Making a tactical walls inspired concealment mirror

Подписаться 75 тыс.

Просмотров 9 млн

50% 1

Ever wanted a safe hidden behind the mirror? Me too. This project isn't as much about keeping the safe secret as much as it is keeping dangerous items away from the kids. It's also not where I store my valuables. I wouldn't put something like that on the internet. This is just one more line of defense for the household in a way that keeps everything out of sight in the awesomest way possible.
Plans HERE!
ko-fi.com/aspiringcraftsman
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. (Amazon affiliate links).
A few people have asked me about the hinges I used. I used four of these European style hinges.
Full Length Mirror
amzn.to/3xdtDo7
European style secret hinges
amzn.to/2XFO8su
*This is not a "safe". It's basically a cabinet that you would have to physically break into to get to its contents. This won't keep your valuables safe but it does keep people from sneeking into it. Please don't confuse this with a proper safe.
Barska Quick Access Biometric Rifle Safe AX11652
amzn.to/2VcTg5R
you can do this project too!
These are some of the special tool that used for the project.
Irwin 8 inch dado stack
amzn.to/2VUHBrf
Stanley drywall saw
amzn.to/3atszy4
Dewalt impact driver
amzn.to/3eSgpT1
Teespring store
teespring.com/stores/aspiring...
Instagram
/ aspiring_craftsman
$100 Beginner Woodworkers kit
Double-Sided Diamond Sharpening Plate 400/1000 Grit
amzn.to/33TKLzE
32 in 1 Screwdriver Tool Set
amzn.to/2FZ1byO
Swpeet Powerful Speedy Hand Drill 1/4-Inch Capacity with 13Pcs Drill bits
amzn.to/2ExWfA9
Slim tper triangular saw hand file , Black Oxide Coating, 6"
amzn.to/3j48aF0
Hand Saw, Wood Handle
amzn.to/30pbfbx
3-piece Wood Chisel Set
amzn.to/2RYybto
3x18 Inches Aluminum Oxide Sanding Belts , 21 Pack
amzn.to/2HxPKyv
Steel Claw Hammer 16 oz
amzn.to/30782Nv
Speed Square Layout Tool
amzn.to/3kRIz2j
* Other promotions
Get a free stock! Seriously this one is just free money. If you sign up for Robinhood you and I both get a free stock. join.robinhood.com/dylans4201
Trade Stocks, ETF and Options on Webull! Deposit and get a free stock! act.webull.com/ne/7hi1VqVi3o4...

Опубликовано:

15 авг 2019

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 6 тыс.

@andreamichelle1 3 года назад

The mirror project turned out nice, but the BABY is the star of the show!

@LoveAffairsTube 3 года назад

Super cute happy baby

@SH-vn6zh 3 года назад

Sooo adorable!

@SUPERNOVASPECIAL 3 года назад

The vault tec shirt is a good supporting character.

@markrundquist3348 3 года назад

My thoughts exactly!

@scarcieiani5763 3 года назад

What a nonce.

@katiehard8122 3 года назад

I came for the secret mirror space, I stayed for the wholesome father/daughter time. Your daughter is the cutest thing!!

@roddyg3692 3 года назад

@ Katie Hard I cringed every time he walked away from his baby daughter leaving her on the work table, and handing her a screwdriver. At that age they are unpredictable. 😬

@femles0o 3 года назад

Facts! They'll sell alot of cookies 🍪with this one

@Jrb8k3n 3 года назад

Agreed! Nice to see these days

@Tinyteacher1111 3 года назад

Omg! Wiggling and smiling! What other dad would let his baby stay with him while he does this? She’s safe and happy!

@Impopeye 3 года назад

I was smiling from ear to ear when she was laughing. Sorry I couldn’t help but to smile. Adorable

@robertabaker7369 3 года назад

Kids don’t really care what you’re working on. Just as long as you’re doing it together. My nephew even liked helping unclog drains. He was helping and got a sense of accomplishment. Now he does all kinds of DYI projects. Proud of him. He’s a hard worker.

@clairecadoux471 3 года назад

Soooo true. They may not understand but what they observe they store and make proper sense of it later. Having a child to watch develop was my best experience. I know a most supreme awesome human, my son. Just amazing. 🥰😍🥰

@josht2136 3 года назад

@blacknoir2404 3 года назад

DYI projects?

@Skeptic_Tank 3 года назад

Exactly. When I make meth with my kid, we have a blast!

@yukinoshita5788 3 года назад

most notably your foreman prefers tools over scraps... oh and he seems way too happy with your work.

@ralphross2357 3 года назад

I farmed for years and took my daughters everywhere I went. They remember the parts runs and hours in the tractor and combine cabs and all the naps in the tractor cab floor. Now, in their thirties, those memories are special.

