A Safe So Complicated That No One Will Open It, Ever
We think the Band Saw Safe is as charming as safes come, with various arrows rotating to confound would-be thieves from opening the box. The only problem is, even after reading the description five times though, we still don’t fully understand how you actually open it.
The 13 drawers of this band-saw box rotate rather than open outward. Objects for safekeeping are placed into the large, central drawer through a hole in the bottom of the box. Since the arrows on the front of each drawer point toward the drawer’s open side, objects may be moved from one drawer to another by first lining up the arrows on the two drawers and then rotating the entire box so that the objects fall from the first drawer to the second.
Then again, maybe it’s called the Band Saw Safe for a reason—the key is in the name. [Rogue Cheddar via bbGadgets]
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It’s pretty straight forward. The owner of the safe puts the object in the biggest drawers from the bottom. Then by turning the appropriate drawers, the owner moves the object from one drawer to another until he finds a suitable spot. The safe becomes impossible to break in as the owner only knows in which drawer his object is and you can’t open it without knowing this.