TylerTube! I have a 3D printed door lock design that is surprisingly strong! If you would like to test it, I can send you it prefabricated as a kit or just the file to print yourself along with the recommended settings and materials to do so Please let me know if you are interested (and if you are just a usual viewer of the channel, hit like if you are interested too!
The Tyler tube difference: seeing an issue, saying “fair enough” and throwin in harder screws rather than running with a narrative. You got popular for a reason my man
I mean really tho he had to use different screws the autists in here screaming were still wrong, he just didn't d want to make them feel like all hope was lost
I wish all customer service was handled the same way that Tyler runs his channel. Willingness to admit that they’re wrong and willingness to make it right … way to go.
@@norsevikingsir4932 Yes he was wrong, for reaching in and undoing it. lol. Sure it's a garbage lock, but he still did it wrong, like a lot of things he does. Cause he's lazy and dumb and doesn't do research before making a fool of himself. Then has to do stupid retakes like this, lol.
@@Lilith-Rose when I saw the big hook in the other video, I thought you could just drill a small hole through it, and then add a pin so that it couldn't just be lifted out
This video and the last one are exactly the reason I have the following rules regarding Door security; 1. Immediately remove any hollow-core or panel door and replace with solid wood or metal if possible. Pricey, yes. But peace of mind and family safety are priceless in comparison. Plus whenever you get a chance to slam the door in someone’s face, it’s way more effective and satisfying. (I realize that apartment complexes and rental leases sometimes prevent alteration to property but I’ve convinced Management and landlords to let me do this if I replace it with the original upon leaving or agree to leave it after I depart for property value) 2. Immediately remove any chain locks unless you somehow figured out how to use some freaking Grade 43 chain (If so we need to talk) and replace that tragedy with a Defender Security U ($15). You might have seen them in hotels and such. 3. Always immediately replace any hardware screws with 2-3” wood deck screws. Seriously these bad bitches will stop a freight train or a meth head with ease. Stock hardware is a joke and it’s a crime that they sell locks with inadequate mounting hardware 4. Buy a doorknob stop bar. Master lock makes one for $20 available at Home Depot. Super easy and simple and very effective. Added bonus; decent Melee weapon when answering the door for Zombies or Kirby Vacuum Salesmen. It’s a Vacuum, not a 99 Civic. It ain’t worth $1,500 hoss. 5. Nightlock makes a floor mounted door brace for $40 that literally is anchored solidly into the floor and effectively locks the bottom of the door in place with a 7/16” steel plate that slides into place in the floor mounted base. It may seem a little like overkill but if you’ve upgraded security at your locks and knobs, a hearty kick or bash to the bottom can still flex and break the door. Disregard if you have a metal door, cause honestly bro, if they manage to damage a metal door enough to wedge open the bottom like a puppy forcing a baby gate open, start sending shots in that direction with Haste. Two to the chest, face gets the rest. 6. Now that you’ve upgraded your door, locks and knob with some serious freakin hardware, don’t forget the hinges. Oh yeah, I’m talkin stainless steel commercial grade heavy duty hinges. That Schlage kit you get at Lowe’s for $30 is a joke. And don’t forget them kickass deck screws to put it up.
The chain locks are more to detour silent entry. You are going to know if someone is breaking in if they bust the chain apart. Most night thieves want to be in and out unseen and unheard. They will avoid a place if they have to make a lot of sound breaking in.
