/diy/ - Do-It-Yourself

Disassembled.

>>2622209
Design 8/10
Welding 10/10

>>2622209
Please brush your welds

cut the bike lock

>>2622214
Brutal.
>>2622217
I don’t care if it looks good.
>>2622219
I’m going to put a beefier lock on it.

>>2622209
cut through the thin tubular handle of the generator

>steals your truck

>>2622209
cordless sawzall through the handle 30 seconds.

>>2622209
Crowbar with the right leverage could probably do it. If that didn't work I'd just smash the front panel for shits.

>>2622209
bolt cutters through the loop in the truck bed, 10 seconds.

>>2622209
bet if I just pick up the generator and twist, something will pop

>>2622209
Is generator theft a thing these days?
Simplest way I could see to deal with it would be to take a grinder to either the lock or to the anchor point which looks like a steel loop? Could also chop off the tab at the bottom and slide it off the anchor if the clearance is enough.

>>2622209
none of those welds look like they have penetration, I could knock the top "stiffener" you booger welded in place and bend the metal off that lame tab you made.

but really bolt cutter would cut through the loop in the bed in seconds.

Those welds...
Grim

>>2622209

The bane of anyone trying to secure anything anywhere. It's ridiculous how hard it is to come with something that will stand up to even a regular cutoff wheel. God help you if the guy is smart enough to carry a diamond wheel just in case.

>>2622221
Beefier lock wont help

Cut the lock, or the little tang. Good for casual niggers tho

>>2622209
The tangs on the end look to be the weak point. You may be able to flex the whole thing open with a pry bar or just bend the tangs.

>>2622209
As a locksmith that does shit like this all the time, I would pick it but >>2622274 and cutting through handle as people have said are the fast grab option.

>>2622221
>I don’t care if it looks good.
Nor do you care if they're good at all. Your amps were low and you were too far away, they have no strength.
Learn to weld, fuckhole.

>>2622209
>mild steel

>>2622209
Unscrew the D ring. There is not much holding them in. If I wanted to be LPL, rack the lock, it'll pop up easily.
You would be much better off getting a bed canopy or some kind of cover, even a soft one. If they can't see it, they are much less likely to steal it.

>>2622221
So even though >>2622318 is a known pedophile with the entire spectrum of Sti’s they have a point. Your welds are not good and >>2622279 is correct and also has normal sexual relations although possibly a mild case of crabs because who doesn’t from time to time.

>>2622343
kekola fren

>>2622306
>cutting through handle
Going for the footman loop gives one time to deal with removing the detritus later, while leaving the stolen article in prime resaleable condition.

>>2622209
Lockpicking lawyer opens that lock in 10 seconds.

>>2622209

so... what the fuck makes this better than a big beefy chain and a big thick lock? you can cut thru that crappy device you made easier than a thick chain, not to mention the shitty hook you put in the truck bed to secure it. also as others said cut the handle to the generator it looks like a piece of plastic pipe or aluminum pipe. waste of time OP

>>2622209
With those shitty welds you could probably disassemble the entire thing with a hammer in a minute or two.

>>2622209
Ignoring the welds that would probably come apart from a good whack, you have many blatant weak points.

It looks like shit and anyone with a mind to steal it could get it loose in 30 seconds, BUT the fact that they can't simply scoop it and toss it in a truck bed is, in many cases, enough of a deterrent

>>2622209
Remember that the weakest part of a setup is the target. That little ring at the base holding it all there could be removed with a hacksaw in a minute it looks like. Then they figure out how to get the rest off at a safer place.

>>2622209
wew lad this is meme tier diy. At least what you have stops opportunists from doing a grab and go. What you have is good enough to keep honest people honest and deter some dishonest people. At the end of the day if someone really wants your stuff they will find a way to take it. Good enough op, call it a day

>>2622209
Park it in coontown for a night

>>2622267
This. Could probably break it off with a rock laying around.

If it lives in the truck bed I'd just bolt it down. If not a steel cable and padlock will do just as much to deter theft as any other lock (not much)

The real trick is to stop living and working around niggers

Put a dog travel kennel over it to hide it smear with Nutella

>>2622209
Easy, rotate the genset on it's face for leverage to the bottom tab pops out. The hoop looks weak too. A chain would have worked equally well.

>>2622209
Take me about 30 seconds to pick the lock.

>>2622362
Should have used a masterlock

>>2622209
Nothing personnel, bucko

>>2623462
NTA, those are easy to pick too. I only been picking locks for about a year now, majority of them are a joke, I don't do much raking, I prefer to hit individual pins.

>>2622268
For me it's stealing the catalytic converter.

>>2623479

>---------------Joke---------------->
(You)

>>2622209
>How would you defeat this?
Cut the generator handle and slide the bar off.
Cut the tang for the lock, two quick zips with an angle grinder.
Cut the shackle of your super shitty padlock.
Could also pick your padlock pretty easily if I wasn't in a hurry.
Cut the mild steel u-bolt holding your bar down to the bed and take the whole thing.
Just syphon the gas out of it since that's worth more than the generator is.

Actually I wouldn't do any of that because I'm not Jamal. I do applaud you for your effort anon, but that rig is only gonna stop a crackhead without tools.

I'd just keep the generator in the house or garage when I wasn't using it. A half-ass chain and lock would keep it secure on a jobsite. It's hard to steal a generator being used on a job because the workers would notice immediately when the power went out.

>>2622209
A propane torch to melt through the plastic holding the handle in place.

>>2622296
It's true. Concrete won't even stop one, but it will slow you down a lot.
A piece of pipe with concrete inside would be a challenge. Especially if they only have a handful of normal Zip Cut abrasive wheels, it'll wear those out too fast. Diamond would do it, but slowly and remove all stealth for a smash and grab.

Deff just needs leverage but if your using a padlock you might as well just use heavy chain. Padlock = not secure at all

>>2623474
To be fair, if you have a concrete saw there isn't much you couldn't steal

>>2623708
That's a shitty joke, because a lot of people think master lock is great stuff and will constantly recommend it, I just took you as one of the retards, which I should still because how dumb your joke was.

>>2622209
>angle iron sections cut with chisel
>welds done by jumper cables connected to a car battery
>top securing tooth can be hacksawed in 10 seconds
10/10 would buy on amazon