@poppybean7807 3 года назад

What a lovely story 🚜

@gayled3059 3 года назад

You've made me teary-eyed & I don't have any kids. I just appreciate others'. :)

@maryinsanfrancisco 3 года назад

I remember spending afternoons at my dad's office! Farming sounds more interesting for sure but really it's the time spent together that counts.

@elissitdesign 3 года назад

My son is already nine and it kills me to see him grow. I’ve loved every stage and want it to last.

@vanniyoung1 2 года назад

Was raised on farm and my papa showed us the ways of the land. They'll never forget it.

@IroncladTrading 4 года назад

I still remember my father building when I was little and setting beside him. How I miss him

@anti-classist 4 года назад

Yeah man I feel you just thinking the same thing... Coming up on the 1 yr anniversary of his death... My condolences my friend.

@markedfortime 4 года назад

@@anti-classist just lost my dad two weeks ago..he taught me how to be handy. Hard times.

@anti-classist 4 года назад

Vudeja yeah... lots of moments will bring him to your mind! My condolences to you as well... much love!

@IroncladTrading 4 года назад

@@anti-classist Thanks friend

@Melodyloveshorses1 4 года назад

Awe! ❤❤❤❤😘😘😘Very sweet sentiment & memory, honey. I'm sure your dad is proud of you and that he loves you very much. Never forget that. 🙏❤❤❤ PS- I wish my dad had been more of a teacher and a more patient man. He never was. My mom was, though. Nothing is perfect in this world, huh? Not people, not anything....

@lorrainea4185 4 года назад

Watching this makes me think of my dad. While he worked in basement making furniture, he’d give me a scrap board and a pile of nails and I’d hammer nails all day. I was 5. Dads gone now but I still have the hammer. Crap, now I’m crying.

@agerworks7034 4 года назад

That was beautiful. You got me choked up.

@CarolynDenison 4 года назад

I totally understand. Lost my Mom and Dad. still got that hole in my heart that they use to keep full. Mom took part of me with her when she passed. I'm selfish. I didn't want her to leave so suddenly, but I guess it was for the best. I sure miss her though.

@sevinstorey4365 4 года назад

Sorry me too man your situation sounds exactly like mine. The hardest part is not being able to pick up the phone and call him when I have a problem with my electrical, plumbing, car, it just seems like that he knew you had to fix everything no matter what it was he never called anybody to do work at our house he did everything. And like I said the part I miss the most is just been able to pick up the phone and call him and ask him how to fix the problem. Sorry for your loss man. I feel it.

@heygetoffmylawn1572 4 года назад

Reading these posts...Now you ALL have me crying. I'm 65...I need a good cry like this.

@CarolynDenison 4 года назад

@@heygetoffmylawn1572 I just typed out a message for you and it vanished. I was telling you about my sister passing away too. 11 months ago. I hate it when that happens. She had end stage Cancer when she found out. It was to late. I pretty much raised her. Taught her all the little things in life. Like how to tie her shoes, wash her hands, eat with a fork. You get the picture. 3 Days before she dies I CAME DOWN WITH double pneumonia. I woke up in an ICU Unit with a machine breathing for me. Found out she had died while I was in a coma. Her youngest daughter told me how it all went down. So you can imagine . This last year 2019 was nothing but bad stuff happen. Niece said she was screaming and fighting all the way up to the end. I wish I could have been there. I would have made hospice sedate her. So, she could pass peacefully. She was so frightened of dying. Stuff been eating me up. Now I'm the baby of the family. You know... I still can't cry. I sure need some closure. I tried. I relly did. Went and bought a new truck just soI could drive to Missouri to bring her to Texas and live with me. Had Hospice all set up for hr. I just never planned on me getting sick. Sucks...............................................

@fredkhalaf3781 3 года назад

It's refreshing to see a a dad that is not over protective, letting his child satisfy his/her curiosity, well done mate👍

@tvdinner325 Год назад

What a happy kid.

@notfeedynotlazy Год назад

There are "wall parents", and there are "net parents".

@beanerb822 3 года назад

Never stop doing things with your daughter. My dad never took me to do things just me and him, still doesn't. Forming a relationship early on is so valuable!! Priceless.

@dm1927 Год назад

Nicely said beanerb 👍My dad was the same way.

@beanerb822 Год назад

@@dm1927 I'm sorry to hear that, I pray you can both grow closer in Jesus name! That is if he is still with us🥺💖 in that case, may you be filled with the holy spirit to share Jesus with your family 🤗🌟

@georgemoomaw9437 4 года назад

Aspiring craftsman my foot ! 1. Superb fit and finish. 2. Very nice garage shop. 3. Best looking helper I have ever seen. 4. Darn good videography. 5. Not one second of time was repetitive jabber or stupid graphics. Taking into consideration all of the above I do believe this is the best video I have ever run across on the internet. Now, I will admit the fact that this craftsman looks like my son did 30 years ago and the “craftsman’s” assistant is about the age of my beautiful great granddaughter may have slightly influenced my objectivity.

