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Stolen off the comment on a digg page: If you are manually trying combinations, to try combinations with a certain last number: Pick a starting number, do you full counterclockwise rotation, go past by 2/3 to a second number, turn clockwise to the last number. Pull on the shackle. If it doesn't open, rotate counter clockwise past the original second number by 2/3, then turn clockwise to the last number.

Camera control pro 2 serial. Example, if I know the last number on my master lock is 27, and the first number is 3, 7, 11, etc. And the second number is 1, 5, 9, 13 etc, this works to quickly try the combos. Rotate two clockwise to make sure the cams are turning, go to 3.

Do one full CCW rotation then move past 3 to the 5. Turn CW to 27. If it doesn't open, immediately turn CCW past the 5 to the 9, turn CW to 27, pull. Repeat this for all second numbers.

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Then start with 7 instead of 3 as the first number. This works due to how a lock's teeth work, and it saves you a lot of time. For a Dudley lock, assume all numbers in the combination are a multiple of 3 (this is fair because of the size of the grooves). This cuts it down to 20 digits or 8000 combinations. If you use the above method, it cuts down the number of trials to about 400, and any Dudley I've ever had, the middle number is the lowest of the three.

Stolen off the comment on a digg page: If you are manually trying combinations, to try combinations with a certain last number: Pick a starting number, do you full counterclockwise rotation, go past by 2/3 to a second number, turn clockwise to the last number. Pull on the shackle. If it doesn't open, rotate counter clockwise past the original second number by 2/3, then turn clockwise to the last number. Example, if I know the last number on my master lock is 27, and the first number is 3, 7, 11, etc. And the second number is 1, 5, 9, 13 etc, this works to quickly try the combos. Rotate two clockwise to make sure the cams are turning, go to 3.

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Do one full CCW rotation then move past 3 to the 5. Turn CW to 27. If it doesn't open, immediately turn CCW past the 5 to the 9, turn CW to 27, pull. Repeat this for all second numbers. Then start with 7 instead of 3 as the first number. This works due to how a lock's teeth work, and it saves you a lot of time. For a Dudley lock, assume all numbers in the combination are a multiple of 3 (this is fair because of the size of the grooves).