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by RooJ » 9 Mar 2005 14:54
Evening, i was just wondering if anyone could advice on this:
http://www.ioffer.com/i/Locksmith-Works ... E.-5825202
Im considering buying a practice lock but im not really sure on what companies to trust etc. Has anyone bought one of these "Locksmith Workstations" or has anyone any information on whether the companies trustworthy?
Thanks
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by RooJ » 9 Mar 2005 19:43
Thanks for the tip.. have done, but that offer still interests me. If only it didnt look like a scam, heh.
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by RangerF150 » 10 Mar 2005 15:47
Lockpickshop.com ( just click on the "shop" icon at the top of this page) have them , the company are a joy to deal with
You enter LP101 in the coupon box when you are buying from them and you get's a 10% discount 
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by bigbike » 10 Mar 2005 15:52
The only thing that makes em "rare" is that this seller only lists them one at a time! They are on ebay all the time about 2 days after each auction ends. I would deal with the lockpickshop (see flashing logo at left) if you are really interested in one. Or you could go out and buy some locks and make your own for about 1/2 the cost!
Student of Locksmithing and banjo player, so I am always pickin and grinin!
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by HeadHunterCEO » 10 Mar 2005 20:20
wow
90$ for $12 woth of cylinders and $2 worth of lexan
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by MrB » 10 Mar 2005 20:30
HeadHunterCEO wrote:90$ for $12 woth of cylinders and $2 worth of lexan
The cut-away cylinder included looks just like the one we are looking to get for $25 if we can find 50 takers for a bulk purchase.
Where I can obtain a cut-away and two ordinary cylinders for $12, please? I'd be there like a shot.
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by kodierer » 10 Mar 2005 20:40
Too expensive if you ask me
A waste of your money. Buy a rekeyable padlock, and a cutaway.
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by MrB » 10 Mar 2005 20:53
You get a nice mount to hold your cylinders while you are picking them, plus a cut-away cylinder, plus two ordinary cylinders.
You have to weigh the cost of the mount with the time and effort to buy some clear plastic, cut it, drill it and glue it together yourself.
Some people might consider it worthwhile for the price. It's their money, and people can easily spend more on bigger follies.
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by HeadHunterCEO » 10 Mar 2005 21:29
MrB wrote:HeadHunterCEO wrote:90$ for $12 woth of cylinders and $2 worth of lexan
The cut-away cylinder included looks just like the one we are looking to get for $25 if we can find 50 takers for a bulk purchase. Where I can obtain a cut-away and two ordinary cylinders for $12, please? I'd be there like a shot.
didn't catch the cut away
who makes or distrbutes cut away locks in the US
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by MrB » 10 Mar 2005 22:00
HeadHunterCEO wrote:check these cutaways
Cough! Splutter! Yeah, right. 
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by HeadHunterCEO » 10 Mar 2005 22:12
MrB wrote:HeadHunterCEO wrote:check these cutaways
Cough! Splutter! Yeah, right. 
only 300 dolars
a great deal
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by RooJ » 11 Mar 2005 14:47
Or you could go out and buy some locks and make your own for about 1/2 the cost!
Wouldnt it be really hard to make your own cutaway locks, What type of equipment and lock would you need for that?
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by stick » 11 Mar 2005 16:57
A dremel, and if you want it to continue to bind normally, or close to normally, you'll need some plexiglass or something similar. Romstar made an excellent huge post some time ago, search for it.
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