Infinity Mirror Mineshaft Table
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Here's my version of the infinity mirror mineshaft.
As requested - Overall measurements: 21 3/8" (H) 27" (L) 19 3/4" (W)
mirror and glass are 16 x 24"
The film I used www.amazon.com...
Does anyone read all the comments before asking questions? I did and I now know how to build the whole thing.
You have way more patience than me ansering the same wuestions over and over. Beautiful build and thank you for all of the time you took to spread the love. Peace, Chad
Probably one of the best ones I’ve seen
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Excellent! That illusion works very well, and the modeling looks so realistic. It's not even apparent that the lamps flip 180 degrees each level.
Thank you very much!
I love that you used "re-bar" for the ladder, and the pipe addition is great. Thanks for showing us.
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*rhubarb
The pipe really gave it that extra realism
Thanks, it’s my favorite part
Holy Guacamoly! What a nice idea! Well done. 👍
Thank you! 😊
Perfect :) and let us not forget that the wauw effect is much more in reality then watching it on a monitor in 2d like we are all doing here.
Thanks and YES!
I want to try creating an infinity "doorway" using the same concept, I imagine it would look like an ancient cavernous walkway into the unknown. Think it's doable?
ABSOLUTLEY!!! I've been thinking of something similar. I want to position the mirrors to create the illusion of the walkway curving or leading up or down.
You make beautiful products
Thank you so much 😊
The best one Ive seen
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Truly outstanding, and inspirational work. This is now on my list of things to do before I pass on. Does anyone know how the quality and intensity of the reflected images would compare using the tempered glass with applied film method or using a premade 3/8" sheet of partially "silvered" acrylic for the top mirror? Thanks in advance.
@@kennethschroeder2789 thanks. Go for it and let us know how it works out. I hated using film, but didn’t know a better way. The tempered glass was just a precaution against breakage. I just happen to find the exact size I needed on Amazon.
That ladder is so realistic looking. It really looks like it goes deep underground from your room. I love it!
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Glad you like it!
I was thinking of using a glass with reflective film for the lower mirror too: the lack of light on the back of the glass, facing the bottom of the table, should make it behave like a first surface mirror. Do you think it could be an option?
Btw, yours is mesmerizingly fantastic.
Not sure. it will probably work but the reflection might not be very bright. The good news is, if it doesn't work good enough, you can replace it later. So it's worth a try.
@@The-Stuff-I-Do Yes, I have that doubt too. If I decided to proceed with the creation of a DIY first surface mirror, my fear is that the reflective layer, now exposed to the atmosphere, would oxidize quickly. I read in your comments that you initially also thought about opting for this solution: did you have a workaround in mind to solve the oxidation problem? Can you suggest an idea to protect the reflective layer once exposed?
@@federicohapablap3571 I don't have any ideas, a spray clear coat may distort the image. epoxy would work, but then you'd have the same gap as with glass. Let me know if you figure something out.
I'm gathering material to make one. Yours is the best I've seen so far. Do you have an IG on how you made it? I want to recreate some of what you did. Did you put the metal strapping right at the bottom, touching the mirror? You can't even tell there's a mirror. Phenomenal!
I don’t know what IG means🙃
The metal straps are a few Inches above the mirror
@@The-Stuff-I-Do Instagram. Just curious if you had this project posted somewhere with more pics.
@@The-Stuff-I-DoI'll buy you a coffee on Fri 😘 You've been so helpful. Thank you for sharing this project.
That looks pretty darned cool
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Very Nice DIY Project 👍🏼👍🏼
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The pipe down the corner is _inspired_
Bravo!
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Love this one
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This is so cool 😊
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Best one of these I've see by far!! Do you have a build sheet of materials and sizes you care to share??
I added the measurements to the description. I was making this up as I went, trying to create what was in my head. It's made from 1x4 pine on the exterior, and wood from an old weather-beaten pallet on the inside. If you have specific questions, I'll answer them.
@@The-Stuff-I-Do Do you have an Amazon link to the lamps?
It's an oil lamp I got off Amazon and wired for electric. I painted it to make it look old www.amazon.com/gp/product/B091YKQC9G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@The-Stuff-I-Do Thanks! I've seen a few of these and some of the lights look goofy since the illusion shows the bottom of the light alternating. Yours looks the same from the bottom, hard to tell top from bottom!
