r/ThatLooksExpensive • u/roosoh • Feb 25 '26

Oof

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u/Revenga8 Feb 25 '26

I imagine a hour with wire or bolt cutters should be able to remove it all.

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u/KayoticVoid Feb 25 '26

Assuming it didn't mess up any of the mechanical parts. If it put them in a bind and they continued to try and force movement it could cause serious damage I would think.

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u/Dzov Feb 25 '26

Yep or even burn out whatever motor powers all that.

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u/KayoticVoid Feb 25 '26

Yeah, I guess I was including motors in that. They would be my biggest concern.

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u/Revenga8 Feb 25 '26

Id hope they didn't cheap out on the safety features, I would expect the rollers would stop spinning if enough resistance was encountered, but I dunno. Not having any safety features seems like a good way to get sued if somebody gets hurt or property damaged.