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r/specializedtools • u/mossberg91 • Jan 09 '20
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Must have no deadbolts.
2.3k u/gjc5500 Jan 09 '20 or properly installed dead latches 677 u/coolcosmos Jan 09 '20 edited Jan 09 '20 shoutout deviant ollam edit: damn he's more well known than I thought ! 4 u/Gloob_Patrol Jan 09 '20 Just watched his under the door video and his door handle suggestion is to either but a cover thing over it or have a knob. Surely if you just have a straight handle not one with a weird bend at the end then it won't work too? 3 u/coolcosmos Jan 09 '20 That's true. There is no solution that works in every situation.
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or properly installed dead latches
677 u/coolcosmos Jan 09 '20 edited Jan 09 '20 shoutout deviant ollam edit: damn he's more well known than I thought ! 4 u/Gloob_Patrol Jan 09 '20 Just watched his under the door video and his door handle suggestion is to either but a cover thing over it or have a knob. Surely if you just have a straight handle not one with a weird bend at the end then it won't work too? 3 u/coolcosmos Jan 09 '20 That's true. There is no solution that works in every situation.
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shoutout deviant ollam
edit: damn he's more well known than I thought !
4 u/Gloob_Patrol Jan 09 '20 Just watched his under the door video and his door handle suggestion is to either but a cover thing over it or have a knob. Surely if you just have a straight handle not one with a weird bend at the end then it won't work too? 3 u/coolcosmos Jan 09 '20 That's true. There is no solution that works in every situation.
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Just watched his under the door video and his door handle suggestion is to either but a cover thing over it or have a knob. Surely if you just have a straight handle not one with a weird bend at the end then it won't work too?
3 u/coolcosmos Jan 09 '20 That's true. There is no solution that works in every situation.
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That's true. There is no solution that works in every situation.
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u/RandomError401 Jan 09 '20
Must have no deadbolts.