KABA STAR

by **MrRusswarez** » 22 Jan 2010 10:30

I m looking for interesting stuff about KABA STAR.
Cuts,pictures,different info,everything.

Is it true that KABA STAR is bump proof?... :?:

by **Rickthepick** » 22 Jan 2010 10:57

the kaba website shows some good pictures.

i think this is just the next step in the kaba dimple range.

they'l be putting dimplesn on the end of the key next lol

Excellent locks though, id be impressed with anyone that can hand pick one, even just a gemini

by **Rickthepick** » 22 Jan 2010 11:03

http://www.kaba.com/cylinders-locks/Products-Solutions/Mechanical-Master-Key-Systems/Lock-Cylinders/Kaba-gemini-S/2650_2650/kaba-gemini-s.html

gemini, quatro, penta,... star :roll:

where next

by **Solomon** » 22 Jan 2010 13:09

Rickthepick wrote:the kaba website shows some good pictures.

i think this is just the next step in the kaba dimple range.

they'l be putting dimplesn on the end of the key next lol

Excellent locks though, id be impressed with anyone that can hand pick one, even just a gemini

Crazy has picked a gemini. You can see his video here.

Not sure if the Star is bump proof or not... I know the Penta uses specially shaped pins, which prevent impressioning aswell as making them almost impossible to bump. To the best of my knowledge, the Gemini S and Quattro S use the same kind of pins but I'm not sure about the Star. Not a Kaba expert by any means.

by **MrRusswarez** » 22 Jan 2010 13:34

Rickthepick wrote:the kaba website shows some good pictures.

i think this is just the next step in the kaba dimple range.

they'l be putting dimplesn on the end of the key next lol

Excellent locks though, id be impressed with anyone that can hand pick one, even just a gemini

There is one guy who did that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbokkuUjxSM

by **Rickthepick** » 22 Jan 2010 16:57

yes iv seen that vid,

still not quite the same as someone doing it in person after you have tried the lock yourself though

by **Legion303** » 22 Jan 2010 22:43

I've picked the Gemini too. They're actually a whole lot easier than you'd expect.

-steve

by **MrRusswarez** » 23 Jan 2010 8:37

Legion303 wrote:I've picked the Gemini too. They're actually a whole lot easier than you'd expect.

-steve

Is there a specific order how to pick the GEMINI. :?:

by **Solomon** » 23 Jan 2010 10:21

russwarez wrote:Is there a specific order how to pick the GEMINI.

You mean like... a "binding" order? Dunno man, I'm not sure about that. :lol:

by **Legion303** » 23 Jan 2010 17:37

russwarez wrote:Is there a specific order how to pick the GEMINI. :?:

Yes, just like every other mechanical lock. Use a half diamond and feather tension.

-steve

by **MrRusswarez** » 23 Jan 2010 19:53

And what about bamping?... :?:

Who have experience with KABA?... :?:

by **aussielocky** » 30 Jan 2010 5:12

http://www.antique-locks.com/modern-locks-keys/941-kaba-expert-cut-way-cylinder.html

Not sure what it called in Europe though - maybe Penta.

by **MrRusswarez** » 30 Jan 2010 8:31

aussielocky wrote:http://www.antique-locks.com/modern-locks-keys/941-kaba-expert-cut-way-cylinder.html

Not sure what it called in Europe though - maybe Penta.

Thanks for the link,nice pics.