@anothersomebody8195 3 года назад

You're a lucky man to enjoy all that family

@lawrencefitzgerald4744 3 года назад

This _is_ a great video. I also loved the fact that he didn't waste any time talking to us--he just went to work. Adding the music to this just made the whole video very relaxing and enjoyable.

@TrishCanyon8 3 года назад

And the music optimistic, engaged, meditative.

@SouthernMama2five 3 года назад

I worked alongside my father as a young girl. I didn't know it then, but he was teaching me so much more than what tool to use for which job. You are a good builder, and a great daddy. 😊

@tsb2752 3 года назад

Treasures for you to remember!!!👍🏼

@HR-zp6nv 3 года назад

Me too. I miss my Dad. Loved watching. Thank you for sharing.

@L.Fontein7 3 года назад

My dad was an electrical engineer and was always building or working on something from corner cabinets for our dining room to his car, and he always had me right there with him. It didn't matter that I was a girl, he taught me things just as if I was a boy and I've always been extremely grateful for that. This little girl in the video is very, very blessed to have such a great dad!

@elliottpeabody1287 3 года назад

Your father was a young girl?

@trollslandan 3 года назад

So how many of you became physical labor force?

@clavd8932 2 года назад

A dad that loves his kid, wearing a vault tec shirt, and building a concealment safe.... instant subscriber

@herpderp9548 Год назад

Unfathomably based

@notfeedynotlazy Год назад

that kid is unconceivably cute

@CoreyMHanna 3 года назад

Awsome project brotha, but the video really made me miss my son being that young. He is turning 11 in Oct, time fkn flies bro. You have an awsome skill, beautiful daughter and obviously a great dad. Wish you and yours all the happiness in the universe. 💚👽

@garyblack8717 3 года назад

18, 16, and 15 here, and yeah, bittersweet for sure.

@sirdumbthicc4294 3 года назад

We have a 9, 7 and two month old. We started over and older siblings are a huge help. I still can’t believe my first born is going into the 4th grade.

@davethepak 3 года назад

As my mom used to always say, they grow up very fast...

@mangachanfan1556 2 года назад

My nana used to tell me "the days are long but the years are short" and as an adolescent I never quite understood what you meant. Many many years later I am now a mom of 2. And it's true. The days take long but the years past so fast. The baby pictures of them on the fridge feel like they were taken just a few months ago! Enjoy them while you can!❤😌

@CoreyMHanna 2 года назад

@@mangachanfan1556 hind sight is what?? Dats right.... now the world is falling to shit, Biden has got to go...

@chuckfinley5206 4 года назад

Reminds me of when my wife took off and I carried my little boy with me on jobs. He was about that size. He's in the Marines now.

@robinluich5576 4 года назад

lll never understand how a parent can leave their children ,especially a mom. My left us and never called or thought of us until we were grown

@americathefree3708 4 года назад

God Bless!

@tonymiller8764 4 года назад

Always Faithful!

@justonejlking 4 года назад

Too bad he couldn’t make it on his own and had to join the military

@chuckfinley5206 4 года назад

@@justonejlking dude... What's wrong with you. He had been wanting to join before he left high school. He was even in ROTC in high school. And since then got to play golf in Japan. He got his education paid for compliments of the Federal government. Got to see and do things only you and I could wish for. Later on in life he has a pension to supplement his social security. He even gets a 10 percent discount at Lowes. I see the Marines as finishing the job I started. Making him the man he is today.

@lorinlewis133 4 года назад

The carpentry was nice....the interaction with daughter was priceless. And this my friends is why we build hidden gun cabinets like this. God bless!

@wilddaisies1067 4 года назад

Lorin Lewis I agree!

@adasdasdasdasdasd9678 4 года назад

Guns because kids ? strange logic.

@highdough2712 4 года назад

Or, just don’t have the gun at all. That’s the safest thing. And the most Christian, if that’s your thing. Ive always found it funny for people who claim to be Christians to be so pro-gun. And so nationalistic, neither of which is very Christian. And, neither is capitalism.

@Aj-ng6vm 4 года назад

@@highdough2712 Thank you!!!! Sometimes I need reminders like this to remind me why I am NOT a Christian. lol

@borninthewrongcentury2993 4 года назад

@@highdough2712 Who mentioned Christianism besides you?

@kissmybass663 3 года назад

You have a beautiful daughter, and she was so content to help her dad with the project. God bless you and your family

@SeaSide_ 3 года назад

When his daughter grows up she will love these videos of them together and how her dad included her in the project time. 💗 Daddy's little girl. 🙏😊

@randyweaver6543 4 года назад

She looked like she was having a blast “helping”! Excellent job sir!

@ricolopez955 4 года назад

Looks like she did most of the hard work too. ;)

@randyrawdingii5135 4 года назад

I love when he closes the mirror at the end and you see his baby in the mirror reflection. Like a reminder that everything he did, in the end, is for the protection of the child. Very well done.

