Ram Rod

Wow! That's a real bummer. You may be able to get a new key from the manufacturer by the serial number on the safe. Locksmith will cost a bit, but you'll be in sooner. Keyed safes.........hmmmm. Does this take one of those round, hollow keys with tabs? Or an actual key key?

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BaserRonin

Do that, if they come up blank call someone who knows how to open the locks and can make you a key. With the house call it should be under $100 total. Live and learn, right?

Edit; Ram Rod had a point. I am not sure you can get a replacement, except from the manufacturer, for one of those round keys.
Double edit; I saw it once where it was cheaper to buy a new cabinet lock then to have the smith make me a new key. That guy was crazy, but ask for price before having him do it.

mrog71

It's one of those round, hollow keys.

That's a good point - I'll call the goodwill store.

PastorPack

If no luck at goodwill, manufacturer should be able to send you a new key off the number on the lock.

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ItsMyRight2

If its the round hollow key with the simple barrel type mechanism you should be able to drill it out and replace for cheaper than a locksmith. I have had to do it on my toolboxes a couple times when I lost the keys. Its pretty simple to drill and change em.

NC Buckeye

What about a saws-all and a real safe?

sgb

Those locks are nickel plated brass, easy to drill out and replace.

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mikeprekopa

Its not amazingly hard to drill out a lock, I have had to do it on tool boxes and a lock to get into my basement. I agree, call good will first, if thats a no-go, scope out the price on some locks, and thumb through the yellow pages.

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larefugee

This video talks about picking a 7-pin tubular lock, and then making a new key for it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q7mt...eature=related