Chain locks are one of the easiest locks to bypass quietly. All you have to do is stick a wire coat hanger with a hook on it, into the gap, close the door most the way, and slide the chain off
He was only wrong bc he knew people would say "use better screws you know they give you shitty ones" so the product is better if you don't follow instructions and use your own shit
@@davidp2888 But in effect that only changed it's security in a fake test, not the strength. I mean you might as well say he didn't attack the door stop correctly bc he was pulling the door instead of pushing, and it's deigned to be used with the locks on the door as well. Testing the components was successful...he never did anything wrong to test strength
I just think he's a grown ass man, and most of his viewers like yourself can only hear him say "y'all were right" and not see him kick open the door with ease and replace the screws with his own to make it work at all
I also think the worst case scenario. If tyler can break off a lock with all his might for a video imagine breaking down a door, physically for, money, jewelry, and valuables
@@jettie1212 I had to kick a hotel door down because of a maintenance issue and it was concerning how easy it was. Most doors are just there for visual security
I’m just enjoying the fact that Tyler is also teaching himself the basic techniques on how to bash in a door. I hope this is only for educational purposely only Tyler, I don’t want Tyler to be known as the “The Door Buster”. 😂
yea changing a few things made it last longer but it still failed at the end of the day. personally i think when you made this video tyler you already knew that the chain setup was really not ever going to hold up and that those things are really just made to hold a door back long enough to get away from someone who tries to force the door open once you open it so that you dont get smacked in the face. that leaving time for you to defend yourself or get away. so well played man. was fun watching you try these out.
Another couple of important issues to consider are that some forms of lock will delay emergency egress, and is that locks will delay response by emergency personnel. If one has a heart attack, pulmonary blood clot, or other medical medical emergency, and is unable to unlock the door for medical personnel, the extra time required for personnel to force entry may prevent them from giving critically needed medical aid.
This is the right way to test your theories, going back and retesting things based off of feedback. And then being okay when you are wrong. Everyone could learn from Tyler.
Issue with that is it really needs to be done on carpet to be effective. My sister used to do it and had a tile floor. All you would have to do it open the door as usual and the chair would fall because it slid. Could also do rubber feet on it I guess, but that's a bit of a reach imo.
I don't think that the placement of the chain caused it to be more durable. It just made it impossible to open it from outside. The reason that he had to kick it so many times is that the top hinge of the door is not attached anymore, from all the torture the door experienced previously, so there is not enough leverage to break the chain with one hit.
Having the receiver on the door means the chain is pulling at a very different angle from when it's on the frame, and much of the force will be borne by the corner of the door.
You are the best dude. There aren't many people out there that will actually admit being wrong let alone on TH-cam. Keep making the great content and I promise I'll keep watching!
I think Tyler might be the most genuine person on youtbe. This is just like when talks about how trash a product is, then uses it and goes, "alright, this is pretty good"
tyler you installed it the right way both times, just the time it stopped you, you were using 4 inch wood screws so it was stronger than shorter one when you broke it off
Good on you man, fair play. Most of us who mentioned it, it was because of how easily you reached in and unlocked it that way round, but we also pointed out the flimsiness.
Don't ever stop being you Tyler, sadly there are not many people like you left in the world. People who call you an idiot are the reason why the world is head on a downward spiral.
The door was so compromised, it was absorbing the majority of the force and keeping the chain from breaking. When a chain's installed on a metal clad entry door, it'll pop if you hit it with your shoulder. I accidentally broke the chain on my basement door when I moved into my house. The door was really sticky, and I didn't realize that my friend that was helping me move actually put the chain on the door. So I hit the door with my shoulder and obliterated the chain at the part that slides into the plate.
The point never was if you could reach in and take it off, it was seeing you utterly smash it. You did it amazingly both times, ignore the haters, stay awesome!
Also think of this. he is going right into a stud. normally there is half inch dry wall before you even hit stud.. those flimsy screws dont hold for shit Haha
I was honestly not very impressed when I first started watching your videos 6 hours ago. But I've basically binge watched them all day. For some reason you are really entertaining and I can't exactly point out why. All-day binge-watching session complete. Now I know why you are so entertaining. You answer all the questions that every single one of us has but never tries to find an answer to!
In the door chains defense, it was never designed to be a secure lock for a door. It was designed to give someone inside the house the ability to open the door to some degree giving them the ability to talk to someone on the other side without having to completely give up all their security. With the door chain, you can still hold the door against someone stronger than you until you are able to fully shut it and engage a more secure lock, such as a deadbolt.
