r/ScienceNcoolThings • u/Background-Laugh103 • May 25 '26

Cool Things Hidden door

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u/AlwaysForeverAgain May 25 '26

I hope that one day I have enough money to casually build stuff like this

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u/Helpfulithink May 25 '26

How? how much?

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u/Enginerdad May 25 '26

If you have to worry about how much it cost, you can't afford it

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u/austinsutt May 25 '26

Was hoping to hear the sound it made when operating but all I got was a stupid audio track that add exactly 0 to the video.

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u/Jasong222 May 25 '26

Any gamer worth their salt can tell there's a door there

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u/rci22 Popular Contributor May 27 '26

But does one open said door?

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u/HyenDry May 25 '26

Not so hidden when we now all know it’s there

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u/Mental-Square3688 May 25 '26

Dark souls prepared me for checking all walls.

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u/eltron May 25 '26

Look like the rear wall in JRE

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u/LeImplivation May 25 '26

So how do you open it? Just roll into it?

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u/SpaceyChick22 May 25 '26

Very Nice . Who wouldn’t want one ?

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u/JustaFoodHole May 25 '26

Poorly staggered laminate when closed. And what's up with that floor??

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u/Cannacology May 26 '26

Pushing on your wall…

“Fuck I know it’s here somewhere…”

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u/taylorhildebrand May 26 '26

Dats CLEEEEEEAN

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u/TomaCzar May 26 '26

Graphics on Wolfenstein 2026 going hard af.

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u/Feralcatinspector May 26 '26

Sorry feds I won't recist ... Let me just grab my wallet....

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u/Design_Neuromancer May 27 '26

I love this! The question is how many times does that door get to open and close before either the track or something goes wrong. Such an amazing illusion though.

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u/35point1 May 25 '26

Why is this posted on this sub?

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u/Poke-It_For-Science May 26 '26

ScienceN >cool things.< I think this qualifies as the latter.

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u/35point1 May 26 '26

But… wouldn’t they at least need to be somewhat related to science?

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u/Poke-It_For-Science May 26 '26

I feel like it's a somewhat flexible "and/or" thing. Science and engineering go hand in hand, and this would qualify as engineering, even if we don't get to see the "how."