🔨🛠🔧 PART 2 - Adding Custom Acrylic Doors To Your Display Case - IKEA Pax Display Case Build
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- Supply List Below Want to add custom doors to your custom display case for your collectibles?! You came to the right channel!!! My method of a installing a clear acrylic door onto a custom display case using primarily a PAX Wardrobe Frame from IKEA.
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This vids more important than reviewing toys video bro, all collectors need to know this
If only they were as popular view wise haha 😂 Thanks for the support bro 🤜🏻
This vid should of been made 10 years ago...seriously why couldn't I find this before!!! Thank you man
My pleasure man! It took a long time but I had to......not enough or any ideas out there for how to do this sort of stuff! Best of luck to your build!
first I have to say I really enjoyed how you broke it down as describing what materials are needed..secondly..I have the besta cabinets from ikea..and I have the same issues..with dust..getting on my collectibles..and wanted a glass cabinets doors for protection without taking away the details..and your video is exactly what i envisioned..thank you..for posting your video..
Thank you so much for taking the time to share all that! It was my goal and all this to help collectors and it always feels so worthwhile to hear that it’s truly helping people solve some of these problems. I wish you all the best in doing this upgrade and hope it turns out perfect!
I have a similar shelf from Ikea, did doing this work for you? I'm planning on trying it to cat proof the shelf along with a bookshelf that I don't know where I got it
This is a very instructive video. I’m gonna look for a local company to get my acrylic sheets from. I am going to use this technique for my leopard gecko enclosure. I’m using a bookshelf that I’ve had for years.
@@divebombrazor incredible idea 😁 track me down on Instagram and share a pic when the project takes form. Would love to see it!
Here's a follow up on some durability concerns. The holes drilled into the acrylic need to be wide enough for the baseplate to come all the way through with its' plastic buffer, not just the screws. You'll need a larger bit than 3/16" for this. The plastic pieces are meant to sandwich the acrylic rather than putting all the pressure on the screw holes themselves, which over time will increase the risk of the acrylic cracking.
According to the instructions, the minimum width of your glass or acrylic needs to be 5mm for these particular hinges to properly sandwich. 3/16 (.1875) inches is only 4.7mm, so go with the 1/4 inch thickness.
What size bit would you need to use then?
Wow nice easy to follow instructions. And close up video!
Use a hairdryer or heatgun (carefully) to heat the acrylic brown protective layer as you peel it off. It makes it way easier to remove and it'll come off in one piece. Like butter. 😉
AWESOME advice man! Thank you so much for sharing that. I'll have to use that when I make an updated video for the process.
@@BAMCollectibles For sure man. I also use #6 3/4" screws with #6 washers for the back panel. They don't rip out if you move the Pax around like the nails will. 👍
Amazing series of tutorials! I have been searching for an appealing display everywhere and I just haven’t been able to find something that I love. Great job, very thorough and detailed and super helpful!
I was planning to make acrylic displays, but in an existing bookcase and I wanted to only cover partial shelves with it to create display zones alternated with book/manga zones. I found so little information about what thickness is good for what, so I am really glad to see you use this
I am so happy I found your videos since Im trying to figure out a display build for my gunpla
That’s what I’m here for 😁 anything at all you need I’m available and willing. Wish you all the best on your build and hope you had a chance to sub for future tutorials! Cheers!
The details & closeups are exceptional, thank you
I’m so glad I found your video. I’m gonna use your technique to add an acrylic door for my display cabinet. For my diecast cars. Thank you for posting!
Very welcome! Best of luck on your build 😄
Great video and help to the community. I used the same hinges a couple years ago on the larger Pax and they are still holding strong today. 3 hinges per sheet. Only thing I would add to this is if you dont have a dremel tool or dont want to drill yourself, for being too afraid of cracking the sheet, you can have the plastics company drill the holes and the semi-circle for you. No extra cost and if they mess up, you get a new sheet.
