Breaking into a massive 1000lb Safe with a Plasma Cutter

The video explores the use of a plasma cutter, likened to a real working light saber, to cut through various materials. It demonstrates the cutter's limitations on non-conductive materials like watermelon and its effectiveness on metal. The presenter attempts to open a cheap safe and then a more challenging antique safe, ultimately finding it empty. The video highlights the plasma cutter's power and the challenges of safe cracking.

What is the primary function of the plasma torch demonstrated in the video?

• To cook food

• To produce a light show

• To cut through any material

• To melt and cut through metal

Why can't the plasma cutter be used on materials like wood or glass?

• They are too expensive

• They are not electrically conductive

• They are too hard

• They are too thick

What safety precaution does the narrator consider after testing the plasma cutter on meat?

• Wearing gloves

• Using a fire extinguisher

• Using a shield

• Wearing a helmet

What was the outcome of using the plasma cutter on the small safe?

• The contents were destroyed

• The contents were undamaged

• The safe exploded

• The safe remained intact

What makes the antique safe a challenging target for the plasma cutter?

• Its small size

• Its thin walls

• Its lightweight design

• Its thick walls and concrete layers

What was found inside the antique safe after it was opened?

• A treasure chest

• A collection of coins

• A secret map

• Nothing

What potential use does the narrator consider for the empty safe?

• Converting it into an aquarium

• Turning it into a car

• Using it as a storage box

• Selling it as scrap metal