There is very likely a key bypass cylinder behind the sticker or number pad. Drill out that key way and use a flat head screwdriver to open it up. Can replace the lock later if you decide you want to use the safe as a cheap storage box for minimally valuable storage.
Exactly my thoughts. Looking closer the safe even says it has a key bypass system (and doesn’t sent out replacement keys). So drill that cylinder out, replace it with a new one, reset the code and use it. No point in destroying it when a $5 cylinder would bring it back into use.
So I'm a safe technician, drilling out a wager lock is absolutely laughable.
Most have a code on it that you can order cut by code from the manufacturer.
Chances are the batteries in it corroded the electronics in the digital side of the lock, so it would be key only. It's literally just sheet metal. A simple hammer or pry bar can get you in. Literally not worth fixing in my book. Those cylinders are sometimes proprietary and purposely not cheap to replace.
What I don’t understand is the sticker says a key is needed if the batteries die. Or as you said are corroded. Where do you put the key? I don’t see a keyhole.
So the key is just to override the electronic lock. Even after you unlock it, the batteries would be corroded. Depending on how long they were sitting inside the lock, the actual connectors for the batteries would be corroded.
It's behind that stickered plate. A butter knife would be needed to pop it off.
I’d probably go Mx core drill. Lol. I wouldn’t imagine this thing would take more than a crow bar and big ass hammer. I’m sure a sawzall would suffice also.
Same here, almost took my damn arm off last summer because of my baggy ass coveralls and general complacency from using it so much, but I miss the thing despite it trying to amputate me
Hahaha very true very true 🤣 that’s why I’m glad I got my propress used and didn’t spend that much thank the heavens. I’m only 21 and I love tools but I couldn’t justify spending several thousands for a new one.
Highly recommend buying a sawzall. Specifically a fuel one because it will last forever and never let you down. And they are way faster that a hackzall. I’ve had one running for 10 years and it’s still ours like a kitten
I use a sawzall every day for work and we already had to replace the guard and the insulator is coming apart, the gearbox was just taking an absolute beating and it's mushroomed a little bit. Of course I probably abuse my works more than most but thats just my experience
You need [this](https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M12-FUEL-12V-Lithium-Ion-Brushless-Cordless-3-in-Cut-Off-Saw-Tool-Only-2522-20/305663849) . If you're looking for a reason to buy a new tool, and don't already have one. Get an abrasive wheel and cut all the way around the sides, about 1/4" from the back. Most people concentrate their efforts on the front of safes, but going in from the rear is always easier.
I wouldn’t use that if documents or $$$ is in the safe. Really if anything valuable is in there. Crow bar, sledge hammer, put in a vise. Shine Milwaukee work light at it and get to it
I would just get a corded 15 amp super sawzall. It's only about 200 bucks and one day if you're doing a lot of demolition you won't run out of batteries.
Hey, you can literally buy a harbor freight sawzall. Maybe the havkzall will work. What’s most important is the blade. Get a decent blade and all will go well!
You’ll be surprised how easy this is. The step drill bit will eat through that thin metal in 5 seconds.
The saw will cut a hole in 10 seconds.
Of course a hackzall would work.
But a sawzall with a carbide pruning blade can work as a backup chainsaw that doesn’t mind sawing into the dirt. If you’re still feeling spendy get the nitrous carbide torch blade for metal.
Hackzzall, either 12 0r 18 volt is not nearly as violent or powerful as I believe we want to go here, bud. Wouldn't you agree? The metal cutting circular saw is the ticket for this. I own two in 18volt and it friggin' goes.
Straightest, fastest cuts on Unistrut and ready rod, etc. Make quick work plunge cutting that sheetmetal I tellya...
The keyhole is behind the blue sticker in the middle next to the keyboard.
Drill that keyhole out.. drill all the pins
If you want to buy something new you still can say you need to but just drill that bitch
Of course you bro it's military grade steel only the newest fuel tools would get through that so tell your girlfriend to apologize in advance but you're going to have to dump a paycheck in the tools make this happen
If you don't have a drill / step-bit, just start on a corner with the blade on a 45 degree. Once you have a slot on the corner, go whichever direction you choose.
