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    Then Go To A Hinge (Picture2) - Picture2

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    This document provides instructions for removing an exterior door by unhinging it. It explains that the trick only works on old doors with hinges on the outside, as most modern buildings have internal hinges for security. The instructions describe using a hammer and screwdriver to remove each hinge by inserting the screwdriver under the hinge pin and tapping it out with the hammer. Once all hinges are removed, the entire door can be lifted off. It notes this method makes noise, so it's best to do when no one is around to hear.

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    This document provides instructions for removing an exterior door by unhinging it. It explains that the trick only works on old doors with hinges on the outside, as most modern buildings have internal hinges for security. The instructions describe using a hammer and screwdriver to remove each hinge by inserting the screwdriver under the hinge pin and tapping it out with the hammer. Once all hinges are removed, the entire door can be lifted off. It notes this method makes noise, so it's best to do when no one is around to hear.

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    This document provides instructions for removing an exterior door by unhinging it. It explains that the trick only works on old doors with hinges on the outside, as most modern buildings have internal hinges for security. The instructions describe using a hammer and screwdriver to remove each hinge by inserting the screwdriver under the hinge pin and tapping it out with the hammer. Once all hinges are removed, the entire door can be lifted off. It notes this method makes noise, so it's best to do when no one is around to hear.

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    Then Go To A Hinge (Picture2) - Picture2

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    spedhome1
    This document provides instructions for removing an exterior door by unhinging it. It explains that the trick only works on old doors with hinges on the outside, as most modern buildings have internal hinges for security. The instructions describe using a hammer and screwdriver to remove each hinge by inserting the screwdriver under the hinge pin and tapping it out with the hammer. Once all hinges are removed, the entire door can be lifted off. It notes this method makes noise, so it's best to do when no one is around to hear.

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    This trick can only be applied to low quality doors, you just unhinge the door and take

    it off. Most buildings have the hinges on the inside to prevent burglars from applying this trick, but old buildings sometimes still have the hinges on the outside. See below how to unhinge a door. The only things you need are a hammer and a thin screwdriver. Then go to a door with the hinges on the outside (picture1). Picture1

    Then go to a hinge (picture2). Picture2

    And put the screwdriver at the bottom of it (picture3). Picture3

    Then give it a few ticks with the hammer untill it comes up (picture4). Picture4

    Then put the screwdriver under the head of the hinge (picture5). Picture5

    Then just ram the hinge till the longe nail is out (picture6. Picture6

    Then do the same with all the other hinges, when they are all out, you can just take out the door as a whole. Sidenotes: This tricks only works on old doors with the hinges on the outside, you probally won't find these doors on houses and commercial buildings, but you can find these doors at sheds and storage facilities. But this makes alot of noise so make sure no-one is around to hear it.

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