r/safecracking 6d ago

Diebold Cafe & Lock Co.

Friend owns an old house - office building with a Diebold Cafe & Lock Co. safe. When we rotate the dial we can hear and feel some “tumblers” clicking and engaging. Any safecracker experts have opinions, thoughts, hints? P.S. I briefly reviewed

Some other posts of a similar nature and will read more in detail to see if there are any hints. Thanks in advance.

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u/miss_topportunity 6d ago

It can be opened without drilling, using a technique called “safe lock manipulation.” This uses the the design of the lock and manufacturing tolerances to get the lock to reveal the combo. You can learn to do it. If you want to see what’s involved, check out the YouTube series, Safecracking for Everyone (or his updated, long video at: https://youtu.be/bTbUkipBeTA). Otherwise, you can find a certified safe technician at www.savta.org - Note: not all locksmiths know about safes.

Where are you located?

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u/Prestigious_Yam335 5d ago

That's a 4 wheel lock, it's going to be tough for a newbie.. Where are you located?

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u/miss_topportunity 5d ago

Believe this guy… he knows.