New video idea: Different kinds of folding knives in a rock tumbler for 30 days with water and grit. See which ones still function. See if washers really are better than ball bearings as a more reliable opening mechanism.
Glad to see this, but there were also other issues that were brought up like the dead bolt striker plate mounting to the studs instead of the door frame and the floor bar using a bolt instead of the button.
An actual house door is anchored in place, forcing it to take more energy from the blows. This frame gets to move around, allowing energy to flow in different places. This takes away energy surrounding the lick itself. Energy is like electricity, looking for the pa the of least resistance for release. What I mean is an actual house door would go quicker, this is giving the locks that extra edge to resist in this test setup.
Try the slide latches with longer screws mounted to the door frame and not on the door. Then put one at 8 inches from the top of the door and 23 inches from the bottom of the door as well. Plus try using longer screws in the dead bolt and door knob plates that are in the door frame. Which I believe that you will have some fun with and hope that you can bust though them?
I don’t know why but there is something about his videos that draws me to them, I’m from Australia and I love Tyler’s videos. Sometimes I’m like I’m watching his videos of eating and him testing out stuff and for some reason strange enough I love it lol 😂 but good way to take criticism ❤️ much love from Australia ❤️
Remember folks, if your method of securing your door is using screws that look like they should be holding your TV remote together, probably best to invest in some better ones.
Good man. My whole thing was about not being able to open it using your hand reaching in. But good on you for making this vid. We appreciate that you listen and attempt to make things right whenever you can. 😉
LOL! Okay so.. was watching the last video, and I was literally thinking this lol I've NEVER seen the chain lock mounted vertically, was gonna post something but didn't wanna be *that guy* :P Love ya Tyler! You're doing common man's science and that's 90% of us so nobody can fault you for inaccurate testing
Try out the door jamb that goes to the floor from the doorknob but replace that tiny button with a bolt of some sort. That is the way I have it and that door is INDESTRUCTIBLE!! Just Try it out. And thanks for making this video.
The good thing for gun owners is.... The amount of times it took for you to kick it in WITH the wood screws would give a gun owner PLENTY of time to acknowledge the threat and be ready.
well the door is pretty banged up and takes a lot of the force because it bends instead of being stiff. my guess is that if you retried with a new door that has its original stiffnes and transfers all of the force to the chain instead of bending, you'd look a lot smarter :)
A lot of that impact if being diverted by that flimsy frame that’s moving when you hit the door, if that was an actual installed door you could easily kick it open after one hit
The most secure way to keep your door locked is to get a steel door with steel frames and weld it every time you leave. Then when you get home, use a plasma cutter to get back in.
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TylerTube! I have a 3D printed door lock design that is surprisingly strong! If you would like to test it, I can send you it prefabricated as a kit or just the file to print yourself along with the recommended settings and materials to do so
Please let me know if you are interested
(and if you are just a usual viewer of the channel, hit like if you are interested too!
A lot of people never expected the chain to work any better. they just wanted to clear the room about being able to reach in and undo the chain.
I love how honest you are about making fun of us lmao
Please make "Oh no, the door is locked, whatever will I do?" Some kind of merch!
What happens if you leave things in Mtn Dew for 30 days?
The Tyler tube difference: seeing an issue, saying “fair enough” and throwin in harder screws rather than running with a narrative. You got popular for a reason my man
“Now I don’t get to make fun of you”
Not gonna lie this is why I like tyler, he gets called out, he corrects what he did wrong :D Thanks for being a good sport man
ikrrrrrr
That's what makes Tyler different from other TH-camrs and this is why we like him.
I mean really tho he had to use different screws the autists in here screaming were still wrong, he just didn't d want to make them feel like all hope was lost
He wasn't wrong, the orientation has absolutely nothing to do with the quality of the product and how it broke.
If he actually did 2 seconds of research beforehand, he wouldn't have to. Dude is so basic, lol.
I wish all customer service was handled the same way that Tyler runs his channel. Willingness to admit that they’re wrong and willingness to make it right … way to go.
