What size hole saw did you use? Did you have to practically stand inside the safe to get the screws in for light strips? That part looks intimidating. 😬
I believe Mike was 3" because that is what I had. There are 2 recommended bit size in the instructions. Mine was almost too big. The straps go in easily, just lean in and barely tighten into the drywall material.
I had these. They are just floor protectors for furniture. But you could use anything that supports weight that you may have laying around. Pieces of scrap 3/8” flooring etc.
Just bought the Liberty Revere safe. One video claims that the Clearview light strips on the left side cannot be placed in the corner because the locking bars will hit the lights. He indicates you have to leave a space behind the light strips so that the locking bars will fit in behind the light strips. True?
Not sure on that model. You can record your phone inside the safe to see where they stop. Or, extend bars out and measure. Mine had plenty of room for light strips.
@@Scott-yq1qr The safe is bolted down. I will look and see if it says anywhere visible. It is UL rated according to Liberty :) I am guessing standard 14 Gage.
@@Scott-yq1qr The plug end has nothing. The outlet kit has the UL rating sticker. The booklet doesn’t include the information either. I'm sure Liberty customer support could find the answer. customerservice@libertysafe.com
It was not. Different size for the outlet kit which was sold for a variety of safes. Directions clearly state it would need cut. Only cut the drywall, metal was precut from factory.
It's big wast of money, you need to be buying a real TL rated safe that people can't get into using your own tools. If you do some looking, you can find nice used TL rated safes for the same money as a fake gun safe. A gun safe is not a true safe, it's just a sheet metal box with a thin fancy looking door.
Yes, I explain in the video that they just buy a little time. I have many other protections in place. I looked at "real safes" but the ones I found were outrageous expensive. Guess I don’t know where to look. Do you have any videos or recommendations?
I kept a close eye on our local Craigslist and found three TL-30 safes listed by the same person. He managed a huge apartment complex and rented a one car garage out to a friend who removed items from stores after the closed. They were 6' tall and 36"X 36" and made of AR-500 plate steal, very heavy. He had helped this person move them to this garage 18 months earlier and just about cut his ankle off when a door fell over. I was at his place within three hrs. of him listing them. He begged me to buy them, he offered to give me all the other crap in the garage for free. I offered him $100.00 each, he told me he's not loading them and had just got healed up and back to work.@@zukiplay
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What size hole saw did you use? Did you have to practically stand inside the safe to get the screws in for light strips? That part looks intimidating. 😬
2-3/4 i used today
I believe Mike was 3" because that is what I had. There are 2 recommended bit size in the instructions. Mine was almost too big.
The straps go in easily, just lean in and barely tighten into the drywall material.
Great job - about to install mine. Very helpful.
Great How To, Awaiting my Liberty Safe Delivery this week and will be installing the same accessories. Thanks for the Help
Glad to help.
Looking to do the same upgrades to a safe i should be getting tomorrow. Where did you get those spacers?
I had these. They are just floor protectors for furniture. But you could use anything that supports weight that you may have laying around. Pieces of scrap 3/8” flooring etc.
Just bought the Liberty Revere safe. One video claims that the Clearview light strips on the left side cannot be placed in the corner because the locking bars will hit the lights. He indicates you have to leave a space behind the light strips so that the locking bars will fit in behind the light strips. True?
Not sure on that model. You can record your phone inside the safe to see where they stop. Or, extend bars out and measure. Mine had plenty of room for light strips.
How much was the safe ?
1799
@@zukiplay cool thx man !
what size is the hole saw?
@@mayimbe777 I just measured the plug as it needs to be big enough to slip through. In my particular case, it was 2 and 3/4"
Nice safe. Looks really good.
Thank you. I'm happy with it :)
What gauge wire is the AC cord?
Honestly I have no idea. Whatever the factory kit from Liberty was. Assuming its UL rated.
@@zukiplay could you please look on the cord because it should be marked on it. Thanx
@@Scott-yq1qr The safe is bolted down. I will look and see if it says anywhere visible. It is UL rated according to Liberty :)
I am guessing standard 14 Gage.
@@zukiplay thank for going to take the time to look.
@@Scott-yq1qr The plug end has nothing. The outlet kit has the UL rating sticker. The booklet doesn’t include the information either. I'm sure Liberty customer support could find the answer. customerservice@libertysafe.com
Congrats on the Liberty. I have a fatboy Jr. Awesome job on hiding the wiring.
Fatboys are awesome. Thank you, I used what I had :)
The codes have been released the safest are worthless.
Lovely 😤
change to a mechanical lock, but ATF can still cut the safe open just as burglars
That was already pre cut ,you could've just popped that thin ring out and never had to cut.
It was not. Different size for the outlet kit which was sold for a variety of safes. Directions clearly state it would need cut. Only cut the drywall, metal was precut from factory.
It was cut, the newer liberty's come pre cut...just did mine
@zukiplay I can literally see the cut in Your video ! I just did this myself. So..yes it was.
It's big wast of money, you need to be buying a real TL rated safe that people can't get into using your own tools. If you do some looking, you can find nice used TL rated safes for the same money as a fake gun safe. A gun safe is not a true safe, it's just a sheet metal box with a thin fancy looking door.
Yes, I explain in the video that they just buy a little time. I have many other protections in place. I looked at "real safes" but the ones I found were outrageous expensive. Guess I don’t know where to look. Do you have any videos or recommendations?
I kept a close eye on our local Craigslist and found three TL-30 safes listed by the same person. He managed a huge apartment complex and rented a one car garage out to a friend who removed items from stores after the closed. They were 6' tall and 36"X 36" and made of AR-500 plate steal, very heavy. He had helped this person move them to this garage 18 months earlier and just about cut his ankle off when a door fell over. I was at his place within three hrs. of him listing them. He begged me to buy them, he offered to give me all the other crap in the garage for free. I offered him $100.00 each, he told me he's not loading them and had just got healed up and back to work.@@zukiplay
The one thing I wanted to know, u freaking skipped....
Ask us! Not sure what I skipped. Someone will be able to help.