@@garylaughter9910 thanks
it makes me nervous like i could fall in. great job
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Also, you can see the alternating, flipped images of the lamp. Wondering if an almost symmetrical lamp was used, if that would make the lamp images a bit more realistic.
@@kennethschroeder2789 I’ve seen people use bulkhead lights so that you don’t see the “flip”. I wanted an oil lamp light to give it the “old timey” feel. I was willing to settle for the flip to get that look.
Does the film go on top or bottom of the top piece of glass?? And does the mirror side of the film face down or up?
Bottom of the top, mirror side facing down
You did a great job on that.
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Really good job on the build .... did you say you can use a regular mirror ??.. you jus gotta scrape the back off of it??
I've seen videos on how to remove the backing, but I ended up not needing to try it. You have to scrape off the paint without removing the mirror
This is amazing. Very good quality build. I was wondering if you could achieve the same effect by using a TV / monitor screen and a digital photo?
I’m not exactly sure what you mean
impossible, you would not get the stereo vision (3D) effect when moving around
Could you make a video showing how you made it and what supplies you got for it I’m trying to make one now and I’m just struggling where to find a few things you have in this video
I can answer questions about my build.
Le meilleur table 3d. Chapeau
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Amazing work 😎
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One of the best👌
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Does this lead to Narnia?
What 2 way did you use on top . I’ve ordered the film off Amazon
The brand was Gila
Hi mate love the table..I ganna try too make it..wats the cool light called..thank you very much mate
its an oil lamp from amazon that I gutted and wired for LEDs
Did you use film or an actual mirror wanna buy some film but don't know what brand is good quality
The bottom is a mirror the top is film. The film I used is in the description.
Really cool!!
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Would you ever be open to creating documentation for one of these? I would love to build this.
2 one way mirrors + planks + lamp + pipe + rebar ladder piece + led light
Thats pretty mcuh it
Love it .
Great job .
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This is amazing.
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Bonjour,
Magnifique travail, l'illusion est fantastique 👍
Quel est le diamètre de tuyau ?
1.5 inches
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Merci 👍
Amazing!!! Keep up the great work!
Thank you!!
WOOOOW!
Great Video. The first time where you do not see the mirrors.
What Type of glas/foil do you use for the top mirror?
It’s regular tempered glass with mirrored window tint from Lowe’s
Best one ive seen.
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So amazing effect, wow it looks great!!
Can you tell me where I can buy this rebar steps? Can you sell similar to me (2pcs) ?
Any home improvement store should have 12" rebar, I just bent it to size.
Is one part of mineshaft and the bottom is a mirror and the top is a one-way mirror so you can see through and it makes the illusion of being endless
That’s so awesome!!! What did you use for the two way mirror? Two way mirror film? Please tell me the brand name
Film, by Gila
Do you have a description or link or anything on the type of light? Brand name, size? Thank you!
It's an oil lamp I got off Amazon and wired for electric. I painted it to make it look old www.amazon.com/gp/product/B091YKQC9G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Be interesting to do this on the inside of a medicine cabinet. Love it when guests snoop.
it wouldn't be hard to do
I’ve seen videos on these as well as tensegrity tables and I really really wanna combine the two at some point
This one was one of the more satisfying illusions. Sometimes the LED’s are overly present, but this one was great
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Interesting, so the table surface would have the mirror illusion? That would look really cool in combination with the chains!
That's what I was researching for. I've for some really thin aircraft cable. I'm trying to figure out a design that won't be too heavy. I'm also worried that not having the sides will ruin the illusion, especially if the size requires us more than about six inches.
Hi, nice design, may I know where did you buy the lamp?
Amazon. It’s actually an oil lamp that I wired for electric
First of all amazing work.... but can I ask you,
do you have any link on what to use for the bottom glass?
I used the mirror from an old Sony table top projector tv. You can buy first surface mirrors from www.twowaymirrors.com
@@The-Stuff-I-Do So the bottom is just a regular mirror and the top is just glass?
@@c0nfidential1 The top is regular glass with mirrored window tint, the bottom is a first surface mirror, you can use a regular mirror, but it will create a gap in the illusion
@@The-Stuff-I-Do I just checked that website for a 36”x36” first surface mirror and they wanted $2,800!
