I Built a Safe Cracking Robot

I Built a Safe Cracking Robot, also known as an autodialer, to open a safe that I didn't know the combination to! It had money bags from the denver mint and I hoped to get rich.
I will not post design files, code, plans or lend you it. So don't ask.
If you need to get into a safe, reach out to a locksmith and they will drill a tiny hole in the safe, open the lock and then repair it. It is faster and legal. I do not condone doing this for any illegal or dubious reasons.

[@Expert_World]

Would you be willing to sell the machine. I'm a locksmith in South Carolina and I could use a machine like that.

[@PapaGeorgio1337]

Hey there, is there a source for the STL files and instructions? I would love to build one. Thanks!

[@Zodliness]

Irony: The quickest way to manipulate open any combination lock is practice for years! 🤔😂

[@user-qo7pv1iy3b]

Very cool.

[@jeremygreer8362]

I broke into a bank and used this technology to open the safe and then the police came and arrested me and now I'm in prison for the rest of my life and i had to sell my Chrysler lebaron to pay my legal fees and now i won't have a car when I'm eligible for parole in the year 2067. And my dog died. You should warn people not to use this in real life

[@greggtaliercio7802]

I love how you were looking for $20 after spending way more $ and time to open that thing. Sorry you only found a penny. Cool robot!

[@brealistic3542]

Did you check if the Penny was a super rare one ? I bet you didnt.. I bet you just tossed it away. 😮

[@StartupChuck]

Penny saved is a penny earned as they say. I think it was from the 90s so probably not too rare.