Thanks for the input man! Glad they're still holding up strong as I've had the same experience. Your plastics company was nicer than mine haha, they wanted to charge me for that so I took matters into my own hands, glad I did 4 doors later haha
Hi Shaughn, did you use just a 1 PC sheet for the door on the larger width 39" pax? If so what was your overall measurement and does it hold well. Debating on 1 or double door @ 19.5". Thanks
@@justinclarke2204 just the 1 sheet for the 90h x 36w using 3 of those hinges. Has worked great for 4 years now
I've been super out of luck trying to get the billy bookcase with oxberg doors and I think this may be my solution! I was really worried about trying to work with glass so I'm super excited to work with acrylic instead.
I'm going to use this to put a door on basically any decent bookshelf I can find. Thanks so much for the detailed video, it helps a lot for people like me who don't know what they are getting in to:)
You obviously didn't know, so I have to make a note here.
17:34 The screws with small threads are for metal with threaded holes, they won't hold long in the wood.
Screws with bigger and more spaced out threads are for wood, especially the pointed ones.
Better replace the screws if your door didn't fall off yet)
New news to me!! Thankfully they’ve held on well for 3 years now with no issues or anything becoming lose yet.
I’m in process of making an updated video so this will be great info to have. Thanks for sharing so I can rectify that for others next video.
@@BAMCollectibles Good to hear it didn't cause trouble. If you point it out in a video, you'll make the world a little safer) GL!
[bsh]thrasher thanks again man!
Which size screws would you suggest? 5x20mm wood ones will be okay, or too thin?
This is the greatest video ever for collectors. Thank you for this. Exactly what I was looking for.
This man just dropped a gem 💎
I'm jealous of the green ranger shirt.
Haha thanks man! Got it from Hot Topic...if I could I would have bought like three of them lol! I can already tell this one will get worn out in the next year 😂
Thanks a lot for making these videos, especially this one and the reinforced shelves one. Followed your instructions to the letter and still managed to mess up quite a bit with the hinge positioning when drilling holes. But that's alright lol. Still worked out in the end. One thing I thought I would share is I had some issues with the acrylic closing all the way. It might be because I only have 3 hinges for a ~37" wide door. In any case, I just added some adhesive magnets on the acrylic/Pax and that did the trick. I also added an adhesive pull handle. It was a little ugly but I can tolerate it.
Same mine would close all the way as well
This is amaze balls. I really appreciate you putting it out there because I'm gonna have to make custom shelves myself because I can't find the doors I need in stock anywhere. Appreciate you sharing your know how
Happy it’s still helping all these years later!
Beautiful job men. I have 4 of those wardrobe and was dream make something like that 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome dude!! These wardrobes are literally the best thing ever for a collector on a budget who loves DIY stuff. Heck screw the budget comment, whoever wants to spend more money on statues and uses their money wisely haha!
Gold, Jerry!! Gold!
If you want to make the edges of the acrylic look better, you can use a quick pass with a blow torch to get them clear for you.
And from a friend who had bought some old display cases from stores to refurbish, one thing you can also do is get some of the thin acrylic cement and put a few drips on the interior of the holes you put in for screws before putting them in and you'll have a more secure piece in the end. his weren't just held up by the hinges though...and the cases were the type you see in jewelery stores that are waist high, and the glass was damaged when they got pulled out of wherever they had been and he has a fossil collection in them...he replaced the glass with a heavy acrylic for the exterior and the shelves...along with added a few extra shelves, and while it doesn't fuse the acrylic like the glue does between sheets, it semi-melts it enough that it fills in around the screw enough that it's far more sturdy.
Thank you .. i'm glade that i found this video (Y)
Glad you found it as well haha! Hope you had a chance to subscribe, part 3 video coming very soon, filming today 😀
Great Video, thanks for the walkthrough. Exactly what I’m looking to do on the bookcase I keep my retro games on. Same reason because there is now a little one crawling around the house. One quick suggestion. You may want to use the wood screws on the side of the hinge that connects to the cabinet instead of the machine screw. Use a drill bit smaller than the screw and the wood screws with the wider teeth will bite into the material. Thanks again!
THIS is the video I was needing to see that answered a question from my previous asks on the PAX. THANKS! Another great video.
Glad it was helpful!! There's a part 3 as well and that's it after that!
