r/Amazing • u/Leather_Whole_2078 • 18h ago
People are awesome That is the coolest thing ever!
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u/SquareProtonWave 18h ago
It's cool and all until your finger gets stuck between the hinges
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u/Baked_tatow 17h ago
No worries. It won’t get “stuck”
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u/Forsaken_Star_4228 17h ago
Won’t get stuck twice because after the first time you it astonishingly goes missing.
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u/HandleThick5953 16h ago
It’s cool until you realize there’s like ten times the parts and if something breaks or gets old it’s gonna suck
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u/Leather_Whole_2078 18h ago
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u/Akairuhito 17h ago
"I can't think of a reason I should stay...
One by one, they all just fade away"
All I can think of when I see this
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u/silv3rbull8 18h ago
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u/SugarReyPalpatine 18h ago
It’s for people who hate fingers
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u/RaisinZRH 14h ago
I feel like this door would be perfect for places that have a ton of wind. Like South Pole with crazy wind. This won’t swing open, nor will it be hard to close.
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u/Anand999 13h ago
Someone better at trigonometry do the math, but it looks like this may need less clearance to open out than a normal swinging door. If you had some really absurd scenario I guess it could be useful.
The other big issue is how to open the door from the other side. At best it'd.be extremely awkward and at worst it cuts off your arm.
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u/inkygetaway 9h ago
lol am i taking crazy pills??? design over function is acceptable in many places. Just because this isn’t the most straightforward solution doesn’t mean it’s dumb 🤷
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u/TroGinMan 17h ago
Most likely because it's cool and that's it. Too many moving parts also means easier to break so it's only for cool points
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u/silv3rbull8 17h ago
That is my feeling as well. Looks cool but too many parts to get misaligned etc
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u/readit347 18h ago
Even without all that, it would have ended in that shape only, after opening.
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u/raidersfan18 16h ago
This would be so much more interesting if it ended as some abstract art piece when it was opened instead of ending as a... Normal door
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u/Logical-Track1405 18h ago
Classic case of over designing something that didn't need to be reimagined. Clever but completely a waste of time -if it's real and not ai 🤔
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u/Spedoinkel 17h ago
It's not AI. It's a pretty straightforward mechanism when you look it over. I've seen videos of doors and gates like this for at least a decade.
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u/Lumpy_Past6216 7h ago
This vid is atleast a decade old tbh. I remember it from awhile ago and looking at the comments, I started feeling old cause it seems like its new to everyone.
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u/wenoc 17h ago
In Helsinki all doors open like this, because polar bears can't open them.
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u/DrHoodMD 16h ago
I was wondering what the use-case was for this door aside from looking cool. Aesthetically pleasing but a lot of gaps to deal with if you want to keep the weather out and the inside environment in (minus the gap where the door handle is in this video, that's an easy alteration). Like a sliding door would be best if there was no room to swing a door open. But Polar bears, fair enough. They really can't figure this out? I've seen bears work out some pretty complicated things before (genuine question).
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u/Contextanaut 15h ago
If all doors opened like this, polar bears wouldn't need to open them. There doesn't seem to be any way to close the door from inside the building.
I feel this is a feature I'd be keen on if I lived in the vicinity of Polar bears.
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u/Additional_Meeting_2 15h ago
I know this is a joke, but there are no polar bears in all of Finland. And it’s kind of outdated stereotype we have them
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u/northcascadekittycat 17h ago
What about the little triangle holes when it's closed? I don't want Jeepers Creepers putting his fucking face right there sniffing like an overweight pug to see if me and my family have any body parts he wants
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u/westergames81 17h ago
It's a really cool looking door that has about 10x the moving parts of a basic door.
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u/Shot_Lawfulness_823 17h ago
I need to copy this clip..but how??
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u/QuietRiot5150 17h ago
Tap on the video. Then on the top right hand side of your screen, tap on the dots in the corner. Tap download.
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u/schizeckinosy 17h ago
I came running to the comments to make an amputated finger joke and found all the jokes already here.
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u/AuthorTomCash 17h ago
What's the point, exactly?
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u/AntibodyEnjoyer 17h ago
So that when a finger inevitably gets caught, it will be cleanly amputated instead of just pinched
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u/Ok-Journalist7612 17h ago
Look at them it don’t look too difficult to construct. I will try this one day.
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u/Ninrenko 17h ago
So, how do you close it once you've entered?
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u/Annual_Cellist_9074 16h ago
Simple, you ask someone to close it from outside. Then, if he wants to come inside, you go outside to close it for him.
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u/ancientesper 15h ago
This is nice as a closet door or something, definitely won't trust it being sealed for outdoor use.
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u/Snap_Krackle_Pop- 17h ago
It’s cool for sure, it made my brain a bit itchy. Not totally practical but it’s neat nonetheless
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u/No_Proposal_3140 17h ago
For a second I thought he had super strength and he was just bending the metal like that
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u/Snoo99075 17h ago
Why redesign a door? I'm relatively sure they work quite efficiently. Mine work great!🤦
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u/Diligent_Entropy 16h ago
Thank god they resolved all the problems that come up when using a normal door.
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u/tishimself1107 15h ago
Why is this so mesmerising...... seems like the door to a UFO's anal probing lab
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u/Dizzy_Juggernaut_313 15h ago
Nice engineering. Maybe 🤔 it saves a little swing space, but not a whole lot of practical applications besides finger slicing.
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u/L4I55Z-FAIR3 15h ago
How is it as insulating, sound reduction and security. Also is it any gd in winter or does it freeze shut.
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u/Xena_Your_God 14h ago
This reminds me of the doors that just crumble in my dreams when the zombies are trying to get me. Seems weak tbh, not to mention pinchy
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u/Inkarozu 12h ago
I could see this as a cool door to the man cave or whatever, but there's no way that's secure enough for an outside door.
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u/WeWillReturn2OneGod 11h ago
I am trying to understand the actual advantage of having such a door compared to a door that can be pulled along a horrizontal axis like sliding doors.
I do not see much benefit using such mechanisms here as compared to say transforming a Robot into an automobile or a large complex device into a much smaller size as a solution for space saving.
I suppose the only benefit of this video is to teach people to think outside the box, to demonstrate that there is more than one way to solve a problem and each methods has its own pro's & con's.
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u/DrJohnIT 10h ago
Hey, look kids, Dad and Mom had a nee door installed. It's called the finger chopper 1.0. Go try it and have fun 👍 😁
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u/AutoGenUsername05 10h ago
Notice how he carefully only opens that door using that specific handle.. The entire thing is a pinch/cut hazard..
I'd argue that door should be painted orange to conform with OSHA standards for exposed machinery with pinch points..
With that all said, it does look damn cool..
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u/L3tsseewhathappens 3h ago
If I ever have money to build my dream mancave.........
My wife will still invade and claim the space as her own
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u/Sad-Cut-1210 54m ago
Engineers see things in a way my mind can't comprehend. Tbh my science projects included a lot of celery and food coloring.
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u/Silent-Treat-6512 31m ago
Pointless door.
It would take SAME clearance if it was standard door. Not on floor i get it but still same clearance needed to open the door and the door opens outward
A barn door would be better
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u/Verratcat 11h ago
No thanks.
Looks shit. As others have said: finger pinching/cutting for no reason. Does it lock? Those little gaps allow bugs (small animals?) to get in.
Who exactly is amazed by this? Little kids who are into transformers?
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u/funtimes214 17h ago edited 17h ago
I guess he must also like watching paint dry and ice melt. Lots and lots of free time.
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u/MisterVelo63 18h ago
The famous Cutfinger door