buttersd70
Beerbelly's bitch :)
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Nah, I'm going to save my next rant for Anzac day.
careful......................
Nah, I'm going to save my next rant for Anzac day.
I also fixed the side door. Nothing short of a hydraulic ram is going to open it now. I bought 3/4" angle iron and fashioned a slide-in door barricade with two pieces of angle iron lag bolted to the door frame on either side of the door and another piece of angle iron across the door, which locks in behind the two pieces bolted to the door frame.
Do you have a remote roller door? Do you know they can simply be lifted up unless they are actually locked with the key? Its a risk I take every day, but its still there.
My overhead door can't be locked with a key without adding the lock kit to it. There are no handles on it at all, but that doesn't mean that someone can't try to wedge something under it and pry it up. The opener can be disconnected from the door, but only from the inside. I suppose it can be pried up from the outside, but the noise that would come from that metal door would be enough of a deterrent.
I actually have been meaning to create a second wireless remote that would turn on the power to the opener, which would in turn be operated with its remote. A friend of mine rigged up something similar after he found his door wide open one morning. With the power cutoff circuit on a different remote, he never had another problem.
Maybe they were comercial brewers?
MEeting at brewery................ "how are we going to increase sales?"
Joe lowlife: "Lets empty all the home brewers fermenters"
So isolating the power with the remote is to stop someone opening the door electrically from the inside once they have gained entry?
That is just totally f**ked.
Wouldn't you love to catch one in the act?
Heaven help you if you are a licensed gun owner and decide to defend your property and your rights. Its lockup for you!
Seems back to front to me personally.
Yes you would, but in this country you are NOT allowed to touch them, or you go to jail, get dragged through civil court etc. The crims have more rights than us people that life by the law, well at least closer to it than the crims!
Heaven help you if you are a licensed gun owner and decide to defend your property and your rights. Its lockup for you!
Seems back to front to me personally.
you don't want to cause an accidental death tho, and you've no doubt noticed there's been a few of those recently from single king-hit incidents at night clubs etc... leaving him in the bush with possible head trauma mightn't be the best thing to do.I'd gladly KO a prick that broke into my place.
If the law says you can't do it I guess it means you just knock them out and drive them into the bush somewhere and take their clothes and just leave them there. Hopefully they can't remember which house they'd broken into.
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