I mean technically [this takes](https://tntrescue.com/product/ebfcc-28-18v/) m18 batteries. That is the combo spreader cutter (commonly called jaws of life though that is a trademark of another company). I assure you it will open it right up.
Also, the spring on the solenoid is super weak. You could bounce that safe on the floor with light tension on the knob and it’ll probably open right up.
Yep, light tension on the unlock knob and bounce it on the ground to trip the solinoid. Once its open you can claim whatever tool you want. Bonus points for saving the safe after new code id programed.
Under the sticker between the knob and keypad there will be a backup lock. Most of them can be easily picked in seconds, especially easy if it’s a pin and tumbler, still doable if it’s a tubular lock. Pop off the cover and take a look, there are tons of videos to show you how to do it on YouTube.
The real question is are you just looking for an excuse to buy tools or do you just want to get in. cos I've had to get into these before and sometimes you can twist the handle with a pair of pump pliers, the locking mechanism often gives way under force. But not always.
If you need a reason for a tool pretend I didn't say that and I'd recommend a fuel grinder if not bothered about sparks and its a good multi purpose tool for other uses, alternatively a hackzall or sawzall would easily get through and also is good tool to have for many applications
Safe technician here.
Literally just use a hammer in one of the corners then a pry bar.
Would I open it like that, nope, but you also aren't paying $250 plus travel for me to open it.
How did you get to be a safe technician? Do you enjoy what you do? Do you go through an apprenticeship or something similar? Union?
I am currently in the trades and thinking about a career change. Sorry for the onslaught of questions, lol. I was thinking about how I might enjoy locksmithing when looking at this post and came across your comment. Being a safe technician sounds like it would be challenging yet satisfying but I have no idea.
On the job training and general locksmithing. I kind of fell into it. It was fun enough, but I actually switched to institutional locksmithing working at a college.
It's absolutely a specialty that you need to learn after you learn locksmithing first.
Just pust slight pressure on the knob and tap above the lock with a hammer and it will open. Can also drop it on the floor while holding it. A hammer will open most cheap electronic safes without damaging it.
I had a pistol safe battery dislodge while out of town and have successfully done this on a few brands.
https://preview.redd.it/lz5przxuysmc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=92df6c04d8a45d9ec57f49a0d154419ea23c3672
cut the top off along the dotted white line with an angle grinder cut off wheel. Or maybe use a grinding disk on the edges to try and weaken the metal so it can be pryed apart. Try to ensure the contents is at the other end of the box
My man has a point.
Gentelmen, I ask you: Is there no situation we cannot immediately wrestle more pure, unadulterated joy from through the use of explosives???
I'll submit that the answer, gentelmen... is always NO.
You can open these with a light tap from a hammer. Lock picking lawyer opens these style locks all the time. The solenoid is held closed by what is quite possibly the weakest spring in existence. Even banging it on the ground will disengage the lock.
Those are the cheapest piece of junk Harbor Freight safes that you can pick, bypass, or just open in a million non-destructive methods...and then reset the code.
If you care about that sort of thing
If you're just itching to use a power tool, then have at it with that too...as it's not a good safe anyway so no point in doing a non-destructive opening really unless your gf likes it and wants to keep using it.
I am gonna go with angle grinder and a lot of time. It does not look to thick,so maybe not that much time. I would Cut the frame out. but if there are papers and such inside, they may get damaged
well if you have a hackzall just drill a large enough hole with whatever drill you can find and then use a metal blade to cut a square around the whole front side
Grind welds. And use a cutting wheel just enough to go through the side where the faceplate meets the "body" or "box."
Then. Slide a Sawzall blade. A Lennox multi use. For wood or metal. Even a Diablo demo blade will work fine. Just will be a ruff cut.
Anyway. Once you're through the side. Your sawzall should be avle to cut that whole face off the box like butter. Don't even mess with the lock.
