How To Change Key Pad Safe Lock With Dial Safe Lock
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- How To Change Key Pad Safe Lock With Dial Safe Lock. Tired of your unreliable Electronic keypad Safe Lock. Swap it to a Mechanical dial lock. Sargent Green Leaf. American Security Amsec safe lock with Big Red Safe lock.
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swapping the lock with the bolts retracted?
This was a great video that helped me immensely to switch out a keypad. just a note...don't pull your camera in,couldn't c what you were pointing at. Thanks.
I watched carefuly,.....yeah thats how you change parts.
But mine opened at 41?
And when you try a combo change,........the change key don't align.
Wayne thanks so much for this video it helped me whit 3 changes on Cannon's, Dremel tool variable speed on high to cut the brass shaft worked perfect cleaned it up burr free on grinding wheel very "carefully". Had to tap north and south holes for Dial Base and newer Cannon Safes have only three taps done for Lock Base from the Electronic lock base stock.
Man you ROCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for taking the time to walk me through this. Great job.
Thanks so much. You keep saying don't mess up the relocker. How would I mess up the relocker?
Great video....I'm looking at picking up a Cannon safe but after reading the reviews of the electronic keypad failure I was looking for a different option, this is it!
Cannon is not good in my opinion. Liberty, fortknox Hollon, Amsec, Gardall are the brands to stick to.
I'd be two blocked sometimes without YT. Very helpful most times.
This was educational. I'm wondering how would a electrical lock with a backup key be installed
this should be a do over
I just picked up a used Browning safe without the keypad combo. I’m going to work on getting it open and replace the lock with a dial. Your video helped me understand what is needed to be done but like others have stated leave the camera on a tripod.
Buddy of mine has the same safe that I picked up. His keypad stopped working or something and he paid a locksmith to drill it out. Now he has no way to lock the safe. We are going to order one and replace it on his too.
Thanks again.
Camaro45th did you have luck with this? I have a Winchester safe I can’t get into, it was locked but a customer in the store and I purchased it as is and got it for a deal.
Great video. Can this be done on a cannon safe with the same process. Any specific brands or models of dial combo kits for cannon. I need a chrome or bright metal finish.
Thanks again for the video
Good info.
You seldom film what you are talking about. Camera is pointed elsewhere.
This aint hollywood
@@Dougarrowhead Pointing out ways to improve might make it feel like it is someday.
Another great video. You have turned an enigma into an understandable concept.
+Thomas Gibson Great thanks!
Good video.
This has been 7 years since you made this video and it is still informative today. I have a digital and want to convert to mechanical dial safe lock. I am not keen on relying on electronics, especially in today's world. My question, is I am not sure that I want to tackle the conversion and would like to know if Locksmith's train to convert safe locks and how to find one that is certified to work on my safe. What should I be looking for. Thanks
Good work, thanks for your help! :-)
again nice step by step
thx!
I have a Canon 80 gun with digital lock. is there a kit to change that out to a Mechanical Combination Dial
butt head depends on the lock style you have. Some can be converted easy, others can’t.
Safes can be more than twice as strong when there's more steel added around the housing of the safes bolt where the bolts protrude from, because it will highly defeat pry bar attacks. Thicker steel material around the bolts equals more peace of mind for safe owners.
knowing me, I would setoff the relocker. Can i clamp it somehow so it will not drop while working on changing the lock, and just just unclamp when about done?
I want to know if I can replace the combo lock on a First Alert 2096DF safe with a SG leaf group 1 lock. It may be a bit overkill but I just like the feel of the dial on a group 1 lock better.
Is it over yet ?
Just found this video. I know its old but i was wondering if it still holds true for todays seafes. I had a house fire back in 2019 and still need to replace my old gin safe. Problem is they all come with key pads and I HATE keypads. Looking at a winchester 26 gun safe so my sister doesnt need to keep stoing my firearms in her safe. Was hoping I could convert that one into a mechanical dial lock vs keypad.
Question.......why did you go with the big red lock verses the S&G?
I know this is old but do you have an actual part number for a dial lock? That "American Security Big Red" lock in a search pulls up tons of different locks,
When you go in for a close up can you please actually point the camera at what your trying to show it's very frustrating
Also that the time to exactly point out the object you are referring to. Please!
Can this be done to a stack on elite safe as well? Stack on told me that no dial safe can be replaced with an electronic in this brand, but when my grandpa called they told him they had a direct replacement. So now I'm not sure what is true. Have you ever changed a stack on elite safe from a dial to an electronic?
Great walk-through, super easy to follow. Switched out my Cannon CA-23 digital keypad for a mechanical dial, ended up using a S&G 6730-100. Had to use another video when I messed up setting the new combination but I got it reset and it's all working as it should now. Thanks Wayne.
thx!
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Cannon I do this with a cannon safe, I have had way too many problems with the electronic lock
On most of them yes. There are a few that use a smaller selonide lock that has a diffrent bolt pattern.
Wayne, like Erin, I also have a Cannon gun safe. How would I be able to tell if I have the solenoid type? Can I just remove the inner door panel and look for a solenoid, or what. Thanks for taking the time to film this procedure! I'm subscribed. Semper Fi, TreeTop
Yes look at the back of the door panel. You can send me pictures to tricountylocksmithservice@gmail.com and I'll tell you what you have
I have an older Winchester safe with a S&G electronic lock that appears to have a remote circuit board that controls a motor driven unlocking system. Can this be replaced with a mechanical dial lock, or am I stuck with what I have? I've concerns about an EMP locking me out forever, or electronic failure for whatever reason.
