9v battery safe

a safe made from a 9v battery.

Step 1: Wht you need...

all you need it a dead 9v battery.

tip: you will need some wire cutters.

Step 2: Open it up

the first step is to open the top of the 9v just cut the corners and use a screw driver to pull it back

Step 3: Pull every thing out

take every thing out whats inside may vary but there all have 6 1.5v batterys.

Step 4: How to fold

ok this is how you fold you money

1.fold in haft
2.roll tightly arond somthing
3.stuff all that in the battery

Step 5: Close it up

next to finish up your safe you have to make it look like you didn't shove money in it so fold the metal back over the top so it won't open.

Step 6: Your done!

have fun with you safe!

Comments

[dll932]

When you take the battery apart, you'll find 6 AAAA batteries-which are normally expensive.

[dfault312]

Yeah... for all those devices I have that use AAAA batteries.

[stonehenge360]

most new lazer pointers take AAAA batteries

[dll932]

Also Streamlight Stylus flashlights-which we have dozens of where I work for inspection.

[popcorn4lunch]

kewl, ill hav to try it :)

[iwantacuracy]

thats creative. but i just keep my money in a mini m & m container. (very inconspicuous). i keep it in a box of lots of random stuff.

[Pie Ninja]

But what if the thief wants some M&Ms? :O

[bombmaker2]

Remember, thieves look almost everywhere

[bobwantzanapple]

yes, but will they look into a m&m case? if they rob ur house, they'll know to check the 9v batteries.

[bombmaker2]

only if there on this site all the time

[jimtran93]

hahahaha

[eyebot117]

You could even use a good 9V battery. Remove the two rod-shaped objects on the inside (and don't mix them up, or you've got problems) and fold the banknotes in half. Wrap them around the rod things and put them back in! Ta Da! Warning: Battery could leak or explode (be careful).

[bobwantzanapple]

WARNING: Your money could also burst into flames

[eyebot117]

So, I guess it would be best to use a dead one then... Or just spend the money.

[harry hardcore hoedown]

I got a photo of the inside of a battery with bricks wrapped together in a plastic film. It's not a great photo but you should be able to make out the bricks. I think (I'm not sure) they're used in those cheaper batteries because they're probably cheaper to make than 6 AAAA batteries.

[bobwantzanapple]

ya, they're bargain store brand batteries,

[sgt.paper]

i had a green one and it burnt my skin

[Junkyard John]

It would be interesting to keep one of the AAAA batteries in there to charge up a capacitor and shock anyone who tried to take the money out. Just an idea...

[bobwantzanapple]

genius!

[Yerboogieman]

send me something on how to do that.....

[RUBiksCUbe]

It probably wouldn't be much of a shock. A single AAAA battery would probably just give someone a mild tingle, nothing really unpleasant. It would also be a dead give away that the battery is hiding something

[Pie Ninja]

Note that he said "to charge up a capacitor", 1.5V would give an un-noticeable shock, but by using it to charge a capacitor, 1.5V can become many hundreds.

[Armaggedon]

is this dangorus?

[lkik]

good until some one finds the battery and trys to use it so they throw it out

[dancingal101]

Nice idea. Who would think of looking in a freakin battery for money? Only thing is, how do you make sure nobody throws the dead battery out?

[Von Klaus]

what about someone testing the battery (by licking it). he/she says it is dead and tosses it away?

[gameboy7oa]

hahaha that reminded me of a time of playing truth or dare in a basement. my girlfriend decided to dare me to lick a 9 volt didnt end good for me

[mrtools]

thats why its easier to put it in something so they dont

[andy60]

nice idea, but i would most definitley forget it was in the battery lol

[hack124x768]

About the "Battery Virus", It is possible for laptop computers. Most all Li-ion laptop batteries have a microcontroler built in for monitoring the voltage of the cells and cut off power when nessicary to keep them from going flat dead when in use, or exploding when charging (those suckers are freaky). It could be possible to load one's own code to that chip if it was a flash rom instead of a normal rom. If you are a windows user, look in your device manager and you will see your laptop's battery, that should be proof enough. Nice idea for the safe, btw. --Andrew

[Yerboogieman]

have you ever seen the movie bicentennial man cause you called yourself one and your name is Andrew. thats kool "be possible to load one's own"

[Yerboogieman]

the robot on that movie is named Andrew and calls himself one

[hack124x768]

Yes, It's a good movie. I rarely call myself one, unless I'm in character or something.

[klee27x]

Wow. This looks like a great way to lose your money.

[Yerboogieman]

keep it in your project box

[hjjhjhgjjh]

HAHA I agree in two days ill be like what is this trash and throw it out.

[Trimaster]

i bet i would throw it away by accident XD

[eviloverlord]

No they don't - it's a single battery of six 1.5V cells. A battery is a collection of cells.

[mrtools]

that's correct. but they can be used as batteries if you want.

[aforsberg]

dude, stop being a grammar prick.