Secret Drawer Locking Mechanism And Hookless Key Storage - How To
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- čas přidán 26. 11. 2022
- For this project, I am having fun with magnets. I am making an entryway table with a clean hookless key storage area and a hidden cash stash.
Gravity-actuated plungers limit drawer movement until magnets are placed at strategic points to unlock the hidden drawer compartments.
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The author does like to czcams.com/users/postUgkxkNYRBJuiJ6EwD-tQSAlxg0eFKsnR2cgz from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
Dude, that is awesome! Thank you for the video and idea. I have to say that your patience is astounding. You take your time and it reminds me that I need to slow down when I'm doing a project.
I just finished my project, and went to sit down with a cup of coffee when I saw the new video! Hell yeah! It's Junkie Time! thank for the video, it just makes my day! Oh, but be careful with those magnets and your keyfobs. They can zap them and kill the batteries really quickly, so keep extra batteries in that drawer just in case😉
Nice job. One suggestion, you should cut the rear part of the drawer at a 45-degree angle. That way you don't need the magnets to push the drawer in. Only to pull the drawer out. Like how the striker works on a door.
How in the world do you even imagine something like this? Let alone plan it out! I love your creativeness!
Marked as a must do project :)
Nice project and useful. To prevent rattling of anything in the hidden compartment, add felt - and, put something loose (like a marble) in the main compartment to 'cover' any possible rolling sound - it will also distract on opening the drawer (let's not make it too easy for them, after this project).
Yesterday I was designing a kitchen drawer with a secret compartment at the rear. As the drawers will be 22" deep the idea was to use a shorter drawer slide. Another idea was a false bottom in the deepest bottom drawer. Neither idea of mine will be as simply elegant as your idea. The embedded magnets is an excellent idea. Thanks Jean.
That is a really good idea. No more lost keys
Great idea
muito bom! otimo projeto
Really beautiful work, Jean! 😃
Amazing looking wood that one you used!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Magnets are so useful. For instance, I secure small ones to the ends of my pencils with shrink wrap. I can stick them all over my shop.
Beautiful and another clever, well thought out project.
most amazing idea i ever seen
Just don't put a credit card near those strong magnets.
GREAT project - very well thought out AND executed! !! !!!
I love your concepts, it's so a beautiful idea. a technic you fix the bolt and magnet its amazing. thanks for sharing
Ciao 🖐️ molto bello e segreto 🤐 Bravissimo 🙏 🙏 🙏 Fabrizio 🇮🇹
Nice job & you choose beautiful wood.
Simpme and very nice looking. Thank you!
BELLE IDEE, ORIGINALI.
COMPLIMENTI.
SALUTI
SALVIO
Very clever. I love the wood grain.
GREAT project - very well thought out AND executed! !! !!!. You have great ideas, nice work, beautiful wood .
Nicely designed and executed. Great video too - audio, cinematography, scripting, pacing, editing - all top notch.
I really love this idea
Love this build! My son and I plan to build something like this with the secret drawer and magnets. Keep up the great work.
I love it.❤❤❤
Clever😋
Great idea well made. Thanks for sharing.
Very clever, nice work
Good concept
Would love to see you make a set of wood/leather vise jaws. Maybe squeeze it into a Five Shop Improvements sort of video.
As is always, it is awesome from a genius for sure. Thank you kind Sir for sharing your talents to us. Great video.
Love your ingenious builds. Keep them coming. Looking forward to more on your restoration projects too.
Interesting. I like this idea.
Thanks veri nice
Very nice and fun project!
What a great little project. I liked the timber you used, especially the grain and you weren't being "lazy" by doing it the way you did, it made it available to others that do not have "all of the tools". Happy Holidays and Happy New year🎅
Always enjoy your videos mate👏👌
Awesome design keep up the good work
That’s awesome thanks for sharing.
Ingenious, Q!
You have great ideas, nice work, beautiful wood 👍
Very very nice!
Looks great! Love the concept.
Nice job on this project! 👏 I may give this one a shot myself.
bonne idée beau travaille👍👍👍👍👍
Great job
Hello, very interesting good job. Bye bye 🇮🇹
Beaut work as always mate.
Bonito proyecto muy ingenioso. Un saludo
Amazing 💖
Nice...great storage!
very cool buddy!
Awesome
What are legend
He Jean, liked your video. Good that you do a follow up on a previous build. Although the concept isn't new, it is nice to see more options.
I was wondering about the routing you do. I know you have a routing table in your bench, but you didn't use it for the cuts where I think having more stability helps. Why is this?
nogals n cool build mater!! well done!.
Thanks man! Was nogal n fun een.
That is sweet
Hello, thank you for the video. What is that device you use for drilling into the centre on the edge of your boards? Peter
Cool!
Clever idea! Been looking into buying these magnets, but man, there seem to be so many different shapes, sizes and strenths! Which did you use, Jean?
Thank you. It was hard to see until the end, any chance you can do 3d model overlay? Cheers
Nice work ! What wood is that ? it's gorgeous !
ALWAYS looking for quality magnets. Where did you get these?
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Magnetized keys will pick up any grains of metal they come into contact with. Those grains will then be transferred to the lock, causing wear or even jamming the mechanism.
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Perfect plek to hide my biltong.
Nice build but I would keep the keys in the compartment - where i live it is more likely that the keys would get stolen.
You cut a slot in the back of the drawer on the right? It appears it allows the pin to pass through.
What timber is that? I love the grain
AEG looks a lot like ridgid
That's an interesting wood. It looks familiar but I can't place it. What is it?
Kiaat
@@WoodshopJunkies I should have known that. I did a huge table with that years ago. Keep up the great work!
You may want to blur/tape your keys - it is pretty easy to make a copy of the key from image. Nice make!
Is that South African timber you used? if so, what was it?
Probably Knysna black wood
Around here it is most commonly called Kiaat. It is a Southern African wood specie. The tree is protected in South Africa (like most others) so most of our Kiaat comes from neighboring countries.
@@WoodshopJunkies Thanks for that, my uncle grew up in the Knysna district and became a carpenter had a dining table made of wood that looks just like the wood you used. It was an expanding table and you could not see the joint and difference in pattern when open or closed.
Woodworking magic. Think of an idea. Eat an entire box of cookies. Go in the shop and make it real.
What specie of wood did use?
Looks like kiaat to me
Looks like Knysna Black wood, I've used it for a lot of projects.
It is Kiaat. Kiaat is very similar to blackwood but Kiaat is indigenous to Africa while blackwood is an invasive species. Ironically, Kiaat is also slightly darker (in my experience) than blackwood.
I believe AEG not longer produces quality.
Oulike idee. Waar kry jy jou harde houd?
Kiaat koop ek by M and A Timbers in Bellville.
I don't see the point of the back of drawer cut out
Another great video , Jean!
Auspacken, einschalten - geht nicht! Ah, AEG quality....
You bought your wife and engagement ring? Lolllllll
Ржу не могу. Его чего приперло, что он таким тоном срущего волка эту хрень несёт?
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Nice project Jean,
something to give away.
greetings from germany
No matter the compartment.......the ripples on the board edges from your planer show that the blades are blunt. You should always plane by hand with a smoothing plane after rough-preparing boards with a planer.