Antique safe France around 1780 / 1810., With three keys and a great secret to unlock.
gfycat.com/disastroussophisticatedfrenchbulldogPosted Mar 27, 2020, 9:23 AM UTC
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Let lockpicking lawyer have a shot at this
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He'd just need a plastic spoon.
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It’s like me....complicated, empty, and has three holes.
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Guess you have something in common with my ex-wife.
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She’s sounds lovely.
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That is the coolest fucking thing I’ve seen today and now I want one.
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But imagine, back in the day.. if you owned one, you couldn't show anyone exactly how cool it was, because then they'd know the secret pattern.
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This is so super cool, imagine the HANDcrafting it took to do this? There was no computer driven lathe to turn all the small parts in there, just a dude in his shop meticulously designing and hand forging everything. What a super cool device!
But yes as others have stated let Mr. Lockpickinglawer have a go at it. Wonder if he could pick it.
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I love it when engineering and art come together.. Are they one and the same
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That is fucking magnificent
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Pretty sure the lock picking lawyer would find a loose hinge or something to take advantage. Even picking ordinary locks risks damaging them permanently doubt they'd let him try an antique .
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This reminds me of some awesome app based puzzle games I have played. Would love to have something like this!
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That is sofa king cool!
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A click on 1. 2 is binding. 3 is a little loose
Ahhh, yes. That man is a legend.