I don't remember seeing this on the forum. Parents might want to check this out. You get what you pay for!

 

 

11 year old tests trigger locks

I'm kind of speechless after that video. Not only does everyone now know how to access those safes, owners of those safes should only store candy in them haha.

Yeah sure you can open them after studying the interior and locking mechanisms from from the inside.

 

Points.

 

1. These are not Safes. They are deterents.

2. What kind of a moron would allow thier child the access that these guys have?

 

Given 20 minutes, a grinder, and a hammer, almost any readily available safe will be a very heavy paperweight.

Not safes. More like quick access lockers designed to keep out the undetermined. A real safe will not be so easily defeated but will cost a lot more, and should be bolted to the floor. All buy time not absolute security.

 

And a yes an angle grinder or a torch will cut the steel pretty quick. Still you'd need to be specifically targeted by professionals, and if your stuff is that valuable you need layers, alarm, video, dogs, etc.

Silly

Hmmm. So, security experts can open these safes/vaults/lockers/containers (no surprise there), but showing everyone else how to do it? Not a good idea.

I do agree, at the minimum, these type of devices should be child proof. Unfortunately, most of the methods they used were beyond a toddlers ability to figure out, but I'm sure a teen will find it interesting.

Go with Fort Knox - made in USA - safe is not something to skimp on...Got mine last month.