Streakerfreak
Jan-Kee
gearbox said:Be prepared for disappointment. "Junk glass" was easy to break probably because it already had structural defects in it. Even safety glass is difficult to break when it is reinforced on all sides by the seals. My buddy couldn't smash his way out of a WRX with steel-toed boots or the aluminum back of a knife. I have since researched it to find out that the strike must be placed near a corner of the window rather than the center, and that a sharpish, hard object should be used. Those window-breaking hammers are useless if not used properly: you can reportedly hit a window dead center with a maul and not be successful, but a well-placed spring-loaded center punch is a winner.
Have you ever tried one of these hammers? By junk glass I meant one still in a door frame. I take it you have never seen that mythbusters episode. Kicking the window did not work, other hard objects did not work (mag lights and the likes), the only things that worked were the safety hammers(which simply broke the glass with one small hit) and center punches which took a little more effort. There designed in such a way to break the window with very little effort.
I'm sorry, but they do work, I have seen them in real life action. Thanks for the input and concern though!:26_7_2:
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