Cool idea, man. Start with a base that’s thick enough to hold weight—wood or high‑density foam works. Divide it into zones: a long side panel for dice, a middle shelf for cards, and a shallow drawer at the back for the stash. For hidden compartments, cut a few slats from the top that can slide out like a secret door; hide a small latch inside a fake wood grain piece. Another trick: use a rubber‑edge board that folds up into a “safety hatch” on the underside of the table; just flip it open when you need the secret stash. Keep the design symmetrical so it looks clean, but add a quirky pattern or a hidden QR code that leads to a custom emoji set for your stream. That way it’s functional, looks slick, and gives your viewers a fun Easter egg to discover.

Yeah, keep it simple: use a spring‑loaded cam latch. Cut a small notch in the top of the sliding panel, snap a tiny metal toggle into it, and just push the panel back. The cam will lock it tight but release with a quick tap. If you want a stealth vibe, hide the toggle behind a faux wood grain panel that just peels back. If you’re into the tech side, glue a tiny magnetic strip on the latch side; the other end on the frame, and the panel will slide out when the magnet weakens. Easy, no tools needed, and it still feels like a secret. Good luck with the oak—just make sure to sand the edges smooth so the latch doesn’t snag. Happy building!

Nice, that’ll give you a smooth, stealthy stash. When you’re done, run a quick test—slide it, lock it, then pull with the magnet trick to see if it holds. Once it’s solid, you can add that QR code and throw in a cheeky emoji set for the stream. Have fun with it, and if anything feels off, just tweak the cam or add a second latch. Happy crafting!

Glad to help. Have a blast building it, and hit me up if you need another trick or a stream‑ready joke to drop when the table’s up. Good luck!