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That cci 22lr ammo was a dead giveaway it wasn't going to be a old safe stash

paid 65bucks made 1000 bucks silver and gold sky high now that price is most likely lowballing. I think it will make a nice end table with a story. all in all, you made out

Don’t believe, that someone who surpose To be a tradesman, Would be so proud of himself doing this..

Nooooooooooooooo

The frame looks good, just a shame you had to make it, but I'm sure it will do what it's supposed to do. Hope you had insurance, even though that won't bring your stuff back. Thanks for sharing your video - good luck with the rest of your frames. Take care 🙂

Hee! Hee! How many people frustrated the hell out of a thief by putting nothing in a safe?

😅ASBEST! AND YOU BROKE IT WITH HAMMER, DUST IS EVRYWHERE IN THAT ROOM!

Why not show us the photos and the dates on the coins??

I just cracked mine ...there videos about it on.....youtube

Dude, that's not concrete...

CHEAPER PAY 250,00 YOU STILL GOT TO GET COMBINATION

Thank you for your nice video! You mentioned that you had to buy a longer pin (which certainly makes sense) but did you buy the pin from Cat or did it have to be an aftermarket pin since you used an aftermarket thumb? Not sure how this works. I have a Hitachi 35U mini with a PSM thumb and I need to buy a new pin and bushings as they are starting to wobble from wear. Not sure how to find the right pin & seals. Any thoughts on this that your willing to share?

@ 5:58, if you take the snap ring off and remove the disks / tumblers, keeping them in order, you can read the combination. Each disk has numbers stamped into it, and the center part has a mark lining up to a number. That is the setting for this disk. The first one removed is the last number of the combination. You can separate these two parts to change the combination. If you change the combination, try it by locking the safe door with it not being closed to be certain it functions before you make a huge error.

Hope there wasn't any abestos in there, they used it in everything back in the day. Be careful.

What exactly was the point of this video?

@ 21:48, tool time with one-third of The Three Stooges.

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There was more in there than Al Capones vault. Geraldo enters the chat…

What cement mix did you use? I favour a 3 of stone: 1.5 of sharp sand: 1 of cement mix. Use 15mm crushed granite if available.

Great job, Jack; and great parenting, Dad! Jack, the more skills you learn, the more things you can do in life. When you can do things yourself, you save yourself the cost of paying someone else, and that is money saved. Wish you well, little man!

Happy birthday and great job, young man! Stick with it and have fun and be safe!

Way to go Jack and to your dad really did you a favor by teaching you. As a retired Journeyman Ironworker (also 1st class shipfitter working for General Dynamics on Nuclear Submarines but not a welder there) I have bailed miles of beads and there is always work for welders. Bravo! Be safe! Elena

Keep up the good work little man!!! Learning this kind of stuff will serve you so well later in life, it still amazes me how a lot of my friends don’t know how to repair things or fix stuff around the house and by learning from your dad you will be able to do all that stuff which is the same way I learned most of my skills. Hope to see more videos in the future as well, maybe try and make some art work out of metal as that’s always fun!!!

Good job, young man. You just took the first step towards getting your welding ticket.😊

Well done Jack! I’m inspired! One of you looks like a super star, the other looks like the dad 😉

Great job Adam, i gotta get over

whoa 😍

It's insane to me that you would spend so much of your time destroying a perfectly good antique safe! When you could have paid a locksmith $300, saved your time, and had a perfectly functional antique safe at the end!

hi. Great job...I personally was more interested in the finding combination part than the body work but all good.... Questions?.... What would you say the safe weights?.... You started the combination to the right so I assume its a 4 number combo?? And,... How many hours of labor in the restoration???... Thanks.

Very cool! I have this guys big brother!

I've got a slab of granite I'm going to make a prep table out of. I wish you would have explained what saw and blade you are using that also allows water to pass through, and the polishing tool as well.

What an idiot!

Bless his heart ! He's one clever child 🙂

ASH Construction & Excavation, You're the best! I subscribed because I love your content!

'Promosm' 😞

Great job, Jack! ❤

😂😂😂😂 Ding Dong

You butcher. 😂 sloppy job looser

Do the lines need to be bled after assembly? Or will the air work itself out? Just curious... I'm about to do this install on my 305. Awesome video! Extremely helpful and reinforces this isn't a difficult install to do on your own. Thank you!

How much is the thumb?

What was the model/part number?

What brand of safe is that one I fave the same one but don't know what brand or who made it

You're wrong you had to break through a mid wall of plywood that means there's at least two more boxes on the other side

And then again you don't even know the difference between a crowbar and a lug wrench

The thing that gets me the most is you're too dumb to realize if there's two drawers on the face side on your and on your end there's going to be two on the other side

Be smart and simply cut out the section that you already started and then you'll be able to access it with no problem

Whatcha putting in that there shop? Looks like it will make a nice space!

My grandfather was a safecracker & knew how to open those old safes without drilling or locksmiths very quickly.lol He could have opened & closed it leaving the safe in perfect condition.lol I expect there are still a few of those old timers alive somewhere.

It’s refreshing to watch a chimp learn to use tools

From what I read.. They would typically put the asbestos layer inside the outer metal and then pour the concrete. So it would be in between the outer metal and the concrete.. They put it there for sound suppression and also fire suppression. So you would have seen it after removing the thin outer layer of steel, if it had any.