how can i open a small home combination safe? give me some points.?

Question

the is about 20"x30" its a small home safe. i lost my combo number.

Answer 1

Do you have a small mirror? Hold it behind the handel,the combo should be there,andyou will see it using the mirror.

Answer 2

Small Combination Safe

Answer 3

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It really depends on what you are wanting to keep the money safe from. For natural disasters, the safest place will be under ground. Still, that's no guarantee. Tornadoes like the one in Jarrell, TX. ripped up the ground to a depth of 18 inches & tossed the one ton top of a storm shelter into the air like a frisbee. Floods & earthquakes can also shift what is buried in the ground. But if you are determined to keep the cash in the home, your major concerns are going to be home fires, pipe flooding, and theft or burglaries. Going underground a few feet will be good against fires. Using a water proof container will ward against water damage from broken pipes. (How about burying money in one of those water proof "space bags" used for clothing?) That leaves protecting your cash from home intruders. In that case, I would not want a safe that could be seen b/c these are easily opened when the intruder puts a gun to your head demanding the combination to open it. If it's a small safe, the intruder will just take the whole thing & open it at their convenience. If it's too large to take, they come back when you are home & threaten your life or the life of a family member. If it was me, in my own home, I'd erect a small, cheap looking storage shed in the back yard. Dig a hole inside it. Place a metal box with a water proof seal in the hole. Add my cash. Cover the top 6 inches w/ dirt. Place some old, damaged junk over it & make the whole thing look to trashy to be holding anything of value. Then NEVER tell anyone what I've got out there. Especially not family members who may joke about how distrust banks & hide my money on my property. Another idea is to put in a false back to an under sink cabinet. Glue in a false pipe to make it look like the back is covering other pipes. (An unseen, unknown about safe is the safest.) However, if you want to spend money, I'd go for a floor safe that can not be easily detected in a home invasion.

Answer 4

the older it is the tuffer .. they made some hard to crack ( by combo) safes back then, before the days when the the Radio and telephone were common. after about 1960 the mass made units made a lot of tell-tail noises untill the 1990 when they got quite again. still no picnic to run 4 numbers at random into the right order, Best bet is to take it to a lock smith, hope the worth is enough to pay his bill. to just open it the hard way, take it to a small welding shop he might do it for you or call the cops, his call,

Answer 5

l-0 pass it 2 times to 0, r pass it once to 0 , left to 1, then 0 ,0 , 2 then 0, 0, 3. or drill out 3 holes in the back, one at the dial center, take a long screwdriver and remove the inner door cover.the other 2 holes are for a flashlight and your eye. line up the tumblers and open up the door.

Answer 6

YEP, and you can use it for other SAFE work as well.

Just last night on some CSI show; they introduced a "Plasma Sabre". I'll assume it's a valid piece of equipment, and likely would pay for itself over some course of time.

Answer 7

Cant tell you It could get me 5 to 10 on the inside.I gave it up years ago except for financial gain!

Answer 8

Call the manufacturer with model and serial number. With proper ID (I suppose so) they may be able to tell you what to do.

Answer 9

A locksmith comes to mind.

Answer 10

hmmmm are you sure it's your safe and not the neighbors?