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papaiz cylinder

European hardware -lever locks, profile cylinders specific for European locks. European lock picks and European locks.

papaiz cylinder

Postby pjzstones » 13 Dec 2009 3:13

i was picking a papaiz brass cylinder today and i was wondering what kind of pins they usually have in them. i only picked it for a couple minutes but i thought there was probably two spools. its the first euro cylinder i've picked so i was just wondering.
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Re: papaiz cylinder

Postby Rickthepick » 16 Dec 2009 1:06

if its picked take the circlip off the back and pop the plug out :idea:
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Re: papaiz cylinder

Postby pjzstones » 16 Dec 2009 3:32

i'd love to but its not my lock. its in my gf's garage still in a door thats not being used right now.
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Re: papaiz cylinder

Postby unlisted » 16 Dec 2009 3:49

... so remove said lock from door. Than when your all done and happy with picking/dismantling/etc, put it back on.

Oh just remember to reverse the pins, thats always good for a laugh :D
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Re: papaiz cylinder

Postby pjzstones » 6 Feb 2010 19:38

i finnally got around to taking it apart and it has 5 spools. oh, and these things are not easy to put back together.
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