3D-Printed lock cracker takes only 30 seconds to get it done
This nifty little 3D-Printed gadget can crack a combination lock in only 30 seconds
Chris Smith | May 15, 2015 at 07:33 am CDT (0 mins, 29 secs reading time)
Combination lock users beware, this lock cracker designed by Samy Kamkar takes a mere 30 seconds to bust open your standard combination locks - as long as you've picked the first number manually.
With instructions posted up online on how to print one for yourself, this contraption will set you back around $100 from start to finish - not including the few thousand dollars spent on a 3D Printer.
Although not extremely useful, Samy has helped display the diversity of a 3D printer and also a design flaw that Master locks might want to fix.
Last updated: Dec 26, 2019 at 07:58 pm CST
NEWS SOURCES:gizmodo.com.au, samy.pl
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