Tyler never has a problem being wrong, and that's why he's the best ❤️
Practice makes perfect
He wasn't wrong, the orientation has absolutely nothing to do with the quality of the product and how it broke.
@@norsevikingsir4932 Yes he was wrong, for reaching in and undoing it. lol. Sure it's a garbage lock, but he still did it wrong, like a lot of things he does. Cause he's lazy and dumb and doesn't do research before making a fool of himself. Then has to do stupid retakes like this, lol.
@@MrBilld75 would you like a wipe for them tears you cry baby?
@@aalynnodell9809 Okay you toxic child. Calm down and stop being rude to people on the internet that have another opinion then you.
This is why i like this guy, he takes criticism and improves.
Not gonna lie, I didn't think it would matter either, other than not being able to reach in and unlock.
You can just pop the chain out of the plate with a bent metal spatula when it's set up this way. Or with a spare metal core from a windshield wiper.
@@MikeStavola even a metal hanger would do the trick to be honest
@@Lilith-Rose when I saw the big hook in the other video, I thought you could just drill a small hole through it, and then add a pin so that it couldn't just be lifted out
" then I was gonna make fun of you guys " 😂
then he's like "shit, now i can't"
@@OfficialAzyria Then again we did just spend two and a half minutes watching a guy kick a broken door. lol
This video and the last one are exactly the reason I have the following rules regarding Door security;
1. Immediately remove any hollow-core or panel door and replace with solid wood or metal if possible. Pricey, yes. But peace of mind and family safety are priceless in comparison. Plus whenever you get a chance to slam the door in someone’s face, it’s way more effective and satisfying.
(I realize that apartment complexes and rental leases sometimes prevent alteration to property but I’ve convinced Management and landlords to let me do this if I replace it with the original upon leaving or agree to leave it after I depart for property value)
2. Immediately remove any chain locks unless you somehow figured out how to use some freaking Grade 43 chain (If so we need to talk) and replace that tragedy with a Defender Security U ($15). You might have seen them in hotels and such.
3. Always immediately replace any hardware screws with 2-3” wood deck screws. Seriously these bad bitches will stop a freight train or a meth head with ease. Stock hardware is a joke and it’s a crime that they sell locks with inadequate mounting hardware
4. Buy a doorknob stop bar. Master lock makes one for $20 available at Home Depot. Super easy and simple and very effective. Added bonus; decent Melee weapon when answering the door for Zombies or Kirby Vacuum Salesmen. It’s a Vacuum, not a 99 Civic. It ain’t worth $1,500 hoss.
5. Nightlock makes a floor mounted door brace for $40 that literally is anchored solidly into the floor and effectively locks the bottom of the door in place with a 7/16” steel plate that slides into place in the floor mounted base. It may seem a little like overkill but if you’ve upgraded security at your locks and knobs, a hearty kick or bash to the bottom can still flex and break the door. Disregard if you have a metal door, cause honestly bro, if they manage to damage a metal door enough to wedge open the bottom like a puppy forcing a baby gate open, start sending shots in that direction with Haste. Two to the chest, face gets the rest.
6. Now that you’ve upgraded your door, locks and knob with some serious freakin hardware, don’t forget the hinges. Oh yeah, I’m talkin stainless steel commercial grade heavy duty hinges. That Schlage kit you get at Lowe’s for $30 is a joke. And don’t forget them kickass deck screws to put it up.
Glad you did not have to make fun of me.
Also glad that you are a great TH-camr that listens to his fans.
The chain locks are more to detour silent entry. You are going to know if someone is breaking in if they bust the chain apart. Most night thieves want to be in and out unseen and unheard. They will avoid a place if they have to make a lot of sound breaking in.
Chain locks are one of the easiest locks to bypass quietly. All you have to do is stick a wire coat hanger with a hook on it, into the gap, close the door most the way, and slide the chain off
Guy's got integrity; admits when he's wrong, corrects the error and does it with a sense of humor.
Serious respect for that.
