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Bitwit's 900-pound door arrives, with the reveal blurred

The house-build update pairs window installation and an inspection check-in with a very heavy entry-door delivery.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

My 900-Pound Door Arrived. HELP!

Bitwit's usual unboxing territory involves computer parts. His only new upload this week concerns something considerably harder to lift: an entry door billed at 900 pounds.

"My 900-Pound Door Arrived. HELP! " has reached about 200,000 views. The update moves through door and window installers, cinder-block work and an inspection check-in before the delivery becomes a teamwork assignment. There is one unusual catch for anyone hoping to admire the finished entrance: the door is blurred.

That choice has become a talking point in the comments, with viewers asking why they cannot see it and joking about just how blurry the glass looks. Others are following the Spanish-language job-site banter, picking out jokes and recalling construction work with their own families. The crew's conversation is part of the attraction, not just the heavy lifting.

The new upload is Bitwit's busiest video right now, while the earlier house-paperwork update and "How Can A Home Network So Beautiful EXIST?" continue drawing views. The latter gets into access-point placement, camera planning and cable runs, a reminder that this construction series has plenty of room for the channel's hardware instincts.

Subscribers held steady over the week, even as daily viewing climbed to more than six times its usual pace. Nearby gadget channel ShortCircuit had a larger weekly audience, while Jonathan Morrison had a quieter week. For Bitwit, the fresh attention is centered on a house component rather than a PC component, with the delivery crew supplying the commentary.

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What viewers say

New door so nice it had to be blurred out
@TekonazSee it on YouTube
I love hearing them talk in spanish, you get all the jokes and details kyle doesn't understand
@FlameSRoXSee it on YouTube
Love hearing the Spanish construction workers, brings me back to working with my dad and hearing the occasional cuss word
@ericmendez8784See it on YouTube

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I've been learning to speak Spanish, and this video had the best quips and job site lingo by far. Gold. Especially during the comradery moving the door.
@MellowMediaDesignSee it on YouTube
bro, i don't speak spanish fluently but listening the guys carrying the door was so funny
@shev9127See it on YouTube
looks perfectly livable to me, as long as it has fiber installed i'd move in straight away..
@miou-miou-See it on YouTube
And now we know how they transported all those blocks for the Pyramids
@ravenfeeder1892See it on YouTube
Yet another great update - the glass looks great
@QALibrarySee it on YouTube