Things You'll Need
Instructions
Place a 1/4-inch carbide drill bit into the drill.
Drill a pilot hole into the top of the keyhole.
Place a 3/8-inch carbide drill bit into the drill, and drill into the pilot hole.
Drill 1 inch into the keyhole. The drill breaks the pins that set the lock. Set the drill to the "Reverse" setting and remove the drill.
Place a flat-head screwdriver into the keyhole. Turn the keyhole and open the hardened lock.