LoL

What carpet? That's a wall behind the table

@@jayglynn7724 carpet, textured sheetrock wall, same thing

Cuz the magnets inside are either the cans polarity or different. Some need pulled some need pushed

You serious?

It's a no name version. Built exactly y the same but alot cheaper for the stores to buy then the name brand version and still works with all their alpha keys

I would be really surprised if any officer even charge anyone with that in the first place but if they did they’re no way that’s holding up in court

lethal weapon? you kidding?

@@ram0666 They look for everything, especially if they want to make it hard on a person. Just to throw it and see if it sticks, for some who can't afford to fight it could be 10 years in the commercialized prison system.... (Not to mention that it could be used as a lethal weapon).

@@CRSolarice Please ,stop acting like this thing is being used to take down ft knox. A can opener can be a lethal weapon but nobody is getting 10 years for it. Stupid.

Trust me, 7 time f€loπ, with 40+ misdemeanors. They have no clue what that is. I had the actual ∆lpha S3 key brand handkey in my hand when my partner got busted (dumb bihhh, so I did subsequently too). I hid it in my pants until the holding cell. He asked what it was and I told him it's a magnet for science. I even demonstrated how I would magnetize to the bench where shackles were. He's like so what do you use it for. I start talking about using magnets for applied sciences and that I'm a nerd. They completely bought it and gave it back. We ended up being released a couple hours later because we were downtown in Lima, OH. Gh€tto ass area and gh€tto ∆ss Walmart we got (well SHE GOT US Both BUSTED - Yes I'm blaming her bc they only knew I was with her bc she got caught first and pointed me out. I've been doing this since I was 12. I'm not 37) in a super high ©®īme area. I promise, if you say it's magnets for applied sciences and start talking like you're really smart, maybe even make up some words and communities like it did, you will be find. Especially with a HOMEMADE one like he shows. They can't prove anything from that. If they knew what my true Alpha $3 key was though....that's a different story for another day. Would of been an F3 crīmiπal tools. Which is bull$hit bc in Ohio it's the same category as ©hild touchers (GSI), and some guπ charges. I understand but at same time....not even close. Also in that category in Ohio is tr@ffi¢k€®s of d®ūG with bulk amount.

took a parachute cord bracelet, removed the plastic clasps and used my door latch striker plate/stacked with magnets in place of the bracket clasp. functional jewelry.

keith turbin can u show me a picture of that? I’d like to make one

@@keithturbin6768 me too send me a picture of that bad boy

@@keithturbin6768 that's an interesting concept. Can we see?

@keith turbin mind sending me pics

Lowe's and home Depot sell them. They are bad ass

@@danagarner2986 I need product name and thx btw

Neodymium magnets and your welcome 🙂

@@danagarner2986 aight thx cuz I wanted to do this cuz I have like a whole box of these and they didn't come with the alpha key which was separate so chao

@@rkryukov996 otherwise known as earth magnets. Regular magnets don't naturally have a charge, they are given a magnetic charge. Earth magnets carry a charge naturally

try turning one ofthe magnets over onto the other side, this should stop them from sticking together

Thanks ❤️🙏🏼

How to you guys keep the small gap "spacing" between the magnets? I might b a dumb question to most of you but i cant keep thrm from attaching together :( ... Thanks

@@gil-juniorriseabovebetraya5972 no need to separate them. Just let them all stick together in 2 rows of 2. I never spaced mine and never had any issues taking off spiderwraps or dvd/game security boxes.

@@bigtony ah for real??? In that case fuck!!!! I been struggling and suffering for a while now since im doing my 3rd one lol. "Smashed Fingers, glue gun burns, and headaques" and everything just to keep a lil spacing between them attaching 😆... Sucks for the homie that pass this skill to me cuz hes been doing it for a while now cuz he told me it wont work without the gap cuz the medal magnets inside the boxes and spyders have spacing... Ima try it like you telling me cus i seen the same tip a twice already so it is working for some...Thanks man i a

N52 grade neodymium magnet

hes just a dumbass, get one medium sized neodymium magnet and put it on the top.

