Diversion Metal Safe with Lock and Two Keys (The New English Dictionary)

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Background

Back in October 2019 if I remembered correctly, I was walking around a new D.I.Y shop and I happen to see something that I find it interesting: a Diversion Metal Safe with Lock and Two Keys (The New English Dictionary).

Since I was looking for a safe to store valuables, I decided to purchase one.

The Stuff

The Diversion Metal Safe with Lock and Two Keys (The New English Dictionary) is a rectangular shape design like a dictionary as described. Based on my measurements, it measures about 15.5cm in width, 24cm in height, and 5.5cm in depth.

Here are some pictures that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like:

The Diversion Metal Safe with Lock and Two Keys (The New English Dictionary)

Side view of the safe

Lock after opening the front cover

Inside the safe after unlocking

Putting some stuff inside

The package contains the safe and 2 keys

Usage and Experience

I have been using the Diversion Metal Safe with Lock and Two Keys (The New English Dictionary) for years. I have been keeping my valuables inside and so far I have had no issue with locking and unlocking the safe.

I like that it can blend in together with my books. But I believe it can be obvious once someone takes a look closely or touches it. So to be on the safe side, I place it inside my cupboard which is less visible.

You can watch the video of this stuff below or on YouTube:

Final Thoughts

Overall, I feel that the Diversion Metal Safe with Lock and Two Keys (The New English Dictionary) is useful stuff to store some small valuables. If you are interested to find out more, you can click on the link below:

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