MartinHewitt wrote:Hi Meckii, opening it without using brute force is not an easy task. At the beginning the lock should be identified to plan the further opening process. From the looks of the safe I assume it is a lever lock of some kind. Skeleton keys are not applicable to this type of lock. Professionals usually drill then one hole if the identification was correct, or multiple holes if it wasn't. A few have a big enough set of picks, that they can open it without damage. If you want only know what's inside, you could drill a hole somewhere in the middle and stick a $5 USB endoscope inside. I have never seen someone asking like you picking open their safe, but most people asking like you don't have a key safe. If you want to try it will be a major project.
Hi thanks for the reply, the house I am in currently is owned by a friends family member and we moved into here around 2 years ago, but supposedly the safe has never been opened in the 100+ years that the landlords granparents had been here. So its mainly just curiosity of what could be inside tbh, I dont think id ever drill into it but lockpicking would be something id try if it was possible. Feel like I could be wasting money also tho
