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	title:	Opening Combination Padlocks: No Tools, No Problem
	author:	Carl Black
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Paladin Press
	released:	November, 2002
	isbn:	1581603681
	isbn-13:	9781581603682

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'Safe' type combination padlocks only - Rated Excellent little book, and if your interest is padlocks which have a 'safe' type combination ie you turn a dial one way, than backwards, then forwards again, this book is for you. It covers Master type combination locks by teaching you how to work out the number of gates in the lock, then using various tables, reducing the possible number of combinations to a managable number which you can try in turn. Do not expect to use this book to open a combination lock in seconds. You will need a pencil and paper and a fair degree of patience.

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'Safe' type combination padlocks only - Rated 4/5
Excellent little book, and if your interest is padlocks which have a 'safe' type combination ie you turn a dial one way, than backwards, then forwards again, this book is for you. It covers Master type combination locks by teaching you how to work out the number of gates in the lock, then using various tables, reducing the possible number of combinations to a managable number which you can try in turn. Do not expect to use this book to open a combination lock in seconds. You will need a pencil and paper and a fair degree of patience.