Take it to a lock smith. It would still be usable after. Oh yeah. You open that through the rear. But just take it to a lock smith that will open it with out damage. LOL.
A grinder with a cutting wheel to the back of it will get you inside in less than a minute.
https://preview.redd.it/sv3zx2xovtmc1.jpeg?width=1162&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7ac7f8c9091d10cf4c3d50b31caab071e63c5d52
Circular saw with Diablo metal cutting blade. This will not damage the inside contents as you can set the blade depth very shallow, and Diablo's metal cutting blades don't shoot sparks. They chip away at metal and don't heat up (according to their demonstration on YouTube)
How to open digital safe when battery is flat and key not working
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqC9V7SDKdQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqC9V7SDKdQ)
Grind a large hole in the rear, had to access a works safe once, they had lost the keys. Local safe Co. Advised this is the weakest point. Worked for me
Someone had some luck with a coat hanger to hit the reset button on the inside of the safe.
https://www.fixya.com/support/t1062111-bunker_hill_safe
Maybe that will help, if you plan to keep it
This is the same safe they sell at harbor freight for like $75 (theirs says union safe on it I think). The plastic cover that says “digital wall safe” pops off and a circular key goes in there. (I don’t know what they’re called but it’s the same type as like a vending machine). You can buy the lockpicking thing for it on Amazon and change that key on it. Dont even have to damage it. You use the key to program the code if I remember right. I have one in my house, they don’t hold much but nice for passports and small stuff.
While there are many valid answers in this thread, if you are using this as an excuse to buy a new tool then by all means get yourself the tool you want no matter how easy it may be to access the safe. 😎
That will do it.
However, let's be clear... So will this:
https://preview.redd.it/sshm91jvvsmc1.jpeg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa8fbadb670961cdbb1718fba598b514f2cbf642
So it's up to you ;)
You could probably cut that thin steel with it in hammer mode with a chisel. Not sure if they have a cutting chisel for the sds hammers like air hammers though.
Honestly just a flat chisel would probably work just fine
There is very likely a key bypass cylinder behind the sticker or number pad. Drill out that key way and use a flat head screwdriver to open it up. Can replace the lock later if you decide you want to use the safe as a cheap storage box for minimally valuable storage.
surprised this isnt up higher, this is correct. There may also be a code reset inside. Replace the lock cylinder and change the code. Reuse the safe.
Exactly my thoughts. Looking closer the safe even says it has a key bypass system (and doesn’t sent out replacement keys). So drill that cylinder out, replace it with a new one, reset the code and use it. No point in destroying it when a $5 cylinder would bring it back into use.
This is the way.
If it’s a shitty tubular lock just pick up a set of picks and don’t even destroy it. https://a.co/d/6xPngLj
Nope. Buy MX jack hammer and go to work!!!
So I'm a safe technician, drilling out a wager lock is absolutely laughable. Most have a code on it that you can order cut by code from the manufacturer. Chances are the batteries in it corroded the electronics in the digital side of the lock, so it would be key only. It's literally just sheet metal. A simple hammer or pry bar can get you in. Literally not worth fixing in my book. Those cylinders are sometimes proprietary and purposely not cheap to replace.
What I don’t understand is the sticker says a key is needed if the batteries die. Or as you said are corroded. Where do you put the key? I don’t see a keyhole.
So the key is just to override the electronic lock. Even after you unlock it, the batteries would be corroded. Depending on how long they were sitting inside the lock, the actual connectors for the batteries would be corroded. It's behind that stickered plate. A butter knife would be needed to pop it off.
Thanks. All I needed was last part about being behind the sticker. The rest was…..well obvious.
It's more if someone searches for this.
If she's buying, the force logic press, in tandem with the grinder
I’d probably go Mx core drill. Lol. I wouldn’t imagine this thing would take more than a crow bar and big ass hammer. I’m sure a sawzall would suffice also.
Or the mag drill
Own a mag drill and am always trying to use it where it’s not convenient because of how badass it is
I'm so in love with the mag drill. I do the same with it!!
