Tessi Locks

[macattax]

Hi,

I searched the forum but got no results.
Has anyone heard of or has worked on Tessi locks I have a spare tumbler lying around in my shop which I could use as a learning aid.
They dont seem to be a well known brand but maybe somone here has come across them before. I am from Ireland btw.

[raimundo]

I have heard of tesa locks, either spanish or italian, are you sure that your tessi is not a misspelling? In any case, I have nothing to offer about it as I don't know what you have.

[macattax]

Its definetley tessi no typos.
Here is a link to one of their locks im not sure if its the exact same on I have but its a tessi lock all the same they are calling them bullet locks on there.
I have one of these on my door also but I have a spare here that is unused and ready to be played with if you guys say its ok for a noob.


https://www.directlocks.co.uk/ilf004-round-cylinder-bullet-lock-bullet-locks-p-2567.html

Sorry dont know how to shorten a link to one word.

[NickBristol]

If you've got one then it's worth having a play with it for the practice but Tessi aren't the best locks quality wise. I had a Tessi narrow roller shutter lock break within a minute of fitting it. I'd stick to the better known brands.

They're an easy rake and no sign of security pins so would be quite a good lock for a newbie, although the narrow keyway might make things a little awkward.