Lego Safe is ultra secure |
You might think that a Lego safe would be easy to open. Maybe just remove a few bricks and you’re in. But that’s not the case with this thing, the cutting edge of Lego safe technology. The safe weighs 14 pounds and has a motion detecting alarm so it can’t be moved without creating a huge ruckus.
The lock takes five double digit codes to open it. That translates into over 305 billion different combinations. It even boasts an electronic status display showing the numbers as you turn the combination dials. When you enter the combination, the door electronically opens itself. It’s a great place to store all of your valuable geek stuff. Check out a video below.
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TAGS: bricks, DIY, hack, lego, mod, safe
@those who scoff at this safe:
I say you are basing your idea of a safe on what you would want to keep in a safe. Above, drivelocity states, “A safe is a “strongbox where valuables can be safely kept.” The naysayers are only thinking of what they themselves call “valuable”. What a child may call valuable can be very different…a shiny rock they found, a doll, shell from a beach vacation…not valuable to you, but valuable to the child. I think a safe like this one would be great to make for a child who is looking for somewhere to keep his or her “valuable” trinkets safe.
So funny! I actually think it might work.
holy crap! Where can i get one of those! Its AMZING! How much is it?
Brilliant model. Looks like a lot of fun. Fantastic and creative. A kid would go nuts with one.
Balls Says:
… not sure how 100^5 ~= 300 billion …
300 billion ~= 198^5. One more bit of information per double digit would do. This bit could be the clockwise / counterclockwise movement to enter the next double digit. If you continue in the same direction 0-99, else 100-199.
All of you guys are missing the point. Yes, It melts ard yes, it brakes but legos are PLASTIC!!!!! It is like if you buld a tower and crash it, it would go in to bits. If you dont want it to brake, glue on the peases. If you want it fire proof, put on fire-proof spray.
Well, stacked about a bunch of clutter it might just be bypassed by a bunch of burglars.
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id litarly pay 1000$ for it. and ill poop all over it
this is easily one of the most coolest Lego creations i have ever seen. i am certain that some hard core Lego fan will probably try to steal it
@ haters:
STFU
Do you have instructions to this?
it’s the most amazing thing since mindstorms its self! I’d want instructions!
@AT MATY Says:
“have you taken a math class? if there is 99 possibilities for each part of the combination then you don’t simply add them together, you multiply them”
In this case, you add them, b/c of the flaw that you got informed that the digit as it was entered correctly, instead of having to enter the entire combination before you know that X digit was correct; you didn’t get that “positive feedback” until you selected the proper digit. To explain the procedure to crack:
First digit. Try each number, until the display indicates you got the first digit right.
Now you know the first digit. In the worst case, you have tried “100″ numbers.
Now proceed to the second digit.
There are 100 possibilities to try for the second digit.
In the worst case, you learn the second digit after 100 additional tries.
So in 200 tries or less, you now know what 2 digits
Proceed to the third digit, try every possible value, until the display indicates the 3rd digit is correct.
Now you have made 300 attempts (total) in the worst case, and know a total of 3 digits (over half the combination).
Proceed to the 4th digit… 100 more attempts required in the worst case.. (total = 400 tries)
Proceed to the 5th digit… total = 500 tries.
Actually, it appears as if this Lego safe has the same vulnerability as all Lego safes. Hold it in place, remove some panels, and you are in. No blow torch, hack saw, or combination cracking necessary.
However, on the Lego side of things, it is pretty cool. I never got that advanced in my playing with Legos. My Legos interacted with Lego people, not real people.
Neederland!!!!!
smash it
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…um, im pretty sure that since theres no gravity in space, a lego spaceship would still float. and, it would be pretty damn hard to keep it from moving. MOVING whilst floating =…FLYING! ^.^
nice this ya got there. i was looking for the mechanical things though >.< 4/10
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If You Enter the icorrect Number First it Still Says You Got It Right So For Everyone Who Says That They can Just Try 100 Numbers as the first code Yuo are wrong because it will say every number is correct and then just not open the door
SO
its not called legos its called lego