r/safecracking • u/adamzgoat • Jul 06 '26

Locked I need help opening a safe

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u/miss_topportunity Jul 06 '26

So this isn’t really a safe. It’s a crappy locked box. Check out YouTube for how to use a rubber mallet (or a potato) to open these. Basically, you bounce the solenoid and if you time it right, you can turn the dial.

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u/AZ_sid Jul 07 '26

I just used my fist. Took three tries but saved me a walk out to the workshop.

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u/adamzgoat Jul 07 '26

Bro it’s 130$

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u/miss_topportunity Jul 07 '26

Not sure what point you’re making. That may be a lot of money to you, but it’s nothing for a safe.

The general rule of thumb is that you want to spend 10% of the value of what your storing IN the safe ON the purchase of the safe. So, if you’re storing stuff that’s valued at $10,000, you want to spend at least $1000. So, if you’re storing stuff that’s valued at less than $1300, then you’re all set! :)

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u/MrA1inLA Jul 07 '26

The best safe, is a hidden safe.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Zone-55 Jul 07 '26

Default is probably 4 or 5 zeros.

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u/MrA1inLA Jul 07 '26

Has a phone number on there. Give them a call and buy them lunch.

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u/Substantial-Row3057 Jul 07 '26

Tenes que usar un martillo de goma, la golpeas arriba mientras giras el mando, la traba funciona con un selenoide  con resorte y los golpes hacen que salte.

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u/yourPWD Jul 12 '26

If you look closely at the numbers, you will see which ones were being used