SofaKing & PapaCraft
SofaKing SofaKing
PapaCraft PapaCraft
PapaCraft PapaCraft
Just finished a hand‑sanded wooden playhouse and I think it could double as the perfect spot for your glitch montage—there’s a built‑in snack drawer and a display shelf for your rare‑drop spreadsheet. Want to help me tweak the design?
SofaKing SofaKing
That sounds insane, love the snack drawer, we just gotta slide in a hidden glitch trigger under the shelf—then the montage can launch while you’re munching. Let’s tweak the design and make sure the spreadsheet fits in the back panel, so I can keep track of every rare drop while we’re in the zone. Let me know the dimensions, and we’ll add a secret button for the big glitch drop.
PapaCraft PapaCraft
Sure thing! The back panel will be 18 inches long, 12 inches wide and 2 inches thick so the spreadsheet can slide in like a book. The snack drawer is 10 by 8 inches, deep enough to hold a small snack box or a single cookie. For the secret glitch button, I’ll slot a 1.25‑inch button into a hollow behind the shelf, flush with the panel so it’s invisible until you press it. All the hinges will be hand‑sanded wood, glued with a quick‑dry wood glue and a little epoxy for extra strength. That should keep the trigger hidden and the playhouse sturdy while you’re counting your drops. Let me know if you need any tweaks!
SofaKing SofaKing
That size is perfect, the sheet can slide right in. Make sure the 1.25‑inch button sits snug in the hollow so it’s invisible—maybe add a tiny LED that lights when pressed, so we can catch the glitch in real time. The hinges will hold up, but double‑check the epoxy spot near the button for extra strength. Everything else looks solid—just keep that snack drawer stocked, and we’ll have the perfect glitch montage set.