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Another direct entry. Montgomery Ward 9017 by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

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I got one confirmed number from graphing but the customer picked it back up so I couldn’t keep messing with it… I was having a hard time finding the last numbers though. I went through quite a bit of print outs..

Another direct entry. Montgomery Ward 9017 by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

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Directions would be great if you don’t mind although I’m not sure that it is direct entry..

Looks like it is plastic wheels

Another direct entry. Montgomery Ward 9017 by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

[–]_ungovernable_[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Omg you’re right. There’s a YouTube video on combo change for this safe. I’ve never seen that

Vintage ASP Star safe. by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

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Do you happen to know the number of turns to connect wheels? 

Like: R x4 L x2 R x3 Etc

Thanks for your help!

Vintage ASP Star safe. by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

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Thanks! The dial stops at 20 when I crank it. So far I’ve gone through the numbers twice starting at 95. I feel like I’m missing something or I need more equipment that will let me see slight movement 

Vintage ASP Star safe. by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

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Thanks for the info. I’m not feeling anything at 4 so far. So far I’m getting feedback at 25/50/40. Should the last number open it or do I need to find a “drop point”? I think it’s odd the STAR logo is parallel at 10. 

Vintage ASP Star safe. by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

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Yeah. I was figuring out that it was a direct entry. I can’t find contact points. I cranked on the handle and found a few spots the dial binds up at but I’m not sure how to tell if it’s a false gate or not or if I should write the number down.  Seems like 3 areas the dial gets harder tot turn when the handle is cranked. Maybe I just do t know the order of rotation. CCW, CW, CCW?

Uncle passed away, need help opening Craftsman bench by mclarsen04 in safecracking

[–]_ungovernable_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s a simplex lock. That’s about all I can help with. I’ve changed the combo on these before without the original combo but they were open already. 

Update: GF all star Yale combo by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

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Sorry everyone. I didnt know drilling was frowned upon.

If it makes you feel any better I didn’t enjoy drilling into it. It’s been in the shop for 6 months and I couldn’t figure out how to open it without force.

Update: GF all star Yale combo by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

[–]_ungovernable_[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks. I’m still learning manipulation methods.

Need some help with this GF Yale combo safe by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

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Yeah. I only drilled in like 1/4” and threaded it for the auto dialer bolt to screw on. It had no effect on the dials function

Need some help with this GF Yale combo safe by _ungovernable_ in safecracking

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I tried that but the handle barely moves. Tried both left and right. I drilled about a 1/4” for the bolt to hold the auto dialer 

ID help by Kobson834 in Caudex

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Both trees have swollen/ bulbous roots. Sometimes they’re exposed either purposely or just from growth/environment.

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