DIY How to Lock Up Your Chilled Sweets, Soda & Beer Fridge Without Drilling Into It [Padlock]
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2021
- Buy me a coffee? www.buymeacoffee.com/diytechn... Buy me a coffee? www.buymeacoffee.com/diytechn... Stuck or need help? Call me right now and show me your problem: paltap.me/DIYTechnician.
Please feel free to contact me directly if you need a hand or this isn't the exact answer that you need! Padlock your fridge without drilling into it. I mixed up some two part epoxy and secured it to the refrigerator door. DIY How to Lock Up Your Chilled Sweets, Soda & Beer Fridge Without Drilling Into It
Link to my wife's poshmark: posh.mk/E4zpllwsGcb
Free shipping on first order if you mention DIYTechnician! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Great idea. I just moved into a place and I think the roommates are tampering with my food. I don't want to damage anything. Thanks!
Lock em out!! :) good luck✌🏻👍
Thank you!
ye im in sad same situAtion unreal i hjave to put lock on lol love from cornwall uk
@@DIYTechnician I have zero knowledge about any 50/50 mixtures can u share what u did so I can do this for my fridge
@@CoachAryi the package of epoxy mix will have directions right on it.
I only clicked to watch the mixing of the epoxy which you skipped over... Also questioned if you had mixed enough product, but it appears to have resulted in a precision job!
Thanks
Why did you use the epoxy for? If I understoos you still used screws? For the air to not go inside?
It was extra protection
Cool I've been getting really tired of my cheesecake disappearing... curious where you get large container of expoxy? Thanks.
Hahaha yeah I hear ya. We’ll is hit Home Depot or lowes. Take care and enjoy that cheesecake, I know how that goes:)
Bruh get all the epoxy you want I'm still gonna eat that cheese cake
@@nicosfutureson4450 😭😟
Man you too ?!?!
Very great Idea thanks for this video of yours i asked my neighbour india guy put lock mg fridge but i don't have idea like this he make it dril my fridge instead of having lock my fridge its broken 😢 and now i have fridge again i want put lock and i want this idea i asked again one person to do this very nice idea love it
So nice of you, thank you.
@@DIYTechnician ur welcome sir
hi, will this work on a door? it's been broken into twice and i can't change the lock, will this do for a temporary fix?
yup
Bro you must be a bachlor because I know that no woman would allow this to happen to the fridge, but Thanks for the video appreciate it
Hahaha well there’s some truth to that. This was on a garage fridge though so was able to fly it under the radar.
I actually have the same kind of parts as you when it comes to the screws etc. but if i choose not to use the screws, do i use that sticky stuff you put on those two pieces? Is that silicone?
I screwed it in with a little epoxy on the back and then around the edges after it was screwed in
@@DIYTechnician wait- I thought that this was supposed to be in place of using screws? What was the size of the screws?
Hey what's the name of the heavy-duty epoxys and where did you buy the?
Well any old two part epoxy will work. I picked this stuff up from a buddy.
I like JB Weld, holds amazing.
Loctite clear multipurpose epoxy would that work?
Or gorilla epoxy stick? I live in a small town and we don’t have much and I need this asap
Yup it sure would. It would probably look better too:)
For a similar product to what he is using I would go with JB Weld.
Will cement glue work better than your epoxy I have a snack thief getting into my mini fridge and living in my sodas
I think that will work. Yep, secure your stash!! :)
@@DIYTechnician alright thank you
My mom has dementia she is strong as an ox. I been asking for a sealant and everyone acting dumb! What is this 50/50 mixture? Please help
I hear ya:) the 50/50 mixture is just taking half part on one and adding it to the exact same amount of the other, half and half sort of speak. No need to use the whole thing but maybe just a quarter coin size of one and a quarter coin size or the other and mix it together. Half and half and doesn’t matter how much of each just equal parts of each. Doesn’t have to be precise but just close. Hope this helps. Hit me up if any more questions
What the name of the compound you've used?
It was just a two part epoxy.
@Lady Sarcastic I would guess so ask a old hardware store guy
I did this today using Gorilla two part glue. It seems to have worked but mi 17 year old autistic boy is clever, or mean, enough to hammer at it. If it seems solid in the morning, I'm doing the freezer. I bought a 10 cubic ft frost free fridge to to keep our butter, sauces, drinks and clean ice and anything else he taints on a regular basis. He'll have his own fridge.
Great idea. So you may want to reinforce it with a two part epoxy since he’s smart enough to try to pry it off, I’m afraid gorilla glue may break free if given a fair amount of force with a tool or tools. Thanks for letting me know! Great to hear this helped.
@@DIYTechnician
yeah, that's what I used. Thanks.