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by Buzzzy » 9 Jul 2006 0:59
Sorry, that sounded a bit short.
There has been commercial intrest in this product, and I don't wish to show it yet.
Hope you understand.
Buddy
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by ThE_MasteR » 9 Jul 2006 1:10
I hope the best for you.
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by Buzzzy » 9 Jul 2006 1:18
Thanks
Buddy
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by cL4y » 11 Jul 2006 22:01
the link doesn't work....it just shows some stuff about bump-key hammers 
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by Buzzzy » 12 Jul 2006 10:07
Scroll down to the bottom of the page, it's the last item.
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by franko452000 » 22 Jul 2006 5:38
seems every reply is about picking these locks. i take these locks apart...
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by Deathadder » 22 Jul 2006 14:50
so a tubular pick doesnt actually pick the lock... it decodes it?
or is it a bit of both, im not exactly sure how they work, but im getting an idea...
It's ok guys, i have a really bad attention sp-wow look, a beach!
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by horsefeathers » 22 Jul 2006 15:10
How common are these octagonal tubular locks here in the UK? I have never come across one.
If a way of applying tension to the core could be found (as I say, never seen one) then I guess they could still be single pin picked like regular tubulars.....couldn't they?
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by Shrub » 22 Jul 2006 15:48
They pick the lock and once picked the pick is left as a working key that you can then decode so they are both a decoder and pick,
Ive yet to come across a hex tubular lock,
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by illusion » 24 Jul 2006 4:28
Shrub wrote:Ive yet to come across a hex tubular lock,
They are made by Cam Lock, and I got mine from Ebay a while back. The seller seems to have stopped selling them now. 
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by franko452000 » 6 Aug 2006 15:10
if ya want a change, if you think the tubular pick is too easy! try too open these locks with the impressioning tool. i have two 8-pin locks with change keys, ( like a coke machine ). i like these locks because not many smith's in my area working on them. this my lock of choice. love to hear from others working on these type locks !
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by MrBuz » 8 Aug 2006 13:33
Master, where did you find Southord 7&8 pin picks both for less than the new combination from lockpicktools? Sounds like a good deal!
Lock bypassing satiates my love of overcoming obstacles.......Learn on!
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by MrBuz » 8 Aug 2006 13:46
I too had to sand my SO picks before they would stop hanging up. It became such a problem, I acquired lockpicktools new combo, and so far the new tool has been nothing but smooth. I recommend it heartily over SO separate configuration deal.
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by LockNewbie21 » 9 Aug 2006 6:00
I like the make your own picks  Reaching out to Hobbiest 
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