He was only wrong bc he knew people would say "use better screws you know they give you shitty ones" so the product is better if you don't follow instructions and use your own shit
I reckon your respect ain't worth much lol
@@jer280 He was wrong because he installed the components improperly.
@@TravelWithBradley I reckon you don't have more than three teeth.
@@davidp2888 But in effect that only changed it's security in a fake test, not the strength. I mean you might as well say he didn't attack the door stop correctly bc he was pulling the door instead of pushing, and it's deigned to be used with the locks on the door as well. Testing the components was successful...he never did anything wrong to test strength
Install all of them at the same and see how many “Donkey kicks” it takes to break in. #please
the door will yield first
that door will not last bro
better yet use a real donkey to kick it in.
better use 4 donkeys
Longest most entertaining 2 minutes ever
_that's what she said_ 😏
I think Tyler is just really good at breaking down doors 😂😂 I like that he makes follow up videos when he doesn't do something right, best youtuber
I just think he's a grown ass man, and most of his viewers like yourself can only hear him say "y'all were right" and not see him kick open the door with ease and replace the screws with his own to make it work at all
I also think the worst case scenario. If tyler can break off a lock with all his might for a video imagine breaking down a door, physically for, money, jewelry, and valuables
@@jettie1212 I had to kick a hotel door down because of a maintenance issue and it was concerning how easy it was. Most doors are just there for visual security
I'm glad you got to show how much of a difference stronger and longer screws make.
This is universal advice for building anything for any purpose.
I’m just enjoying the fact that Tyler is also teaching himself the basic techniques on how to bash in a door. I hope this is only for educational purposely only Tyler, I don’t want Tyler to be known as the “The Door Buster”. 😂
Or start a new occupation😎
yea changing a few things made it last longer but it still failed at the end of the day. personally i think when you made this video tyler you already knew that the chain setup was really not ever going to hold up and that those things are really just made to hold a door back long enough to get away from someone who tries to force the door open once you open it so that you dont get smacked in the face. that leaving time for you to defend yourself or get away.
so well played man. was fun watching you try these out.
Oh my god the chain lock. I’m not here for real science, I just love Tyler
Another couple of important issues to consider are that some forms of lock will delay emergency egress, and is that locks will delay response by emergency personnel. If one has a heart attack, pulmonary blood clot, or other medical medical emergency, and is unable to unlock the door for medical personnel, the extra time required for personnel to force entry may prevent them from giving critically needed medical aid.
Most humble TH-camr on the platform. So many can’t be told they did something wrong without either ignoring everyone or being petty.
This is the right way to test your theories, going back and retesting things based off of feedback. And then being okay when you are wrong. Everyone could learn from Tyler.
Nice job Tyler! There are very few people that are willing to go back to fix a mistake they made. Props to you my dude!
I wish you would have tried the tried and true method of wedging a chair under neath the handle like our grandmothers used to do
Issue with that is it really needs to be done on carpet to be effective. My sister used to do it and had a tile floor. All you would have to do it open the door as usual and the chair would fall because it slid. Could also do rubber feet on it I guess, but that's a bit of a reach imo.
I don't think that the placement of the chain caused it to be more durable. It just made it impossible to open it from outside. The reason that he had to kick it so many times is that the top hinge of the door is not attached anymore, from all the torture the door experienced previously, so there is not enough leverage to break the chain with one hit.
Having the receiver on the door means the chain is pulling at a very different angle from when it's on the frame, and much of the force will be borne by the corner of the door.
You are the best dude. There aren't many people out there that will actually admit being wrong let alone on TH-cam. Keep making the great content and I promise I'll keep watching!
Kicks like a horse - we need a - what can Tyler destroy with his donkey kicks series.
I second this notion
I think Tyler might be the most genuine person on youtbe. This is just like when talks about how trash a product is, then uses it and goes, "alright, this is pretty good"
Mad respect for this man. Integrity at a level unreachable by most TH-camrz thank you
Thank you. Excellent testing.
