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by Timbo » 23 Jun 2009 0:23
Anyone tried this? How effective/ineffective have you found it to be?
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by Scott_93 » 28 Jun 2009 21:31
I haven't personally tried it, but I hear that it is SCARILY effective on dimple type locks.
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by bushd » 29 Jun 2009 21:44
I've got a dimple lock I picked up from ebay in a massive set I bought a year or two ago. I'll try this method someday but I do remember reading about pop sickle sticks and aluminum foil making these locks worthless sometimes.
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by exspook » 4 Jul 2009 5:30
use the type of foil they use to secure air condition ducting
does work
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by maxxed » 5 Jul 2009 9:42
I have used foil impressioning on wafer locks but prefer to use determinators and will usually pick read a pin lock and finish it off by impressioning
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by transformers0704 » 24 Sep 2009 20:39
I agree determinator is much quicker get the code then cut the key to fit no jiggling filiing nothing just get the code cut to open. 
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by huxleypig » 29 Sep 2009 4:52
I recently made my own foil impressioning kit and it worked on the lock I designed it around but you need several different shaped 'holders' for it to be effective for most locks.
I got a small hacksaw blade and dremel'ed pin width size holes into it but you've gotta be real careful about how much metal you leave between each hole, it has to be very small and exact, as do the holes themselves. Quite fiddly but worth it when the lock opens!
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