Very informative video. I wanted two cases for my WW2 military vehicle collection. Went online and found they wanted $2000 per case. Your video encouraged me to build my own. I plan to make a video of this build. Please wish me luck. Here are a few suggestions. When drilling two pieces of wood, I clamp them together. To get the right depth when I drill, I use a tool called a depth gauge. After deciding where I want to drill a hole, I use a smaller drill bit to make a pilot hole. The particleboard is not solid enough if you plan to place heavy objects in the case. If you have the items you want to put in the display case, I suggest you weigh them; using a bathroom scale. Nice to know just how much weight you are dealing with. My comment is only how I do things. Your mileage may vary.
I'm thinking about doing this for a display case I'm building to keep dust out. This was very informative. Thanks for another great video!
Very welcome! So happy I made these in the past so everyone can enjoy a captured method of how to make it happen. Cheers!
😱 INCREDIBLE MAN. I will go for the PAX and follow your tutorials the day I need more space.
Questions: how resistant is that material to scratches? How they weight? Have you consider glass instead of that material?
It does scratch fairly easily but scratches can also can be polished out super easy with a plastic polish kit one runs about $20 on Amazon
Thanks bro!! If you recall in my first video there’s a small portion where my daughter is hitting the sheet of acrylic with a plastic sword. Even with that action she didn’t make a scratch on it. But as the other person said even if it gets scratched there are solutions out there to buffer out anything to make it look new or close to.
Weight wise I’d say they’re 20-25 lbs each.
I would absolutely never consider glass for my cases. Because I have a child and she can get crazy with toys I don’t want they risk in my home. I’d have to say after owning them as well...even if I didn’t have a child I’d go for Acrylic doors over glass to save money and have more durability.
Hope this helps man!
Awesome dude! I am watching this from europe, i love this diy series, i just into retro game collecting and nostalgia. I was looking for ideas like this, it would be awesome if you made more of these videos.
I'm sorry, but you should know you used what are known as pan head machine screws which are meant to be used exclusively in "tapped holes" or with threaded nuts.
They are not meant to be used in wood.
It's incredible they held at all.
If you use that door regularly, it will end up stripping those machine screws out of the wood.
thank you for make great tip and trick for display stature or game collector's edition
Excellent tutorials! I’ll def try doing that I need more space for my collection. Subed!
Awesome! Thank you for the support!
Seems like you could drill a slightly larger hole in acrylic and the front facing piece of the hinge would recess into the sheet.
Fantastic observation man! I actually had to do that for a hinge off camera with a larger drill but and it worked pretty nicely. Not a game changer but definitely a very helpful tip. Thanks!!
Ditto. Noticed that at 14:34.
Thanks for the video.
Going to be doing this for my sons collection of figures.
These hinges though. Wooowee!! Are 50 a pop on the brands sight😮
Oh man! Just what I needed! Thinking of getting the double sized Pax unit and need a custom door solution. This will work perfectly! Thank you so much! You have a new sub!
Awesome man! Happy I can provide it for you. I'll be releasing my part 3 in a few weeks that will actually feature building and customizing one of the larger 39" PAX units and how to reinforce shelves as those are wider and more prone to bowing over time. Thanks for the sub and hope that video helps as well. Cheers!
BAM Collectibles yes please!! Can’t wait!
BAM Collectibles Hey BAM!....where my part 3?!🤣🤣 Anxiously waitin!
Hey Bam.... what’s your thoughts on 1/4 vs 3/16 for the thickness of the acrylic after using them both?
Aaaand Here we Go 😇 thanks man, one da earlier than you sad 💪😎
Hahaha I was trying so hard! Glad it worked out and hope it's what you were looking for. Cheers man!
BAM Collectibles yes its Perfect! One Last question; what is the thickness of the door you use in Millimeter? Looking forward to See the Last Part 💪
6.35mm is what .25inch converts to (^_^)
Anywhere around 5-6mm should be very much sturdy enough.
BAM Collectibles thanks 😍
I’m X-men all the way, been using bestas but planning to go with pax next year when the collection has grown enough
Awesome Hector!! I can’t tell you how tempting they sounds to have an all X-men display. My wife and brother have had to talk me off the ledge from getting a Gambit statue haha
You won’t regret it hour with a PAX. My next part 3 video will be using a wider case which may be better so stay tuned and stay subbed if you haven’t already. Cheers mate!
