Robotic Safecracker

I built a robotic safecracker to help my brother-in-law open his safe. When I finish this project I'll post all the design files and code as open source on my github page.
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[@loganwolfpack]

For the next heist movie. He's definitely going to be called into the team as the sabe cracker

[@flojotube]

My thoughts exactly.

[@guhliverproductions1122]

Can't wait for the part 3

[@ImGumbyDangit]

Waiting for part 3. I want to build this as well. I found the information on digikey maker and wondering if there will be a final parts list.

[@bytesizedengineering]

Yes that's the plan, I'll make all the design files open source

[@yogeshykvOfficial]

​@@bytesizedengineering please don't do that. It doesn't sound safe to me.

[@kingklaus2115]

@@yogeshykvOfficial I wouldn’t worry about this so much. I don’t think a criminal could crack a safe fast enough with it. It would still take a while even at its fastest setting

[@throttlegoblinfpv]

Thats pretty sweet actually,

[@islamal34]

Thanks bro, on the behalf of me and the surrounding banks

[@gavincurtis]

I have two safes of similar size I forgot the combinations too. This would be a fun project!

[@disgustedluigi]

Brute force method? You’re just going to have your robot try 64,000 different combinations until it gets it right?

[@SRCCgames]

Crackin

[@undeadnerd7102]

Payday is definitely making notes

[@LowReso1ution]

"guys, the drill!"

[@MrTwocanchew69]

Lowkey want to show my safe friends this to give em the heebie-jeebies

[@serdarkardas4427]

Where can I find the software for this device and why can I supply it

[@AlphaMeep]

new payday DLF

[@indian.techsupport]

Oh wow, you wrote an algorithm for checking numeric combinations? Whats your name? Wanna send it to google

[@jorgpeters7244]

why the hell dont you use keylocks?

[@GospodinJean]

Nobody is safe

[@Ahmedhkad]

Brutforcing mechanical moves is terrible idea, noisy, long, and can damage it after minutes

[@throttlegoblinfpv]

A real, good quality safe lock wont break that easily, they are built to withstand physical forces,

[@amazingbutno5303]

You err… you interested in making some money?…