Quote:
|
Originally Posted by cyrnel
I have an old floor-standing fire safe for which I found the key but lost the combination. Has anyone worked as a locksmith or other occupation that would help me to crack the combination? Im getting quotes high & higher so it's worth me trying it myself for a bit. The safe contents aren't worth much (old software I wrote) but I'd like to be able to use the safe again for paperwork. I'll post a picture if that'd help.
|
No decent locksmith who's worth anything would tell someone on the internet how to open a safe. While it's true that fire safes are less secure than burglary safes, the main difference is the tamper resistance. There's still a process to go through to properly unlock the safe, do any repairs needed, including maintaining it's fire integrity. These things are not free if you expect a professional job with a professional outcome.
I'd be more than willing to give you what a fair price for opening and repairing should be if you post a picture so I can identify it. I've been a locksmith and safe tech for many years.
Regards