5 Mistakes To Avoid With Your DIY Garage Display Case

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Discover the five key mistakes to avoid when converting a garage shelving unit into a display case for your Hot Toys collection.
In this video, I address the biggest mistake most collectors have made but don’t appear to be discussed in videos and tutorials covering the process of building a DIY display case.
If you’d like to find out more about my build and the materials I used, check out my original video here: • DIY Display Case For H...
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4 май 2024

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@justkeithlee 3 дня назад

I opted to use IKEA Besta frames (instead of garage type shelves) for my display cases and originally used plexiglass + magnetic tape to adhere the doors to the frame. And like you, adhesive on the tape eventually failed after a couple days (note: I had to use + attach magnetic tape to the shelf frame since the frame isn't made out of metal). After trying a few different things + ideas, I opted to use aluminum frame to house the plexiglass and with a combination of strong magnets, the doors are fasten to the shelves with no more issues.

@sixthscaleshero 2 дня назад

I’ve never heard of someone doing this with a Besta. Do you have any photos online? I’d love to see the final result. I have debated some kind of frame for the acrylic on the garage shelving unit, but I’m not sure what to use.

@StormRider500 28 дней назад

Amazing video very valuable information , just wish I had known before my doors started falling off because I didn’t glue them in the first place. Lol

@sixthscaleshero 28 дней назад

It’s happened to all of us, which is why I made this video. I don’t get why more people aren’t giving the heads up about needing to glue the magnets 🤷🏻‍♀️

@ironloganYT Месяц назад

Thanks for the tips mate! The display looks fantastic!

@sixthscaleshero Месяц назад

Thanks John! ☺️

@browniedjhs Месяц назад

completely agree on the glue to magnetic tape, mine are peeling away. I am going to completely redo them as my vinyl tape looks less than stellar, and im going to use gaffers tape to give it more of a matte finish

@sixthscaleshero Месяц назад

If I had my time again, I’d have done a printed border on the acrylic. Hope the re-do of the tape goes well for you.

@BigBredaCollectiblesReviews Месяц назад

I actually need 3 layers of magnetic tape in order for them to sit flush. Great informative video Allison! ❤❤

@sixthscaleshero Месяц назад

Thank you, cousin Jan 🙏

@joaobreda234 Месяц назад

Best day of my week is when I see Sixth Scale Shero upload a video! 👊👊🔥🔥🔥

@BigBredaCollectiblesReviews Месяц назад

What shill! 🙈🙈

@sixthscaleshero Месяц назад

Thanks, I think… 🤔

@ShinyShinyIsAlwaysBeingSerious Месяц назад

Your collection is looking fire 🔥🔥🔥

@sixthscaleshero Месяц назад

Thank you!

@Evilotto12 Месяц назад

I just built mine and looking to do the acrylic soon. I have the garage rack that has holes exposed and I am assuming it's a good idea to not make one giant piece of acrylic but make it in sections for the front and sides?

@sixthscaleshero Месяц назад

For the side panels, I did one long piece but used thinner acrylic (2mm). If you are using a shelving unit like mine, then consider my bonus tip from this video and add an extra strip of magnetic tape at the top and bottom of the side panels for added security. For the front panels, I went with 3mm acrylic and did individual panels for each shelf. This means the magnets are having to deal with less weight and, for me, this makes it more manageable when I need to remove a panel to make changes to my display. (My shelving unit is 2.09m high, so removing and storing one large panel would be difficult.)