Chubb Safe lost keys

One of Chubbs best safes in my opinion, these safes are very well made and not to be tackled lightly. The have a clutch mechanisum that makes the handle free spinning, once both locks are open the clutch is engaged and the handle turns to retract boltwork.
These safes have a lot of Anti Burglar Devices inside such as glass plates, these devices get set off if the safe is attacked with drills, grinders and explosives
At Key Elements we specialise in picking key locks on safes, we also open mechanical combination and digital locks, we have 30 years experience in opening safe and vaults.
This Style of Chubb safe has stood the test of time and can be found in many corners of the World
These safe are quite complicated with a lot of moving parts and as such should be services regularly to prevent a lockouts from happening
they come in a few different sizes and models upto a 6ft safe or a strongroom door
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[@jeffarmstrong1308]

You seemed to do that quite quickly, even allowing for edited cuts. What is to prevent n'e'r do wells obtaining or crafting a similar tool? I'm thinking of the 'sport' of picking locks. You can't even posses lock picking tools in my country unless a licensed locksmith; I'm guessing there are similar laws in the UK. Once you open it you presumably have the data needed to cut new keys or does the fact that you have opened it without the 'proper' keys mean it now needs a major overhaul?

[@MrKelocks]

Once open the safe is fully refurbished in this case. The pick is made by myself and I don't sell these tools but offer a safe opening service. All of the picks I make and sell are restricted to the locksmith market and not sold outside the trade