How to open a key safe, WITHOUT the code

In this video I explain how a key safe can be opened when you don't know the combination.
No special tools are required.
This can also work on various other combination locks.

[@RookKnight]

Excellent information, and demonstration. I liked how you used a slip of paper👍🏻

[@Pik_lok]

Cheers RookKnight, wanted one that didn't use a specialised tool. Thanks for watching 👍

[@PocketWomen]

That was am excellent demonstration. Really clear visuals on what was happening. Thanks for this video, cheers

[@Pik_lok]

Glad you enjoyed it, and pleased it was clear to understand. I was worried it might not be 👍

[@pierrelecaillou6966]

wow! who knew? Now, to impress my grandson.

[@Pik_lok]

Brilliant! I was always fascinated by this kind of stuff as a child 👍

[@raulaparicio7461]

Tremenda y resolutiva demostración!!! 👏👏
De todos los videos que he visto el tuyo es el único que me ha funcionado, a la primera y con un simple papel.
Gracias!! 😀👏

[@Pik_lok]

Thank you, I'm pleased it worked for you. 👍
It's a very simple method, and I really wanted one with no special tools. Thanks for watching, and commenting 🙌🙂

[@Nicks-Picks]

Nice one. Always good to see new takes on these 👌👍🤜🤛

[@Pik_lok]

Thanks, appreciate it. Thought I'd do a, 'No tools required', one.

[@thecompguy]

That was great, Poklok! Very nice info and demo!

[@Pik_lok]

Thanks Adam, appreciate it 👍

[@markae0]

Good Show! Keep this up and you might be subscriber competitive with the lock pick lawyer.

[@Pik_lok]

That really would be incredible. Even being in the same sentence as Thelockpickinglawyer is a massive compliment. Thank you for watching and commenting, I appreciate it.👍🙂

[@arkitvchannel2668]

Thanks for sharing this information.

[@Pik_lok]

Hope it is helpful 👍

[@mcdpoor]

Nice info

[@Pik_lok]

Thanks buddy 👍

[@philippecasteleyn9327]

What is the metal loop at the bottom for ? I did not find it in the manual.
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[@Pik_lok]

It provides spring tension for the door, so it springs open, when you open it. Hope this helps 👍

[@TheCrappyCompletionist]

Certainly interesting. Some self-collect AirBNBs love to use these locks to hold the key.

[@Pik_lok]

They do, I see lots around where I live too. I wouldn't trust one of these boxes to guard my property.

[@grannysvids]

Wow, that's amazing how he did that! I use one of these in case the kids leave their key at home or lose Thier key. I don't think I will keep the key in there any more!

[@Pik_lok]

I really would think about it, these things are too easy to open.

[@grannysvids]

@@Pik_lok my dad has one of these at his new home he moved to 2 weeks ago, the old lady that lived there died of dementia and no one knows the code, I will attempt to open it, I will let you know how I get on. 👍

[@Pik_lok]

@grannysvids good luck with that, please do let me know how you get on.

[@mittfh]

Using paper is likely to be a lot quicker to fashion and a lot safer than a cut slice of energy drink can, as favoured by a certain other channel...

[@Pik_lok]

Thanks, I really wanted a method that requires no specific tools or anything. And yes, certainly a bit safer than chopping bits of drinks cans up. 👍

[@MrBliviu607]

😵‍💫😮😮😮😊👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼Nice !!!

[@Pik_lok]

Thanks, appreciate it 👍🙂