Always makes me laugh when I see comments from city and townsfolk saying why waste our money prepping when we can go to the country and take their stuff. City soy-boys have no idea what they're gonna come up against. This is a real man right here, taking care of business.
I used to think prepping like this was overboard and unnecessary. But as ive entered my mid 30s and seeing how the world and society has changed the last 10 years....ive began reading and watching more prepping videos like yours. Your channel was the first one that popped on my feed when I searched prepping and its been very helpful so far. Many thanks and greetings from Texas!
Thanks for sharing that, I love to hear stories like that, I had my awakening into prepping in my 30's as well, when the real-estate market crashed, and tanked the economy, I ended up losing everything because I was living paycheck to paycheck without any kind of safety net, it was a huge awakening for me! Its really just the responsible way to live your life now! thanks for watching, glad you found my channel!
Feels good getting organized, been working on our garage. Unfortunately gets too hot here to store much beyond camp gear. I did set up an old desk as a cleaning station/project table.
I can only dream of having a set-up like that. I'm working on it. The books I've got to get. I always seem to think of other things. Great video!! Helps me to remember what I need. I've got a limited income and I'm the only one that thinks we need to prep. My significant other thinks I'm just paranoid. I believe it called being cautious & prepared!!! Thank you for the great information.😊
Prepping, homesteading, farming - you are never done. I've been on my little farm almost 30 years, and there is always something to repair, stock/restock, etc. This summer I guess my birthday present is a new hay shed roof and a separate chicken coop - so the chickens aren't shitting all over everything in the hay shed in the winter. the chicken coop, with slight modifications, is also big enough for my truck. Always keep in mind how you would use a space for something different if you want to switch things up. A roof that does not leak is a seriously fantastic peace of mind item! With no chickens in there I can now build some shelves, too, for storage items that are taking up room in another shed.
Glad I found your channel. I live in SE Idaho, so it's nice to find someone living in the same state, that is producing content that can relate to location, and lifestyle.
having an underground bunker with access points unknown to others is so important. And if you live in the country you can dig a tunnel leading to an emergency exit point well away from the house.
I have been planning to make some tote storage racks in my garage... But this video just made me rethink that since the rack wouldn't really secure anything where a shelf with a homemade cabinet door would add a layer of security if anyone breaks into the garage... Thanks for the video and helping me get past a bit of complacency I was feeling.
Thats awesome, would love to see what you come up with.. I have definetly enjoyed designing and building my pantry! Thank you and thank you for watching!
Same here. My first thought was garage, but they're easy to break into. Fortunately, our master bedroom has 3 closets, so I turned one into a prep pantry / gun area.
Thank you so much for sharing your setup! You are well organized and should be congratulated. The Minute Man ready to go gear I will copy. I can see you thought it through, even having the handgun at the front just in case. Awsome!
Wish I had space for a room like that lol. One thought: spray the cabinet door with the chalkboard paint to take quick notes,etc. not sure how it works on that wood but with some sanding and primer, should work.
Good start and effort on your preps and plan. Consider a freeze dryer which are priceless for your own home made FD (Freeze dried) products. The family can do it easily. 25 year life, light weight food. Look up freeze dryers at Harvest Right.. Any questions, let me know about the process. A FD will launch your preps into fast forward and food security.
just need to make the bottom of the bench into one faraday cage, to keep your electronics in, and make one for your generator too, I' probably add a small fridge to keep some goodies in while your working in there or just waiting it out, oh and maybe some camera station in their to keep an eye on your yard and surrounds. Just some of thoughts the rest of it looks really good! Cool little man cave. :)
I love your desk/work space. I've never seen a pantry/storage area with one - good thinking! As time goes on, humans have decided to have areas that blend together for functionality instead of separate areas. I mean, put the laundry room and pantry adjacent to the kitchen - that's where the home maker is most of the time, instead of running up and down stairs with laundry baskets for example. Homemakers with a workspace/desk in the kitchen also save time. This summer, I've bought an extra gas stove/oven for our outside shed so I can can outside. I have a small television out there so I can watch something while I keep an eye on the pressure gauge. I'm not heating up the house, the dogs can play outside while I'm canning instead of being stuck in a hot house. I'm baking out there, too, and cooking things like steak or whatever so my house doesn't smell like meat! Also, with the stupidity of the powers that be wanting everything to be electric, I wanted to have another gas appliance for back-up. One of the comments here reminded me that I need a fire extinguisher out there! This is my first visit to your site, and I found you to be knowledgeable - I'll be back (she said like Arnold)
With all due respect from the most seismic country on the planet, where we must all be "prepers" in some way whether we want it or not. Very good job, simple, nothing fancy, just functional. A unsolicited advice? portable flashlights, I particularly liked the one you have inside the weapons cabinet. (what many do here is to have these put in places in the house where you have to circulate in a power outage, then have lite but have your hands free) -Fire extinguishers. in particular in a place built in wood, where so much plastic, paper and ammunition are stored. once again great job an Sorry about my English
Nah this was super cool man. Definitely Subscribing im always lookin for designs and ideas for a prepper office pantry ideas etc. Can never find good ideas online sooo many dedicated preppers who have set ups like this practice opsec so hard they dont wanna share any design ideas plots etc. which i get and respect so usually kind of hard to find ideas like this thank you.
