This table magically folds over to create a secret compartment. This way you don't have to clean the table off, just fold it over and use the backside.
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4 Comments
Uh... I think having a minitable in your house would arouse too much suspicion as to it's purpose to make this useful. I was kind of hoping this video would be about a real table with a secret compartment.
This is awesome man, I think I'm gonna try a giant version...(Or I guess you could say regular-sized?...) Anyway, cool video.
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A regular-sized version of this would be awesome, but how would you hide the canvas as it dangles your secret stuff below for all to see?
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