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WHO WOULD LIKE TO SEE ME DO ANOTHER VIDEO LIKE THIS WITH A HYDRAULIC LOCKING DOOR?!!

-With a Live Sensor from across the room, that can unlock the door with the wave of a hand, or the push of a hidden button? No strings, no weights, no pulleys, Just high tech James Bomb Fun?!!

Who wants that Video? If I get 1,000 people to say yes! I will spend the $1,300 in parts to buy everything necessary and will build that hidden hydraulic locking room! I have the space to do it, and I believe it would be awesome! Just want everyone’s feedback on whether they’d love a second updated video to this one??

THANKS in Advance!! Love you Guys!

In this video I walk you through how I took a bookshelf, assembled it and hinged it in front of my closet doorway.

Once you have assembled and properly hinged your door, book shelf, etc, so that it fits properly over the opening. ( this making whatever is secretly behind the door inconspicuous to the seeing eye.)

Then you must come up with an elaborate way of opening the door, so that if someone gets suspicious and tries to pull it open it wont budge.

Because it is locked into place on the inside.

The door should only open through pulling of a certain object to unlatch the inner lock, and then enabling the door to be opened.

The Point of a secret closet is usually to hide something from someone for safe keeping.

But it can also be built just for fun, because who doesn’t want a secret room?!

Either way, I hope watching this video gets your imagination going, and that you build something very cool of your own!

If you do build your own secret closet, room, underground bunker, or anything of the sort, please post the video and share! I would love to take a look!

Imagination is the mind having fun.

-To living your dreams,

-Tyler Hilderbrand

Today we are going to discuss our 15A-ST-PE precision wire stripping tweezer. This is a custom made to order tool for your specific wire gauge. We make them for 30 gauge or smaller wire, we use the American Wire Gauge as our standard for measuring the slot. The body of the tool is made out of Carbon Steel, the edges are flame hardened and then we coat it in epoxy to prevent oxidation.

You can see there are two stops on both sides of the head, and an even cut slot to allow for stripping the wire without nicking. We have some 36 gauge wire here and you can see we have a matching stripper.

Depending on the wire the process is fairly straight forward, place the wire anywhere in the slots, squeeze the tweezers, give it a little twist and pull apart. That’s all there is to it.

There are some magnetic wires out there that may two to three pulls to remove, but in those cases we recommend sending a piece of sample wire to us for evaluation. These may require a small adjustment to the stripping slot.

You can find more information about these and all of our other products we carry by visiting us at www.excelta.com