So in theory if someone wanted to get into pic related, how would they get past those steel bars over the windows and doors. Keep in mind it's 1.5 steel rebar.
Not saying I'd do it, just wondering.
(No raid me FBI, I dindu niffin)
So in theory if someone wanted to get into pic related...
Evan Edwards
Jack Torres
trebuchet.
hypothetically, of course.
Parker Moore
Stihl saw will do the trick. Or a big enough pry bar. It's only mild steel.
Eli Sanders
Jonathan Kelly
circ saw or a handsaw if you want to be quiet but take forever
Jaxon Anderson
explosives....lot of explosives
cheap and useful
Cameron Anderson
Battery operated portaband. Not quiet but not horribly loud and no sparks
William Hall
Literally this. Any battery-operated recip will go through rebar like butter. Loud as fuck though
Best point of ingress is probably the small door-width area below the big plate and to the right of the tree
Camden Wright
What exactly are we looking at here OP?
Nathaniel Reyes
Big pair of boltcutters will usually cut rebar. Especially if you can get some sections of pipe to go over the handles for increased leverage.
>quiet
>easier to pack than a battery grinder/metal saw
>no sparks to catch everything on fucking fire
Ryder Lee
Abandoned hydro electrical plant on the river in my city
Noah Miller
Absolute fastest way would be with a thermal lance, plasma cutter, or gas axe
Hunter Barnes
Why do you want to go anywhere near an abandoned hydro-electrical plant? I doubt that if anyone's been in there its safe to traverse in unless you want to be the first.
The best places to lurk around in are places that have already have had people in them because you can tell that its safe enough.
Jaxson Taylor
Quietest and cheapest way is this:
amazon.com
It'll take a long damn time, probably 5-6mins per bar. Buy several in case one breaks, and a good crowbar to pry open a space to get in after you sever a few.
The best places to lurk around in are places that have already have had people in them
Kinda defeats the point of urbex/stalking though
Noah Peterson
>entering an abandoned hydroelectric plant
The bars are there for a reason. This isn't somewhere you want to be at all.
Christian Butler
Nah, K-12 is way faster through rebar and mild sheet steel.
Grayson Robinson
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Jaxon Ortiz
BOOM
Brandon Foster
Mix 50g of Iron oxide (rust) with 15g of aluminum powder, which you can get from an etch-a-sketch. Put it in a plastic bag and light it with a 4th of July Sparkler. Might want to make 2 baggies full, one for each side. Enjoy!
Nicholas Harris
I'm pretty sure you're talking about Bell Isle in Richmond right?
You can get inside by getting up ontop of the wall grid thing in the back of the building, there's the ramp like structure that leads up there on the north side but in the last 10 years the city put a big door up that prevents you from getting up it, on the north west side there's a section you can climb up if your reasonably athletic, just watch where you park your car since it's in a pretty bad area and I've seen several people have there's broken into there.
Adam Garcia
>which you can get from an etch-a-sketch
instructions discarded
heres a less retarded idea
instructables.com
Grayson Gutierrez
the roof, breh
Brandon Young
Holy fuck this is beautiful. Its such a simple design that can be easily transported and would disregarded by most people as just work tools in the bed of a truck.
I'm going to give this a try as it could be the perfect item to add to a long term bug out location
Adrian King
Plasma cutter. Like a hot knife through butter.
Parker Thompson
aaaaaahh!! you have no idea how bad I want to operate in a European city in the dead of winter
Jason Carter
Get a hackzall and use a metal blade or do that jacky chan pee on a shirt and bend it with a stick.