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Re: Old Safe

Posted by Ken Dunckel Safecracker Boxman on February 09, 2010 at 03:56:44:

In Reply to: Old Safe
posted by
Niva, DuBois, PA on February 08, 2010 at 16:08:16:

This isn't a do it yourself endeavor, unless you like the idea of dialing a very large number of possible combinations. You'll need to hire a safe technician if it's locked and the combination is unknown.

If you do that, get as much information as you can about its appearance . . . details of everything you see.

Better still, take clear digital photos before starting to look for a technician and make them available. Full frontal shot, hinges, dial and handle close-up. Clear is best, dim or fuzzy is a why bother.

Don't let someone who "thinks he might be able to open it" work on it. If someone "tries" and doesn't supply the desired result, don't pay for a failure.
Ken Dunckel

Safecracker
Boxman




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