Very nice very well thought out. You might want to add some more water And some basic hand tools you never know when you're going to have to pound a nail or turn a wrench. Pray for the best and prepare for the worst.
Here in the UK a gun cabinet has to be a metal lockable safe, with ammo stored in a separate safe. When you apply for a firearms certificate (licence) the police will visit your home and inspect your gun storage. Approved gun locker are expensive. I wish I could build something like yours!
Same rules here,and you have to shoot at a range at least 10 days a year at a designated shooting range. That way they can check if you really used it for sports and you keep familiar with safety rules.
A few sheets of diamond plating inside and outside that cabinet would add layers of defense and add a nice esthetic look. Just use rivets instead of screws to prevent someone from just taking them off to gain access.
That's a good tip, but they would have to get through many others layers of security to even get to this point inside my house first. This is mostly to keep the kids out. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for sharing. One idea for you. On your gun cupboard on the inside you could attach several bars that go into a hole in the side of the cupboard to stop someone just unscrewing the hinges, great video. From Skippy.
Someone with a cordless drill could take off the hinges and remove the door pretty quickly. Hinge screws are typically concealed. It looks like they were installed that way at one point.
Pretty good setup! A few suggestions would be to put any edibles like crackers, ramen, etc. in a lidded tote as these attract rodents all too well! A handgun concealed in a food box or hard-cover book will be much faster to access than weapons loaded in a cabinet or safe! Keep a cooler in you vehicle filled with bottled water as this can be one of the most important things to always have handy, the cooler will help keep the water from getting too hot or too cold, and be fairly easy to carry! The cooler should be large enough to carry enough water for three days for each person that you expect to have with you! One gallon jugs take up less space and are easier to carry in hand if needed!
So you’re saying that you’re a thief… Oh interesting, and it shows on your profile that you support George Floyd, and enjoy rap music.. imagine my shock!! 🤨😂
Number one tip for preppers.... DONT PUT YOUR STASH ON THE INTERNET FOR EVERYONE TO SEE. Some things should be kept private. It shouldnt be too difficult a concept to figure out.
Solar....Did I mention SOLAR!!! Get rid of the battery powered lights. You need to be able to charge/run critical equipment off grid. Rest looks awesome. Don't know the size of your family, but food and water should be able to supply each member for what ever time you determine... for us, we do 2 yrs.
@@idahoprepper good luck brother in the coming war. You are lucky, we ain't allowed guns, but have high power x bows and knives/ Machetes. Will be hand to hand over the pond, but we have illegals here that NATO are arming, i believe. Gina be interesting.
My den is located in the basement. Looking at your storage room, I need to replace the bookcases I made from old furniture. Unfortunately, chipboard does not perform well, the more so that there is moisture in it. I wanted to use what I had to save money. I see that OSB is a better solution.
Very good and smart setup. One safety hazard, ironing machine right above your work table. Maybe you bang on a rifle or something it could hurt you. Take care
Thanks for watching, funny that you caught that.. It’s normally in my food preservation box, it was only there because I had just finished sealing up Mylar bags with it and it was still too hot to put back in the box.. glad you enjoyed the video!
I'd put the food in better containers, even in my pantry I get those tiny little bugs eventually if something isn't hermetically sealed. Then you have to go through and throw out anything they made it into, PITA. Just some simple totes would work fine
Appreciate the concern.. yeah that would be nice, but Im not too worried, my home is extremly rural, and in a very safe and homogenius area, and its perimeter is heavily fortified and surveilled! Thank you and thank you for watching!
