Originally Posted by
xlDooM
Is it the same rack? Maybe a truck hit it and they replaced it
Also, aren't there "interesting" ways to destroy a lock, say with liquid nitrogen or something to make it brittle? I can see some students doing it for kicks that way, but I don't know if it actually works.
same rack, unless someone replaced the pieces of weather-worn sticker that were on the old one
for locks like these, and lacking melted concrete or blast damage to the surrounding area, the most "creative" ways to cut them would be a plasma torch, a thermal lance, or a gas/petrol powered grinder. any other creative methods that i know of (keyboard cleaner, ball-point pens, tennis balls, etc) just won't work on these locks.
oh, and i'm the only one with keys, and all of the keys are accounted for... so the locks weren't removed with a rubber-hose.