I am familiar with this general design. Many people call them Cruciform, or cross locks. These can be found on Sentry brand fire boxes, and on doors in much of Europe. Picking can easily be accomplished with a tool by HPC. You can probably make a 2 or 4 point tension tool for this lock out of some tubing of appropriate diameter, and rake the pins with a small diamond or half diamond etc.
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Incase anyone has not seen the picks used for these particular locks here's the HPC CRPK-1 With the removal of one pin it can also be used on 3-way cross locks.
BTW I replied to milan the way I did in an attempt to nonchalantly point out that none his posts were badly written deliberately but just lacks a little of english word skills, Yahoo Iberia S.L. was a bit of a giveaway though...
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I don't know about anyone else, but I had no real problem understanding milan's post.
Back in the U.K. my best mate is from Hungary and speaks excellent English. Sometimes I would make fun of his pronunciation of words, and he'd reply "So, how's your Hungarian coming along?"
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I don't own one, but it looks easy enough to make your own, just as long as you dont mind not having that spring loaded action. I don't know what diameter of pipe you would need to make the tension tool, but that seems like the major design issue. Once you get the tension correct, you may be able to rake it with a normal rake, just switching sets of pins every time. Good luck.
If anyone has a supply of these locks and can specify the OD/ID of a bit of tubing that works, I would be very greatful.
chucklz wrote If anyone has a supply of these locks and can specify the OD/ID of a bit of tubing that works what is mean that? can some1 explaine me. thanks
some1 now who is manufacturir for this locks, if i can picking this and what tipe ov tools i need . thanks[/img]
If it ain't broke.....pull it down and see how it works anyway!