeak
I was thinking the same thing about Adam, Savage or any of the mythbuster cast. You get a thumbs up for thinking of the design alone!!!! I'd love to see the plans, rendering and the cnc actually cutting and you assembling the case. You've got a winning formula for a RUclips channel imo.
Subscribed!!!!!
Very FKKN COOL! Very clever - congratulations. Hey what about make it out of aircraft grade aluminium? and maybe have it anodised?
I really like it, it would be cool if the gamer case had some legs too so you can show the whole collection with out taking them out of the case
Perfect for a steampunk makeover
Didn't overcomplicate at all
Brilliant!
Amazing!
Please normalize your audio.
Sir...
Wonderful job
The combination made with mechanical concepts, yet achieving a practical and nice looking solution.
Bravo
Friend John Hansen,
This is truly a most marvellous and exceeding delightful creation. I am totally impressed with what you've done. Thank you for showing us these beautiful full cases. As an engineer, I am dizzy with delight. I would very like to see these cases decorated/painted Steam Punk style. (minimally of course)
andré lecaillou
(forgive poor English)
That is an awesome box would love to have one to present my art and customize
guaranteed 2-3 thousand card capacity. And I'm talking double sleeved MTG cards here.
Stunning work. Really beautiful. Clean lines, open spaces, brilliantly executed. And nice beard.
Awesome job thank you for sharing
I did similar work out of 1/16 chipboard and a laser cutter for some grad school work with tension tabs and joinery. This is really cool though; I'm now subscribed.
I don't think he had a handle on the term "gamer"
Very Amazing John, I am speechless. Of course as I look below I am not the first that is. Well done Sir. I subscribed and will look at your other projects
To reduce the squeaking, add soap or baby powder talc. Else that, Awesome. Now I just need to find a hobby requiring one of those!
John can the standard briefcase be ordered from you already cut out and I would just have to assemble? How can I contact you regarding that request?
Of course. I know not everyone has access to a CNC Router or a laser. I have made and shipped a few to people in the last few months. I am charging $200 for the portfolio case and $300 for the Gamer Card Case (assembled including shipping) so if you are interested, contact me at johnhansen1957@yahoo.com with your details and I can send you a PayPal request.
Absolutely impressive, not only genius but very intricate. I'm so amazed 👍👍 (two thumbs up)
Wow! that's super cool!
I've never seen something like that before. I'm amazed by your talent. This is beautiful. Just woaw.
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!!!!
Could you do something like this for Roleplaying Gamers like a Dungeon Master Box that could hold notes, dice and mini figures, maps etc. possibly fold open to act as the DM screen?
Those briefcases are gorgeous and creative!! Very well done Sir!!!
How did you learn to do all of that joinery. Really that's amazing work I'm impressed. I wish I owned a CNC I'd love to try making projects like this.