Meet this 8-bit combination safe that will securely store your valuables.

Why is it eight-bit? Because it has eight faces? No, it has 8 toggle switches.

Which form the lock code. 8 bits allow you to get 256 possible code combinations, which, by the way, can be easily changed (if the vault is open, of course).

The vault has a "digital" design that encourages you to learn what those damn zeros and ones mean.

In my opinion, this is an interesting and exciting way to understand binary numbers. It's not boring like it usually is with those numbers. It is fun to assemble and use. Especially for students, and possibly for children.

The idea of the design is to transfer digital discrete codes into a visual mechanical world. Where by simply moving the sliders you can change a bit of information, and a set of such bits gives a certain variety of options.

Along the contour on eight faces are installed interchangeable skin plates that allow you to change the appearance to your taste. They also help somewhat in navigating the order of the switches.

How to change code? Like this…