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» this is a beautiful and complete instructable, and yielded a gorgeous finished product.
» This is art. Love it.
» Thanks Schoo, I gotta try this. I like pickled stuff - cucumbers of course but i do so…
» this brought to mind a makezine article i had seen on using "dymo" label tool and soda …
» quick, easy, well documented. and with stuff almost everyone has.
» Thanks!!! i always hated using a knife or potato peeler on ginger.
» I love the use of the valve stem as the peg in the buckle. that is inspired.
» Well done instructable! thanks!
» OMG. Seriously, this is amazing. You are amazing. Great project.
» My favorite smoothie - lunch after a run - Mocha Fiber Protein Kick!1 banana frozen ( b…
» This is art. Love it.
» Thanks Schoo, I gotta try this. I like pickled stuff - cucumbers of course but i do so…
» this brought to mind a makezine article i had seen on using "dymo" label tool and soda …
» quick, easy, well documented. and with stuff almost everyone has.
» Thanks!!! i always hated using a knife or potato peeler on ginger.
» I love the use of the valve stem as the peg in the buckle. that is inspired.
» Well done instructable! thanks!
» OMG. Seriously, this is amazing. You are amazing. Great project.
» My favorite smoothie - lunch after a run - Mocha Fiber Protein Kick!1 banana frozen ( b…
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Jan 13, 2009. 9:11 AMbezzy
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This project is awesome because of the fit and finish once you're past the wow factor of the hidden door. But as someone who doesn't weld and who doesn't have the first idea about how to spec out welding for other people, do you have any suggestions for how to get that part of the work done?
Thanks for the kind words. My guess is that you could draw up the steel bits and have a local fabricator ( every town has one ) make up the frame and pivot points. There is nothing sacred about the design of the ceiling and floor piece, other than they need be very secure. Print out some of the pictures, get your measurements together for your frame, and visit a couple of places to see what they can do for you.
I don't know if you've seen this, but wikihow pretty much put your instructable on their website without giving any credit.
You may not care, but if you do:
http://www.wikihow.com/Build-a-Hidden-Door-Bookshelf
You may not care, but if you do:
http://www.wikihow.com/Build-a-Hidden-Door-Bookshelf
Weissensteinburg,
Thanks for sending,
They actually did ask for permission, and it is credited if you scroll down to sources. I was amazed when searching for "hidden door bookshelf" how many other sites have embedded pics and links to this instructable.
Nobody even noticed my Pergola posting ;) Just not Bond enough i guess.
Thanks for sending,
They actually did ask for permission, and it is credited if you scroll down to sources. I was amazed when searching for "hidden door bookshelf" how many other sites have embedded pics and links to this instructable.
Nobody even noticed my Pergola posting ;) Just not Bond enough i guess.
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