In this video, Mike from The Geek Pub installs a hidden wall safe that can be used to help keep the burglars at bay.
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Thanks for the video. I ran into the exact problem and used your methods.
Great video! I appreciate you showing us the issue you ran into and how you got around it. Sometimes I feel like the only person that ever hits hurdles with simple projects. Thank you!
just working on installing a wall safe and found my studs were not 16″ on center. NEVER thought about my oscillating saw! I kept thinking about using my circular saw and the mess it would make. You are a life saver!
Why do Americans always have those cheap walls, you can easily cut true them..
If i wanted the safe i would grab a sabor saw and take part of the studs with me
“That’s the combination to my luggage!”
I agree basically this is a lockbox. I will add the best way to secure items at home is to disguise them or the container so a person in a hurry just keeps moving. Having this box in a Utility room with the open door covering it is PERFECT! Great job adjusting the stud opening. Don H
Great overview, especially with having to patch the stud. I think you’re absolutely right about the burglars being in a hurry – our last house was broken into and while they got our computers and attempted to get a tv, they were simply too hasty and missed firearms and camera gear that were slightly out of view.
Great information. Nice job showing the detail. Thank you!!
love the shirt!!
Very useful. Thanks!
I noticed that for my preference the door opened the wrong way for this application. Not a big deal I know, but is it available hinged either way?
Nice idea. Thanks for sharing this.
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nice! gotta love the oscillating tool! always comes in handy at the right times!
I like that you include the disclaimer, a serious criminal would surely just destroy your wall but there would be pretty much no reason why a serious criminal would even be targeting you anyway.
Always make sure a wall isn’t load bearing before you take out a stud. One sure fire way to really mess up your house.
Great recovery with the stud and additional wood work. You are right these lock boxes are light weight and used for just keeping things away from sight. Great Vid!
What’s the difference between this one and the 7725, the black one, I have darker walls
That safe is a nice place to store my pot, so my grandkids cant get to it.
Hey Dude. Been Watching alot of wall safe vids This rainy afternoon. Yours is about the Best. Thanks for taking the time To post !.
“Hidden” but nice work
Fantastic save! Love your work!
How have I only just found this channel now
Thanks for the info. Interesting. JimE
Just watched your network rack video, you really need to find those impact bits 🙂
u can stick an envelope below the area ur cutting so that it will collect the dust the next time
Definitely true about it not keeping serious criminals out, luckily 99% of all home burglaries are opportunistic, normally just someone with no tools at all who sees an open window.
Hidden ? I can see it from here !!
Nice clean job!