"Fine, I'm leaving!!!!" - Presses button with angry face.

what if it malfunctions and it only closes part way and you are still standing there mashing the button trying to close it. AWKWARD.......

normie twice removed Yeah, and you have to stand there like an idiot for ages while it opens really slowly 😀

hahaha

It's called the slow burn...

Jealous people who have no ability or talent themselves.

@@tonysicily2687 Primitive people who want to live in the 20th century. The kinds of people who key Teslas.

music

LOL hope ya stopped

Sophie Cannon very good

Just put something breakable by the door instead.

One that shuts the door fast so there either trapped in or trapped out

It's all good and well until someone gets crushed in the middle of these doors.

​@@BAGINAZARD It would be easy to create a sensor using arduino, to prevent any accident

@@r00tsie85 sensor isn't any efficient in this case, it should just reopen when it is stuck on its way to close, just like train doors

wee ree If you use a sensor and your standing in front of it won’t shut.What are you talking about?

@@JonahStubbs what

Galaxy Quest.

That would make it perfect.

This "tool"? You mean the handle?

You need to work on sealing your house so you can get it into orbit

Have you ever been trapped?

Oh maybe you just used the transporter

Julio Gutierrez It is most likely not that strong because it is using an air compressor. I would suspect that it is strong enough for the doors to move, but it doesn't have enough strength to do any damage. (Unless you have your head in between it...)

Program the door opening to allow motion reopen, and then motion off when closed.

Brad Gamwell I don't have time for punching in codes, so I just use the Schwartz to open it.

That reminds me, I need to change the code on my luggage.

Oh thats nice, where do you live fam

Im surrounded by assholes....

Great, open your luggage and his door will pop open right while he is laying pipe in the maid.

id go with vid monitoring peephole to see whos on other side of door, just for more cool factor although you really dont need it

You're living in the 19th century...

I use my knob.

You fucking savage.

All the doors on my starship use this, where do you guys live that you still use knobs?

You don't use your knob any more? Man, you should see a urologist. He can probably get it working again.

nope. 400 psi. will kill you. but will still close. lost a cat that way.... "malfunction"

David Beppler lolol

Oreos are tasty

A poor decision would have been regular Oreos, so congratulations. You're on the right track

Because you ask the internet for advice.

Muhammad T its ok, maybe after eating your Oreos you will think of something even better!

Are they double stuffed?

you bloody ibasil, "mechanism would be the air ram used to open the door! he showed electronics for control digital electronics or air routing hose's are not mechanical. Who's a dumb ass now? "stay in school kids and don't do drugs like this fuckwit"

It's a shame when you can't even ask a couple simple, honest questions without clowns like *Hugh G Wrection* making a smart-ass response. Little kiddies like that don't have the first clue how to interact with people, and you can tell by his username he's just a dumb kid with ZERO life experience. So typical on KZfaq nowadays.

*Hugh G Wrection* Yep... in tears here. You sure put me in my place. All yield to Hugh . . . lol Children.

Ex wife... that's a good one. You aren't fooling anyone, kid but you can pretend you've been with a woman if it gives you comfort...lol

*Hugh G Wrection* Whatever you gotta tell yourself... ;)

Or a good old-fashioned "electric eye" (infrared) beam running across the door frame face. You break the beam and it opens (when in unlocked mode) and also won't close until the beam connects again.

You can adjust some motion sensors so they only trigger with close-by movement. Also, you could use an iris scanner as well! :D

Hee hee... you could also use voice recognition... "My voice is my password" (from the movie "sneakers".

***** He has the Instructables link in the description.

Hutch5321 I believe you 👀

I tired that but my dilithium crystal matrix burned out, causing a tachyon impulse surge in Jeffrey’s tube 4-sigma.

Tozmo. You need to use a ferrite core to protect the sensitive tachyon flux integrity. Sudden spikes will kill your dilithiums every time.

I appreciate this humor)))

You star wars guys are off the hook!

but the noise is part of what gives it the star trek feel

I can sleep through an Abrahams tank driving through my house, no problem.

Plus, I’m sure it has a silence setting, or an off switch, so it wouldn’t bother anybody

That's loud?

japzone huh?

I was thinking the same thing. Like before motion sensors when stores had those pressure plates in front of the doors to open when stepped on.

I'm pretty sure this will keep most women out.... Just saying...

Not if she can also open it from the other side ha!!!

I'm curious who he needs to lock in from the outside

Don't worry! His wife will be beamed in.

+mac taggart - "I'm curious who he needs to lock in from the outside" Hopefully not to hold someone prisoner inside... I assume that when the outside is locked, the button inside will still open the door. .... Makes sense to be able to lock it from both sides, like any other mechanical/digital door lock. But, I would replaced the button/keyswitch/lock on the inside panel with another keypad, and set a key-code to hold the doors open and a key-code to disable all pneumatics (manual mode). You allow the door to be locked from the inside so people can't enter when you're inside, like a normal "button in knob" doorknob on a bathroom or bedroom door. You allow the door to be locked from the outside to prevent people from entering the room while you're away. I just question the usefulness of a keyswitch with a physical key on the inside panel that seems to just be left inside the keyswitch/lock at all times (while you're in the room). When you have unlocked the doors from the outside, why do you need a key while you're in the room? And, when you leave the room and lock it from the outside, no one can reach (access) the keyswitch inside the room.

I remember having many a store manager chasing me away from their grocery stores when I was a kid playing with the pressure mats in front of the doors. :) Back in the days before the motion sensors that are now used.

Pressure mat is a good idea...

I got a really nice watch from there

jesse1779 I've been to that website before! I love that website!

stupidest question ever

+Justin Dunn Then they obviously didn't want in/out of the room badly enough. They pay the ultimate penalty.

+Sunny Pandey It's actually not. With kids or animals they may stand in the doorway and it doesn't sound like he has a sensor checking to see if it's closed. So it could seriously hurt someone.

+Keyeszx Probably not the way it is, but you could install garage door springs or closing hydraulics to the system if you want a greater guillotine effect. You're right though, a sensor would be better for kids and dogs. You would need two, one low and one high. When both activate the doors stay open, when just the lower sensor activates the doors snap shut.

+1Howdy1 someone doesn't like dogs....

***** I don't see a ring on his finger so i'm pretty sure that isn't the reason.

No,,,this is future sci-fi retro.

It's his parents house

They all died during the development phase...

Realy ?? Did you even watch the whole video ?? you can just relase preasured air and open door by hand

Ah, but how do you get in in the power fails while you are out?

"relase" ? does he "re-lase" with a star trek "lase"(r) ?

Let’s assume the locking of the door is mainly for privacy reasons, not to secure anything of a high value. The system could be setup to automatically release the air pressure upon power failure, allowing manual operation.

sledgemeister reroute energy from the warp core.

its 2 pockets doors on a motor

Except these ones will squash you if you don't cross quickly.

Roberosein good point

The manual mode he explained should fix your issue

Hahahaha

Roberosein 😂😂😂😂😂

Roberosein not sure that how life works. I know the difference between farts and actual gas. Some of us do.

Micah Watson Too bad we abolished slavery, amirite?

Mike Hawk that's a standard interior door, how big are you?

*nickd1961* I'm 6'5 at 240 lbs but I have no problem accessing 'normal' doorways in homes. Maybe this one just looks smaller...

Daphne Blake Yup, look into a BEA “crystal” infrared curtain sensor.