Thanks, I've been looking to convert a built in airing cupboard into a display case and this seems to be almose exactly what I'm looking for
Gonna try to do this with my Target shelf just gotta figured it out of how much I will need the acrylic sheet to be, thanks for the cool video.
Best of luck!!
Thanks for this! I was looking for how to build an undistracting acrylic cover bookshelf and like yours the best.
So welcome!! Hope you’re able to build and accomplish your goal with these tips. Cheers!
Man i love how u did it thanks for tips
Thanks for the feedback man! Hope it helps and always here if you need any help or advice. Hope you had a chance to sub for future display tutorial enhancements. Cheers!
thx indeed, very well done display and clear explanation
Very happy it helped Javier! If you get around to creating one please be sure to reach out to me on my social media and I would love to see a picture of how it turns out. Cheers mate!
Thank you I plan on using this guide soon
Love the video its helped alot with my shelf. One question, do you have any recommendations on dust proofing with this set up?
look great idea what i look, so what about do put rubber seal? to stop dust come in
Like!! Epic bro!!!
Wow amazing idea works well an looks clean an tidy 👌👌
Thanks Chris! Hope it helps with you displays and collection.
Hit me up on social media with a picture if you ever get around to doing it. Cheers mate!
BAM Collectibles thanks mate this is probably the best idea av seen for these book cases amazing idea 👍👍👍
im gonna try this with smaller display cabinet first.
Sounds like a great idea! I would love to see how that turns out if you want to reach out to me on my social media. Also you should be able to get away with cheaper hinges as well since these are made for heavy duty cases.
Love this. Have you experienced any sagging or warping on the doors?
Very helpful thank you for your time and info.
My pleasure!
hello great video was looking for something like this to see because i want to do the same thing with my metal cabinet.
Joshua Buerman Hope you’re able to figure it out for that! Super nifty and happy to bring something like this to the collectors community.
@@BAMCollectibles no problem. Question for the locking which one u prefer?
Joshua Buerman sadly I’ve put no locks on yet so I cannot speak to that.
@@BAMCollectibles ok no worries
Is the acrylic door fitting inside the display case? It looks like it in the video but were lacking a close up. I just need to know so I can take measurements for my acrylic door.
Just use a metal bottom plate for the shelves like aluminum or a thin steel, should help lighting the displays aswell since its reflective.
Why the hell would I ever watch this video at 3 AM,hell,I don'teven have a house of mine!
Yet there i am,watching this vid
First of all, awesome video!!!
Unfortunately I have not gone thru all the comments but how good is the fit on the opposite side of the hinges? I got a lot of dust inside some displays I made myself based on the baseball bat model for funkos. Any ideas on how to get it airtight? Thanks.
If i don't want to drill into the acrylic , can i just use some 3M command seals for attaching hinge to acrylic? Those things are rated for about 10lbs per strip. So with 3,that's like 30lbs.
I wonder if one could do this sort of thing even cheaper by building a simple sturdy _frame_ for the acrylic door, and then using much cheaper, thinner plastic which the frame would then support for you..
Awesome video thanks for posting. You got yourself a new sub. Keep up the great content.
Hi! Can I please ask how you went about finding the plastics company you used?
Should I just search "plastic company near me" and how do I know what to look for?
realy good idea
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video! Subbed!
Thanks for the support man! Anything you need don’t hesitate to hit me up.
should add some magnets to the bottoms of the middle shelves to give it a nice closing click
big help
Happy to be that for everyone! Did you ever get a chance to build one?
very cool man.
Where did you get your shirt from? It looks amazing.
Since you did the 3/16” and 1/4” door which one do you prefer ?
I used an arduino thingamajig to open it when I swipe an rfid card that came with a kit.
or smash it with a hammer. either way.
Hi mate just a question will these hinges work Pair Of Hafele 170° Glass Door Hinges, Without Glass Drilling, Inset Mounting ?
Since this video is over a year old have you made any updates? I'm wondering if you can add a video to show collectors how to add support that prevents a shelf from bowing? Adding a simple 1X1 board under each shelf along the middle should go unnoticed, but will prevent any bowing from some of the weighted items. I'm starting to build my custom shelving units that will run about 50' in length, 10' in height and range in depth from 6" to 12". Since I have thousands of figures and some massive things like the US Flagg for GI Joe there is a lot of light and heavy items. Your videos are among the best I've seen for tips so I'm only posting this question to you.
