1/2 Inch Security Maxx chain bolt cutter cut test
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Chain companies: we need stronger chains to protect stuff
Bolt cutter companies: lets make bigger bolt cuttera
Bolt cutters are made to cut bolts, fasteners, nails and rebars not chains and padlocks. But firefighters and thieves use them for that purpose
It would be great if you could include links in the description to everything you test so we could go right to the right page to find the right product.
They had the links, but they yielded under the shear power of this link cutter.
2:29 Lol it's like... Looking down the barrel of a gun to see if it's loaded /🤣
Thank you for your service. I am buying the 1/2 chainlink
try testing the tulsa 3/8ths security chain with 1 of your bolt cutters. a buddy of mine and me both tried cuttin 1... we had a pittsburgh bolt cutter. we put a 2 ft cheaters pipe on the end... i pushed down on the middle and he jumped up and down on the back. we got maybe a millimeter- or perhaps closer to a 1/2 millimeter and that was all we could get and that was using a 36 inch bolt cutter. we bent the handles. i would love to see if a pair of 42 inch cutters would do
I've got a 3/8'' Tulsa ready to ship. Matt who answers e-mails for them told me Tulsa is the same as Security Maxx and they're both made by Laclede only they're through hardened, most of Laclede's security chains are case hardened.
Grinders are the last thing a thief wants to use. NOISE=ATTENTION=POLICE=CAUGHT
Noise -> attention -> rifle being loaded
i still use a grinder
@@ismokesweed2105 you should try a hydraulic bolt cutter.
Bullshit. Thieves care about quick not quiet. Which is why the mechanical bolt cutter is the weapon of choice, since when it works it just takes seconds.
Angle grinder also takes just tops 30 seconds, maybe a minute for the thick chain or standard high quality ulock and even in a busy area people won't have time to react or won't care. Probably not even the owner in the house next to the bike would have the time. And cops are, best case, 15 minutes away, if anyone bothers to call. Even armored u-lock that eats grinder disks cannot withstand 20 minutes of grinder attack, but it taking this long might deter a thief, and the thief might not have a second grinder disk.
If you have a plenty of time and want a quiet physical attack, you just use a carbide saw. Sawing through the chain as shown would take, maybe 10 minutes. (The armored ulock also defeats the saw by blunting it to worthless.)
If thieves cared even more about quiet, they'd pick the locks. For many a lock it takes just a minute or two to pick, except the higher security ones might defeat your typical thief skill level and tools.
Tell that to the thieves in London going around with battery powered angle grinders.
That's why Hiplok & Litelok brought out their angle grinder resistant u-locks.
Thank you, very informative, great vid!
Most thiefs would not take this long to cut the chain or bring something this massive so I think this would save your bike
Yeah, if you need a ratcheting chainfall to close your 42" bolt cutter to break my chain... I feel OK about locking up my bike.
Y'all know where to get a half inch chain?
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Great chain more than capable of coping with bolt cutters and for what i need it for . Grinders at 3am in moring im waking up and god forbid i catch them in my shed . Basebal bat and teeth spring to mind
@@michealangel1556 Good thing I don't even have to go outside to use my rifle.
@@aluisious Everyone's a tough guy on the Internet. The jury will return a guilty verdict in 10 minutes if you kill a guy for breaking into your shed.
hewakens thats not true
@@hewakens lmao what are you a triggered criminal? that would depend highly on the state. would be best to confront him "by accident" and have "no where to run" with his device capable of cutting a human up in his hands.
Good quality but small Hydraulic Bolt Cutters will cut it. A 98 pound tweaker can pump the short handle.
The Pewag 12mm defeated both the regular bolt cutters and hydraulic bolt cutters.
Joe Niccoli this video isn’t about the pewag
@@gregv8690 I know
Joe Niccoli Glad you know
@@joeniccoli1916 thank uou
It can be cut with Irwin Record 42" bolt cutters. Any chain under 16mm can be cut, if you can't you are not big or strong enough. People claiming a 10mm Pewag security chain is not cut with bolt cutters are liars. Many american sellers lie about how good it is. I am a chain tester, I have my limits as I am not that big, but it is not that hard if you try with the right bolt cutter.
i need a bike chain.....
dude I appreciate all your efforts but,, Lithium-ion batteries side Grinders and wet heavy blankets have changed everything ,,,you can zip right through one of them and relative quiet easy as pie
d Eddie well where’s the proof?
a bum doesn't have those things or the knowledge of how to get them or use them, i dont live in the best neigber hood so thats a good thing and bad thing, COns are if you have nice thinks some one might want to steel them and dont respect your property, pros are broke buns 99% of the time only have bolt cutter at best and a bit of man power so 2 chains this good and an alarm would be pretty hard for them to get throw and if they do i would have noticed by then.
Is there anything grinder proff??
@@thomastom888 probably the cables they use on suspension bridges
Not with the chain flopping and moving you won't. With a vise.....maybe.
So what’s the best lock you can buy that fits the Pewag 1/2 outside of custom ones you build?
wow... what a chain
Which bolt cutter is that ?
Can you cutt this chain with this bold cutter without leverage...pushing only with hands?
in reality even a 7mm chain is enough against bolt cutter with pure human strength
This video is fricken almost too terrifying to watch. I have my natural safety squints on. More the pressure grows the more my eyes close.
Try cranking the cutters by hand, no way could a thief put this torque on these..
u r such a crazy man! I love your videos!!
Thank you!
I got a 15mm thick Kryptonite 1515 chain and lock, can it be cut with that bolt cutter?
kryptonite doesn't make 15mm chains
fall back I have one. They make them.
@@jdmikeg4 i checked amazon i didn't see one perhaps you could send me the link i don't know all i saw was 12mm and 13mm and i think 14mm
They make the new York legend 1515 which 14.5mm circle link as opposed to the usual hex on the 1415 forgettaboutit
If you want the daddy of chains go pewag
The best locks to buy are in the pound shop you need tnt to blow them well worth the money.
Where can I get a 6' section of this chain?
1st security chain supply
Uk stockists ?
Dude, the cutting edge is gone! At least sharpen it.
grinder.
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Moises padilha the whole reason people steal is because they don’t have any money in the first place. Yeah, I know. Money is the root of all evil.
A cheap carbide rod saw can defeat that chain I'd say in under 5 minutes.
I had to remove a tank of a lock, some beastly medeco with a 7/16 alloy shackle. 36" HK Porters barely touched it, but the trusty carbide rod saw defeated it fairly easily.
Ahhhhhh, shaduuuuup.
Right......and I used a rat tail file and accomplished the same thing........
Modern thieves carry battery powered die grinders and can cut those chains in seconds
Nope; not with a Peweg 3/8 or 1/2 chain. Will take much, much longer. Especially if the chain isn't held in a vice.
@@wilburpost7977 Will take about 2 minutes if you can get the chain lodged e.g. onto concrete by say stepping on it, or if it's taut. Which is why overly long chains and taut chains are easier to deal with. It is indeed slightly stronger than a typical unarmored ulock. Not enough to matter, though.
You of course need a sufficiently solid padlock or that instead becomes the place to cut or break.
The thick big links are often sufficiently stable by friction to not even need any holding.
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