Cutting open our Safe!
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Well our safe broke and it needed to be opened!
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Dangerous way to use a grinder is without its guard. He's face is exposed to it
don't care, boomer
@@swaggytoast5242 You're right, go ahead.
@@swaggytoast5242 Safety last after all
@@CenterZero_DeadSecurity nice double comment, boomer
@@swaggytoast5242 what's a boomer?
That is a fire safe.
That drywall is nasty stuff! You should use a respirator
He's outside and not cutting safes open all day everyday. I'm sure he'll live.
Didn't work on my Sentry. Just ended up with a whole bunch of plaster material and it wouldn't separate. Ended up using my grinder to cut the door hinges and just pried the door open with a prybar. Took two minutes. Thanks though for showing how it's possible.
Cool that's not me. That was a video I took of a locksmith that was cutting open my parent's safe. But I'm glad you got yours open!
Nice! Cut open a safe on just one battery of the cordless grinder! Is it 16Ta or 18Ga metal?
No clue. It was a fire safe so whatever those are made out of? I don't remember the brand sorry
Yes, I see that it’s a fire rated safe.. :) I spoke to several guys at different safe stores. TL-15 and TL-30 rated safes are not much better! That 15 or 30 mins rating is about the door only! However, of its TL-30 x 6…. That one has a 30 mins for the door and all 6 walls. However, these safes are way above 1,000-1,200 lb.
So, long story short…. You have to hide that inexpensive safe and it’s the best strategy because the time they are going to spend looking for that safe is the most important safety thing.
What saw is he using
"Oh... what's in the box?!?"
Just rolls of quarters. We had to get it cut open because the battery died and in this stupid brand of safe if the battery dies then it can't be opened.
You are the best follow the video took us 5 minutes
Yooo why no protection i have angel grinder too
@@anacoronado1631 no clue. He's the professional not me.
@@superninjaducky ok
I mean, that's one way to do it I guess.
That's the way that guy does it
@Superninjaducky I mean, if it was a dial lock, I'd just cut out the entire locking mechanism, 6 in X 6 in square, in the front, and nothing stops you from unlocking the safe.
If it's an electronic safe, that's even more easy. A magnet is all you need... really though I never take a grinder to a safe, 1/2 inch hole is all you need.
@@doubleb222able from what I remember, the batteries had died and didn't get replaced in time so after calling the safe people my parents were told it was impossible to open in the normal way, trash safe if you ask me, so they got that guy to come open it and I don't remember him trying to do anything else to bypass, he just cut it open. It was a fire safe to the metal was thinner than a regular safe so maybe that had something to do with it
@Superninjaducky I'm a locksmith, an actual locksmith. Meaning I always try to open none destructive if possible. I'm not saying I never have to drill or cut, but if I do, I try do it with whether utilizes minimal effort.... also, electronic safe, a strong magnetic in the top right corner area and it would have been able to have been unlocked.
Will a diamond blade cut through a safe?
I dunno maybe? I'm not the guy that cut open the safe
How long did it actually take to open it?
I wasn't really paying attention to the time but I'd say it took him less than 30 minutes. It was super entertaining to watch and my parents were happy to get back into the safe.
What kind of blade did you use??
I don't know what he used. Some kind of cutting disc that worked on thin steel.
Diamond blade would be better
How much did the locksmith charge you for this service?
My parents paid him not me so I'm not sure. Also it was long enough ago that they don't remember
What tool are you using to cut?
Deonta Callis no clue what he used. I asked him but don't remember. I think it was an angle grinder
Yuki Ross thanks I think it is a angle grinder
Any one get back to me would
This cut through a gun safe
yes, easily. Angle grinders will cut through gun safes like hot knife through butter, gun safes uses thin sheet metal. Most gun safes are made with 14 gauge steel, some more expansive ones uses 10 gauge or 7 gauge, but even those will barely slow down a angle grinder. Any gun safe under $5000 won't stand a chance against power tools like angle grinders or carbide saws or drills. To cause a slight delay against those tools you need a safe that has at least a 1/4 inch steel body and additional steel liners, such as Amsec BFII series or Fort Knox Executive or Protector series, those safes have a combined steel thickness of between 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch in the body, they are in the $5000+ range for a small/medium sized models. Those should give you at least 30 min against an average attacker with power tools such as the one used in the video before he can open up a large enough hole on the side to comfortably extract contents from the safe.
If power tools are a real concern to you (like the angle grinder thats used in this video), you need a high security safe that has at least a TL-15 rating, a TL-30 or TL-30X6 would be preferable. Those safes have steel liners and high strength high density concrete fillings as their defensive barriers and it equals to at least an inch of steel in the body, with a much stronger door. Those safes are designed to offer decent protection against power tools, whereas gun safes are designed to stop smash and grabs. Most gun safes (the ones under $2000) can simply be pried open, or have their body opened up by a fire axe or screw driver. To stop hand tools like hammers chisels picks axes screwdrivers etc you need a safe thats made with 11 gauge to 10 gauge steel on the body at minimum, those start at around $2000 range.
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What is that inside of first part...is it concrete...?
No. He said it was like insulation. It also apparently helps keep the save dry or something like that
@@superninjaducky thanks ...👍
Was there treasure inside?
+jar nine (jar9) tons on quarters! So I guess it depends on how you define treasure.
Well it was cool to watch any way. Great video.
that not a safe..
Hey what's da name of that tool ?
No clue. I think it was an angle grinder. We just hired the locksmith not provide the tools lol
in the front yard????????
Ummm, why was there no reveal...?
Seth Cragan I guess I really should have and I'm sorry that I didn't. The video was meant to just show how the locksmith cut it open. Inside was just a ton of quarters and a few other things like documents. There wasn't a mystery to what was inside the safe's battery died so the combination reset and we called the manufacturer and they said there was no way for us to open it. So the video was purely just it getting cut open. Sorry
Yuki Ross .. It's ok. I just love to see the "money shot" so to speak.
If you take the back half off can you see the inside