@@brhoades WOW!!! You can make your own by removing the paint on a regular mirror. I was going to try that before I found an old projector tv.
What is the size of the "ladder part" (iron bars)?
Beautifull work!!
It’s #4 rebar, about 1/2 inch
@@The-Stuff-I-Do Wow, thanks for your quick reply, but what i meant is Lenght and width.
@@The-Stuff-I-Do and if i am correct there are only two? 🙂
Yes there are only 2
The length is about 12-14” before bending, each bend is 2-3”
@@The-Stuff-I-Do Great, thanks for the advice and ofcourse the inspiration :-)
Very Kool! How big is that box?
Overall measurements: 21 3/8" (H) 27" (L) 19 3/4" (W)
Very inspiring. You must be proud. I would if I had done this :)
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Would you be willing to share what brand of reflective film you used? I'm trying to make something similar and I clearly bought the wrong kind. I would greatly appreciate it.
This is what I used www.amazon.com/Gila-Privacy-Adhesive-Residential-Control/dp/B000H5XTKG?th=1
@@The-Stuff-I-Do Thank you so much. Now I can finally finish it!!!
@@davidkinney650 post a link when you do
Very clever ✌️
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Hi, what glass did you use for the top? (and ideally where did you source it) I want to get that reflected look while the light is off.
the glass is normal tempered glass, the reflection comes from mirrored window tint placed on the bottom side.
@The-Stuff-I-Do thanks, really great job! For the mirror window tint, what one way foil did you use? Thanks!
@@paulhopwood9741 The brand is Gila, I don't remember the specifics other than mirrored
@@The-Stuff-I-Do thank you!
@@paulhopwood9741 This is what I used www.amazon.com/Gila-Privacy-Adhesive-Residential-Control/dp/B000H5XTKG?th=1
Wonderful
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So you didn’t use glass on top?
Yes, it's glass
@@The-Stuff-I-Do Whats the film used for? I might be a little confused haha
Where is the ventilation?
gotta hold your breath
This is amazing! Did you have film the process?
*ever
no, but I can answer any questions about building it
Hi I have a few questions. Is the top glass just a regular glass with mirror film or is it an actual one way mirror? Also how did you attach the top glass to the table? This is one of the better infinite tables I have seen! @@The-Stuff-I-Do
@@paramshah7241 It's 3/8" tempered glass with film. The box has inside walls and outside walls. The interior walls are 3/8" shorter than the exterior walls. The glass sits on top of the interior wall and the top frame anchors it in place.
This one is really my taste 😉
I decide to build myself but noticed that all privacy film have silver side as sticky side so film have to be apply from the top of the table 🤔 to work correctly. I was hope film can be apply from inside so won’t get damaged when objects are put on table, could someone clarify this problem please
Regards
Marek
I used Gila film and didn't have any problems sticking to the bottom side of the top glass
Hello may i know what materials you use?
The outer box is 1x4 the interior wood is from an old pallet
Nice job! Where did you get the light?
It's an oil lamp I got off Amazon and wired for electric. I painted it to make it look old www.amazon.com/gp/product/B091YKQC9G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thank you!
where do you get the mirros
@@kylerdowns695 the top is regular glass with mirror tint. The bottom is a first surface mirror from a projection tv. It’s possible to make a first surface by removing the backing of a regular mirror. You can also buy them, but they can get pricey. If you use a regular mirror, you’ll get a gap in the image.
Where did you buy the rebar for jhe ladder?
I got mine from a job sire, but you can get it at most home improvement stores
@@The-Stuff-I-Do thank you for the quick answer
Which mirror film did you use?
Gila is the brand
Hi. Do you have a set of plans/ instructions for this?
No I don’t, I was making it up as I went with just a picture in my head. I’ll answer any questions you have
@@The-Stuff-I-Do you don't have any more video footage or pictures of the build?
Edit: Nvm just understood, top ladder part has a bigger offeset, translating down.
Faked, the ladder prongs stick out oddly far on lower levels, meaning it couldnt have been repeated.
bom dia meu amigo, da certo com o vidro blindex na parte de cima??
The top glass is tempered.
Is that real wood on the inside ?
