IN THIS KIT:
Far from an electronic safe, the very first safe belonged to Pharoah Ramesses II in the 13th century BC, was made of wood and worked locked using a pin tumbler system. Safes and vaults have come a long way since then. There has always been a need to protect important documents, money and a variety of other precious possessions. This kit uses an electromagnetic locking mechanism, once complete, can be used to keep something special ‘safe’.
Project links
- Tolerances
- Electro-mechanical systems
- Complex assemblies
Click here for YouTube instructions.
R279.50
IN THIS KIT:
Far from an electronic safe, the very first safe belonged to Pharoah Ramesses II in the 13th century BC, was made of wood and worked locked using a pin tumbler system. Safes and vaults have come a long way since then. There has always been a need to protect important documents, money and a variety of other precious possessions. This kit uses an electromagnetic locking mechanism, once complete, can be used to keep something special ‘safe’.
Project links
- Tolerances
- Electro-mechanical systems
- Complex assemblies
Click here for YouTube instructions.
R279.50