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! =)
The laser is for when the wheels are super evenly matched. The laser lets me shoot the contact points over a longer distance to amplify the readings. I don't go too much into the laser explanation because it's really difficult to figure out if the readings are meaningful. There also the issue where experience tell me right away if I'm shooting too far or too close. Alot of time will be wasted if it's not setup properly. If you see my video of safe #13, you'll see how the laser is set up with a measuring device. I had to move it several times before I started getting proper readings
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Low key I've always wanted to learn this art
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! =)
Yeah I agree with both. But no YOU have a nice day. Or else
Yes, please film with the camera held the right way. Vertical video is of the devil.
I normally film for TikTok since I have 2400 followers there.
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!
This one was unusually hard. Usually, I only need 35 - 45 minutes.
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
Yeah! I've never seen or heard of using a laser. Very interesting... would love to know more.
The laser is for when the wheels are super evenly matched. The laser lets me shoot the contact points over a longer distance to amplify the readings. I don't go too much into the laser explanation because it's really difficult to figure out if the readings are meaningful. There also the issue where experience tell me right away if I'm shooting too far or too close. Alot of time will be wasted if it's not setup properly.
If you see my video of safe #13, you'll see how the laser is set up with a measuring device. I had to move it several times before I started getting proper readings
So some doofus installed it wrong-handed but in the end it was just a bog standard group 2 67xx?
Yes.. old reliable 6730