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[@TotallyHandy]

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[@lbon5479]

That staircase is a neat looking death trap

[@pablovazquez7683]

The use of special tools and machines for a project, are fun to watch, hard to recreate.

[@astzfat3319]

Terrific compilation of old & new ingenuity! Always new to someone, great reminders to others - and inspiration all around! Thank you!

[@Ozzzy506]

25:23 i told my friend to never have your fingers over or near the blade like that and he didnt listen. lost half of 3 fingers 6 years ago. Be careful

[@baptsiste3443]

That’s how my boss/the guy who I’m learning carpentry from does it most of the time. Like splitting a piece of wood at 90° with the blade halfway up the piece. Like to make some battens or something. Even only halfway up at 1 1/2 inches, or even 2” or 3”, I’m not going there. I’d rather make a quick, thin push stick out of scrap. Even if it gets a little scarred up. Boss is a bit old school, when it comes to some safety stuff, not everything luckily. Also, one of my first jobs, one of the other carpenters on site told me that the table saw was the most dangerous thing there, to respect it.

[@snocatfun]

The puzzle box is gorgeous!!

[@wontechshorts]

Thank you for sharing these good moments. I'll leave this comment here and review it every time someone likes it. great videos

[@Mikej1592]

the storage inside the hollow core door was nice, I would have just used wood, also would have put it hinge side not on the side where you would feel the added weight, and a good fast swing would pop it out flinging your money all over the place. hinge side would hide the opening, the added weight would be near unperceivable and the stuff dangling in there wouldn't move around so much as the door opens and closes no matter how fast you move the door, hinge side will always move slower and the compartment would never fall out due to physics.

[@dianeh2420]

Gi look at the hinge side of any door, how much room you got to install on that side would be a waste of materials. Think. Before you speak.

[@Mikej1592]

@@dianeh2420 what? you know doors open right? the hinge side of the door has just as much room as the latch side, what are you on about? think before you speak

[@jeffreystewart8726]

Diane H is right bro. The door frame would be in the way

[@Mikej1592]

@@jeffreystewart8726 have you opened a door before?

[@davidjames2145]

@@Mikej1592 In every one of the doors in my house, the frame would be in the way. But...only just. It would be possible to change the design so it wouldn't, but the fittings are consistent across the property so that one door would stand out. I suspect the way the frames are built are likely to be regionally different however. Mine are pretty standard in the UK so wouldn't lend themselves easily, but it might be different elsewhere - in fact I'd bet on it. So your doors might be absolutely fine if you're not in the UK. None of us can say you're wrong without seeing the configuration in your particular case. 🇬🇧

[@jangw1954]

Genius no matter what others may say

[@mv4wrd1]

Always seeing these handy tools. Can you put links for them in your description/ more area please.

[@davidjames2145]

I've labelled your channel in my links as _'Ideas Factory'_ . I bow to your vastly superior imagination and ingenuity. 👏 Your practical skills are also a delight to watch, and your welding skills make me embarrassed. Still, onwards and upwards! 😆 🇬🇧

[@PLF...]

Hinges drilled into plywood end grain for a staircase is an invitation for people above 100 pounds to get into a fatal accident

[@kenrickbaughman992]

Yeah, like 85% of population is obese and overweight....

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Probably not even that heavy

[@jjteacher7482]

What wood would you suggest? Wanted to turn unused space at the top of my stairwell into storage but don't like ladders.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

@@jjteacher7482 any solid wood would do. Plywood is just sheets of very thin wood glued together and has no strength in this application. Even pine would be better than ply.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

@@jjteacher7482 it's a really nice idea, but horrible choice in material

[@laz0rama]

Those stairs are brilliant!

[@MAYHEMSCO]

If you want to waste material and break your neck, yup go for it

[@brianhawes3115]

absolutely love the stair, great idea for a tiny house or travel trailer

[@debbiee6535]

I like the way he did that stairwell

[@joshplayzgamezz]

6:45 As a large person (near 300lb) I could never bring myself to trust those steps. Cool ideas

[@jostouw4366]

With some better hinges you could!

[@joshplayzgamezz]

@@jostouw4366 nah. I still would prefer just regular solid construction without hinge points

[@angeliamoore6973]

Thanks for so many awesome ideas!!!!

[@pacman4568]

I am retired and looking for simple projects to do, You guys are amazing keep it up.

[@bell_nz8008]

Wow, incredible engineering, and some really cool designs. Wish I had 5% of your knowledge and skill.

[@kira8267]

All these ideas are brilliant! Amazing work. These people are truly gifted in woodworking and building.

[@charlvanzyl8451]

Very good and doable by most people. Your mitres are very neat.

