(910) World's Toughest Motorcycle Lock
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Channel: Bosnianbill
Views: 798,633
Rating: 4.7969828 out of 5
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Length: 22min 49sec (1369 seconds)
Published: Sun Aug 28 2016
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He could have drilled that "security" bolt instead of the whole core...
As someone else mentioned, with a chain so hard, it might be able to be shattered. It would be interesting to see if the chain could be cooled with spray air, then easily shattered. That works pretty well on softer locks, and it should work even better here. This would the the ultimate way to break chain Quiet, Quick, and Concealable.
Chessguy125 is not the only one who "has any hope" of picking this lock. Several of us, myself included, have picked and gutted this core on camera. Chessguy125 is a true master, but he is not the only one who can pick this lock.
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I like the content.
But for some reason, I also trust the guy.
He just sounds trustworthy.
I wonder how susceptible the hardening process of the chain or shackle is to reheating to anneal it into a softer state so it can be cut, or very fast quenching to make it brittle enough to be breakable by impact or crushing.
I've used the first method (anneal and then hacksaw) on some old (shitty) hardened padlock shackles we'd lost the keys to, and I was surprised how well it worked.
I doubt it'd work so well for the setup in the vid here, due to the weight of metal you'd need to heat with a portable rig in a reasonable amount of time, but it'd be an interesting thing to see tested.
Youtube commenter mentioned a portable plasma cutter. Curious to know how well that would turn out. Lots of light and sparks, but probably a bit quieter.
$200 worth of bits later and he still hasn't figured out to use some cutting oil. Could have cut the links a lot faster with an actual cutting wheel rather than that 3/8" grinder as well.