Probably a lot of scratches on the acrylic by now but who knows. I still think glass would have been good. Solid and study than the wobbly acrylic glass. Just guessing.. I could be wrong
Do you think a ticker sheet will be more easy to control when opening and closing ? If a magnet was to be placed where would you think it will be best at ?
If you have the funds I would definitely go with the ticket 1/4" as it's more sturdy feeling and less flimsy. Not to say that 3/16" doesn't workm but after owning both I'd spend the extra for 1/4".
If I decide to add a magnet I would line it up with where my shelves are at so it would hopefully blend in well. I will do some testing and report back on video 3 for sure. If you find out any info yourself please feel free to share (^_^)/
Thought I subbed yesterday dude mustn’t of pressed it 👍👍👍
Thanks for the support man!
Very nice! Thanks for Share! How do you Open the door ? Do you have installed a handle yet? Another question is the size.. did you used 75 cm ?
Hi, just passing by, im a card collector and want to start getting some figurines too. but could you do a tutorial on a good looking small display? i dont know how to make something work and look good for my cards and small figurines. i love the way your displays look
Do you do anything for edges of the acrylic? Is it sharp?
I am a teacher with a HarrybPotter themed classroom. I have about $5000 worth of collectibles. I am moving from elementary school (where I had everything displayed out in the open) to middle school (where I have been told students grow sticky fingers). I wanted to still display my stuff, but have it protected, so I thought, why not put plexiglass on the front side of my display cubes that fit against the wall. I don't need them to open because I put the items in and then slide the open back side against the wall. I also have a space above some built-in cubbies that I thought I could create a plexiglass door for. I want to make it top opening mounted to the drop-down from the ceiling. Do you think that this will work for a top opening door?
Bro when you gonna upload the part 3? Can waiy i like the way you make your display case great job bro I’m gonna follow yout instruction 👌🏽
Yooooo Darren cut me some slack bro!! Just got done pumping this one out haha, takes quite some time to get these documented XD
Rest assured it will be done in the coming months, lots of testing as it's new territory for me. My backlog of videos I want to make is just so long. Not easy working, family, gaming and doing CZcams haha! Soon and very soon! Hope you were able to sub so you don't miss it brother, cheers!!!
BAM Collectibles i did bro. No problem 👌🏽
Hi! Which Hinges you have used?
Mahalo nui for this video! Your presentation is thorough and easy to follow. Do you find the doors to make your cases not only toddler- but also dust-proof?
If the door was cut in half what would da measurement be ?
Dusty Legos...omg thank you!
I'm a new subscriber here. Really love your naruto collections. Can I request for you to make a video about where did you buy or how did you do the display wardrobe where you put the naruto statues. I would love to get the same one as you have😭❤️
Your videos are awesome and have inspired me to modify a few of these Pax shelves myself! A few quick questions for you: 1) how is the 3/8" acrylic holding up over time? the price on acrylic has gone up significantly and I would like to use 3/8" if you haven't had any issues 2) how much dust accumulates in the cases with the acrylic? 3) Any ideas of where to find LEDs for the 29.5" Pax? Thank you!
Yea it’s definitely gone up because of demand for acrylic blockers at businesses to keep customers distant from workers.
1. Holding up perfectly, no bends or bows in it.
2. I only have to dust like once mayybeeee twice a year
3. LED consumers sadly change all the time. What works once month may not another. You’ll have so personal research to likely find some.
Best of luck and cheers man!
I have the same Cabinets I just used magnetic tape on 3mm Perspex which cost me $10 and took 5 mins no drilling or sawing, doors hold well and also air seal so no dust , easy and cheaper
I would love to see pictures of that Steven! That sounds like an amazing idea!
@@BAMCollectibles where can I send pictures to as cannot upload to this site?
hey can you upload pics of it to that site: imgur.com/upload or something like that and share image link with us? i would love to see that and learn details.