@A.M.Independent.Consultant 4 года назад

Nice

@victorholleymanii6723 4 года назад

Randy Rawding A loving Dad with his sweet pretty little adorable helper watching him and enjoying his interactions with her. The closing of the door was the absolute perfect ending and how fitting with her in the mirror. Proud father and a happy child. “Priceless “. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@NTurman 4 года назад

@Dominic you do know thats a safe right?

@cindyzappaterrini796 4 года назад

@Dominic, Do you think that he is concerned for her safety? That's why he does have guns in his house. Think about it, an intruder comes in the home... you throw a boot at them or maybe something a little more useful.

@randyrawdingii5135 4 года назад

@@NTurman exactly. Can't argue with flawed logic lol.

@GoodThingsEtc 2 года назад

Love how good he is as a carpenter but even better how good he is to his daughter!!! Very heartwarming especially in today’s world!❤️

@BE2001 3 года назад

Well done brother. As a craftsman and a dad. Every time my daughter walks into my shop she inhales deeply and says, "I love the way it smells in here." Makes me smile every time. Keep it up!

@chrispeters8293 3 года назад

First time seeing this channel, just want to say how stellar of a dad you are.

@blknightsixtyfo 3 года назад

Same. I subbed on this video. First time here. I love this content.

@viola0livido 3 года назад

carpentry isn't the safest place to sit your babychild...

@viola0livido 3 года назад

@maroxa's condo "Strong and consistent associations with cancers of the paranasal sinuses and nasal cavity have been observed both in studies of people whose occupations were associated with wood-dust exposure and in studies that directly estimated wood-dust exposure." As biologists with a master degree in biosafety I keep thinking it is not a safe for a babychild stay in a carpentry... maybe when he/she get older and can wear some protection. Just to warn you and the "stellar dad". Anyway no need for that "nice touch", better put a cat or a dog.

@daltondrouillard9308 3 года назад

@@viola0livido His baby is doing just fine.

@viola0livido 3 года назад

@@daltondrouillard9308 if you say so, glad to hear that!

@danielbyers1390 3 года назад

This is the most wholesome content I've seen in a good long time.

@TheHeretic435 3 года назад

Same

@pinkishdiamondz 3 года назад

Very true

@funkychinaman7118 3 года назад

Yeah...preparing for home invasion is wholesome

@robertdouth8979 3 года назад

@@funkychinaman7118 If you see a gun and think only home invasion then that's a reflection on your mindset. There are a number of reasons to have rifles/handguns/etc, and this is a really smart way to keep it out of sight and out of mind for the kiddos.

@funkychinaman7118 3 года назад

@@robertdouth8979 no.. the best way is to teach them the value & character of responsible firearm ownership. Sadly, in this age of chest beating & cosplaying militia-goons not many parents do...

@rdm1000 3 года назад

I really appreciate the artistry. Watching somebody skilled in wood working, who has the tools and knows how to use them is a joy. I see you have the same problem with assistants though. Just sitting around and watching instead of pulling her own weight. Sad really. Maybe a year old, and still with no gainful employment.

@discodecepticon 3 года назад

I thought she did great. Holding a screwdriver and moral support easily equates to 15lbs worth of weight.

@aphr0d 3 года назад

Hahah, oh you two

@RexWu 3 года назад

She's the supervisor. She's there to make sure the labor isn't slacking. And i must say, she did a mighty fine job.

@brianlykins6663 3 года назад

Good job buddy. And a beautiful assistant helping. Keep her helping and learning and she will truly grateful for the time you spend together.

@lyn2256 4 года назад

I'm 59 and a woman and I grew up "working" in the shop with my dad. What memories! Don't stop doing this with your daughter. The things I learned, I used all my life and taught to a few men in my lifetime.

@noocemiller6005 4 года назад

I can say the exact same thing, except I’m 58! What a huge advantage my Dad gave me! I can “see” how to build or fix almost anything! Pay attention dads, teach your girls and boys!

@maryannerick7617 4 года назад

How I learned. I was my father's shadow. To this day, I use what I learned from Daddy.

@jeniwatkins3297 4 года назад

My daddy was a contractor and I grew on job sites with him, learning the business. Worked construction for bear 30 yrs. Started at the bottom. I went into civil engineering eventually and dad could not have e been more proud

@VerifyVeracity 4 года назад

I'm 59 also (12-06-1960) grew up "working" as an electrician & more with my dad. The things I learned, I used all my life also, :) & still do of course, I hope to get my shop done soon & want to mentor a few youths to pay my dear departed dad back a bit more. I work with my 15 year old some every week. Back in our day, it was uncommon to not have fathers, uncles or what ever teach us how to do things.