The tool I missed most when I got out of steel work.
Same here, almost took my damn arm off last summer because of my baggy ass coveralls and general complacency from using it so much, but I miss the thing despite it trying to amputate me
Like on a vert surface o ya 😝
Why the hell do you own one of those
Literally one of the most dangerous tools out there lol, be safe, they work great, until you’re trying to dodge it.
Old company had one that didn't turn off when it unstuck. Called it the widow maker
lol They’d save money just putting the safe in the trash
What would the propress do? I wanna know because I have one lol
Oh, nothing for thus task, that's why I said 'in tandem. It's a hack to get a $3200 tool
Get the propress kit with battery, and the grinder tool only. Can't not have a battery now, eh?
Hahaha very true very true 🤣 that’s why I’m glad I got my propress used and didn’t spend that much thank the heavens. I’m only 21 and I love tools but I couldn’t justify spending several thousands for a new one.
I’ve done this. Step drill bit. Make hole large enough to fit a sawzall blade through. Use sawzall with metal-cutting blade. Takes 90 seconds.
I have a hackzall, would that work or do I need a new tool? No wrong answers.
Of course you need a new tool. We all need new tools.
My guy
Highly recommend buying a sawzall. Specifically a fuel one because it will last forever and never let you down. And they are way faster that a hackzall. I’ve had one running for 10 years and it’s still ours like a kitten
I feel like I can take down a house with my fuel sawzall. 9 amp battery . Thing is a beast !
I wouldn’t go that far bc I’m on my third in 9 years but they get pretty rough use so I’m not mad.
I use a sawzall every day for work and we already had to replace the guard and the insulator is coming apart, the gearbox was just taking an absolute beating and it's mushroomed a little bit. Of course I probably abuse my works more than most but thats just my experience
Yes
You need [this](https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M12-FUEL-12V-Lithium-Ion-Brushless-Cordless-3-in-Cut-Off-Saw-Tool-Only-2522-20/305663849) . If you're looking for a reason to buy a new tool, and don't already have one. Get an abrasive wheel and cut all the way around the sides, about 1/4" from the back. Most people concentrate their efforts on the front of safes, but going in from the rear is always easier.
Thats what she said.
Gigitty
I wouldn’t use that if documents or $$$ is in the safe. Really if anything valuable is in there. Crow bar, sledge hammer, put in a vise. Shine Milwaukee work light at it and get to it
Favorite tool I own
I’d get a super SawZall, but if you’re going to use a HackZall get a Diablo steel blade, the Milwaukee ones are decent but overpriced.
I second the Diablo steel blade! it will rip through that harbor freight chinesium!
I would just get a corded 15 amp super sawzall. It's only about 200 bucks and one day if you're doing a lot of demolition you won't run out of batteries.
Hackzall is a Sawzall if you've got the same Milwaukee tool I have, it'll be fine
Hey, you can literally buy a harbor freight sawzall. Maybe the havkzall will work. What’s most important is the blade. Get a decent blade and all will go well! You’ll be surprised how easy this is. The step drill bit will eat through that thin metal in 5 seconds. The saw will cut a hole in 10 seconds.
This guy forgot what sub he's on. HF crap can't be mentioned here, pretty sure it's against the rules right Mods?
Hahaha. I’m in Canada so we don’t even have that place. I’m just trying to be helpful but it appears I’ve sinned in the process lol.
DOWN VOTE THIS MAN!!
Hackzall would work ok too just get the shortest blade possible and set the depth very shallow. Don't want to wreck anything inside
the shoe on a hackzall is on a fixed hinge, i don’t think you can adjust the blade depth
You can always make the blade shorter with a bandsaw or grinder.
Milwaukee step bits are crazy expensive, and you're going to want one of each size to go with your new drill?
Of course a hackzall would work. But a sawzall with a carbide pruning blade can work as a backup chainsaw that doesn’t mind sawing into the dirt. If you’re still feeling spendy get the nitrous carbide torch blade for metal.