Yes
Nice! Any tutorial or tip of how this is done ?
No, but I can answer any questions you have about how I made it
@gizzlebflyingknee111 www.lowes.com/pd/GILA-Privacy-36-in-W-x-15-ft-L-Silver-Mirror-Privacy-Control-Window-Film/1103235
hello sir can you please put the measurements in the description , i would love to re-create the same table as this one please, thank you in advance. its amazinnggggg btw
Overall measurements: 21 3/8" (H) 27" (L) 19 3/4" (W)
mirror and glass are 16 x 24"
Have you used normal glass at bottom??
No, I used a first surface mirror from an old table top projector tv
@@The-Stuff-I-Do hmm, maybe im stupid but can you use a normal mirror at the bottom? or do i need some special glass to make it look infinity?
You can use normal glass, but you’ll have a gap the thickness of the mirror glass in the illusion. If you put your finger against a mirror in your house you be able to see what I mean.
Gud stuff ! Money to be made with that 1 👍
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What opening % does the upper mirror have? Greetings
5-20% I'm not sure
Hi.. May I know what kind of mirrors are on top
mirrored window film
What's the type of bulb that you've used?
LED candelabra 100w equivalent
@@The-Stuff-I-Do and the name of the glass on top?
@@ishabhusal1821 Its regular tempered glass with a mirror film on it
Very cool. Great job
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これはすごい！かっこいいʕ•ᴥ•ʔ✨
I'll just say thanks
Amazing, I tried to make one and its really cool.
That's great!
Please send me details how can i made this at home 😊😊
@@learnandshare001 I can answer specific questions, but I don't have step-by-step instructions
What is name of mirror used at top?
ITs tempered glass with mirrored tint
why dont you do tutorial build that
I would have to build another one to do that. I have several people asking me to build them one. If I do, I'll make a tutorial. Until then, I'll answer any questions.
Do you know the vlt percent of the top glass film
I'm not sure is this will answer your question, but this is what the website says. The brand is GILA
ENERGY EFFICIENT: Rejects up to 79% of total Solar Energy
INCREASED COMFORT: Reduces glare up to 82%, making interiors more comfortable
PROTECTS INTERIORS: Blocks up to 99% of UV rays, helping to keep your interior from fading
Best!
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Is the height of importance for the illusion? I am afraid the height maybe too high for a coffee table..
The taller the better. But you can knock a few inches off and make it work. If you do two ladder rungs, keep them evenly spaced with half the distance from top and bottom : if 8” apart then make them 4” from top and 4” from bottom. This way the reflection keeps them evenly spaced
@@The-Stuff-I-Do Thanks for the tip! - I made the frame, it should be around 50cm from mirror to mirror now (it was 65cm). When i am done i'll send you the result.
@@jeroenx4542 looking forward to seeing it
Can you send a link so I can see yours?
@@The-Stuff-I-Do Finally i had time to finish my table. Below are links to two short video's. The quality of the video's are poor unfortunately. In reality the effect is much better.
Specially the Black Light is very cool, but almost impossible to get a video from.
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Nice work, I would like to negotiate to buy please.
ok
What mirror is use on the top and size
It’s 3/8” tempered glass with reflective window tint.
Very nicely done! Do you mind sharing how you “rusted” the hardware?
For the ladder rungs and nuts, I left them outside and sprayed them with water bottle a couple of times a day for about a month. For the metal straps and light switch, I painted them black and then with a multi color textured spray paint. The light I coated with spray stain.
@@The-Stuff-I-Do real rust, that’s why it looks so authentic!
That’s awesome I want one!!
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Do you sell it ???
make an offer
Whete do we purchase lol
Good question, I'm open to offers.
nice
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Nice!
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It's all fun and games until you see something crawl up the tunnnel 💀💀💀
The welcoming party consists of two dogs, a pair of cowboy boots and a baseball bat. Unless they are smiling, then they get a cheese platter and Iced Tea.
I’d shit a purple Twinkie if I saw something coming up the ladder.
How deep is it?
16-17 inches
How do I get plans
I don’t have any plans. I was making it as I went. I had to start over 3 times because it didn’t fit the image in my head.
This would be fun and all stuff until you see a random person climbing up
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Class this
I don't know what that means.
Holy shit!!!!!
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