Love it brother!I have almost all the same books and many more, I would suggest getting native indian medicine book and the natural outdoor first aid book.. stay frosty!
I will never understand this, but everyone needs a hobby I guess. I collect vintage Levi's from the 50's and earlier and have invested entirely too much money into them. So, I guess I have no room to talk. Ha.
I did originally, but the door wasn’t closing properly, after 3 hours of messing with it I gave up and put them on the outside.. it’s just as well, I wasn’t really trying to achieve a Fort Knox level safe.. just needed to keep the kids away!
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A fire extinguisher on the wall would be a good thing to have. Well organized supplies, thanks for sharing!
Good advice, I do have on in this room, must of forgot to mention it, thanks for watching!
You can see it next to the fridge
I would add fire blanket, smoke and carbon monoxide alarm all which could be already there.
Good point you got there
@@idahoprepperi see that i answered to quickly,very nice organised room you got there
That gun cabinet is more secure than a liberty safe.
Exactly! And at a fraction of the cost!! 😆 people seem to of forgotten that gun cabinets have been made of wood for centuries..
A living room floor is basically
how is it secure when you have the door hinges on the outside?
@@dosviejossinrumbo813 it’s just meant to keep the kids out.. thanks for watching!
@@dosviejossinrumbo813At 2:55 he states that....
Well thought out and nicely done. I like that all family members have appropriately sized back packs.
Thank you so much!
Outstanding, brother. I love the simplicity and cool stores. God Bless you and yours!
Always makes me laugh when I see comments from city and townsfolk saying why waste our money prepping when we can go to the country and take their stuff. City soy-boys have no idea what they're gonna come up against. This is a real man right here, taking care of business.
I used to think prepping like this was overboard and unnecessary. But as ive entered my mid 30s and seeing how the world and society has changed the last 10 years....ive began reading and watching more prepping videos like yours. Your channel was the first one that popped on my feed when I searched prepping and its been very helpful so far. Many thanks and greetings from Texas!
Thanks for sharing that, I love to hear stories like that, I had my awakening into prepping in my 30's as well, when the real-estate market crashed, and tanked the economy, I ended up losing everything because I was living paycheck to paycheck without any kind of safety net, it was a huge awakening for me! Its really just the responsible way to live your life now! thanks for watching, glad you found my channel!
Feels good getting organized, been working on our garage. Unfortunately gets too hot here to store much beyond camp gear. I did set up an old desk as a cleaning station/project table.
Yes it does, I have a very difficult time getting much done when it’s hot outside, Thanks for watching!
You could get one of those diy mini slips, 1500 bucks you would have ac and heat
I think this is the biggest dream of every Man.
and woman!
I can only dream of having a set-up like that. I'm working on it. The books I've got to get. I always seem to think of other things. Great video!! Helps me to remember what I need. I've got a limited income and I'm the only one that thinks we need to prep. My significant other thinks I'm just paranoid. I believe it called being cautious & prepared!!! Thank you for the great information.😊
Prepping, homesteading, farming - you are never done. I've been on my little farm almost 30 years, and there is always something to repair, stock/restock, etc. This summer I guess my birthday present is a new hay shed roof and a separate chicken coop - so the chickens aren't shitting all over everything in the hay shed in the winter. the chicken coop, with slight modifications, is also big enough for my truck. Always keep in mind how you would use a space for something different if you want to switch things up. A roof that does not leak is a seriously fantastic peace of mind item! With no chickens in there I can now build some shelves, too, for storage items that are taking up room in another shed.
Save your money
I'm pretty prepared myself. Water most important. Can never have enough. Thanks
Believe it or not one of your most important items is that map of Idaho on the wall.Stay safe brother and well done
You should flip your hinges around, all someone would have to do is unscrew them and the cabinet is open
This is great and my goals for my bug in room. Going to use 4x4s and wood from work to build mine out similar.
Looks Great, God Bless you and your family.
Thank you! I genuinely appreciate that, God bless you and yours too! thanks for watching!
@@idahoprepper also wanted to mention. You should water glass can your fresh eggs to stock pile them. We do here. It's simple and works
I was a paint contractor too!!!
Glad I found your channel. I live in SE Idaho, so it's nice to find someone living in the same state, that is producing content that can relate to location, and lifestyle.
