The Door of the FUTURE!

Is this the door of the future? New and improved incredible impossible origami folding door version 2.0 made with my new X-CArve Pro CNC! Fit for a video game or gamer. I made an impossible origami kaleidoscope folding door thats lighter, smoother, and more precise than the first impossible origami folding door I made. How did I improve on this origami folding door? Check out the video to find out how I improved on the first version and see the new features I added. Check out the X-CARVE PRO now!
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[@Willemienm1]

the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. kzbin.infoUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.

[@JNDCreations]

Now you just need the door to open automatically when you swipe 😂

[@JonnyBuilds]

I wish that was possible. I explored that idea but the problem is the door moves across multiple axis’s as it opens. A simple linear actuator wouldn’t work.

[@sylvaind.6786]

@@JonnyBuilds seriously Jonny? A linear actuator would not work? Of course it would! With a gear system on the rods connected to the hinges, and a notched shaft from the actuators. The rods at the top and the bottom have to be actuated at the same time and speed. The linear movement from the actuators is translated into a rotational movement on the gears via a notched shaft. The rotational movement is 180° at the top and -180° at the bottom.

[@syth7180]

@@sylvaind.6786 your a genius

[@sylvaind.6786]

@@syth7180 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️

[@sylvaind.6786]

@Enrique Lopez read better then. A linear movement can become a rotational movement through gearing and notched shaft.

[@kmfrog]

Still seem to be awkward to use on a daily basis but still cool

[@stevenwilson5556]

Yeah, seems to be missing that "automatically opens" magic. But it's still beautiful. I think the wall that it is attached to could use something… sort of dull and grayish white. Too pedestrian.

[@spaceracer23]

Its cool. But I wouldn't want it as my bathroom door.

[@kmfrog]

@@spaceracer23 lol

[@justjack9849]

Maybe as a secret rooms door

[@adamnicholls8708]

This seems to be one of those doors that are easier to use in one direction and not the other. It probably works better works better with that guys outbuilding/garage door because he's not shutting it while inside.

[@richardjm8092]

I've been in the door, frame, and hardware industry for 13 years and I got to say, this is one of the coolest door designs that I have seen in a long time. Kudos to you, sir!

[@thegabe7802]

The robotics nerd in me is thinking... Imagine if it was motorized.... Unlock it and it automatically opens... That would be really neat! Lol

[@blitsriderfield4099]

and make it a hidden door. like make it flush with the wall and make it match the wall in color.

[@ChillyDippers]

@@blitsriderfield4099 Thought that as well.... then thought about the mechanics of how the door works and realized it was not a trivial problem. Watch how the door swings out each time he opens it..... it isn't a simple linear action.

[@JonnyBuilds]

@Chilly Dippers exactly. Wanted to motorize it but you have movement across multiple planes.

[@crasor5780]

Somebody needs to send this to Adam Savage for a one day build and see if he can figure out the motorization problem.

[@theharbingerofconflation]

needs a small kuka arm

[@TacticalDino]

him a month later: every door in my house is the origami folding door thing

[@SkyHacker9]

that is literally my plan for the future

[@sir_john_hammond]

his wife a month later: divorce plz

[@NikhilWolf]

While this definitely seems less heavy than the other version, it seems like it may be a little _too_ light, almost flimsy even. But I'll be damned if that's not still a cool fucking door 😅 Incredible job, Jonny. Don't worry, that perfect balance, the magic ratio of weight and ease-of-use is still out there lol, and you'll find it one day. In the meantime, I agree with many of the other comments. Motorizing the door would make it _FAR_ more easy to use, and take 'awkward two-handed multi-step opening and closing' out of the equation entirely.

[@sketchyAnalogies]

I dont think it is a weight issue, but rather a rigidity issue. Perhaps carbon fiber or fiberglass would provide the low weight and high rigidity needed

[@Jhaiisiin]

Cutting out so much material to make room for the acrylic panels looked cool, but took away from the over all strength I think. I have the same worry that it may be too flimsy and break several months later.

