Tim, Groundspeak should name you an honorary Lackey. Among all the ambassadors for geocaching, you are Without Peer!

@gadgetcaches

2 жыл бұрын

thanks but I'm just an old guy sharing ideas with other cachers.

The man himself is back on KZread… yesssss 👏

@gadgetcaches

2 жыл бұрын

Greetings to my friend from "down under". Hope you're well.

@TheAussieGeocacherSeemyshell

2 жыл бұрын

@@gadgetcaches sure am mate. Now living across from you in NJ

Today I archived 36 caches. The reason why is I need to be a better cache owner and not have park and grabs. You have inspired me to make better quality caches. Thanks

@gadgetcaches

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, don't know what to say to that. I'm sure some cachers will be missing those 36 caches. But, pleased I have inspired you. Thanks for the nice comments. I know for me, I'd rather find ONE good cache vs. 20 LPC's . The good caches create the memories. Good hearing from you. Good luck on your builds.

Great to have another WVTim video! Your builds inspired me to become a gadget cache builder and improve the quality of caches in my area. I have been geocaching for just over a year, and I am very proud to have earned 255 favorite points (so far) with my gadget caches. Thanks For The Cache!

@gadgetcaches

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you, that is great. Keep up the good work. Those favorite votes are EARNED, so excellent work.

The legend has returned :)

Love the 'Red Herrings' on this one. Great cache.

I was with group of 10 that spent at least 30 minutes on this one. One of my favorites!

@gadgetcaches

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for visiting!

Love your videos, thanks for sharing

Berkeley County remains my favorite place I've ever cached in! Thank you WVTim for your creativity, work and dedication, and to the county for being so supportive! ❤❤❤

Fantastic and simple build, Tim! Thanks for showing it off and encouraging inspiration in others!

Thanks for all your great caches Tim.

When I started making fun caches, it was your videos that helped me get started thinking outside of the box. I have enjoyed watching your videos, thanks for putting them out.

@gadgetcaches

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you... love hearing my silly videos work. thanks for the encouragement !

What’s up Timm!!! Glad to see you!

I remember that one from last year. Got lucky and opened it quickly and was surprised.

My favorite door method!

@bellonthemove

2 жыл бұрын

Those cabinet latches are expensive little buggers. I just hit a 50% off sale at a local hardware store. I went a little overboard!

HI, we logged this find on our trip to West Virginia in the beginning of October, we actually tried everything you just went through in this video to get it open, Good job!

A masterpiece as always!

simple but challenging :)

I literally spit milk through my nose when he popped the door open

So fun! What did you use on the outside for the red herring “numbers”? And the magnets, where do you like to get your super strong ones? Thank you for sharing with us all!!

@gadgetcaches

2 жыл бұрын

There are no numbers on the outside, geocachers count the dowels. I use K and J Magnetics, see the answer below to Kevin. Very strong one's.

LOVE IT !

Love the cache, what type and thickness of wood did you use?

@gadgetcaches

2 жыл бұрын

I normally just use pine from my local Lowes. 3/4's inch thick, but to make it last for years and years, many times I cover it with fiberglass.

@jadamt123

2 жыл бұрын

@@gadgetcaches thanks!

Simple but genius cache! Love this video! We have already copied one of your cache ideas (using a light sensor) and will possibly try this too. Did you glue the dowels in a predrilled hole?

@gadgetcaches

2 жыл бұрын

YES, exactly. If you are using a 1/4 inch dowel, just drill a 1/4 inch hole, and use wood glue to secure. Good luck with your build.

Once again, well done Tim! Nice and easy. What magnet(s) did you use?

@gadgetcaches

2 жыл бұрын

I buy my magnets from K and J Magnetics. I try to buy strong disc type magnets. They have thousands, something for every need. For this application I buy a rather strong one, something like a D66. Be prepared they are expensive.