[@aceboogie_1434]

Love the videos!!! So many great ideas!! Keep em coming lads!! 👌🏾👍🏾👌🏾👍🏾 ... 🤙🏾

[@nisie4921]

Hands down u r a genius mashallaah

[@carolewhite1718]

You are so smart and good at what you do

[@ThursonJames]

12:43 thank you for showing how bouncy such a desk is.

[@Georgestomazouofficial]

Creative awesome designs ! I love ur work keep it up 💪💪

[@salahmohidine9579]

What youth ! But where do they find all these creative ideas ? Personally , I find the idea of the carpenter-locksmith very naughty and I like it for its originality and practicality . I'm not saying that the others are less good , far from it , but as I had to make a choice, vis a vis to myself , I chose this one . Very nice to watch , production hunky-dory . I had a great time , thank you all.

[@juanmanuelfernandezjimenez8736]

No me cabe la menor duda; sois unos artistas de la madera y de la imaginación. Gracias por vuestra enseñanza.

[@mrblueskies7560]

Shout out to the time and effort put in.... joinery a* and the camera man and editor too. Sneak some more 120fps for those who appreciate it.

[@trynnacomeup587]

Genius, Well thought

[@Yousef26Hall]

Well thought out

[@hotwood2749]

Brilliant 👏

[@merrymarshall3488]

Excellent video 🥰🥰🥰

[@vickiivins3288]

Wow!

[@ILoveAnchovies334]

The folding stairs are very clever ..but hanging a stair stringer off sheetrock is SKETCHY!

[@MrSmallchange]

The stair project is great but that's some faith to put into those little hinges. Am I missing what's supporting those steps other than the hinges?

[@charliepetricone8974]

Wow, great work!

[@Sam-pl7xi]

You are amazing man. You begun bringing smiles on the ingenious and out of the box creations. Awesome.

[@sazennonumber]

Impressive!! Great ideas and skills. 👍👍

[@guymross]

Those bathroom drawer screws just came out the bedroom wall on the other side.

[@dianeh2420]

How thin are your walls???I think he is smarter than that.

[@frederickjohnson9529]

Amazing creations Love 'em all! Music is dope too!!

[@jostouw4366]

All I need now is a pocketed door to fit in that workshop!

[@livingdeeply15]

Loved this Video, you are amazingly gifted a working with wood & tools, I could watch your Videos all day!! Thank-You ~Kim

[@tooljunkie555]

The 1st door is a cool idea but if someone kicks ur door in? Now the one in the brick wall?? YES! PERFECT

[@scottdahl1938]

I'm totally in agreement with many of the guys before me. It can look pretty but is it safe? I may know the lay of the land but does the person that comes after me? Use thicker boards on those stairs at least if you can't engineer better support. Maybe even some flat steel pieces bolted on. The space saved by those steps is wasted anyhow so what's the purpose for doing it other than showing a great idea that can be improved on by somebody else? I get it. I'll give you your props for it. I love reading those warnings that include the words "in California". But that's another rabbit hole we don't have to go down.

[@patrickarchuleta9594]

Awesome your work is second to none God continue to bless you and your family, skills God bless don't forget help anyone that needs help God in return blesses ten fold.Bottom line

[@lollol-pm5pq]

Genijalno,genijalno....

[@user-pk8ji8mw1k]

Well done. Master of his craft. thanks for the video.

[@nl6524]

Amazing 😍 bro 😘🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@JohnColgan.]

Fabulous build

[@DennyMK007]

This video is satisfying to watch, although it should be named “How to make $50projects with $15,000 machines” 💯

[@DILIK83]

Все очень круто 👍🤝

[@amir39993]

It was so great that your hand doesn't hurt, it was really unique👌🤙✌️💛💛💛

[@hotwood2749]

Amazing 👏

[@xSkitZx]

Those stairs are ridiculous! Enjoy the hospital visit

[@jewellerydesignerartists9353]

Amazing 👍

[@nikhilkeswaney1279]

Imagine a robber brea breaking down the door for a robbery! 😂😂😂

[@gregorrodis5579]

In the end, something easy that everyone can do independently at home…

[@dianekretser362]

Some really cool ideas!!

[@sawsantakriti8589]

Nice creative ideas and great work

[@juanjoseluis.444]

Jajaja aguante el exorcista!!! Vamos Ciclon!!!

[@flint-6356]

Thanks for the tip thieves housekeepers!!!

[@ShaulTzuar]

19:11 I like this for on the wall storage

[@paulineamakres7286]

Genuis

[@kimmykim4962]

Tutorials Amazing

[@user-hp4rp5nc8x]

Просто умница,приятно смотреть.Смотришь как сказку.❤

[@AtomicBlonde1]

I never saw before thx you

[@PeNat57]

Super! The bed-wardrobe is just awesome!