@@user-sg4mn3oo7m what do u mean? If he stacks medium s magnets on top they will magnetized together???

You put a magnet on one side of the box and you just pull open the tab on the other side

not true for all products.

True for movies though

it'll be less than an inch, but no worries, there are magnets inside too just glide accoss the top on one side till you fell the magnet grab then adjust the other side til it grabs, you'll hear a click, thats the sound of the latch lifting.. just press in on the side where cable goes in, or press in then add magnets either way it'll open

@@djevilj66 There are no magnets inside. Where did you get that false information? Still think you're right? Try sticking the latch these are operating onto a metal surface. Won't work. It's a long, thin rectangle die-pressed out of thin spring steel. That's it. I don't believe the N S/S N magnetic poles matter, just the strength of the magnets and the particular distance apart.

@@sanderkinney2758 regardless if there are magnets inside or not my method still works

Sander Kinney :h;ppp]

What size magnets do they need to be

Wtf you talking about

@Jay Glynn With a extra jumper wire splice the spiderwires together and cut to release item

Keeping circuit complete

@@shawndonald78 You can use a box cutter to scrape the coating off the hot wire and bypass it using just a regular copper wire wrapped around the exposed sections so I don't see why not. It's trivial to cut the wire as well. Check out how this dude does it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pc2XfZd4utPMZI0.html

just get a magnet from an old harddrive, the kind thats flat and curved, they have opposing poles on the same side so it'll work to lift the latch when laid flat across the top, their fool proof, HD magnets are so strong they'll go right to the exact spot needed to open it

These types of security devices will “alarm” when one of the wires is cut.

Run out with the box bro. Get somewhere safe then go to work opening it. When you spend unnecessary time in a store when doing illicit activities then your chances of getting caught go way up. Get in, get what you came for, get out.

@@AZdude Always walk out at the same time some random paying customer walks out... and yes - GET IN, GET OUT!!! - because of CovBS, they are really laxing on security...nobody want's to touch anybody else...i guess this scam will assist other scammers...lol

​@@AZdudebut doesn't it ring

Its more of a case by case than it's better to cut it off ..like if there are lp on the floor it's better to keep all the items in the security devices just act as though it shopping and then at the last moment hit the emergency exit this way only at the last moment have you committed a crime if you spent time removing g the. From the security devices the moment they see u tampering with it they can call PD and have them out side

what do I mean?

Pretty much any size will work. If you find the size you bought aren't strong enough then just double then up, or triple, etc.

@Justin Mccormick Unnecessary fiddling...

@Justin Mccormick BIG FACTS! Wife is a pro

@Justin Mccormick agreed. Plus people usually don't think to manipulate the corners either...(as in crush/bend box corners). Gives you that much more wiggle room.

It will not set off a door alarm in almost every store. Stores in the US wont detect magnets alone. Most cameras are for show and dont move. In Los Angeles California you have to be caught with more than $900 worth of items to get a felony, otherwise it's a citation IF the officer even shows up or feels like giving you a ticket. I'm not condoning stealing but all the info you gave was wrong or greatly exaggerated in most places. The main way people get caught is suspicious attitude, staying too long in one place, and suspicious appearance. I'm speaking from the perspective of loss prevention. I use magnets to lock the stolen or attempted stolen gear and I have yet to set an alarm off.

@@Isidore22 a target i live by keeps gaming laptops out with just a Spyder around them ..800-1200 dollar laptop's..easy it seems ..I'm not sure though what u think ?

@@Isidore22 I gave accurate information. To be more specific, some stores add an R.F.I.D. device on or inside of the "key" to keep them from "accidentally" walking off......and yes, many cameras are decoys. However, a certain chain (We don't need to be specific) is going all out in implementing better tracking to get solid evidence. As you probably well know, most stops aren't by the books and many shoplifters are hard catch and can even set you up for a "bad stop". I'm certainly not condoning anybody actions. Just pointing out that some stores have had to go the extra mile in some cases to catch certain people. "California laws", that says it all ! I mean, I don't think that shop lifting should be a federal offense, but whatever.