Help with lock, please. (brute force)

[a1rabbit]

Thanks guys, that was actually TOO easy. It took me, quite possibly under two minutes to drill the lock with a 5/32" bit directly under the pins.

Here are a few photos.

In this picture you can see the "Guard" I was talking about previously.


A close-up of the lock before the drilling. The hall was too dark and I had no tripod so I had to use the flash, hence the over exposure in these pics.


A close-up of the lock after drilling, at this point I was not sure what to do to open the lock; I tried using a spade screw driver to twist it and had no luck. I ended up thinking that I had to drill it a bit more... as soon as I put the drill bit in and started drilling the bit got stuck and the force of the sticking bit opened the lock.


The end result, plus an open locker.



Thanks for the help guys.

[crazyrob]

Your Welcome if you require n e more help just e-mail me on robertwdixon@hotmail.com
robert_w_dixon@yahoo.co.uk

[toomush2drink]

Not as nice as picking i know but you did say brute force so "job done" as they say.

Could a mod delete the post above by crazy rob ,breaking the rules and taking the p*** too

[a1rabbit]

Not sure if it mater but crazyrob did pm me and tell me exactly how to drill it.

[quote=CrazyRob]use a 4mm drill bit and drill a hole where the brass cylinder meets the silver body in a dead straight line inline with the keyhole.[/quote]

Thanks again everyone.

[toomush2drink]

Ok its just his first post and hes put his email in it too so i thought he was messing around.