@tronosflynn 4 года назад

Lyn A that’s great

@jonathanavila2010 3 года назад

That baby reaction when she got the measuring tape is accurate as to how I react when i get a brand new tool from the hardware store! 😆 🤦🏽‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️😂

@NickC_222 3 года назад

This is so awesome, man. It's one thing to build a cool concealed safe behind a mirror, but it's a whole thing to do it all properly with nice varnish on the wood, paint on the studs under the wood even though nobody sees them, nice clean walls around the safe in the closet where almost nobody will see, putty between the edges of the drywall, etc. You did really great work here. I'm pretty envious of this project. I wish I had carpentry chops like yours. And your daughter is absolutely adorable. The true star of the show!

@zuzuspetals9281 Год назад

But there’s a Star Wars poster on the wall over his bed with no frame. Go figure.

@cupcakefun01 3 года назад

What an amazing carpenter and loving father you have become! Your family is so lucky to have you and I hope you will always be there to love them and provide for them. God bless you!

@alexmawdsley 3 года назад

Wife gets home "I don't want that mirror there anymore, I want it over there."

@jonathanavila2010 3 года назад

That would’ve been my wife 🙄 🤦🏽‍♂️ 😂

@mattkelly3575 3 года назад

Soooo true!! lol

@vanesa2812 3 года назад

Gold 😂

@jaxxiet5851 3 года назад

😂🤦‍♀️

@noeldennehy1294 3 года назад

Yeah?... You want it moved? Go ahead, do it Wifey.... It's all yours.🤷

@my_screenname007 3 года назад

Not only is this guy skilled an creative but a totally amazing dad! It's so refreshing to see this, thank you

@emmsue1053 Год назад

Genius idea & a great Dad, teaching your daughter as you go along. I was raised like this, at about age two I was handing tools & learned what was what very quickly.

@leakers69 2 года назад

i've watched this a few times and I think your craftsmanship is grade A. As a father of three Daughters I also really enjoyed your interaction with the little one. Nothing more important then Family.

@ElectricIguana 4 года назад

The finale with her in the mirror is brilliant filming.

@anthonylloyd2324 4 года назад

She's taking it all in, learning more than you realize. No better way to spend time IMO.

@drewmiller3462 3 года назад

He pushed the button on the stud finder and she caught right on pushing it herself.

@3nertia 4 месяца назад

Seeing the way you interact with your tiny human the same as you might any other person - be they a child, adult, or otherwise - is probably the most endearing thing I've ever seen ❤

@Premofandabbadozy 3 года назад

There are so many instances where I would have died during this process

@Kazeemi2810 3 года назад

😂😂 That's so funny!

@prettybuttaflymack817 4 года назад

Your video was great, but baby girl melted my heart

@Apb23 4 года назад

Enjoyed the end result when the mirror door closes and seeing the true treasure sitting on the bed watching dad complete his job. 💗

@L.Fontein7 3 года назад

The 'true treasure'. I love thst!

@NoBullFitness 3 года назад

Eloquently put

@hopeboman6464 2 года назад

Love that relationship you and your toddler have! It's an awesome Blessing!! Great job on your mirrored door closets also!

@iowaairsoftmilitia516 2 года назад

It was so awesome seeing your baby right there doing all the hard work. I have one in a half year old and he wants to do everything I do. He is always right beside me when I work on the house. We even had to buy him a drill because he is obsessed with my tools particularly anything with the motor. Sometimes it make jobs a bit harder to complete but I wouldn't trade it for the world. Thanx for the content. Hope you and your family are blessed .

@briannelms5853 4 года назад

I was expecting to see all kind of comments about how you were put the kid at risk. But I guess the type of people that would be interested in this topic are intelligent enough to see she was safe and understand the benefits of raising a kid this way will make her a well rounded adult. And great build as well. Keep up the good work on both fronts.

@WyldeWoodworks 4 года назад

Thanks! Don't worry those people are definitely here. This comment section has been a train wreck at times. Lol

@stripeytawney822 4 года назад

Aspiring Craftsman my only comment about that- splinters while sitting on the worktable? but I am a splinter magnet. old house old wood gets me vitamin W. not so much the new stuff.

@One-Crazy-Cat 4 года назад

Guns and saws, but most of all working are not really a far lefty thing to watch. Lol.

@staryeyez4853 4 года назад

Have to admit, as a mama, It made me nervous...all the what ifs... but she was just fine and so happy😊

@betetet 4 года назад

Brian Nelms, you said it! Well said!

@thetrickisirarelyrespond5945 3 года назад

Waiiiiit....she understood "hold the board for me, okay?" 🤣🤣

@stephanied4863 3 года назад

😂😂😂

@lynntrovert2471 3 года назад

Right?!? I'm really out of touch with childhood development stages, never even having a close friend or family member raise a child through infancy around me, so I was surprised by that. And later he said, "stay there" and even though she wanted to crawl over there she didn't. I can't judge children's ages either, so I don't know how old she is, but by sheer looking at her, in her little diaper, I didn't expect that level of linguistic comprehension. This is just ignorance in my part. It really reinforces, to me, how important this kind of stimulation (actually taking to them with "real" speech) and quality time must be during earlier stages than I would have expected. He reminds me of my dad, except it was motorcycle parts. And she's adorable.

