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by UWSDWF » 13 Aug 2006 4:03
I have a cut best pad with an arrow sfic
this thing is satan's arsehole
I post when i get time but needless to say it's the warding that is getting me
the warding pratically meets the pins I have no room to pick above the ward and coming from below i have to pick through holes in the ward.....my pick gets stuck and I can can only get to the thrid pin this before &*%*^..... ideas?
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by LockNewbie21 » 14 Aug 2006 7:46
Ahh i forget the keyway, but i know what your talking about, paracentric is an understatement.
Care to post a pick? No tthat i dont belive you, but i seen the key for this lock but never the warding.. i can only imgaine, actuallt said that when i seen the warding on the key
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by UWSDWF » 14 Aug 2006 7:53
LockNewbie21 wrote:Ahh i forget the keyway, but i know what your talking about, paracentric is an understatement.
Care to post a pick? No tthat i dont belive you, but i seen the key for this lock but never the warding.. i can only imgaine, actuallt said that when i seen the warding on the key
yeah I'll post a pic soon (trying to make this %&*)$%#@ camera do what I want.......
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by UWSDWF » 14 Aug 2006 8:06
Here you go

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by LockNewbie21 » 14 Aug 2006 9:53
OHhh thats what they look like.. christt worst than i thought jsut looking at the key, best of luck man.
I'd sat Oct. is right go for some slenders, is it 6 or 7 pin?
Well i see you will be busy for a while eh mate? 
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by bpc293 » 15 Aug 2006 18:53
I'd go with a home made pick like safety pin or a hair pin. you can take your full size pick and sand it down small and smooth. i have one like that. i put the pick in on the angle there. once i get to the back i start to push up and slide it back down again. then to the next one. there hard locks, two shear lines, no room to pick they really su@#k.
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by unbreakable » 15 Aug 2006 19:08
UWSDWF wrote:Here you go 
Man, thats one coool picture
What am I smoking?
Nasty keyway, umm, I think Euro picks would be your best bet.
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by scampdog » 15 Aug 2006 19:21
try this, this is a pick i used,after giving it a severe grinding down, to fit in a similar keyway,managed to open the lock, but i now find it's a really good key extractor.

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by zeke79 » 15 Aug 2006 19:27
How about a slim half diamond riding under the ward under the pins? It can be done as I have used the technique many times. Just a suggestion. Note, a std. southord diamond will not get you there. It will have to be thinned down on the shaft and the head.
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