LC on manipulation tour: Collector Warehouse
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nice pictures
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Great read, This is one of my larger clients, and I have since opened many of these safes and took lots of pictures
I can answer almost all of these questions, will take some time.
We should talk soon , it's quite funny working there.
He has other locations too, with more safes ...
small world.
Josh
I can answer almost all of these questions, will take some time.
We should talk soon , it's quite funny working there.
He has other locations too, with more safes ...
small world.
Josh
Re: LC on manipulation tour: Collector Warehouse
Here's a fun fact, those brinks, two matching ones (without handles) will be featured on season 2 of 'never ever do this at home' or try this at home, whatever that show is, lol I met the guy who does the explosives and stuff and sold him the safe/
I won't tell you how they are doing it, but they are going to open them up on TV
Edit: It's more like 100+ safes, you really gotta dig around. He keeps saying it's like a submarine, and I keep wanting to abandon ship.
I won't tell you how they are doing it, but they are going to open them up on TV
Edit: It's more like 100+ safes, you really gotta dig around. He keeps saying it's like a submarine, and I keep wanting to abandon ship.
Re: LC on manipulation tour: Collector Warehouse
I'm reading that safe cracker book The Lock Artist by Steve Hamilton right now, and I swear this shop was the inspiration for the store front where "the Ghost" has his store full of hoarded stuff and a bunch of safes.
Squelchtone
Squelchtone
Re: LC on manipulation tour: Collector Warehouse
torontosafecracker wrote:Edit: It's more like 100+ safes, you really gotta dig around. He keeps saying it's like a submarine, and I keep wanting to abandon ship.
Wowza! O.O Got any old safe locks that's willing to be sold?
Re: LC on manipulation tour: Collector Warehouse
Squelchtone wrote:I'm reading that safe cracker book The Lock Artist by Steve Hamilton right now, and I swear this shop was the inspiration for the store front where "the Ghost" has his store full of hoarded stuff and a bunch of safes.
Squelchtone
That sounds like an awesome read. As having worked in there a lot, I'll probably feel very connected to this book.
Re: LC on manipulation tour: Collector Warehouse
Libertyclicks wrote:Oldfast wrote:So both graphs you showed, you parked 1&2 @ zero and ran 3?
Yes, both safes I tried just the third wheel (last wheel) to start.
I did one practice manip. to get back in the swing before going to this place. I found two gates just free spinning my practice S&G lock, but I was having trouble finding the "true centres". For example : I measure 67.5 and I see a rise. 70 there is a drop, so then I go back and measure 67 68 69 70 71 72. 68 through 71 are equally low in my eyes then it rises again. I call the centre 69.5 and start the next wheel. But after looking inside I see the gate isn't at 69.5, it would have to be at 71 or 72 to drop in. This was also a problem for me when I started but that was partly because of rotation conversion. I'm not sure why it's such an issue now, but I'm worried that would cause me problems "in the wild".fgarci03 wrote:On the 2nd images the safe has a keyway. Is there a key for it? Or you'll have to pick it?
He doesn't have keys for these ones so I better brush up on my picking as well.
LC
Thank God, they key locks were not in use. Only the S&G 6730 was standing in the way on all of these safes, correction. One had the key locked, which happens to be a regular latch for a door. LOL, Also these are custom safes, built very crappily I might add, no HP, not even boltwork on most of them, just the bolt of the lock holding the safe shut.
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