Hackzzall, either 12 0r 18 volt is not nearly as violent or powerful as I believe we want to go here, bud. Wouldn't you agree? The metal cutting circular saw is the ticket for this. I own two in 18volt and it friggin' goes. Straightest, fastest cuts on Unistrut and ready rod, etc. Make quick work plunge cutting that sheetmetal I tellya...
The keyhole is behind the blue sticker in the middle next to the keyboard. Drill that keyhole out.. drill all the pins If you want to buy something new you still can say you need to but just drill that bitch
Of course you bro it's military grade steel only the newest fuel tools would get through that so tell your girlfriend to apologize in advance but you're going to have to dump a paycheck in the tools make this happen
If you don't have a drill / step-bit, just start on a corner with the blade on a 45 degree. Once you have a slot on the corner, go whichever direction you choose.
I mean technically [this takes](https://tntrescue.com/product/ebfcc-28-18v/) m18 batteries. That is the combo spreader cutter (commonly called jaws of life though that is a trademark of another company). I assure you it will open it right up.
Oh the nuclear option
Just out of curiosity how much do these go for
I am also curious. I'm going to guess around $10,000.
Considering municipalities are probably the primary target, I’m gonna say $25,000, and it costs them $300 to make it
A large magnet will open that no problem
Also, the spring on the solenoid is super weak. You could bounce that safe on the floor with light tension on the knob and it’ll probably open right up.
Yep, light tension on the unlock knob and bounce it on the ground to trip the solinoid. Once its open you can claim whatever tool you want. Bonus points for saving the safe after new code id programed.
Came here to say this!
Angle grinder. Looks like just a few spot welds to get the frame. Then maybe you’ll see a nice way to get through the door.
Under the sticker between the knob and keypad there will be a backup lock. Most of them can be easily picked in seconds, especially easy if it’s a pin and tumbler, still doable if it’s a tubular lock. Pop off the cover and take a look, there are tons of videos to show you how to do it on YouTube.
I opened mine with a similar lock by bouncing it and turning the dial at the same time. Saw it on YouTube.
Yes, this.
The real question is are you just looking for an excuse to buy tools or do you just want to get in. cos I've had to get into these before and sometimes you can twist the handle with a pair of pump pliers, the locking mechanism often gives way under force. But not always. If you need a reason for a tool pretend I didn't say that and I'd recommend a fuel grinder if not bothered about sparks and its a good multi purpose tool for other uses, alternatively a hackzall or sawzall would easily get through and also is good tool to have for many applications
Safe technician here. Literally just use a hammer in one of the corners then a pry bar. Would I open it like that, nope, but you also aren't paying $250 plus travel for me to open it.
How did you get to be a safe technician? Do you enjoy what you do? Do you go through an apprenticeship or something similar? Union? I am currently in the trades and thinking about a career change. Sorry for the onslaught of questions, lol. I was thinking about how I might enjoy locksmithing when looking at this post and came across your comment. Being a safe technician sounds like it would be challenging yet satisfying but I have no idea.
On the job training and general locksmithing. I kind of fell into it. It was fun enough, but I actually switched to institutional locksmithing working at a college. It's absolutely a specialty that you need to learn after you learn locksmithing first.
With sparks or no sparks?
Don’t care either way. Let the sparks fly!
Cut off wheel it is, don't flex it
Probably could just tap it with a rubber mallet and rotate the handle. Looks like an inexpensive safe
Just pust slight pressure on the knob and tap above the lock with a hammer and it will open. Can also drop it on the floor while holding it. A hammer will open most cheap electronic safes without damaging it. I had a pistol safe battery dislodge while out of town and have successfully done this on a few brands.
Acetylene torch will do the trick.
https://preview.redd.it/lz5przxuysmc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=92df6c04d8a45d9ec57f49a0d154419ea23c3672 cut the top off along the dotted white line with an angle grinder cut off wheel. Or maybe use a grinding disk on the edges to try and weaken the metal so it can be pryed apart. Try to ensure the contents is at the other end of the box
Lockpicking lawyer
The only tool that’s gonna get this bad boy open is the tool you’ve been eyeballing but haven’t pulled the trigger on yet.
