Anyone know a good/reasonable locksmith in the waukesha, wi. area that can open a brinks fire safe?
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locksmith - Waukesha, WI.
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You can find a professional at that link. cheep? You get what you pay for.
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wi. area that
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? see if someone is close? there is also the NSO, but I dont know if they have a web site and listing of members
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Do you want it to be usable after s/he's done with it? Destructive may be cheaper.
Note that you can save a trip charge by bringing it to the locksmith, if it isn't anchored down, and may save more if you're willing to leave it with him/her for a few days to be dealt with when convenient rather than insisting on while-you-wait service.