How the Fleeca box drill works
Hold Space, or hold the drill, and the bit bores into the deposit box. Four pins sit along the way, and the box opens when the bit clears the last one. Let go and the drill stops. On a full set of tanks a box takes a little under thirty seconds of drilling. The work is in keeping the tanks full while you do it.
The drill burns two things. Lubricant drains at a steady two percent a second. Coolant drains slowly at first and then fast: the longer one unbroken run goes on, the hotter the bit gets, and about twelve seconds of nonstop drilling boils it dry. Letting go cools the bit twice as fast as it heated, so short bursts use far less coolant than one long hold. Low tanks also slow the bit down, to two thirds speed with both empty, and an empty tank stops the drill outright.
Press Q to refill lubricant or E to refill coolant, or click the tank. A gauge appears: mash E, click or tap to fill it while it drains back. Fill it and the tank pumps back up over three and a half seconds, and the drill cannot run until it is full. Condition wears slowly while you drill and fast while coolant is under a quarter tank; run it hot too often and the bit snaps.
The score is the time from the first second to the box opening. There is a ninety second limit; running out of time or snapping the bit scores 120 seconds. In the Fleeca job as players describe it, the drill is the last step, once the vault is open. The step before it is the vault panel. Benchmento is not affiliated with Rockstar Games, NoPixel or any roleplay server. This is an original version built from descriptions of how the hack plays, for practice in the browser.
What counts as a fast drill
| Time | Standing |
|---|---|
| Under 45s | Exceptional |
| 45 – 51s | Fast |
| 51 – 58s | Solid |
| 58 – 69s | About average |
| 69 – 90s | Slow but open |
| 120s | Out of time or bit snapped |
Nobody drills a box without refilling: lubricant alone runs out partway through. The gap between a fast time and an average one is mostly how quickly you mash a refill and whether you let the coolant boil dry mid-run.
How to drill faster
- Pick a rhythm. One long hold boils the coolant dry in about twelve seconds; bursts of three or four seconds with a half-second pause stretch a tank much further. Fast mashers can afford to hold and refill more often, slower ones save time with bursts.
- Mash the refill hard. The gauge drains while you fill it, so slow presses barely move it. Fast presses fill it in two or three seconds.
- Refill on your terms. A refill costs the same whenever you do it, but an empty tank stops the drill mid-pin. Refill when a tank is low and you are between bursts, not when the drill has already stalled.
- Never run it hot. With under a quarter tank of coolant the bit wears about seven times faster. If coolant is low and the bit is hot, refill first.
- Keep both tanks up. The bit slows as the tanks empty. A run that stays above half on both is a run that never drops to two thirds speed.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the NoPixel 5.0 Fleeca box drill?
It is an independent recreation built from descriptions of how the 5.0 Fleeca deposit box drill plays: hold to drill through the pins while managing lubricant and coolant, refilling with a mash prompt. It is not connected to any server and is not affiliated with Rockstar Games or NoPixel.
Why did the drill stop on its own?
A tank ran empty. With no coolant the bit overheats and with no lubricant it seizes, and either one stops the drill until you refill it. Press E for coolant or Q for lubricant.
Should I hold the drill the whole way?
You can, but coolant drains faster the longer one run lasts, so a single long hold boils it dry in about twelve seconds and the drill stops until you refill. Short bursts with brief pauses stretch each tank much further. Which is quicker depends on how fast you mash a refill, and riding the coolant to empty also wears the bit.
What does condition do?
Condition is the bit wearing down. It drops slowly as you drill and about seven times faster while coolant is under a quarter tank. If it reaches zero the bit snaps and the run fails, so riding every tank down to empty is a risk.
What is the score?
The time in seconds from the start to the box opening. Ninety seconds is the limit; running out of time or snapping the bit scores 120 seconds.