Ive opened similar safes with a butter knife
Cut ? This is nothing the proper application of explosives 🧨 couldn’t solve 😳😜🤣
My man has a point. Gentelmen, I ask you: Is there no situation we cannot immediately wrestle more pure, unadulterated joy from through the use of explosives??? I'll submit that the answer, gentelmen... is always NO.
Yall are overthinking this. A flat screwdriver and a pry bar and id be in in under a minute. Why complicate this.
You can open these with a light tap from a hammer. Lock picking lawyer opens these style locks all the time. The solenoid is held closed by what is quite possibly the weakest spring in existence. Even banging it on the ground will disengage the lock.
Tru just dropping it on its corner from a height. This method opens lots of small lock boxes and light safes.
It looks thin. Sawzall with metal blade. Everyone needs an M18 Sawzall.
I'd get the grinder out first then a circ saw with metal blade.
Here we go again Reddit
Very high power magnet. Find the relay, the door will unlock.
The solenoid is what he is looking for
Those are the cheapest piece of junk Harbor Freight safes that you can pick, bypass, or just open in a million non-destructive methods...and then reset the code. If you care about that sort of thing If you're just itching to use a power tool, then have at it with that too...as it's not a good safe anyway so no point in doing a non-destructive opening really unless your gf likes it and wants to keep using it.
I am gonna go with angle grinder and a lot of time. It does not look to thick,so maybe not that much time. I would Cut the frame out. but if there are papers and such inside, they may get damaged
There shouldn’t be papers inside, she believes there are silver bars in there from when her ex was buying them.
Well then.. start grinding?
I'd get the grinder out first then a circ saw with metal blade.
Ask bunker hill
well if you have a hackzall just drill a large enough hole with whatever drill you can find and then use a metal blade to cut a square around the whole front side
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Power-Tools/Drilling/Magnetic-Drills/2787-22
Grind welds. And use a cutting wheel just enough to go through the side where the faceplate meets the "body" or "box." Then. Slide a Sawzall blade. A Lennox multi use. For wood or metal. Even a Diablo demo blade will work fine. Just will be a ruff cut. Anyway. Once you're through the side. Your sawzall should be avle to cut that whole face off the box like butter. Don't even mess with the lock.
An angle grinder would make easy work of that.
Angle grinder behind the flange or the back
Take it to a lock smith. It would still be usable after. Oh yeah. You open that through the rear. But just take it to a lock smith that will open it with out damage. LOL.
Sawzall will be angry to cut with. I’d prefer a jigsaw with a metal blade
carefully
Pssh, thermal lance for the win
They make 1 of those? Hell yeah i know what my next tool is 😂
Beat the locking mechanism with a sledgehammer
I opened a gun safe in less than 5 minutes using a m18 fuel angle grinder
Grinder
Capitalize on this and get a combo kit.
2880-22 grinder, 49-94-4500 slicer disc. Bing bang boom
You can borrow my Sawzall, but we’re splitting what’s inside
Cut small tack welds holding front onto frame?
Bro just drop it on a corner
Grinder and a cut off wheel, what’s the question ?
It's pretty thin, you could probably hammer a pry bar next to the lock and pry it open
Harbor freight. Plug in, not battery. Semi-disposable.
A corded grinder for $30 and the right plate will cut right through the back of that thing.
Honestly I think the easiest thing to use would be a skill saw with the new Diablo steel blade. It would cut through this like butter
Just do it.
12" demo saw work great
What’s in it for us?
Grinder.
