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by femurat » 27 May 2011 2:54
 And since we are here, this is how it looks once disassembled. Cheers 
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by chipdigi » 1 Jun 2011 3:54
I picked the Master Lock #3. I've picked it before but I want to perfect it! I read that it's the easiest lock to pick and that's why I started with it.
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by chriswingate » 2 Jun 2011 14:02
Nice Habo..never seen those before, the key is exactly like an ASSA 6-7 Oval Cylinder. Is Habo a generic one of those or is that key way patent expired?
Regardless, nice job, those locks are awesome. Love 7-pinners.
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by chriswingate » 3 Jun 2011 8:06
Cool thanks for that info.
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by MrRusswarez » 3 Jun 2011 8:23
chriswingate wrote:Nice Habo..never seen those before, the key is exactly like an ASSA 6-7 Oval Cylinder. Is Habo a generic one of those or is that key way patent expired?
Regardless, nice job, those locks are awesome. Love 7-pinners.
I honestly don't know nothing about HABO. Yes the keys are the same, ASSA is just a little bit thicker. And the keys approach to the opposite cylinders. Thanks-yes, there are very nice locks. 
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by Ophidian » 12 Jun 2011 16:03
I´m working all night so at the slow stretch I thought I would get at these:  From left is: [*]Sargent (thx to ChemicalRobot) [*]Schlage Everest (thx to ChemicalRobot) First attempt with sidebar, we´ll se how it goes [*]Unmarked Cylinder 7-pin [*]A small Assa cylinder box lock 5-pin
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by Ophidian » 12 Jun 2011 18:48
Ophidian wrote:I´m working all night so at the slow stretch I thought I would get at these:  From left is: [*]Sargent (thx to ChemicalRobot) [*]Schlage Everest (thx to ChemicalRobot) First attempt with sidebar, we´ll se how it goes [*]Unmarked Cylinder 7-pin [*]A small Assa cylinder box lock 5-pin
So far so good, 2 out of 4, the sargent was a real SOB. Going to gut it tomorrow and see what all the fuzz was about  
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by MrRusswarez » 13 Jun 2011 9:42
ASSA 5-pin box cylinder have a nasty keyway  real pain in the ass. 
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by Ophidian » 13 Jun 2011 13:03
russwarez wrote:ASSA 5-pin box cylinder have a nasty keyway  real pain in the ass. 
I know, had a real hard time with that one. Didn´t get it picked  Need to dig up a shallower hook that´ll fit.
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