Ikea cabinets with persplex held with magnetic tape imgur.com/gallery/mbY9zTe
@@nuvola-b I have uploaded pictures
Hi thank u for the great info.
I was wondering on the acrylic door. Whats the thickness u r using? And how do i measure the door? Exactly same measure as the pax ill be getting? Also, i know pricing will be different by store and location I'll be using but just wondering how much it cost you for the doors.
Thank u a lot!
Hey there! At 3 min and 20 seconds in I did provide the exactly measurements used for this size PAX. Hopefully that helps and feel free to ask for any further clarification.
If you can afford I would recomend the 1/4" thick over the 3/16" but so far both work fine for me.
@@BAMCollectibles thank u for the info! 🙏I've watched it twice but missed that part lol 🤣
No problem at all haha! Anything you need at all don't hesitate to reach out to me. Wish you the best in tackling this project and if you build a case I'd love to see it completed. Feel free to hit me up on my social media sometime. Cheers!!
I see different types of acrylic sheets. I see Plexiglass sheet-Cast and Plexiglass sheet-Extruded. Which one do you recommend? Thanks
Nice video, cool hinges and acrylic panels/doors. So these are the IKEA Pax wardrobe units you’re using as shelving units correct?
Thanks so much! You got that correct, just a frame from their pax line with some modifications to transform it into a display case 😁
Is there a trick/hack to getting the backing off the plexiglass? Good lawd it's difficult!
Sadly there is not 😕 legit just a labor of love moment mixed with patience to get them all off
For the hinges: Did you get the inset glass to wood door or the overlay glass to wood door?
Do you have a video for the larger display on the left with the mirror backing? I collect 1:4 scale pieces and I prefer to have mirror backing. Any advice would be great
Awsome can you tell me where to order the acrylic sheet?
No sorry. You need to buy they locally at a plastics company
Hi, how have these held up over time and is there a gap between the acrylic door and the case on the hinged side? If so, have you found a good solution to dustproof it?
Awesome video. For the hinges, do you use the Inset or Overlay? After using both 3/16 and 1/4 inch thickness, which one do you prefer?
After watching the video for the 10th time, I saw "inset" hinges. But does that make your door flare out at the end or is it still flush?
i like it but how can i get more shelfs? for my 1:18 scale cars!
I have a couple questions. I have cabinets that are thinner than yours and mounted to a wall. In a couple instances my statue bases might hang over the edge by like half an inch, does this sit essentially flush with the cabinet? Also, would those hinges fit a single sheet of 1/8th inch acrylic? Thank you!
Haha i take pax as i send you the pics.. Because i see yours..
Thanks so much for this series of videos great ideas.
I do have a question though, I bought about 1k in acrylic sheets for my shelfs a year ago and I still do not know how to do this. Could you do an update??? I'm so frustrated and lost with an upset wife who thinks I wasted money. I cannot find a hinge and everywhere I go sells me another solution that just doesn't work. I've even had handyman come over to look it over and tell me this video is a lie and fraud. I don't think that's true but I do not have the skill or tools to do this. I just want to buy a cheap hinge and screw it into the bookcase and be done. What am I missing, where do I get these parts? Lowes, Home Depot, Ace, etc have no idea what I need when I show this video. I'm not skilled enough to cut this acrylic so what do I use to get this done???
I'd be so grateful for some help if possible. Many thanks in advance.
Have 7 on the way and using your vid as a guide. Great stuff! Question about the hinges.. you got the overlay ones correct? The way it's looking I think I'd have to cut the shelves if I went with inlay.
Not as familiar with inlay but I do believe the shelves would have to be trimmed in order for those to work.
What lights are they man?
I probably missed it but is the case dust proof when closed or is the side with the hinges revealing/open?
It’s not 100% dust proof as it’s not sealed but I only need to dust every 1-2 years, even then it’s such a small layer of dust. I’m sure if you got measurement a tad tighter you could 100% dust proof it.
Nicely done! But where's part 3?
In the works 😃 have to pace my content and push it out as life allows. I just got a larger case this past Sunday that will allow for me to work on capturing how to reinforce shelves.
Hope you had a chance to sub so you don’t miss it!
@@BAMCollectibles Sounds good brother. Will be looking forward to it!