[@CLove511]

There was no reason to carve actual holes where the acrylic sits. Should have just inlaid and called it a day.

[@MarkRVillano]

I think I might have gone with a three hinge set-up on the larger pieces, or maybe explored using piano hinges. I say this because with all of the counter forces involved in the opening and closing, it looks as though those hinges might get stressed over time. And piano hinges might make for a smoother operation.

[@strykervalkyrion]

I probably would have been too stubborn to accept the metal door was too heavy and welded a steel frame for it

[@3nertia]

I really think the metal door looked better and I too would've just replaced the frame to cope with the weight lol

[@elijahwicker1072]

Imagine if these were the doors of the future, shipping them would be really easy

[@DanielRBW]

There's hardly an issue with shipping normal doors. People wouldn't use these for specifically the reasons he built this version. It's cool, but not particularly functional in comparison to a normal door. It's lightweight, so you can break through it easily. It looks insane, so it would be a target for burglars. Doors are how they are because they work.

[@torinhalsey6313]

I love it when a talented maker decides to just wing it.

[@milostout6619]

This is awesome! It’s so cool to see these unconventional designs be brought to life!

[@WEEZRBUSTR]

Watched the entire process, wow it looks great! Love it.

[@TotalBoat]

Such a cool build. Love this version of the door! Awesome work

[@JonnyBuilds]

Thanks y’all!!!

[@montyqstew]

Next challenge: Make it automatic!! Looks dope.

[@neilf4128]

Beautiful build. Nicely done.

[@steventaylor7798]

That would never keep a heard of llamas out of the shop.

[@garagemonkeysan]

Great film, high production effort! New door is awesome. Thanks for showing the pass through X-Carve Pro process. Cool electronics detail. Mahalo for sharing! : )

[@JonnyBuilds]

Thanks so much 🙏

[@TallGuyDIY]

awesome build jonny! keep pushing the limits of creativity man!!

[@JonnyBuilds]

Thanks brother 🙏

[@GlennMcGrewII]

15:29 "And I created a template for the..." Actually, you created a guide. A template would be what you'd create so that others could duplicate or modify your design. I wasn't surprised that the frame didn't hold the metal door, and I really like this new design! I hope it'll last! I wish you'd put a piece of wood over each hinge so they don't disrupt the visual appeal.

[@timothymcrae77]

The 'That's what she said' joke got you a subscription. The door was freaking awesome.

[@garfieldgurl]

Wing it! What a cool design! Thank you for sharing! I watched this video in the Inventables website. I've being eyeing the X-Carve Pro but my business is not ready for this machine.

[@wearitwithpassion]

Jonny, this is very cool! Amazing work 😃

[@Lutzboater]

Amazing machine and an outrageous door. You certainly Winged It.

[@JonnyBuilds]

Thanks 🙏

[@akemmathurime8736]

@@JonnyBuilds that's a very cool door I'm an apprentice now Jain in welding I watch your video for ideas

[@EthanCarterDesigns]

Love the epic intro! This concept is even cooler the second time! Great stuff as always bud! And no comment would be complete without a random wing it statement!

[@baagiit5678]

thank`s for doing hard work for 2 samples of this door. That`s what i`m searching for. And that CNC mashine awesome.......

[@FredMcIntyre]

Really cool Jonny, awesome work! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@rosemarshall1219]

Love the Art Deco vibe !

[@RyanBredemeyer]

That’s just amazing!! I’d be a little afraid of the pinch potential. But dang, never seen anything like this! So creative, thanks for sharing this!

[@jamescairney.]

I love the evolution door. Need to build myself one.

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Wowsers that is completely crazy project. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend keep making

[@mariahuter8613]

Very cool!

[@NooijsAudio]

Wing it!!! Awesome build, love it! That design on the door trim too, reminds me of Star Wars! 😁😁😁

[@neversinkmakes]

A very cool door that I would never want in my house! Good build and good video-you’ve earned yourself a new sub.