@onewithgreyhair 2 года назад

OMGosh this baby and this Father ... so so so so sweet. Subscribed just because he made me smile.

@miconelsondvm5383 Год назад

Wonderful video! Answered so many questions while being so warm and full of love. You are NOT an aspiring craftsman; you should drop the "aspiring" part... you ARE a craftsman... and a stellar dad. Thanks for making and posting this.

@markliebrock6246 3 года назад

This is the way hero's are made in the mind of a young child.

@stephrashid6513 3 года назад

I used to help my dad with his woodworking projects and he'd help me with mine. Those memories and the memories of our camping/hiking trips are the ones I hold onto most now that he's gone.

@markliebrock6246 3 года назад

@@stephrashid6513 It's the good memories that count.

@Vanessa-xn1bk 2 года назад

Ohhhh God, so thrue.

@AMCGremlin1973 4 года назад

I am so impressed, not just the very precise and well-done woodworking skills, but the genuine love you have for your daughter and she has for you is better than anything else I can imagine. You're one heck of a dad!

@tronosflynn 4 года назад

Dan FromCA likewise he’s great

@purenkool2011 4 года назад

Except for not wearing PPE like goggles, mask and/or protecting baby’s eyes/lungs from debris...😔

@a.c.t.solutionsinc8024 3 года назад

Always great to see a hard working father who's raising their child to be used to some hard work. See daddy do, now watch daughter do. With all the madness going on elsewhere it's great to get grounded again watching a wholesome father daughter interaction like this. You made me smile today and I thank you for that! Also thats a killer hidden shelf... and wow did you ever build your workbench's like a brick outhouse! The whole house could come down around those and you'd be safe with your family under any one of 'em!

@annandall9118 Год назад

A total joy to watch. A great dad. A clever dad. A very happy little girl and a brilliant craftsman. And I'm assuming mom made the video. A great mom too👍

@twitterblackdove 4 года назад

Fatherhood: A Short Film by Dylan Strawn dedicated to his baby girl. #DaddysGirls #Forever 💜

@chuckawade1 4 года назад

As the dad of a girl I totally love this comment

@keithcronk7980 4 года назад

AMEN NO MATTER HOW OLD SHE GETS SHE WILL ALWAYS BE DADDYS LITTLE GIRL.

@stevegibsonii3910 4 года назад

@olivia law Click bait? You don't see the little girl until AFTER the video has started. She is not click bait by any means.

@panda-peanut 4 года назад

@olivia law His little girl is not click bait. Dont be hateful.

@Cereal_Killer007 3 года назад

I love how you make your daughter apart of it, shes having a blast helping daddy

@Asher5250 3 года назад

I love it! You are teaching your daughter from a very young age that she can do anything and especially that her Daddy loves her. You are a great Dad!

@roxannepaul3234 3 года назад

I am so impressed with your woodworking skills and they way you include your daughter! Love it!

@1erinjames 3 года назад

I see a man whose family is lucky to have him.

@miholju 3 года назад

He is lucky to have enough funds for all that wood working equipment.

@tsb2752 3 года назад

Very lucky to have him! 👍🏼

@NoBullFitness 3 года назад

And vice versa

@robertdouth8979 3 года назад

@@miholju I saw that the video said aspiring, and with all that equipment I was like, a bit more than aspiring I'd say.

@TheRealLaughingGravy 3 года назад

This project is taking me a lot longer than it did you. I'm still working on the part where you build the baby.

@AceJams 3 года назад

That part is the most fun

@gwenna1161 3 года назад

Baby in there was cute

@maritimeus 3 года назад

I did that part in about 20 seconds.

@stevee7774 3 года назад

@@maritimeus - Lol! I guess it took Mom 9 months and 20 seconds.

@velocitycigarreview1125 3 года назад

LOLOLOL 🔥

@VoidDragon82 3 года назад

Reading through the comments and they're all about the baby, and you know what? I couldn't agree more! The little munchkin makes this video so much better.

@edgardomagana5809 Год назад

That is a great idea on the hidden compartment. But the best job is the love you give your daughter! Never stop that wonderful blessing!!

@TygerBleuToo 3 года назад

I so appreciate how this video about creating a safe space for firearms centered around your love for your beautiful daughter. Great storytelling!

@gwine9087 3 года назад

Not lockable, not safe.

@williamspetter2823 3 года назад

@@gwine9087 there is literally a fkin safe in it how does it not lock 🤦‍♂️

@gwine9087 3 года назад

@@williamspetter2823 I saw no lock at first. But, I think you need to keep you BP under control.

