Skipweasel wrote:
In article ,
says...
I'd be inclined to try an angle grinder on the back of it, as it
sounds like it's worthless.
Once the back's off, you could happily weld it back on again - once
it's stood against the wall few burglars are going to check on the
off chance it's easier to open than they expect.
You'd still need to make keys and reset the combination - sounds expensive!
Like most security, it's about delay and obfuscation rather than
outright defence.
That's passive security you're talking about.
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it turns out that it would have been better if it had gone wrong.