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 by poky13 » 11 Apr 2007 13:09
I have a few ASSA cylinders my self. I found out you have to use alot of force on the wrench. They have extra long springs
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by gagarin » 11 Apr 2007 15:09
poky13 wrote:I have a few ASSA cylinders my self. I found out you have to use alot of force on the wrench. They have extra long springs
I guess that is how ASSA protects itself from bumping. Their locks have pretty strong springs. So I am not sure if assa locks can be bumped. At least those entry-door locks.
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by UWSDWF » 11 Apr 2007 15:13
they can indeed be bumped
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by Schuyler » 11 Apr 2007 17:50
bump bump bump.
Gold plated ASSA bump keys were Barry's gift from Eric343 when we arrived in Holland. They can definitely be bumped.
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by poky13 » 11 Apr 2007 17:58
Thats what I said, is I can bump them, I have only picked two
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by Schuyler » 11 Apr 2007 18:07
You didn't actually say that  but no worries, dog.
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by Schuyler » 12 Apr 2007 7:20
Saw something on IRC that transpired last night that made me want to clarify something about Barry Wels bump keys.
1 - Zeke79 did the actual cutting of the keys, and perhaps more (he could likely clarify when he returns from vacation)
2 - Everyone has said that they should function like a normal bump key, the coating being sturdy enough to withstand some bumping without chipping off.
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by Shrub » 12 Apr 2007 7:22
Ive obviously missed somthing i think 
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by Schuyler » 12 Apr 2007 7:32
Heh, DB was spreading lies on IRC last night
Basically - I forgot to mention Zeke's involvement in the gift of the bump keys and that they were functional, not merely decorative.
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by Shrub » 12 Apr 2007 12:07
Ah the gold ones, sorry i didnt click what you was going on about,
I had visions of Barry now selling bum keys with Zeke spending all day and night cutting them lol
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by Schuyler » 12 Apr 2007 13:25
Shrub wrote:Ah the gold ones, sorry i didnt click what you was going on about,
I had visions of Barry now selling bum keys with Zeke spending all day and night cutting them lol
It's how he's funding cryptophone, zeke sweatshops.
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