Check out this awesome Lego safe! You would think that breaking into a Lego safe would just mean taking a few bricks off but this one is quite a bit more complex. The safe weighs 14 pounds for starters. It has a motion detecting alarm so it can’t be moved without alerting people in earshot. The lock require five double digit codes to open it, which results in over 305 billion different combinations. There’s an electronic status display showing the numbers as you turn the combination dials. When you get the combo right, the door electronically opens itself.
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Also there’s the fact that since it tells you when you have each of the five successive 2-digit codes correct you only need to try 20×5=100 different codes. I guess that can be added to the reasons it’s “just a toy”.
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I want one! Any plans available?
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that “lego examples” site linked in the post has downloadable plans if you’re up to the challenge
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Very impressive – Are there plans available??
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Now I know why my son doesn’t want to get rid of his,and he is 29.I’l pass this on to him and others,thanks
you’re never too old for Legos!
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Couldn’t you just, you know, pull the top off, rendering the whole complex locking mechanism irrelevant?
[...] forget your own code or you’ll be the one shocked. Maybe someone can combine this with the Lego Safe and you’d have something pretty awesome. $40 from Gobaz (UK) via redferret addthis_url = [...]
Also there’s the fact that since it tells you when you have each of the five successive 2-digit codes correct you only need to try 20×5=100 different codes. I guess that can be added to the reasons it’s “just a toy”.