Submarine Door

Apr 26, 2011 10 Replies

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peephole.



Regards,



Edward Hennessey


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> Nice peephole.

That takes peepholes and deadbolts to a whole new level.

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Got to love it.

That is pretty cool.

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>>>>> Nice peephole.

Gotta remember that if I ever build another straw bale wall house. It is tradition to put what is known as a "truth window" on an interior wall to prove that it is indeed made of straw:

Before:

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>>>>>>>> Nice peephole.

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> That would be a cool one ...

this one would be better

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Nice peephole.

Cool. But it's also a hell of a trip hazard.

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for that--someone asked me a while back if I could make them a hidden room and I've been trying to figure out a lock for it ever since that didn't involve using a remote control.

You might consider a hidden magnetic touch latch. Although, one might argue that it could also be considered a type of remote control.

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OutSTANDING!

-- Make up your mind to act decidedly and take the consequences. No good is ever done in this world by hesitation. -- Thomas H. Huxley

Well done.

I have some large bronze - high quality bronze - portholes.

Wartime versions - the 'glass' is crystal. Crystal was safer from shattering. It was also easier to make without the week or so of glass cooling.

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> Nice peephole.

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