These types of locks tend to be very robust against most brute force attacks, but there are a couple of exceptions.

The first is drilling the core, though a number of these locks now have heart and Dante drill pins and inserts.

But even those locks have very little protecting the core from pulling attacks.

You see, almost all of these have a small pin that connects the core to the shackle behind it, and I don't think that Pin will resist much pulling force.

So here's what we're going to do.

We're going to head down to the garage and see what happens when we apply the went core polar.

I think the core will separate from the shackle right at that pin, and that will allow us to take the shackle out.

So let's head down to the garage and see what happens.

Okay, look, okay.

Folks were back upstairs, and it seems that the core and shackle broke exactly where I expected it would write it.

That pin.

It was, however trickier than expected to pull the shackle out.

I did learn a fair bit in this experiment, though, and it would go considerably faster if I tried it again.

In any case, that's all I have for you today.

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