It's one thing to crack a safe in your own shop or garage, but another when you have to travel someplace you've never been. Recently, I had the opportunity to travel about 2 hours away to crack a safe and I wanted to have everything with me that I might possibly need that day. My list is at the bottom of this post.
What am I missing? What have you found to be helpful to have in your toolkit for safe cracking or just for your comfort while manipulating?
I filled my backpack with the following (not in any particular order):
- Gloves
- Head lamp
- Masking tape and electrical tape
- Narrow indicator that I cut out of aluminum
- Ruler and/or long yardstick
- Recording paper and pens
- moving blanket
- magnet
- Lock pick sets
- laser (I don't have one yet, but I'm getting one)
- Umbrella (for sun)
- Glasses
- Water Bottle
- height adjustable stool and cushion
- layers and hats
- stethoscope
- graphite and a syringe in case I needed to direct it more finely.
What else?
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