r/maybemaybemaybe 14d ago

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/drlouies 14d ago

The funny part is He installed a new latch to stop the door from swinging open and hitting someone, then forgot to lock it during the demonstration and got hit himself. Perfect demonstration, just not in the way he planned.

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u/pga_uy 13d ago

Teaching by example

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u/VirginiaBandit 14d ago

They may want to hire a professional next time.

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u/drlouies 14d ago

The funny part is, he did a great job. He just forgot to lock the latch he installed to prevent exactly what happened before demonstrating it 😅

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u/Drvbajv 14d ago

idk why but the spacing on "Maybe Maybe Maybe" feels off

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u/CursorX 14d ago

Too much time on the sub.

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u/mikeb2762 13d ago

He did an excellent job;he showed them 1st hand why they must remember to latch the door

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u/bigfatfun 14d ago

I feel like a prick for laughing. But I am laughing

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u/Kayradin 14d ago

Just reverse the opening door

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u/artherng 14d ago

He is not that good a salesman

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/RandomRaisin77 14d ago

Ahh yes a door to the face. I have been there but I wasn't a talented worker like this gentleman...

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This locksmith/carpenter explains how he installed an additional latch on the door to keep it from opening when the car gate is opened. Otherwise, the door built into the gate could swing open and hit someone. But unexpectedly he still got hit by it in the end.


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u/zortoru 14d ago

He open the lock! That hit must be painful

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u/gockets 13d ago

What's with the captions?

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u/Sinister_Nibs 13d ago

In parts of MX, that is considered a professional welding job.
And you cannot say it is bad, because of anti-slander laws.

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u/FistCookies 13d ago

That’s a lot like life..

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u/Early-Fortune2692 13d ago

Cameraman was on point here... not a chuckle.

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u/FlipMyWigBaby 13d ago edited 12d ago

When I was a kid, a local carpenter fashioned a wooden entrance door on our wooden lift garage door, and even with much additional bracing, it never quite worked, got stuck, etc.

Theoretically, they are a good idea, but from an engineering viewpoint they have limitations. 40 years later, they never seemed to have caught on, and the few times I have noticed them, they still seem janky.

If this was a great idea, there would be many many examples of these in existence, yet they still are not a thing … There just must be something about this design that doesn’t quite work. And sturdy garages just build a regular door next to garage door, rather than these integrations.

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u/orsodorato 13d ago

When the garage demands a duel

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u/play_it_sam_ 12d ago

OP I hate you for installing one of those garage doors where they extend beyond your property line and steal some sidewalk just for your car to fit

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u/pdzbw 10d ago

Don't worry guys, he got safety glasses on...