Dudley Combination Locks

by **SFGOON** » 5 Sep 2005 0:26

Yeah! Yeah! Or you could.... You could knock down the door and sell one of those too! Yeah, and then burn thier house down and get into the real estate buisness! And sell them some insurance for next time!! Thier fault for buying a wooden house! Haven't they ever read the story about the three pigs!! Idiots!! EVIL! EVIL! EVIL!

:roll:

You're called muppet for a reason, aren't you? :wink:

by **Chrispy** » 5 Sep 2005 3:55

Another post of mine has been deleted. And this one didn't insult, flame, or degrade anyone. What's going on?

by **digital_blue** » 5 Sep 2005 12:23

Chrispy wrote:Another post of mine has been deleted. And this one didn't insult, flame, or degrade anyone. What's going on?

What did the post say?

by **Chrispy** » 5 Sep 2005 15:47

It explained to mupet that the point of this thread was to manipulate the lock, not just destroy it. I could re-post it.... but I can't be fudged. :roll:

by **digital_blue** » 5 Sep 2005 22:37

Yeah, I think I remember reading that. Sorry dude, no idea where it went or why.

by **rayman452** » 10 Sep 2005 17:39

Nooo, you guys are ruining my thread with your talk!!!!

Anyways, I've been thinking...I think a reason why we have problems iwth sticking points is because the way everyone does them, everyone has their own technique. I'm also thinking of a way, about sliding the shackling bar along the disk, but I gotta get into one of my schools dremel tools.,....the problems of being a kid...

I'm still actively working here, but not as much....post problems as usual, and for another start, could you post your sticking points clockwise and counter clockwise and your combination if you have it? I'm going to try something new...

Thanks,
Rayman452

by **Chrispy** » 11 Sep 2005 2:25

rayman452 wrote:Nooo, you guys are ruining my thread with your talk!!!!

It's thread hijacking, and it happens often. My apologies. :wink:

by **digital_blue** » 11 Sep 2005 12:45

rayman dude, I gotta tell you (again) that I just don't see how sticking points will tell you anything. The "sticking points" are the false gates on the third wheel. Even if their location could tell you something, I don't see how they could possibly tell you anything other than the location of the real gate on the third wheel only. How would this information help you with the first two wheels?? Explain to me where you figure you're going with the sticking point thing.

Anyway, as you know, my offer is on the table until the end of september. That's just less than 3 weeks left. I'd really like to see someone get this, but I promise that I will personally consider the issue dead if nobody has come up with anything by that time.

db

by **kridiot** » 17 Sep 2005 0:15

i have a solution to find the combo to a dudley lock. you just have to try every combination. it may take awhile, but it should work (tehehe gimme money :wink:

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on another matter, when i first got my lock, it had a certain combo. i used it for about 2 days, then, when dialing in the combo it became sticky, then the combo it came with didnt work anymore. i was wondering if anyone knows why it dosnt work with the combo it came with (and worked with for awhile)
ive tried all the combinations around this and none of them seem to work, if u have an answer please tell me, its very strange

by **rayman452** » 17 Sep 2005 8:39

Prehaps I can't use the sticking points then....hmmm, there must be another way, otherwise the military would use these locks to secure their trucks, banks would order larger ones for their vaults...etc....

Prehaps we should do like mythbustes, since we can't make it work nicely, we use destructive entry until it works. Get the C4 out boys

by **wtf|pickproof?** » 17 Sep 2005 13:04

rayman452 wrote:Prehaps I can't use the sticking points then....hmmm, there must be another way, otherwise the military would use these locks to secure their trucks, banks would order larger ones for their vaults...etc....

Hey, come on. The can easily be bent open with a screwdriver.(From what I read in this thread) Do you think that's what the military considers safty??

by **praetorian** » 18 Sep 2005 7:47

Hey this is my first post, always been curious about how locks work and what-not. Anyways i found an old Dudley Blue from when i was in High-school and there is a piece of tape ont he back with 43-28-??. Based on this i've tried all the other numbers and it wont open, any suggestions?

by **Chrispy** » 18 Sep 2005 8:01

Praetorian, eh? Been watching a bit of Sandra Bullock? :wink:

by **rayman452** » 18 Sep 2005 9:44

the numbers might be slightly off, wear, etc...

Try using a differnt position, such as plus 2, minus 2 from the origninal numbe ron the back. so for 48 try 50 and 46, etc.

by **rayman452** » 18 Sep 2005 9:50

Hey, just a silly question, but....

If we can't manipulate it because its just false gates, why don't safes use the same principle to eliminate manipulation all together? Wouldn't it be a perfect safe then, you can't manipulate it, and its dead strong?

Dudley Combination Locks

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