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by horsefeathers » 26 Aug 2006 7:45
Did a job on an interior door for my local Barclays today - lockout on office door. The door had an EVVA thumbturn euro fitted. I was expecting a tough job of it so went for snake pick first to see what feedback it offered. A couple of quick rakes, and then a bit of jiggling and it popped. 15 secs max!
Are EVVAs susceptible to raking more than any other technique? - or did I get lucky this time?
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by Delta » 26 Aug 2006 7:48
Sounds like you got an easy combo, hence you were lucky!
Nice work though, picking an EVVA in front of a customer who knows EVVA to be the high security brand!
Gets your lockie rep up!
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by Shrub » 26 Aug 2006 10:15
I have found in my limited experiance with the Evva's that they do seem to pop easily with a snake for some reason, especially if its used upside down,
Good call though 
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by horsefeathers » 26 Aug 2006 10:47
Delta wrote:Sounds like you got an easy combo, hence you were lucky!
Nice work though, picking an EVVA in front of a customer who knows EVVA to be the high security brand!
Gets your lockie rep up!
Unfortunately the Manager had left me to it, so was unable to show off - except to some rather attractive blonde piece with legs up to her armpits. She at least gave me a little cheer!
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by Shrub » 26 Aug 2006 10:51
Well then no it doesnt sound like you got lucky, lucky would be to go home with the girl
I never get a cheer, all i get is 'oh that was easy' 
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by dmux » 26 Aug 2006 14:35
ahh. luck is just skill paying off
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by Skips » 26 Aug 2006 14:44
Luck is when skill meets oportunity.
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by globallockytoo » 26 Aug 2006 16:15
Skips wrote:Luck is when skill meets oportunity.
Actually.....luck is when preparation meets opportunity!
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by bonez » 27 Aug 2006 4:52
Shrub wrote:Well then no it doesnt sound like you got lucky, lucky would be to go home with the girl  I never get a cheer, all i get is 'oh that was easy' 
BIG CHEER. for shrub,
there you go mate.
see that was easy!

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by Shrub » 27 Aug 2006 10:12
Nice one now only if you had long legs and female
Actually im not that fussy, what you doing weekend 
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by illusion » 27 Aug 2006 12:33
Any hole's a goal.
By hole I mean security loop-hole... If a snake rake works, then use it! 
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by Shrub » 27 Aug 2006 13:48
Well done horse feathers,
I think weve got all were going to get out of this thread,
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