[@RLLWoodworks]

Wing it! Awesome build man. Was looking forward to seeing this after hearing you talk about it on Because We Make.

[@timothynelson8858]

Really cool!

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty fantastic work, dude!!! It looks beautiful! Much better now! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@lundebc]

wing it! Going back to see all the videos I missed. So glad I ran across your channel!

[@JonnyBuilds]

Glad you’re enjoying them!

[@rhondakennedy819]

The door is so cool. Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all

[@MrTiger243]

Soooooo cool! Keep up the good work.

[@CmeToThDrkSide]

For version three, you could add a round track to the backside of the large triangles. Then there could be followers attached to the doorframe riding in those tracks. Might help to keep the system stable

[@gregkrazanski]

nice build and mechanically very cool. great to see someone else build it and put it together because i would never want to deal with a door that opens that awkwardly in my own space haha

[@alanr745]

Wing it? Nah, you and that sweet X-Carve conquered it. Nice work Dr. Build! 😁

[@jonygo2423]

Amazing door

[@alexandermikhailov2481]

This door is way cooler than the first try. Congrats! 👍

[@idok7851]

Awesome video!!! 🇲🇽

[@skakpedersen]

Wingit, Jonny! Good job, as always. Cheeers

[@SujMenon]

Winged it mate 👍. Looks cooler than the older one!

[@ZombieWoodturner]

now, you need to add the linear actuator so the opening and closing is automatic. as you approach the door with your RFID ring the door opens for you. Awesome concept and build. thanks!

[@sourcererseven3858]

wear the ring on your toe and have the reader inset into the floor, the door magically opens as you approach 😁

[@piratetaylor29]

Okay, I'm in love with this door. Genius,creative, stylish and drop dead gorgeous ‼️🔥♥️♥️♥️🇺🇲💯

[@jasonbailey9139]

Nice changes to the door. Wing it!

[@Stubear22374]

As far as I’m concerned your sit are an absolute genius I’ve watched a few of your things just recently subscribed and your joinery is amazing, this door was a clever idea does t matter if the first one didn’t work at mast you tried. Keep it up

[@gamingbros6311]

So cool

[@rebeccabarnes3324]

Nice Door !

[@KeithDecent]

i need more professor builds in my life

[@nicholasshelton3607]

Very nice, Jonny Hollywood!!

[@donnie7578]

"wing it" another great video

[@shamarwilson4284]

It sick mi general keep up the amazing work

[@michelemitchell8035]

yeah baby very cool and retro

[@SudaNIm103]

I think a double door implementation would look sick. Especially if a chain or rack at the top tied the rotation of the upper pivot points together.

[@cathythompson8734]

Awesome!

[@cathythompson8734]

Wing it

[@LoriM222]

That door is the coolest!!!!

[@tauheedahmuhammad1507]

Subscribed, belled and winged it! Very nicely done.

[@JonnyBuilds]

Thanks 🙏

[@LarryStrawson]

I never seen anyone wing it better than you Jonny ( said in the most endearing terms :))

[@jef_the_killer6899]

That would look sick as a double door

[@figrollin]

Really cool door. I'm definitely in the camp of this being somewhat of a gimmick - but a cool gimmick nevertheless! A lot seems to ride on the connection between that bushing and the wood. Do you think epoxy is gonna cut it? I'd have been tempted to make that connection more mechanical in its contact. Let us know how it goes!

[@mikes386]

Wing It! Love the video and the work 👍🏻

[@user-zt7oq1zp8o]

Good work

[@idok7851]

I need that door!!

[@captainmikek8695]

Would love to have this as 2 doors that replace a garage door and fit together. Would need rubber to meet in middle and door sweeps... would be big but awesome...

[@onesoldierserving]

I said, out loud and verbatim, "That's badass..." moments before you did. HA! Perfect!

[@garyjohnston6056]

“Wing it!!”

