thanks for this video, i made the same closet choice and this video made me feel alot better about doing the work and adding this project to my todo list

Brilliant! Dude, that's awesome

It still messy. Just buy normal shelf and make a hole in back panel... It's simple movable and rental friendly.

Nice Job.

Hi, Ergo, no need to use a hammer that will break the plastic clips as shown in your video, to separate the "roller" from the control bar, please use a flat driver to push into the gap between the control stick and the "roller". The two parts will be separated; you can keep the plastic parts intact which helps the axle rotation smoothly. It is a shame that I can not post pictures here.

This is a great idea! Thanks!

Have you got plans for this please

This is awesome, what length drawer slides did you use?

IT worked thank

You look like the future! Light skin. Asian eyes. Nubian hair. I saw an article once in TIME magazine and they described future humans and they were described as a mix of all races. It’s 2024 and here you are. Wow.

NOT A HACK. that's how closets work. jeezzzzzzzzz

How did your pax drawers open fully? I purchased the pax system for a client in February and the drawers barely open halfway. They are essentially useless. I have been searching for rails that will work for months and hacks and nothing has worked. I have tried changing out the rails with other brands and nothing will fit correctly. I even called ikea after watching this video to see how in the world you found pax drawers that open all the way. I know the pax 2.0 is coming out in July in USA but maybe you like somewhere else where it has already come out? Please help!! I need to know where you found the pax drawers!!

thanks, Ergo, it looks simple to do; my only question is according to the video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bMWhhJx8msiqoXk.html; the spring needs to rewind in a different direction, however, your film did not mention anything about this, is rewinding the spring can be ignored? thanks again for the confirmation

Cat approves

Thanks man. you're a life saver.😅

Hi, I'm a beginner in woodworking. I'm looking to furnish my apartment and make some furniture. What tools and materials would you recommend for making furniture easily? Do you think I should use MDF, plywood, or some other material?

great idea

Very nice!

Minnie is precious ❤. Love your hacks and the mirror was a good idea. Now I have ideas for making my closet better. Thanks for posting your work!

I’m so happy, I found this channel ❤. I love watching how you plan, and listening to your reasoning. In the end what you make is beautiful, even a saw work bench. So, I know everything you make will be just as carefully thought out and built. Thanks for posting your work!

Wow! Excellent planning, making assembly fast! Love your work ❤

I like the idea of a mini fridge and/or charging area in the hidden compartment.

For the Hiden storage, you could take avantage of that space to add devices charging. Either with having everything hidden with a slot on the back to have the wire able to come out, or add on top a couple charging ports(this would probably break the minimalist look by having it visible. If you are able, you can had a wireless charging spot also. Some can be hidden and some can be visible. Would had some additionnal fonctionnality to it.

Is there a budget breakdown? I just kept hearing the word "expensive" but no numbers

MDF as the structural body is a strong and inexpensive choice for something that is mostly hidden. But my biggest takeaway was the use of the DIY table saw stand doing double duty as a work bench.

It is small, but necessary, projects like this that most DIYers need. Organizing drawers and cabinets to suit our individual needs is a constant challenge.

Very Creative. I like the fact you used cardboard and wrapping paper where most builders would have immediately went to wood.

Awesome work!!! I would love to learn how to repair wood furniture and build things.

Thank you bro, found a few vids on this item but this was by far the most simple and efficient one. Didn't even need to open the paper manual.

Nice

Really cool. I will emulate for sure. Do you think a fixed base would add the value of preventing items from getting under the wood and creating chaos? Is that an issue?

This is pretty much exactly what I want to construct. I just need to get the saw so I can build a table for it.

Great first video, thanks!