Welcome aboard! Glad to have fellow Idahoans supporting the channel! thank you for watching!
having an underground bunker with access points unknown to others is so important. And if you live in the country you can dig a tunnel leading to an emergency exit point well away from the house.
Bonus Hole
Then come dig it for him
@@theemeraldfox7779 ok. Where is he?
thanks for preparing stuff ahead, we will come and collect it comes wshtf
@@audentesfortunajuvat3297 come on by we have plenty of lye and caustic soda for the party :)
Nicely organized. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
Good setup!
Depending on how secure it is it could make a decent safe room.
Thank you, yeah it could be ok for a safe room.. thanks for watching!
@idahoprepper lol then why do you have a buyout bag? Which in my professional opinion is a bad idea..11 year military veteran
Beautiful sir just beautiful!
Thank you so much, and thanks for watching!
Love that pantry ..I wish I had one just like it
Thank you so much🙏🏼💪🏼🙏🏼💪🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼💪🏼🙏🏼
I recently got organized like this. I recommend getting a good cart or wagon in case you had to leave your car and go on foot
I have been planning to make some tote storage racks in my garage... But this video just made me rethink that since the rack wouldn't really secure anything where a shelf with a homemade cabinet door would add a layer of security if anyone breaks into the garage... Thanks for the video and helping me get past a bit of complacency I was feeling.
Thats awesome, would love to see what you come up with.. I have definetly enjoyed designing and building my pantry! Thank you and thank you for watching!
Same here. My first thought was garage, but they're easy to break into. Fortunately, our master bedroom has 3 closets, so I turned one into a prep pantry / gun area.
Thank you so much for sharing your setup! You are well organized and should be congratulated. The Minute Man ready to go gear I will copy. I can see you thought it through, even having the handgun at the front just in case. Awsome!
Wish I had space for a room like that lol. One thought: spray the cabinet door with the chalkboard paint to take quick notes,etc. not sure how it works on that wood but with some sanding and primer, should work.
Good start and effort on your preps and plan. Consider a freeze dryer which are priceless for your own home made FD (Freeze dried) products. The family can do it easily. 25 year life, light weight food. Look up freeze dryers at Harvest Right.. Any questions, let me know about the process. A FD will launch your preps into fast forward and food security.
I keep my freeze dryer working 24/7. It's definitely worth the investment
Flour goes bad, long term the best way to go is store whole wheat grains and get a grain mill but baby steps, I know
North Idaho here and pretty much have same setup. Storms famous for knocking out power up here. Thnx for sharing Brother👍🏼🇺🇸
YOU NEED LIGHTS ON THE FIREARMS!! lol i didnt see any but if they are there good job!
just need to make the bottom of the bench into one faraday cage, to keep your electronics in, and make one for your generator too, I' probably add a small fridge to keep some goodies in while your working in there or just waiting it out, oh and maybe some camera station in their to keep an eye on your yard and surrounds. Just some of thoughts the rest of it looks really good! Cool little man cave. :)
Very good ideas and suggestions, Love the camera idea! thank you for watching!
I love your desk/work space. I've never seen a pantry/storage area with one - good thinking! As time goes on, humans have decided to have areas that blend together for functionality instead of separate areas. I mean, put the laundry room and pantry adjacent to the kitchen - that's where the home maker is most of the time, instead of running up and down stairs with laundry baskets for example. Homemakers with a workspace/desk in the kitchen also save time. This summer, I've bought an extra gas stove/oven for our outside shed so I can can outside. I have a small television out there so I can watch something while I keep an eye on the pressure gauge. I'm not heating up the house, the dogs can play outside while I'm canning instead of being stuck in a hot house. I'm baking out there, too, and cooking things like steak or whatever so my house doesn't smell like meat! Also, with the stupidity of the powers that be wanting everything to be electric, I wanted to have another gas appliance for back-up. One of the comments here reminded me that I need a fire extinguisher out there! This is my first visit to your site, and I found you to be knowledgeable - I'll be back (she said like Arnold)
With all due respect from the most seismic country on the planet, where we must all be "prepers" in some way whether we want it or not. Very good job, simple, nothing fancy, just functional.
