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by **Marco321** » 24 Apr 2007 1:08

Hey
I am now able to SPP a 5 pin deadbolt i brought and repinned. What can i pick now and where can i get security pins from?
Thanks
Marco

by **Eyes_Only** » 24 Apr 2007 1:24

You can install some security pins bought from here, www.lockpicks.com. And if you can I would also buy a mini pinning kit for Schlage or a Kwikset. This is so you'll have a varity of sizes of pins to use when you re-pin your lock. Disregard the MACS rule as well. It will make the lock a bit more challenging for you.

by **Marco321** » 24 Apr 2007 1:26

OK thanks for the quick reply, but i live in Australia and i havn't seen any Schlage or Kwikset locks around, the one i have is Lockwood deadbolt.

by **Eyes_Only** » 24 Apr 2007 1:33

I have a Lockwood mortice cylinder and as far as I know for picking, it doesn't really matter if you throw in a pin from a Schalge or a Kwikset. Most pins are about the same diameter anyways with the exception of a few locks like Medeco. Or you can buy the manufacturer specific pinning kit by LAB. One of the big ones should carry pins for Lockwood but don't quote me on it. You would have to contact the supplier and ask.

by **Marco321** » 24 Apr 2007 1:34

OK thanks ill give that a go

by **Marco** » 24 Apr 2007 2:12

Let me know if you find somewhere to get them because I'm interested in getting some aswell.

Oh and by the way, i had this name first! :wink:

by **Marco321** » 24 Apr 2007 2:13

lol ok, is your real name Marco?

by **Marco** » 24 Apr 2007 9:35

Nah my real name is marcus. I just use marco for most of my online accounts.

by **raimundo** » 24 Apr 2007 10:18

Seems to be that lockwood in the US may be a different company than the one in OZ

by **Marco321** » 24 Apr 2007 18:00

Oh ok my real name is Marco

Yeah i think they are different, but i might look for some ones with security pins.

by **mercurial** » 25 Apr 2007 0:32

raimundo wrote:Seems to be that lockwood in the US may be a different company than the one in OZ

Yes the lockwood here in Australia is different and unrelated to the Lockwood brand locks in the US.

The "Australian" Lockwood is now yet another lock company that has been bought out by and is now owned by Assa-Abloy group.

...Mark

by **Eyes_Only** » 25 Apr 2007 1:23

Would that pose a problem for pins from US locks from working in Australian locks?

by **Squelchtone** » 25 Apr 2007 1:24

Eyes_Only wrote:Would that pose a problem for pins from US locks from working in Australian locks?

yes, you have to install the pins upsidedown, and their Medeco lock pins rotate 20 degrees in the opposite direction.

:lol:

by **raimundo** » 26 Apr 2007 10:38

its the corialis effect, thats why they drive on the wrong side of the road.

Where to now?

Where to now?

lockwood

Re: lockwood

corialis effect

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