OK, I had to open this in Google Chrome.
That is pretty slick, but mine may be tougher and is definitely heavier.
Still working but luckily untested by robbers and fire.

Mine is about 3,000 lbs empty. But not near a clever or elegant, and I didn't build it myself.

Vimeo video 288711470.

Apparently ya can't do a search for a vid @ Vimeo like that.

I can't, anyway.

I know what ya was doing, tho.

My gunsafe only weighed like 700-800 pounds.

I highlighted, "Vimeo video 288711470", right clicked, then hit "search Google for Vimeo video 288711470". It showed me three videos, and one was the right one.

Well, dumbass me figgered if it was a Vimeo clip, Vimeo should be able to find their own damn video.

Guess it's beyond their ability.

Coasters...

Cut 'em up...Glue 'em up...Cut 'em up...Drink 'em up.

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I love both of these, but I'm only going to reproduce one of them.

The bug closet, right?

I *DO*have a lot of tape...

Why have long boring stairs when they can be interesting. They can tell a story, teach history, or you can create a story, even dialog for the figures as you ascend or descend the stairs.

I like the simplicity of your decision tree.

Those statue stairs have got to be creepy as fuck at night.

Think of the shadows.

I've had the bug closet in a file since june 28th and never got around to it, still had 12 in front of it. :lol:

I can't get enough of these stone fireplaces...

Do you think he laid that out dry fitting flat in a frame first?

I wanna see it fall out in the floor next time the door gets slammed good and hard.

Yes, I am aware there are adhesives in the world.

It's cool to have a fancy outside too.

That is b and impressive.

Cool, Very Cool.

extremely

A little coffee table for the playroom or maybe the porch...

I hope this guy is fucking with me:

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:eek: I so hope this guy is fucking with me.

Fuckin' hippies.

Safer than using high-voltage electricity.

What?

You don't think Yanni is smoldering hot?

Haters gonna hate.

It's an environmentally responsible way to wood-burn, if you have a steady hand.

Anyway, a strange bench, it would have to sit in an open area to justify hanging that slab on the back.

Looks Jesusy? I wonder if that slab flips up as a writing surface for the pew(?) behind.

I wondered that too, but the way it's notched in at the bottom makes me think it's attached to the uprights to make it solid. Could be wrong though.

Whatever it is, that cushion is a crime against humanity.

Is it a futon?

I don't think so but it's possible. It looks to me like the three uprights have the backrest and that back slab attached to either side of them.

Oh well, gotta have a place to put the books...

Those are great!

We have more...

More books more places for them to accumulate...

I like the chair bookshelf the best. Perfectly located and properly stored books for the reader. Clean lines, neat, orderly - that's how books should be stored. Not at a tilt, all cattywumpusy. Busts the spines, loosens the glue. Bad, bad, bad!

IMO, most of the wall-art bookshelves would still be interesting to look at without the books in them.

If you have a cat you have to provide a suitable change of design. ;)

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Izzat a Roomba?

I wanna know why the left vertical edge isn't the same from top to bottom. What's the point of that indented space?

That's the cat stairs.

Ah, I see. Thank you!

:tips cap:

Ma'am

I'm betting the cheap bastard is banking on her being so blown away she'll insist on keeping this ring as the ring and say forget about upgrading. :lol:

I like the box better.

You and your box fetish....

Good catch, didn't know about it my own self.:lol2:

I reckon that's a cat bed. They love to perch on top of things like that. Probably has a soft fleece liner.

Hey, y'know, uh, I know cats is fucked up and all, but...:eyebrow:

And for leftover guitars...

Fun with plumbing...

Exposed copper connecting electrical fixtures and plumbing? No thanks.

No problem, any electrical leakage goes directly to an excellent ground, there is no way you could provide a better path with your body.

Build your own trailer, kits aren't cheating...

Twil is enchanted by the teardrop tiny trailers we've all seen. We're going to have one. I told her I could make one, which is true, but we'll probably buy a commercial product.

A guy I know has a Li'l Snoozy.

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They seem to like it, they use it fairly often.

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Instead of a big expensive renovation you could make the house more challenging, interesting, fun...

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