Still go with the hotel loop (2nd one in last video). Hands down the best. Used them for years on my doors
Gotta love the humbleness! Good stuff Tyler! I’ve been using the brinks door jammer (🙄) and now I realize it’s time for a change!!
tyler you installed it the right way both times, just the time it stopped you, you were using 4 inch wood screws so it was stronger than shorter one when you broke it off
Neighbor: “Dear god he’s moved on to using doors instead of his mannequin….”
"Whatever will I do?!!?!?!?"
Lol
Good on you man, fair play.
Most of us who mentioned it, it was because of how easily you reached in and unlocked it that way round, but we also pointed out the flimsiness.
Don't ever stop being you Tyler, sadly there are not many people like you left in the world. People who call you an idiot are the reason why the world is head on a downward spiral.
Now Tyler is gonna be teaching us how to break into people’s houses the right way
Lock Picking Lawyer already did that :D
I was hoping he was going to say, "Oh yeah!!!" when he broke through the door.
The smile i got when he said 4" wood screws
The door was so compromised, it was absorbing the majority of the force and keeping the chain from breaking.
When a chain's installed on a metal clad entry door, it'll pop if you hit it with your shoulder.
I accidentally broke the chain on my basement door when I moved into my house. The door was really sticky, and I didn't realize that my friend that was helping me move actually put the chain on the door. So I hit the door with my shoulder and obliterated the chain at the part that slides into the plate.
The point never was if you could reach in and take it off, it was seeing you utterly smash it. You did it amazingly both times, ignore the haters, stay awesome!
videos like there are why we love tyler, he is all real life on everything.
he... he... he... HE CAME BACK AND FIXED IT!! Great job Tyler, glad you took the advice! Enjoy the rest of your days until your next post
glorious reprise. Thanks for the follow up!
Don't use the small flimsy screws, noted.
Also think of this. he is going right into a stud. normally there is half inch dry wall before you even hit stud.. those flimsy screws dont hold for shit Haha
I was honestly not very impressed when I first started watching your videos 6 hours ago. But I've basically binge watched them all day. For some reason you are really entertaining and I can't exactly point out why.
All-day binge-watching session complete. Now I know why you are so entertaining. You answer all the questions that every single one of us has but never tries to find an answer to!
That was Tyler's hardest kick on that door so far 😂😂😂
In the door chains defense, it was never designed to be a secure lock for a door. It was designed to give someone inside the house the ability to open the door to some degree giving them the ability to talk to someone on the other side without having to completely give up all their security. With the door chain, you can still hold the door against someone stronger than you until you are able to fully shut it and engage a more secure lock, such as a deadbolt.
POV: Tyler is breaking into your house and letting your know about the strength of your locks
New video idea: Different kinds of folding knives in a rock tumbler for 30 days with water and grit. See which ones still function. See if washers really are better than ball bearings as a more reliable opening mechanism.
Glad to see this, but there were also other issues that were brought up like the dead bolt striker plate mounting to the studs instead of the door frame and the floor bar using a bolt instead of the button.
You see this man right here. I love his content because of his personality. Keep it up man
An actual house door is anchored in place, forcing it to take more energy from the blows. This frame gets to move around, allowing energy to flow in different places. This takes away energy surrounding the lick itself. Energy is like electricity, looking for the pa the of least resistance for release. What I mean is an actual house door would go quicker, this is giving the locks that extra edge to resist in this test setup.
Try the slide latches with longer screws mounted to the door frame and not on the door. Then put one at 8 inches from the top of the door and 23 inches from the bottom of the door as well. Plus try using longer screws in the dead bolt and door knob plates that are in the door frame. Which I believe that you will have some fun with and hope that you can bust though them?
You can install them any way you want, Vertical is so much easier with dropping the chain in hole than sliding it over on a Horizontal placement.
I don’t know why but there is something about his videos that draws me to them, I’m from Australia and I love Tyler’s videos. Sometimes I’m like I’m watching his videos of eating and him testing out stuff and for some reason strange enough I love it lol 😂 but good way to take criticism ❤️ much love from Australia ❤️
It makes sense why this style and the fold over locking one are common to see in hotel rooms.
