How to turn a double-door kitchen cupboard into a safe

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If you have at least two kids and they're not very young anymore, sometimes tasty treats will vanish from the kitchen that were meant for a meal. Of course, neither kid will own up to eating the sweet treat. It must have been their sibling who ate it. And naturally, by now they've learned how to lie without turning red in the face. As a result, you'll need to lock things away if you want them to be available later on. There are definitely pre-made solutions for this problem that can be found in stores. However, if the dad has a 3D printer and enjoys designing things, he might come up with something like this himself. The outer design of this object is easily adaptable to different dimensions. The OpenSCAD source code is included, and it also works with Customizer if needed. In the next few days, I'll add a table that lets you determine the wheels for a specific combination of numbers beforehand (the corresponding Python script is almost complete). You can watch an assembly video here. UPDATE 22.09.2018: I've added a table with codes for all wheel combinations in LibreOffice Calc, PDF, and text format. The Python script has been uploaded as well. The table also warns that certain wheel combinations (lowest-middle-top) are not recommended: * 1-X-Y or 9-X-Y * 2-1-X, 2-9-X, 3-1-x, 3-9-X, 4-1-X, .... 7-9-X, 8-1-X, 8-9-X