A unsolicited advice?
portable flashlights, I particularly liked the one you have inside the weapons cabinet. (what many do here is to have these put in places in the house where you have to circulate in a power outage, then have lite but have your hands free)
-Fire extinguishers. in particular in a place built in wood, where so much plastic, paper and ammunition are stored.
once again great job an Sorry about my English
Nah this was super cool man. Definitely Subscribing im always lookin for designs and ideas for a prepper office pantry ideas etc. Can never find good ideas online sooo many dedicated preppers who have set ups like this practice opsec so hard they dont wanna share any design ideas plots etc. which i get and respect so usually kind of hard to find ideas like this thank you.
Thank you for Sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Nice dude, its such a good idea to take a little time now and have a good setup in case of natural disaster or something else.
YHVH Bless You always
Great job man! And practically a neighbor! Nampa man myself!
Thanks for watching! Nice to see follow Idahoans on the channel!
Very nice very well thought out. You might want to add some more water And some basic hand tools you never know when you're going to have to pound a nail or turn a wrench. Pray for the best and prepare for the worst.
Thanks for the tips, and thanks for watching! absolutely.. 100% agree!
Excellent job!
Here in the UK a gun cabinet has to be a metal lockable safe, with ammo stored in a separate safe. When you apply for a firearms certificate (licence) the police will visit your home and inspect your gun storage. Approved gun locker are expensive. I wish I could build something like yours!
UK has fallen. Sad state of affairs. My family came to the USA many generations ago from Scotland.
I guess these rules being applied almost over whole Europe
@@sosteve9113 Canada, too. Thank God we're in the USA!
Sounds terrible, do you guys have to get a license to breathe as well?
Same rules here,and you have to shoot at a range at least 10 days a year at a designated shooting range.
That way they can check if you really used it for sports and you keep familiar with safety rules.
This is very satisfying to watch
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
A few things I would add:
1. Unisex toys
2. Board games
Great setup ! Thanks for sharing bra 👍 from 🇨🇦
Very inspiring, thankyou for sharing 🦘
A few sheets of diamond plating inside and outside that cabinet would add layers of defense and add a nice esthetic look. Just use rivets instead of screws to prevent someone from just taking them off to gain access.
That's a good tip, but they would have to get through many others layers of security to even get to this point inside my house first. This is mostly to keep the kids out. Thanks for watching.
Nice. Nice. Now we know the preps, comms, gear and navigation tools are stored in one spot. Shelves do give me an idea though.
awesome set up.
nice setup and nice organization ...
Nice set up brother! Seeing those 30 round mags really makes me miss living in idaho!
Thank you and thanks for watching! where did you move to that doesn't allow 30 rd. mags?
Awesome setup, thanks for sharing
Thank you and thank you for watching!
Thank you for sharing. One idea for you. On your gun cupboard on the inside you could attach several bars that go into a hole in the side of the cupboard to stop someone just unscrewing the hinges, great video. From Skippy.
Or simple use bolts not screws!
Another Idaho kid (68 yo) here. Just found your channel and subscribed.
Someone with a cordless drill could take off the hinges and remove the door pretty quickly. Hinge screws are typically concealed. It looks like they were installed that way at one point.
Love your setup brother. Ive been struggling with mine since i dont have a dedicated room yet so i split our laundry room.
Thank you.. I hear you, I had to take a portion of our garage to make my pantry.. the car barely fits in there now! .. LOL! Thanks for watching!
great plan, i want to have something like this for me.
hi 👊 A well-equipped prepper's den. Greetings from Kashubia 🌳🐺🌲
Pretty good setup! A few suggestions would be to put any edibles like crackers, ramen, etc. in a lidded tote as these attract rodents all too well! A handgun concealed in a food box or hard-cover book will be much faster to access than weapons loaded in a cabinet or safe! Keep a cooler in you vehicle filled with bottled water as this can be one of the most important things to always have handy, the cooler will help keep the water from getting too hot or too cold, and be fairly easy to carry! The cooler should be large enough to carry enough water for three days for each person that you expect to have with you! One gallon jugs take up less space and are easier to carry in hand if needed!
How long would the water last for and be good to drink?
Very good setup! Congratulations!
Love preppers they getting everything done for me so I can find it ready to take,,,thank you
So you’re saying that you’re a thief… Oh interesting, and it shows on your profile that you support George Floyd, and enjoy rap music.. imagine my shock!! 🤨😂
I hate rap and don't give a shit about Floyd,,how did you get everything so wrong 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣@@idahoprepper
you should mount your firearms to the door of your cabinet. Gives you good access to the firearms and gear without knocking anything over!