[@johnnybotz]

How long do you think it was before every burglar find this and now are no longer safe. I've been Installing covert SafePlace's long before auto hinges were manufactured. You do nice work slow down a bit. look into products used by professional locksmiths.

[@fashioncosplay6551]

funny and good !

[@catalinamargomyers9970]

Nice...did all you thieves get that door soce????

[@TotallyHandy]

Would you try any of these ideas yourself❓❓❓

[@Adok24]

I keep telling you guys to do in depth videos for each project instead of making these quick videos where you combine a bunch of past projects together. You will have more quality content because your craftsmanship and ideas are top tier

[@flexedout6650]

No

[@elainebaca9109]

Yes, if I had measured paper plans. Love ideas I just saw. I'm an old lady, who wants to work in wood, things like this are very intriguing. Now to get more tools.

[@angellas.1314]

@@Adok24 i totally agree!

[@YooToobz]

When you put that type of glue between two pieces of wood, then spray the activator on the outside (not on the glue), how does it work? Serious question. I’ve never used it. I’d think that the activator would need to be sprayed on the glue. Maybe put glue on one piece then spray activator on the opposite piece and immediately put them together. But I have no idea

[@jpdub45]

what the activator does to the glue is it makes it "kick", which starts a chain reaction in the super glue that moves throughout the glue. Just hitting the edges where the glue squeezes out is often enough to get the glue strong enough to hold for long enough for the rest of the glue to dry, which is only about a minute or two

[@SeanTriglia-yt2co]

What kind of welding equipment is that?

[@essextwo]

All that trouble with the wall anchors… then you’re standing on 2 narrow hinges. Hopefully not carrying anything too heavy down into or up out of the workshop.

[@user-gt4oz2mz3f]

厲害👍👍👍

[@andreyelisov7671]

Привет, ты реально крут мужик

[@thierrygonzalez7334]

😱👌👍👏

[@amirgharavi1581]

nice

[@fayz44awad]

👌👌👌

[@_papatya103]

Super ulduz

[@lesterdelacruz5088]

So this is what IKEA engineers do after they retire

[@smith13579100]

Front door would not be a hollow door. Seals are less than 4 inches deep.

[@BamaGard291]

You lost me after wasting two minutes on a tiny, over engineered hidden door slide.

[@TheNickbena]

ok but how many of these are practical or even useful? or maybe this is just for craftsmanship?

[@mukanshin9424]

Hum... if you forget your keys and the door is closed after you ? Wreck the door !

[@MrKlarc19]

I'll be honest, the first thing I would do when opening that door is go why is this part of the door different then the rest.

[@quincyfortier5637]

As wonderful as these hidyholes are, I wonder why we still need to hide our wealth?

[@syamilariq2222]

What is the grey paint u used before using white spray on the wall mounted secret desk

[@dantekicksdemonass]

That's a Primer coat, basically it's used to expose any hidden flaws in the peace that may need touching up as well as acting as a base coar for your main paint color to adhere to and give you the more accurate color you're looking for. My source; I've been painting for many years now, anything from furniture to model kits.

[@user-rl6vr2dr2p]

У кого много краденого бабла, тот и делает такие заначки, чтоб у него не украли. А у нас нет ничего, чтоб в таких сейфах хранить!

[@georgesseguy3772]

👏🎩👍👌

[@crunchybones3899]

18:35 *lands on the wrong jar and accidentally eats screws*

[@shutch3849]

That’s cool but that’s $1k add on to a door at a minimum.

[@WesleyRibeiro-mg5iy]

Vocês são marceneiros?

[@lordkeus]

J'aime vos vidéos mais c'est vraiment abusé de toujours faire des best of de tout ce qu'on a déjà vu et encore vu... Si vous n'avez pas de nouvelles choses à partager, ne mettez pas d'anciennes vidéos, c'est nul... Tout ça pour gonfler le nombre de vues... Ça me plait de moins en moins...

[@JDGillis]

Rinse - Repeat

[@tinamortensen1220]

Such beautiful wood, love the ideas. In my reply to plf... You do know that the 1" plywood is furniture grade which is a lot stronger. 2.5" brass hinges 5.6 to 6.3 lbs per square inch of constant "door" weight per hinge. Extra stability with the closer.. They use this type of step system in tiny homes on quite a few more stairs too. I'm sure there's a lot of structural mathematics and material fatigue stats that will calculate how much each stair and span (distributed weight to tread) and how much strain each hinge material can hold. Also need to figure in the assisted closers. There is assumed liability for he guy so his calculations of materials will hold. He doesn't give extreme details its just a quick demo not instructive details.

[@fringpod]

Can we buy furniture at Ikea? Dad: we have Ikea at home

[@aungethiem1]

Perfect spot for gummy bears.

[@howardleen4182]

Got one that can hold cent coins?