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by tpark3693 » 6 Feb 2008 1:54
I have a lock, it is like the kind you see on power transformer boxes or something when it is closed it makes a complete circle, when it is open it slides back into the main body. There are no pins just a bunch of circular like layers down the key shaft. How in the world do you pick a lock like this. I dont see where anyone has come across one yet. Please help its an important issue. thanks in advance you guys are great.
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by MBI » 6 Feb 2008 2:51
Pictures please, it would help a lot. From your description of how it looks down the keyhole I suppose it could be an Abloy. If so, don't plan on picking it. I'm having trouble picturing the rest of your description.
By the way, is this a lock you own or are you trying to open a box belonging to the power company?
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by freakparade3 » 6 Feb 2008 9:40
I've seen alot of abloy locks on vending machines. You need to post a picture of the lock. Like MBI said, if it really is Abloy you will not be picking it and the snacks will be safe.
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by raimundo » 6 Feb 2008 11:07
I think its what he said, a type of lock on power boxes, I have a friend who asked me about them once, I had nothing to tell him, but later, he showed it to me in some internet link, to some company that makes the tool to open these, its more of a tool than a key. I have the link somewhere, I'll take a look around,
But the important info is that you can find photos of the tool on some link if you chose the right google search words. A tool jobber to the electricians trade. there are several types of this tool.
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by Squelchtone » 6 Feb 2008 20:25
tpark3693 wrote:I have a lock, it is like the kind you see on power transformer boxes or something when it is closed it makes a complete circle, when it is open it slides back into the main body. There are no pins just a bunch of circular like layers down the key shaft. How in the world do you pick a lock like this. I dont see where anyone has come across one yet. Please help its an important issue. thanks in advance you guys are great.
If its important, call a locksmith. or pay your electric bill and then a nice guy in a hardhat driving a van will come over and open it for you and show you how it works.
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by BTFORTYONE » 27 Feb 2008 10:00
i have made my very own abloy protec bypass tool and as soon as i get my camera working i shall post a picture of it for everyone to see but i shall blurr a certain part of it for copyright reasons
Isnt every problem a playground
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by vrocco » 27 Feb 2008 13:28
A Protec bypass tool???
This I have to see.
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by ridderhenck » 27 Feb 2008 13:38
Now you have my attention too 
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by n2oah » 27 Feb 2008 14:43
BTFORTYONE wrote:i have made my very own abloy protec bypass tool
Haha. Sure you do. 
"Lockpicking is what robbing is all about!" says Jim King.
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by ridderhenck » 27 Feb 2008 15:18
everybody knows how it works....seeing is believing,just like UFO,s....  A great boxer once said impossible is nothing,in a couple of days we will see 
the sky is the limit
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by arris » 27 Feb 2008 16:05
i gotta see this bypass tool,
unless it like a 25mm core drill 
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by guest5999 » 27 Feb 2008 16:06
bet it involves C4. or PE4 for you brits.
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