@williamspetter2823 3 года назад

@@gwine9087 lol I do own bp firearms but I got those when I was too young to own a proper handgun I also own registered smokeless firearms I made this account when I was a dumbass teenager so I understand your concern I've no criminal record and intend to keep it that way

@kyjortin_gaming 3 года назад

@@gwine9087 after being wrong, Gwine doubled down anyways. It doesn't work

@llomax1067 4 года назад

showing the lil one the drill is not scary.... Having her in the shop brought tears to my eyes..... Good stuff brother 🙏🙏

@Tiewaz Год назад

It is so wonderful to see you teaching your daughter early to not be afraid of the things and that she belongs there. I hope you include her in the hands-on parts as she grows up. My dad sorta included me...by having me hanging around and handing tools or holding stuff. I'm past a half century old and still am nervous touching power tools much less using them for anything.

@littleraven28 Год назад

I remember being 4 or 5 yrs old helping my dad with his projects. It grew a life long love for diy in me. I was daddy's girl too, playing with tools while my sister played with boring dolls. Home depot is still my favorite store 😂 awesome video.

@acrimony8068 4 года назад

GREAT father creating amazing memories and quality times with his little girl. Kudos to you!

@JustBethTrying 4 года назад

Better watch out having that little girl around while you do all that. She might learn to take direction and pay attention to her surroundings. Next thing you know she’ll be designing and building and using math .... you know... self-sufficient kind of stuff. And she’ll never smell fresh sawn wood without remembering the love of her Daddy. Great job!

@JoshuaParnell 4 года назад

The shame! The horror! How dare she learn basic life skills and independence! Obligatory /s. I love having my kids around. I started teaching my daughters respect for firearms at 7. At 10, they get their first trip to the shooting range.

@chadalcock7275 4 года назад

@@JoshuaParnell Same here, my son was about 5, my daughter a bit later because of her size. Very small for her age, at 9 just now big enough to shoot her savage rascal

@jeniwatkins3297 4 года назад

@@JoshuaParnell same with my kids and now the grands are learning

@jeniwatkins3297 4 года назад

@joancoleman209 4 года назад

My dad was a master carpenter and I was his little helper. I later became and engineer and now a math teacher.

@laurencastillo9741 3 года назад

Awesome dad awesome channel. This was just beautiful to watch. God bless you and your family 👪🙏

@elizabethpugh2685 Год назад

Very talented. Love how you entertain the baby and still get task done. Good quality time with baby and still productive.

@CaliStaxx 4 года назад

We need more “how to be great a father and provider” videos like this sir. God bless you and the family thanks for the vid.

@ocsd45sob 4 года назад

Reminds me of my special time with my daughter. Memories that are with me forever. When she is older show her this recording.... bet you'll see a tear or two.

@jonathanhall7903 4 года назад

Tear or two? Five or ten. I'm mush.

@Big.Bore.B 2 года назад

This was an awesome video! From the craftsmanship to the father/daughter time. Great job sir!

@RocketChild 3 года назад

Awesome project, but also so sweet to see you interacting with the baby and including her in the project, including teaching her that the power drill isn't something to be scared of but also putting it away when she was still upset. Very nice parenting.

@lincolnpascual 3 года назад

When you hand your kid the tape measure... future carpenter right there. Look at the excitement on that face!

@WyldeWoodworks 3 года назад

I know right? I still react the same way...

@DoctorPepper4 4 года назад

Love the video need the plans if you can, and another note if their where more fathers like you don’t think kids be running the street doing bad things. Keep being the father you are

@WyldeWoodworks 4 года назад

Thank you. I didnt make any plans unfortunately amd if you get a different safe youll need different measurements anyway. Also I think Menards stopped selling this safe so maybe its discontinued? Im not sure. Sorry

@turkeycreekknives133 4 года назад

I built one of these with sand blasted mountain and flying Canada honkers in mirror then I used baby proof hidden magnets to unlock and hidden European flush mount hinges know one ever new it was hidden gun safe nice job 👍

@johnster1285 4 года назад

shes a bit young be running the streets i think.

@ericaber9083 Год назад

Well done and your helper is adorable. Some of my favorite childhood memories were in my dads woodworking shop.

@blt981 2 года назад

You are what makes America great. !!! Family man working hard combining his time with his child and family. Using your brains and your hands. Not an expert but trying hard. Showing your children how to do with your hands . Your baby was the star of your video. It is exactly what my my father showed me. I remember him making my own tool box and my first set of tools. I’m weeping because I just lost my hero dad. Truck driver, working man. 89 with medical trouble. My three boys are like you. Willing to work with their hands . All grown men. I’m proud to see you working. MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY…

@NLY1WAY4U 3 года назад

My Mom said I used to sing when my Dad used a power saw. As a carpenters daughter, still love the smell of cut wood! Great video!

@seraphimprince 3 года назад

Seems you associate that smell with the good times you had with your dad.

@RX-8GT 3 года назад

The best parts was when dad gave her the measuring tape.. and other stuff and she was so happy-go-lucky ☺ 😊 about it.

@Speido307 2 года назад

Turned out great! Awesome helper, miss those days with my kids.

