bad news for angle grinders - 'uncuttable' material

Loading thread data ...

Idiot proof challenges simply result in the evolution of better idiots.

Reply to
Cynic

I'm guessing that a jug of ferric Chloride would probably give it some issues if its ally. Brian

Reply to
Brian Gaff (Sofa)

Or work arounds. I know that the local Cat converter thieves are still pretty active. Brian

Reply to
Brian Gaff (Sofa)

Or a drop of Gallium.

Reply to
Andy Burns

The article doesn't say what the cutting disc type was - might be some cheap shit Wunhunglo import. I thought the cutting disc was certainly making good inroads before it wore out. Stainless would have a harder time.

Reply to
Andy Bennet

I think the aluminium has just clogged the grits..

Reply to
Tim Lamb

"unbreakable bike locks" many youtube videos showing that you don't have to "break" the lock to get it undone!

Someone will possibly discover that instead of an angle grinder hitting it with a hammer or heating with a blowtorch is more effective.

Reply to
alan_m

I'd like to see it with a gas axe.

Reply to
newshound

I thought that as well. In either image of the angle grinder there appear to be slots already cut in material behind the blade. The shot of the worn blade as the blade well through the 1/4" or so thickness of the material.

Reply to
Dave Liquorice

A farmer was telling me that hare coursers will now freeze padlocks with liquid nitrogen then hit them hard and they shatter!...

Reply to
tony sayer

and they just 'happened' to be carrying a cylinder of the stuff with them

Reply to
charles

"no law against going equipped to make instant ice cream Your Worship"

Reply to
Robin

padlocks

Heavyly insulated vacum flask BWTH...

Seems a bit unlikely to me. Not many padlocks can cope with a long strong pole shoved through the hasp and the twisted against the chain or WHY.

Reply to
Dave Liquorice

Well these guys are modern day outlaws. There're no respectors of other peoples a land or property. i was told that they favoured a particular field over the other the reason was they got a better 4G signal to stream the coursing to those betting on the outcomes!...

Reply to
tony sayer

Well in this location now the gates been smashed so around ten tons of earth and rubble are keeping their vehicles out!..

Reply to
tony sayer

ROFL!

Reply to
newshound

Trivially fixed by having the padlock inside a steel tube,

Reply to
%%

In message , %% writes

Or by choosing a padlock with raised *shoulders*. Only really works for hasp and staple which may have their own weak points.

Reply to
Tim Lamb

and how is that held in place? With a padlock?

Reply to
charles

HomeOwnersHub website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.