Secret bookcase door project

[Holedigger74]

Started on the small toilet/basin room.. Which is in the basement.. Just off of the room that will eventually become the cinema room

5000 (roughly) scrabble tiles laid.. One at a time.. Epoxy resin to go over the lot next week to seal them and make the floor smooth and easy to mop/clean

Wall hung toilet and frame to go on the back wall

Scrabble tile floor in bathroom - YouTube

[Holedigger74]

Finally finished the trim around book case last night

Happy with how it all looks now once the door is shut

Finally finished the trim around the secret bookcase door - YouTube

[JCinPA]

so f'ing cool!

[Holedigger74]

Originally Posted by JCinPA

so f'ing cool!

Thank you.. Spent a lot of time planning.. Most of the Youtube videos ive seen have a wire or string that you pull to open the door.. Not really my style.. And not very secure lol.. And some look like doors with fake books nailed to them.. The steel frame means no wheels etc on the floor to cope with the weight.. Which I like a lot

[Holedigger74]

Ive been busy adding a small bathroom in the basement of our 117 year old house..

A bit to do yet.. But you get the idea

London phone box bathroom door - YouTube

[Holedigger74]

Done a little more on my "Aliens props" display in the stairwell into the basement

The chest burster has been coated in epoxy resin to help give it that "wet look"

Aliens chest burster prop display - YouTube

[JCinPA]

Wow! Nice job!

[Holedigger74]

Originally Posted by JCinPA

Wow! Nice job!

Thank you.. The chest burster was 3D printed.. From e bay..

I've also made a Shawshank bible.. With a hammer made from scratch.. All from steel.. I'm happy with the hammer.. But not the bible.. So think I'll be redoing the bible at some point

[zathras]

Not gonna lie... that's pretty friggin cool...