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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If you're like me you have creative ideas and sometimes they get trapped inside your mind. Here on Byte Sized Engineering I make project videos that get you excited about unleashing your inner maker and making those creative ideas a reality!

You shouldn’t need an engineering degree to make your ideas a reality. I suffered through years of engineering school so you don’t have to. I know how it feels to want to make something I’m excited and passionate about, but also feel overwhelmed by not knowing where to start. I’ve unlocked the secret to getting past this feeling of being stuck. In my videos I show you how to take complex problems and break them down into smaller, more manageable “byte sized” pieces.

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[loganwolfpack]

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

[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.

[islamal]

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?

[serdarkardas]

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

[indian.techsupport]

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

[Ahmedhkad]

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

[amazingbutno]

You err… you interested in making some money?…

[MrTwocanchew]

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