Routers get warm, make sure there is still plenty of airflow around it.

Hide everything so then when you need to troubleshoot it you can't see what error lights are flashing and then you have to remove everything from boxes.

Fire hazard 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

Girlfriend: Hey Hone, can I stick the Printer in the microwave so it can look pretty?

As soon as they started cutting the books I was out. I'm done, I can't, so despicable.

I am not here for the hiding of printers and boxes!! Lol

Good way to kill your equipment fast

or you cam simple cut off the entire bottom of the box and simply lift off the box, print, then put back when done and printer's cooled off

Ok, I don't know if it's because I'm a guy or something, but I don't find all these tech things ugly, my problem is limited space for my tech, especially for my big bulky printer, and a box would not solve that!, it would still take up space!, and that's just so awkward, keeping it in a box, so if you have to change the ink, you have to reach deep inside the box, and if I have to scan or photocopy, I have to reach deep inside it too, and the lid of the printer would bump up against the box wall and not be able to stay open properly, and plus the wrist and back of my hands are going to be hitting the sides of the box, restricting their movement as I'm working inside the box, and I would have to be looking at what I'm doing from an awkward angle, as I work down inside the box!

That is extremely dangerous

I'm seriously concerned about the fire hazard here. Electrical items especially tech gets very hot; and if you're using older wired tech; the chances are it hasn't had it's thermal paste changed in a while; so it's going to get even hotter. There are loads of great and creative ways to hide technology; don't use cardboard. If you're going to use wood; cardboard or any flammable material; make sure you've got heat resistant coatings on there and a few extra fans. Alternatively. Invest in an electrical engineer to install your routers; hubs etc in the attic/ loft or cellar/basement; have clean built in network docking stations. If you can't afford that (like me); DIY Perks has some great tutorials which meet the necessary safety requirements.

Your camera should focus closer on the idea vs looking at the people.

Great looking ideas & my daughter would die if I cut a book.

Is it hiding cables or hiding equipment? Cable will still be out - let alone it’s fire hazard

No that box just looks silly.

The printer was so pretty before the box.I actually read so fake books do not appeal to me. Sorry. I did love your other videos.

are there no fire hazards with this kind of project? 🤔

Getting too fancy

I don’t get how the printer paper feeds through the bottom of box? And doesn’t it need air flow?

Sorry this is a terrible idea ...not only looks ugly but dangerous ..

Way to ruin books and create fire hazards all around the house!

Nikki needs her own channel. This lady is just full of fantastic ideas.

Do not hide electronics in boxes! They get hot. Bad idea.

I just hide my router and modem under the couch

worst idea everrrrrrr...

Does this lady have a KZfaq? I would love to follow her.. Great ideas!!!

Brilliant tips!

Poor beautiful books.

City line Books killers????

Smdh in awe that she thinks these are good ideas.

Electrical equipments gets hot. Will malfunction without proper airflow. Someone tell these Airheads that these ideas are not bright ideas. Like we wont see the ethernet cables sticking out of the Router...SMH🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

Woman logic that is looking for a big fire hazard....

(#facepalm)

Really, hide everything and the router? ppl pay for the signal strength and you are blocking them by hiding, I believe its a bad idea

The problem - it doesn't look pretty Their solution - cover it all up with even more useless junk No need to think about functional design, reorganization, effective cable management, smart use of space etc. Dumbest reorganization I've seen to date!

Very bad.