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ASSA training

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ASSA training

Postby drummond52 » 23 Jul 2009 7:41

How can a person get training on rekeying ASSA locks. I am in Alberta Canada. Thanks in advance............drummond
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Re: ASSA training

Postby Eyes_Only » 9 Aug 2009 18:03

If you are a locksmith then most Canadian locksmith associations up there should offer training and update classes now and then.

If you're not a locksmith I suppose the best alternative is to buy a ASSA lock and read some of Han Feys' papers from Toool on high security locks. I think he did one for ASSA locks before.
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Re: ASSA training

Postby drummond52 » 9 Aug 2009 23:35

Thanks for the reply, I took a locksmith course corispondence, and work on a military base where we use quite a few of these locks...........drummond
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