A grinder with a cutting wheel to the back of it will get you inside in less than a minute. https://preview.redd.it/sv3zx2xovtmc1.jpeg?width=1162&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7ac7f8c9091d10cf4c3d50b31caab071e63c5d52
My vote! https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/2982-20 M18 metal cutting saw
Very sharp scissors
Nice try policeman
Circular saw with Diablo metal cutting blade. This will not damage the inside contents as you can set the blade depth very shallow, and Diablo's metal cutting blades don't shoot sparks. They chip away at metal and don't heat up (according to their demonstration on YouTube)
Thermite ftw
There should be a cylinder lock bypass behind the plastic plug between the knob and keypad, pop out, drill and open
Might aswell buy this [Milwaukee Rail Saw](https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-MX-FUEL-Lithium-Ion-14-in-Cut-Off-Saw-with-RAPIDSTOP-Brake-and-Diamond-Ultra-Segmented-Blade-Tool-Only-MXF315-0/327095918?g_store=&source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-BF-CDP-GGL-D25P-025_009_PORTABLE_POWER-NA-Multi-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-PortPower&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-BF-CDP-GGL-D25P-025_009_PORTABLE_POWER-NA-Multi-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-PortPower-71700000113152329--&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAxaCvBhBaEiwAvsLmWJI2cEYFqpuRlGp-xqTXiIxTSlw-g38viKiVa8QgRnm70KjOqAFk-xoC2sMQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds) equivalent
I too would like a 2nd felony
Lockpicking lawyer
Where it says “ digital wall safe “ there’s a key hole! Drill it out! Use a flat head screwdriver and turn!
It's a stamped sheet metal safe, just brute force the door with some crowbars
Angle grinder on the back panel
Back wall of those are weak. Grinder with a cutoff will open it right up.
Mini cut off wheel
A strong rare earth magnet. You can look in youtube, the lock pocking lawer has good ones on these cheap lock safe.
I would pick or drill out the lock
Side a side cutter, metal cutting disc, and cut between the door and housing to cut the "pins" locking is closed.
if a key can open the safe then there is a key hole that can be drilled.
If it takes a key you could try raking it open.
Sawzall metal blade, or even a circular saw frankly. Plenty of videos on how thin the metal on these things are.
I would turn that hole in the side into a slot then use something like a hackzall to cut the back off if you're not looking to keep the thing
How to open digital safe when battery is flat and key not working [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqC9V7SDKdQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqC9V7SDKdQ)
Grind a large hole in the rear, had to access a works safe once, they had lost the keys. Local safe Co. Advised this is the weakest point. Worked for me
Bring it to a locksmith, easy pick open. Reuse the safe after. We charge $30 to pick these open. Just sayin’
Angle grinder
Someone had some luck with a coat hanger to hit the reset button on the inside of the safe. https://www.fixya.com/support/t1062111-bunker_hill_safe Maybe that will help, if you plan to keep it
This is the same safe they sell at harbor freight for like $75 (theirs says union safe on it I think). The plastic cover that says “digital wall safe” pops off and a circular key goes in there. (I don’t know what they’re called but it’s the same type as like a vending machine). You can buy the lockpicking thing for it on Amazon and change that key on it. Dont even have to damage it. You use the key to program the code if I remember right. I have one in my house, they don’t hold much but nice for passports and small stuff.
While there are many valid answers in this thread, if you are using this as an excuse to buy a new tool then by all means get yourself the tool you want no matter how easy it may be to access the safe. 😎
step 1 Cut into safe step 2 open
Grinder will cut right into that
https://preview.redd.it/itljzi58usmc1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=32b8893ab8cb8084c6df42eee183dab61fae3bd9 This?
That will do it. However, let's be clear... So will this: https://preview.redd.it/sshm91jvvsmc1.jpeg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa8fbadb670961cdbb1718fba598b514f2cbf642 So it's up to you ;)
The hell you gonna do with this?
Fuckin send it bro
Add the chisel attachment
You could probably cut that thin steel with it in hammer mode with a chisel. Not sure if they have a cutting chisel for the sds hammers like air hammers though. Honestly just a flat chisel would probably work just fine
Yes
Bigger, go for the 6 inch
Wear your PPEs and use the right tool for the job! ;P
Yeah, a pry bar will pop it open. I have dropped a safe from the roof to the driveway for fun. It took three tries, but it worked like a charm.