I need to build this exactly!! Awesome man
you forgot to add toothpaste in your inventory hahaha love the content...
Upgrade your lock and put the hinges on the inside
Thanks for the overview!
Number one tip for preppers.... DONT PUT YOUR STASH ON THE INTERNET FOR EVERYONE TO SEE. Some things should be kept private. It shouldnt be too difficult a concept to figure out.
Te felicito por tu equipamiento
Great video, thanks for the ideas!
Nice set up brother 👌 I'm jealous . I need an address so I know where to go when shtf 😂 keep it up
Solar....Did I mention SOLAR!!! Get rid of the battery powered lights. You need to be able to charge/run critical equipment off grid.
Rest looks awesome. Don't know the size of your family, but food and water should be able to supply each member for what ever time you determine... for us, we do 2 yrs.
At least it's not a liberty safe
If anything happens you will be more likely target number one for your lovely neighbours.
Great vlog , thanks
Gas/chem mask
Surpressor for rifle
Night vision
Oh, also maybe a xbow for complete silent shots
Thank you.. those are good suggestions!
@@idahoprepper good luck brother in the coming war.
You are lucky, we ain't allowed guns, but have high power x bows and knives/ Machetes.
Will be hand to hand over the pond, but we have illegals here that NATO are arming, i believe.
Gina be interesting.
the sawyer kit is the best thing you can have in your arsenal for survival
Great set up well organized bro thx subscribed cheers
Lights on those guns!!!!!!
My den is located in the basement. Looking at your storage room, I need to replace the bookcases I made from old furniture. Unfortunately, chipboard does not perform well, the more so that there is moisture in it. I wanted to use what I had to save money. I see that OSB is a better solution.
Awesome!
Love IW sticker on top of the freezer, they don’t sell those anymore.
Very good and smart setup. One safety hazard, ironing machine right above your work table. Maybe you bang on a rifle or something it could hurt you. Take care
Thanks for watching, funny that you caught that.. It’s normally in my food preservation box, it was only there because I had just finished sealing up Mylar bags with it and it was still too hot to put back in the box.. glad you enjoyed the video!
@@idahoprepper i feel you, we get so caught up with preparing for ourselves and loved ones. Usually we overlook our own safety. Carry on man
looking great! congrats 👍👌
Thank you so much 😀
I'd put the food in better containers, even in my pantry I get those tiny little bugs eventually if something isn't hermetically sealed. Then you have to go through and throw out anything they made it into, PITA. Just some simple totes would work fine
Wow ❤ hello from Bulgaria
Hello! I’m glad you found my channel! Thank you!
Looks like you need a reloading bench in there.
The only thing more that I would want with your setup is heavier doors and locks between the garage and pantry.
Appreciate the concern.. yeah that would be nice, but Im not too worried, my home is extremly rural, and in a very safe and homogenius area, and its perimeter is heavily fortified and surveilled! Thank you and thank you for watching!
Great video, by the way. That is Absolutely Great, Set up 👌
Thank you very much and thank you for watching!
Love it brother!I have almost all the same books and many more, I would suggest getting native indian medicine book and the natural outdoor first aid book.. stay frosty!
Excellent collection sweetie!!! So how much concrete and steal between you and the sun ☀️😎🤔?????
Muito bom seu armazenamento 👍👍👍
I have problems with rotating my food stock and it expiring
This is sweet!! 💪🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
An iron, thats good shit. Thats how people can tell you're not a zombie, pressed clothes
Man I'm late and this is a few months old. Dam I live out my truck houseless wish I had money and a place to collect stuff. Fudge
I like the set up.
I hope you have more ammo though.
Nice setup!
I will never understand this, but everyone needs a hobby I guess. I collect vintage Levi's from the 50's and earlier and have invested entirely too much money into them. So, I guess I have no room to talk. Ha.
Thanks joey! My friends keep asking what are you gonna do? Its really rather simple. IM GONNA TAKE IT FROM YOU..
You’re going to take it from me?
Maybe put hinges in the inside because it would take a second to get it open
I did originally, but the door wasn’t closing properly, after 3 hours of messing with it I gave up and put them on the outside.. it’s just as well, I wasn’t really trying to achieve a Fort Knox level safe.. just needed to keep the kids away!
Great pantry.
Thank you!
Like from Ukraine !