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How to crack combination locks.
This is a discussion on How to crack combination locks. within the Real Life Hacks forum part of the General category; CRACKING COMBINATION LOCKS To crack combination locks, you need: 1.)A combination lock Pull the clasp of the lock. Still pulling ...
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08-06-2008, 03:45 PM
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 How to crack combination locks. CRACKING COMBINATION LOCKS To crack combination locks, you need: 1.)A combination lock Pull the clasp of the lock. Still pulling the clasp up, turn the dial right. It will stop at a number and won't move right anymore. The number on the right hand side of this number is the first number. Now pull the clasp again. Turn left until the dial won't turn left anymore. Two numbers to the left of the number it stops on is the second number. Find the middle number between the first and second number.If the first number was 4 and the second number was 8, the middle number would be 6. Go to the 7th number on the right of this middle number. This is the last number. Greetings, BR.  |
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08-07-2008, 08:05 AM
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| hmm i will try this out...one question though, what if the first number is 12 and the second is like 21, halfway in between is 16.5....so then what haha...round up? |
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08-08-2008, 07:31 AM
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if this works, it shouldn't matter, most combo lock i have seen have an error margin or 1-2 so round up or round down. |
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08-12-2008, 03:58 PM
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| w00t thanks ima try it at school |
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