Hahahah I love the "forreal?!" When he was proven wrong😂
Is it just me or does anyone else laugh when he says "really?"
He’s like, mad about it. 😂
I laugh
I like his bad acting "Oh no, the door is locked, what will I do!"
That’s cool that you weren’t mad or frustrated and corrected yourself
I have 2-1/2 inch screws holding mine in so now Ik it’s actually a pain
Remember folks, if your method of securing your door is using screws that look like they should be holding your TV remote together, probably best to invest in some better ones.
Good man. My whole thing was about not being able to open it using your hand reaching in.
But good on you for making this vid. We appreciate that you listen and attempt to make things right whenever you can. 😉
Nice job.... dipshit, lmao. Love the vids man 🤘🏻 keep em coming, I watch more of your stuff than I’d like to admit 😂.
LOL! Okay so.. was watching the last video, and I was literally thinking this lol I've NEVER seen the chain lock mounted vertically, was gonna post something but didn't wanna be *that guy* :P Love ya Tyler! You're doing common man's science and that's 90% of us so nobody can fault you for inaccurate testing
You went from cocky to "Really?" REAL quick lol
Try out the door jamb that goes to the floor from the doorknob but replace that tiny button with a bolt of some sort. That is the way I have it and that door is INDESTRUCTIBLE!! Just Try it out. And thanks for making this video.
Always good to humble yourself and admit when wrong. RESPECT
Keep doing you Tyler. That's why we love you
The good thing for gun owners is....
The amount of times it took for you to kick it in WITH the wood screws would give a gun owner PLENTY of time to acknowledge the threat and be ready.
Unless you just stuck a wire coat hanger with a hook on it into the gap, close the door most the way, and slide the chain off.
thanks for taking away my curiosity Tyler,
appreciate it,
keep up the good work 👏
LMAO "really?" hahahaha
Tyler
If you use the triple murphy bar.
You not break the door open. You have to use a metal cutting saw to get in.
Well hes honest I respect that
Technically you can still make fun of em because it was only the screws you used that made it stronger
This is why I subscribed, humor and honesty
I'd just grab a boulder and throw it through the wall if I needed to get into a house
Why throw a boulder when you can punch it?
@@Foreign501st Nice R5 reference
This was awesome lol. The “really” had is rolling
That donkey kick😂😂
My favorite TH-camr right there
Humility. Amazing. Glad I'm a follower.
I love his *visible confusion* lol
This is exactly why you are the best channel on TH-cam. Love the streams too!!!
Only Tyler would destroy a door to prove to his audience how unsafe our houses are.
That door has taken one Hell of a kicking
Them chain locks are pretty good if you want to get air through your house without having your door unlocked.
well the door is pretty banged up and takes a lot of the force because it bends instead of being stiff. my guess is that if you retried with a new door that has its original stiffnes and transfers all of the force to the chain instead of bending, you'd look a lot smarter :)
So what your saying is a busted door is better security than a new one?
I love your videos man but you do realize that that door is now a iconic piece of art from your channel, it's got to be in the videos now
Lol, I admire your humility Tyler
Why did this make me laugh so hard 🤣
It was mainly to prevent someone from sliding the chain like you did, but yes, also adds more strength
You can pick chain locks with a rubber band and a piece of tape. a zip tie if you put enough puts into dexterity
emergency tyler tube videos are awesome
A better dead bolt wouldn't fail as fast either. The best ones have 4in screws that go threw a heavy plate and into the framing.
Needs a bigger chain. LOL
What makes it different and correct is so that no one can get their hands in and unhook it
The looks on his at 1:22 was priceless.
“What happened to the chain”🤣🤣🤣
A lot of that impact if being diverted by that flimsy frame that’s moving when you hit the door, if that was an actual installed door you could easily kick it open after one hit
Exactly.
Well he held the door frame on either side and kicked it
The most secure way to keep your door locked is to get a steel door with steel frames and weld it every time you leave. Then when you get home, use a plasma cutter to get back in.