Looking for small lock box that can be secured, like strong handle etc?

alpharalpha

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It doesn't do me much good if the lock box is stolen; if could find one with a strong handle could attach to u-lock or similar to something secure. I like the shackle type like for keys if there was one much larger to store documents and the like, any ideas? Thanks!
 
Use something like this.
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Attach strike plate to metal box with some Tamper-Resistant One-Way Round Head Screws

Or a Eyebolt. I would clean up the nut and the eyebolt threads with a wire brush. Then take it to a welder and have him weld nut to the eyebolt threads.
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Here's a big one!
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$573.19 Each :shock: Vertical Capacity 56,000 lbs

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This might work for you?
Portable Group Lockout Box, Yellow
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I hate thieves.
 
I hadn't considered drilling the lock box; guess figured it'd be too strong; but from what I'm reading doesn't seem like it. Would I be able to use some Scotch-weld 3M DP 460 in the threads instead of welding?
 
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I assume you thinking to use epoxy on eyebolt nut? Yea it should be fine. Clean the metal real good like DoctorBass shows you how. Also glue nut to lock box.
 
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