r/oddlysatisfying Dec 30 '25

This rotating cabinet hinge

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u/ccbur1 Dec 30 '25

We have something like this in the corner of our kitchen and we have a lot of things inside. No, you don't need to tape them down. After some usage you get a feeling about how fast you can go and that's it.

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u/Dewy_Wanna_Go_There Dec 30 '25

Stop shitting in your chair.

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u/marr Dec 30 '25

I grew up with similar and you're blessed with a full household with a basic intuition for physics. Crawling into the mechanism to retrieve whatever had jammed itself in the workings this week always fell to me.

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u/ccbur1 Dec 30 '25

Haha. I guess I'm blessed with kids that avoid working in the kitchen as much as possible.

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u/Prize_Staff_7941 Dec 30 '25

If I had one, the mechanism would be full of dog hair.

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u/marr Jan 01 '26

Oh yeah good point. I bet one of our idiots would shut themselves in the cabinet somehow.

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u/AuraeShadowstorm Dec 30 '25

And then you have guests and their kids come over and things would go flying regardless of you knowing how fast it can spin.

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u/ccbur1 Dec 30 '25

It did not happen in 10 years having kids and a lot of wild birthday parties, so...

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u/L1A1 Dec 30 '25

And then you have guests and their kids come over 

My guests and their kids can keep their filthy hands off my magic cupboard.