Introduction: Quick and Easy Hiding Place
This is a easy hiding place made in about 5 minutes
Step 1: Gather Materials
For this project you will need:
Jewelry Box/ altoids can(I used a ring box)
Refrigirator Magnet
Tape/Glue(Tape is much easier and less messy)
Something to hide
Step 2: Prep Ring Box
For this step you want to rip off the material to reveal a metal surface
To do so just slice a hole anywhere on it and just start tearing
Step 3: Prep the Magnet
Take the magnet and put tape around the edges of it trying no to get very much tape on it as possible.
Gluing would be more permanent but it was to messy to bother with.
Step 4: Finding a Hiding Spot
For this step you need to find a hiding spot preferably a dark spot under something i put it under my desk where nobody could see it
Step 5: Prepare Your Stash
For this step all you need to do is get something to hide and put it in the box
Step 6: Your Done
HOORAY your done now all you have to do is slap it up there and tada you have yourself a hiding spot
6 Comments
16 years ago
watch out someone might steal $1 gotta keep it safe from those crooks
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
lol
15 years ago on Introduction
ok you forgot to add somthing to your materials instruction [A metal place to put your box] and enyway this is a pritty cool idea man but personally i like to hollow out books because its fun to do and rewarding by the way the link to this is http://ow2dostuff.blogspot.com just chck in the 2006 page and viola! ive made almost 2 books so a far :p start with a really thin one like i did. BUT MAKE SURE ITS HARDBACK. Rite now im workin on one thats about 2 inches thick :p use the box cutter its better in my opinion and faster =/ enyway cool c ya
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
yeah cutting books out is awesome. especially if you have a full shelf of books....people would never find the right one.
16 years ago
Cool idea. I found a Cheapo seattle sonics magnet and a Ring box but the ring box was my Mom's wedding ring box so i couldn't come at it with a knife. So I found out that if it has the velvety cover on it the magnet USUALLY will be able to just go through without harassing the box... :D
16 years ago
Similiar to: https://www.instructables.com/id/EBDHYD1V5JES9J526Z/
Carbon, the magnet isn't attached to the box, but to the surface you wish to attach the box to...