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About LinkBacksHinges dont need to be internal, but cutting them off cant allow the safe to be opened obviously. Have built an approved E cat safe in the past, just has to get the inspecting officers approval which MAY need a certificate from the engineer for construction and certificate from a locksmith for the locks. If in doubt to quality they will demand these. Nobody wants to look a dork if the safe gets busted into the next week with a screwdriver and hammer.
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