Opening a locked safe

[@squelchtone]

Nicely done!

[@JustAnOldMan56]

The right tools are important, but not as important as the knowledge and skill to use them. Excellent opening and good video; enough to show what is going on without revealing any possible vulnerabilities. 👏

[@adrianjameSASbury]

And a plentyful supply of tea. 😜

[@securitydinosaur]

Interesting video! One suggestion, you do not need background music. Alternatively turn the music down.

[@markmumby6682]

john tann had a factory for many years in billericay. i used to see them filling the safes with concrete when i walked past the back of their site. Thank you

[@MrKelocks]

Tann used a special mix when filling there safes called tannsinite

[@dennisvanslingerland2258]

Super video, maar muziek te hard! En open!!

[@therocketman321]

Jason my one criticism of your videos......... Your background music is TOO LOUD and not in the background, I can barely hear you talk 🤣

[@MrKelocks]

It's like a silent movie with music lol, I'm hardly talking, it's more of an action movie, but I will try better lol

[@bobbyjones2293]

Amazing work buddy, from the states and trying to figure out how to learn safes now. Any tips on good info? And I’m assuming uk vs us the safes are completely different

[@MrKelocks]

@bobbyjones2293 yes most of the USA safes I see on the groups are different from what I see, there are some good sites and organisations based in the USA for people in the industry like NSO (National safe org) Clearstar security Network S,A,V,T,A (Safe and Vault Tec assoc)

[@Danielblackler]

Absolutely outstanding work 👏 👌

[@tonywharton5220]

Great video ✌️

[@GT-sp4jt]

Hello from a fellow locksmith/safe tech from down under! Just curious to know what model your borescope is? I had a Hawkeye until a client stood on it the other day. Yours looks pretty decent. Cheers for a job well done too!

[@MrKelocks]

@@GT-sp4jt itbis a teslong nts500 with a switch probe tip so 0 and 90, off Amazon (not sponsored)

[@GT-sp4jt]

@@MrKelocks Thank you mate, I’ll look into it 👍

[@Zodliness]

Great job popping both locks and that's a handy right-angle endoscope... 👍 However I'm curious to know what method/s you use to plug your drill holes❓

[@MrKelocks]

@Zodliness metal plugs, and weld in place

[@Zodliness]

@@MrKelocks Thanks for replying. I've seen a guy once plug a hole, using ball bearings welded in, mixed with cement to fill the hole, as he drilled through a composite layer too, he also capped it with a weld. I guess it's a whole different kettle of smelly fish, if one manages to break the glass plate? 😉Keep up the good work. 👍

[@MrKelocks]

@Zodliness factory repair, metal rod and weld in, you can put ball bearing in the hole, but really dosnt make a lot of difference for drilling out the hole, if the ball bearing dosnt spin you can just drill through it, if it spins, then wedge it or glue it in place and drill through it. In the factory / workshop welding the repair is a good practice, but on site hot works is normally not allowed, so a cold repair with tapered plug

[@ShabirKeyMaker10]

Hi sir how are you

[@alewis8765]

I don't recognize the e-lock. Who's the maker?

[@MrKelocks]

@@alewis8765 insys lock basically a wittkopp with different software

[@Ucofatoffski]

Well done Jason, I really enjoyed this video!

[@MrKelocks]

Thanks, it's not always possible to get videos, but I'll try

[@MBSAFCRKR]

Did you get a chance to see the tann safe I cracked? It was so mad that I cracked it that It tried to kill me, lol... the 4x4 post wasn't set properly, and when I opened the door, it tipped over kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqakkqCuf7Rnj5Ysi=0Z49DBg2L0dBXOnF

[@MrKelocks]

Nice job, Yours was a Swedish model of Tann we get them here as well with kromer protectors or convar key locks