Brother can we use apple pen alternative like Case U , Tukzer , IEDs on Android device I want to buy active stylus pen for Android device for note taking. I personally like this apple pen alternative , but not sure whether it compatible with my Android device
All of the safes in the video, without exception, can be easily opened in under a minute by picking the very poor manual lock. I bought a set of jiggle keys on eBay and was able to open these locks within seconds.
The last safe shown, which is top of the list in the video as #1, the BuyaSafe 2113-DF, is 3/16 inch steel, and the video says is 1/16" this is a horrible error since 3/16" is way sturdier and equivalent to a 7 gauge, and is more than 1/8 and almost 1/4". So, calling it only 1/16" is unfair and a fatal error if you want to promote it. I have one, is now called PROTEX.
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1⃣ BUYaSafe WES2113-DF: (Amazon) geni.us/z5lDIVB
Brother can we use apple pen alternative like Case U , Tukzer , IEDs on Android device
I want to buy active stylus pen for Android device for note taking.
I personally like this apple pen alternative , but not sure whether it compatible with my Android device
All of the safes in the video, without exception, can be easily opened in under a minute by picking the very poor manual lock. I bought a set of jiggle keys on eBay and was able to open these locks within seconds.
Fire or waterproof? Seems like something that should be discussed. Only last one was fire safe? Resistant?
The last safe shown, which is top of the list in the video as #1, the BuyaSafe 2113-DF, is 3/16 inch steel, and the video says is 1/16" this is a horrible error since 3/16" is way sturdier and equivalent to a 7 gauge, and is more than 1/8 and almost 1/4". So, calling it only 1/16" is unfair and a fatal error if you want to promote it. I have one, is now called PROTEX.
If screwed between wall studs its very easily removed.