@Hades2607 3 года назад

I believe your videos will help to inspire A lot of people to create amazing ideas. It was a pleasure to watch that.

@freedomtrailamerica2981 4 года назад

Thank you for being a good Dad

@juliemuller4089 4 года назад

I “helped” my grandpa build a house at her age! And I used the next 18 yrs learning everything he would teach me. 😊

@cjredsox34 2 месяца назад

This is too cool! I wish I had the talent, mentorship, and resources to do something like this. Incredible job!

@katherinewong2901 2 месяца назад

I'm thrilled you are taking the awareness, time and investment to make such a responsible and beautiful way to protect your familty. Bravo. May you all live safely together.

@arlenerodriguez1981 4 года назад

Omg your assistant was so spot on with everything ❤❤🔥👏👏👏😁 she was excellent. Dad you did a fab job also ✌😁👏👏👏

@fdj3830 3 года назад

Beautiful. If that was me my daughter would’ve been in high school by the time I finished.

@bamadad53 3 года назад

The mirror project was amazing but the interaction between daddy and daughter was priceless. It took me back to times with my own 2 daughters 30 years ago…memories are forever. I hope mom shows daughter this when she reaches the age she begins rebelling against daddy and if doesn’t melt her in her shoes something wrong with her.

@arandomstone Год назад

I wish that my dad was as kind and cool as you sir, great video too. keep it up!

@Richard-gw2lr 3 года назад

I just stumbled onto the channel. Seeing your daughter brought tears to my eyes. The smile on her face when you gave her the measuring tape was awesome. Keep letting her get involved in projects and stuff like this. It will bring you so much closer together and she will always have that with her forever. You will regret it if you let that slip away.

@TheBigjake04 3 года назад

I’ve done projects like this for years. I really miss the days when my baby girl was helping. She’s not so in to it anymore. Seeing this made me choke up a little and I’m not too proud to admit it. Love it!

@melvinmoore7230 2 года назад

The project in the video was very interesting and you did an excellent job but your demonstration of being a father to your daughter there are no words to describe. Thank you

@letmeexplain1816 3 года назад

So very relaxing watching this, with the music🎶in the background. Great finished project, and bub is cute too.😊

@mhuff1980 4 года назад

This is a awesome video! Aside from the cool mirror build, the absolute best part is that this man (assuming) brings his infant into the shop and allows he or she to experience this great bonding experience while he gets some work done instead of sheltering the child in a playpen or not even bring them with him! I will watch and support you just for that reason alone sir!

@drewone08 3 года назад

I came to learn how to do the mirror project. I left knowing how i want to raise my daughter!

@klausalan 3 года назад

Good dad award. Keep that up and she will know how to build stuff, and more importantly she will love you the rest of your life. I know from personal experience. Great work.

@yellowdog762jb Год назад

Great vid. I'm looking to one that fits 100% within the wall space. Cherish all the time you get to spend w your daughter. Mine is now grown and we have a lot less time together.

@alipush4311 4 года назад

I sat here watching your entire tutorial just ENVIOUS. I hope you know how extremely bless you are to beable to build with your own hands. I wish I had those skills. God bless you and your family

@WyldeWoodworks 4 года назад

Thank you. It just takes patience and practice to learn. You could even do something like this as a limited tools project.

@alipush4311 4 года назад

@@WyldeWoodworks From your mouth to Gods ears - lol

@A.M.Independent.Consultant 4 года назад

Same, I am working on my skills

@bossdogg4767 4 года назад

Is it just me, or did everyone else watch this video from beginning to end?? Great work man. Cute kid as well.

@elisabecerra4 4 года назад

Me too

@Digitalhunny 4 года назад

Came, for the hidden mirror, Stayed for the infant interactions, Left wanting grandkids... excuse me I gotta go call my daughter. 🤗🥂

@tammiehernandez3467 4 года назад

I sure did!

@charlesbrittain4460 4 года назад

Say great work what did he do I was watching the kid

@charlesbrittain4460 4 года назад

Lol

@regulator45331 2 года назад

That is a good little helper you got there . Love that part of the video . So cute.

@MYFATHEREMMANUEL 2 года назад

A proud father always enjoys involving his child in his activities; this is priceless/sweet.

@ChrisArtsTube 3 года назад

Wearing a vault-tec shirt while building a concealment mirror... Everyone liked that.

@onesmallfakeasain6859 3 года назад

I was thinking the same

@jake_lasagna8917 3 года назад

-Vault Boi approved

@jitterbug9595 3 года назад

With a star wars bed set!

@disobedientknight 3 года назад

NICE

@jakeowen4290 3 года назад

Is the baby really his?

@lindam.9282 4 года назад

Oh my goodness! This old lady couldn't tear myself away from watching to the end. I was totally captivated with the project and that little baby girl is going to have so, so many memories of you and she sharing these times! I absolutely love the concealment mirror. Great idea!