Great video I think you very much but I can’t remember the name of the lucky replace it with so if you could furnish that information I would be grateful
I have a Browning fmj safe with electronic keypad, it's possible to convert this to a mechanical lock???
Where do you get the parts kit?
Hi Wayne. Can this be done on a Cannon safe? Thanks
Is this a mesa safe? This safe looks identical to mine inside and out except for the brass locker bolt, mine looks to be at an angle as opposed to being rectangular
Wayne, great how to vids! I'm exchanging a Cannon electronic lock set for a Mechanical set. The electronic keypad won't come off as in vid. It rotates very slightly even when driving it with screwdriver/hammer from the battery access opening. It acts as if there's screws under the keypad, holding the pad on. Removed the lock and no screws can be seen from under the lock. Can't pry the keypad away from the door either. Before I get medieval, I thought I would ask. Any ideas would be awesome! Thanks again!
Always check unber where the the battery is.
They also like to hide screws under the brand name sticker.
One more option is it may lift off vertical or horizontally. Large flat head screws have that slide in and lock in place thing going on.
Wayne Winton Thanks, laid on my back with a flashlight looking up into the battery compartment. Nada
Wayne Winton I will peel back the sticker and look. Thanks!
where do you get the locks at ? thanks rocky !!!
were can you buy these safe locks?
I want to do this on my stack on safe... The only thing I don't like about this is that I can't access the hole for my skeleton key, like I can with a removable kepad lock. Does anyone know if there any combo locks that would allow access to the hole for a skeleton key in case of a lockout or failure?
Why do you bring the camera for a close up, and it points to the ceiling
Great video, thank you. I want to convert a old keyed Chubb safe to an electronic digital lock. Any advice, sites or videos you recommend ?
I have the 24 gun gray safe with an electronic lock, I bought the S&G 6730-100 to switch it out. I cannot figure out how to get the LaGuard electronic lock off the face of the door. It certainly does not appear to turn as in your video and I see no screws to undo. Can anyone help tell me what Im missing?
Try pushing up hard on it
I have a sentry safe with electronic kep pad, can I switch it without any issues?
Most likely not sentry safes are china junk. You cant do anything much with them.
Thanks for your professional opinion, not sure about being junk . Serves the purpose
@@danielwilkinson9351 it's purpose is so be broken open in minutes then yes serves its purpose. May help in small fire or flood if hidden well or above ground water level.
VERY nice shot of your plaid underwear. 😳
Wish you would remake this video and have someone hold, or at least direct the camera for you. Couldn't see any close-ups.
When you were beginning to install new lock and used the hammer, couldn't see what you were doing and what the hammer was used for. Had to stop the video cause I wasn't learning all I needed.
You use a Dial Alignment tool if you where a real Locksmith..
I get it, they want you to buy your safe with a battery operated keypads so they can sell you and manual combination lock. GOT IT. Great video.
hi Sir i want a help from you.
Please can you help me.
Telephone Jack wtf is that 🤯
I have a old sears safe from the 70s that I got at a thrift store. Do I have much chance of getting the safe open so I can still use it or do I have a 10 dollar 150 pound paper weight?
Dude, good and needed info so please shoot another video with the camera on a tripod just close enough to see what you're doing. The electronic keypad sucks on every level. In case of fire it melts. Attempted breaking, destroyed. We're screwed. Stupid idea to begin with. No backup key lock. Safe companies are no help. I cannot see what you're doing.
All the dial's are the same?
Probably all made in china,.....Alibaba sells S&G and Le Gard and copies in many other names Lexan,...ect very cheap,.... so buy them wholesale not 5 times retail.
I just bought a 6730-100 on ebay,......it had a receipt from Amazon in the box.
On Amazon its $89.00 and on ebay it's $109.00 ish~
I would have bought it on Amazon but I couldn't get in my account.
But I bought the lock for the key,.... to change the combination on one of my safe's.
But the 6730 will replace a digital lock.
Yes digitals are so cool,... but if some one wants to screw you all they have to do is cut the wire.
No key on the 6730,.... so they can't plug the key hole.
Like anyone wants to see your drawers, the concept of your video is excellent however poorly documented. Keep trying though.
Painful to watch, camera close ups suck, for a locksmith, to many mistakes for me...aka hack.
Poor camera work. Get help.
why would anyone want that old pain in the butt, dial lock vs electronic? seriously?
Beacuse it's reliable, unlike electronic locks
I am never buying a digital lock safe again. I can't get to my fucking stuff. It unlocks like once every 50 tries. That's why.
Good luck on an electronic keypad. It WILL stop working and you'll be locked out, as I was!!! NEVER again. Mechanical Dials have worked for over 175 years, unlike the unreliable electronic keypad.
Although a (hopefully) remote possibility, an enemy delivered EMP will render all electronic devices, including your electronic lock, inoperable. I’m switching over to mechanical for this reason.
@@Comet1808 Don't buy a Cheap electronic locks that fix that..