[@RS-Amsterdam]

Okay, who smiled too, when the monitor popped out of the box hehehehehe You keep amazing me, you are truly one of kind, excellent ! I have just one remark: Since you put in so much time (and money) I would have taking those hinges apart and powder coated them in the color of the wood so they would not stand out so much (almost look invisible) But the result is amazing. Thanks for sharing and I love to watch you do your MAGIC !!

[@CalvinJ82]

What a life you live man. Love to spend a day in your shop making cool sh*t. Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to get my shop going and make cool stuff like this. I'll take the metal one off your hands!

[@wanabesailer9599]

Wing it.... Love your channel bud. Keep moving forward

[@ksteak27]

Could you wrangle some sort of spring-load or tensioned cord to fully "open" the door without you having to help it into the fully-open position??

[@wason1982]

Looks great. Motors on door frame hinges to open automatically should be a easy up grade. It would make the action perfectly smooth

[@Pr0xy_xx]

You have to automate this now! Would be so cool to have a RFID automated opening door with that style!

[@RossCrain]

love it. Is there a better way to open door from inside?

[@rhouse900]

Nice work brother. Put that Xcarve Pro on my list for Santa 🎅

[@allspar1523]

Looking at it, it'd be difficult to have the door open automatically... But I wonder, if there could be a way to rig a motor on the hinges to get the 3rd axis movement. No doubt it'd be difficult to figure out and to time. Though, it'd be amazing lol

[@justthejuan5146]

It kind of looks like it needs curved guide rails on the edges of the big triangle for a smooth open. Like the video.

[@matthewcarlacci]

Excited to see the computer cart video

[@kariechaos5382]

I love it. I am a giant nerd for japan, and if you had done the circular part in red... But its still cool. I love overly complicated but beautiful stuff.

[@veronicaconway9362]

awesome

[@demonicbunny3po]

I think springs at the folding points of the door would improve it. Make the door want to lie flat so when you open the door part way, it wants to fully open, or wants to go fully closed.

[@hmarci]

Emperor Hirohito would love this design!

[@daltonholder2488]

Could totally see this on an “x-wing” it

[@erieelizondo1316]

Nice, very nice

[@rafaelgarcia4029]

Wing it! Nice work man! It turned out great! Let me ask you: How about the shop remodeling using Husky workbenchs and tool chests?

[@asifkhan6068]

Very good

[@kempaswe4022]

Looks like a handy little cnc. Im collecting parts to build one that I can have at home. It going to take full 1200x2500 sheets. I prefer homag cnc otherwise but I can't fit one at home.

[@ritaxxbabes4156]

Dope😁

[@fatash376]

You should attack a vacuum hose to the CNC so you want have to follow it around with one

[@JonnyBuilds]

I explained why I didn’t in the video.

[@crumiegaming7762]

Now just add a bar to the door knob that automatically opens and closes it, cause opening and closing it manualy looks clunky. Great BUILD!

[@mirg6204]

Bro your a beast.....I'm a carpenter by trade. I love making custom stuff and you got me thinking about just forking over the loot for a x-carve pro this year. 8k really isn't that bad considering what you can make with it. You could easily make that back with a couple of custom jobs priced right. This door alone id charge some $$ for. I live on Long Island NY. The right customer would throw w.e at you for this type of custom work. The money is deff out there

[@bradleyr4451]

awesome, i watched the whole thing, not a fan of the music, but its a great project done so well, very cool CNC machine. But something is missing, the door only partly opens and you have to lift it and mess with it. No doubt very cool and you did such a great job; maybe the pins should be spring loaded? so it goes to open and doesnt just stop in the middle?

[@whitfordjosh]

Man, if I was loaded I’d have me an x carve as well :) or even a small cheapo one lol. They are pretty amazing!!

[@mtnentertainment3454]

awesome door, but you can tell it lacks structure from the way it sags and flexes when opening causing what looks like a small amount of binding. I'd think some steel support rods as cross braces would help stiffen it up and smooth out the motion

[@ErikDeMann]

Looks like you were inspired by the shape of a Tie-fighter. A quick paint job, and there it basically is.