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That safe exactly reminds me of a safe at my previous place of employment, down to its internals, and how the wheel pack works.

Other guy: "So, what's the combination?" You: "Yes!"

Great video!

Congrats on the the open and finding something inside!

Great job, and yes , always look inside !!! have a great day

You should do a collaboration with @VaultCracker !!!

Fellow safe tech here still learning manipulation. What’s that chart that you’re using to record your numbers? I’d like to see if I’d like to use that over the graphing technique.

Question: if the safe moves why couldn't you take it out and set it up where you can work on it better, or was it loosly mounted? Have a great day, I also picked up a "World Reserve - Monetary Exchange" safe that is a direct entry dial. I think you can buy it cheap when you buy enough coins from the seller under the same name.

Clever set up. I'm a newbie to manipulation, but I recently tried my first direct entry safe. I found it hard to get consistent readings so I got frustrated and drilled and scoped it. You were able to get 3 wheels using your method then brute force the last wheel?

Wow, that is amazing. What is (or was) this place?

Even for forced destructive entry that is not good methods. Gads.

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Always interesting to see the old S & G stuff, a old 3 wheel (brass ?), wish I could have done that with the Cat 3 under counters I used to have to open, 4 wheel Aluminium modern, keylock and time delay, broken back working on the floor, lucky the banks where I live opted for the keylock to be the custodian/master lock so mostly had the key, until the safe door was slammed into a wall or something and broke the key web off inside.

One day I'm going to figure out how to do this

Nice safe ! Great job Have a great day

Fascinating process! From an electronics/hardware hacking perspective, this resembles a sidechannel attack am I right? You exploit the tiny difference in mechanical response bassicaly?

WAIT..............FOR........................It!!!! 😄

Fascinating technique! Thanks for sharing your skill and thought process with us.

That's really cool! Thanks for sharing the process! 👍👍

Just as exciting as opening Capone's safe with the same result.....Good job Geraldo.

Sucks that it was empty but having a functioning floor safe is way cool.

Great job, Have a great day

Manipulation seems like more trouble than it's worth. You could probably drill most of these safes open in a few minutes.

I have this same safe in wall, and would love to get it open. Any pointers?

Nice job, helps if its not all jammed up. Have a great day

Nice job, cool safe. It looked like it was bigger on the Inside. Since you finally got the door off and apart, did you ever change the combo for them? Have a great day

Very nice job, but I didn't need the commie bookstore propaganda.

Very interesting 🤔

Interesting, can't wait for the next one, good luck. Have a great day

So some doofus installed it wrong-handed but in the end it was just a bog standard group 2 67xx?

Low key I've always wanted to learn this art

I work on safes and ATMs for a living. This is impressive. I’d a been drilling that puppy. Maybe broke out the scope to look for a relocker. Good job!

So the lazer just positions the dial super precisely? Why is that necessary? I thought most safes were designed to intentionally be a lil sloppy

I'm intrigued by safe openings, but would have actually liked some explanations of the process. Also...you can film horizontally if you're not making a < 1 minute shorts video. Have a nice day! =)

I've been working for a locksmith for the last 3 years and this is the coolest video I've ever seen.

Would be nice to see the inside of the lock to see what's going on or at least how it operates. Watching while commenting sometimes answers the comment. Thanks for the view. Have a great day, still practicing

a new tool is always fun!!! have a great day

You never stop learning, Good luck with the new tool, I'll be waiting for the next video. Have a great day

Tight spot!! Gonna get cramps doing the next step.

This is an impressive method for opening a safe. Any reason why you don't use an auto-dialer or other non-destructive entry tools vs this by hand method?

great video, got stuff to checkout, cool stuff. have a great day

why wouldnt you show whats inside? disappointing :(

Nice job, great little video, will have to wait for the long version. have a great day

You’re braver than am working with asbestos

Great video, good info. thanks have a great day

I saw the other vid first with the storm of emotions. I thought best to watch this but the physics is what I expected. Glad you did not get injured -- certainly as you are working alone.

Seeing that 'box' against a wood stick wall is tough. You cannot leave long as the wood will fatigue and then break. But not obvious how you can bring it back up slowly to set on blocks. Each move risks the bottom corner kicking out too. All the ideas I think of, I will guess you thought off too and no option seems really good. Do let us know if when you bring it back as I am sure you will. I was working at the shop which took delivery of a box about that size and weight and the top corner was caved in about 4 inches. For reasons, the shop had to take deliver and document to get another. The driver said he did not know what happened but thinks it hit the wall of the truck going over a bump. When he had left, we had a laugh as the aluminum sheet walls of that truck would never hold this safe and dent in 4 inches. Also, the second same box has the usual pallet this company uses to ship while this damages box was on a cheaper pallet.

Great job, happy your safe, maybe you can do a follow up on the status of the locks, was there something wrong? Have a great day, be safe, maybe add a new protocol, verify stability of the safe before working.

nice safe, great job have a great day

Great job, Have a great day