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by imWACC0 » 16 Jul 2014 16:12
Standard disclaimer* My aunt has two slot machines, of the same type, and has the keys chained to them. The problem is that one key slipped inside when closed. I'll be documenting this a lot better later, but right now I'm hoping that someone will know what I'm talking about. The lock:- I don't have calipers, so am going by something that is well known. The body of a Bic pen dose not fit into it, but the cap of the Bic pen dose. So, bigger than an Ace
- The key has two [I don't know what the bump on the key is called] on opposite sides, and will fit in ether way... this leads me to think (A) the pins on each side are the same, or (B) there are only pins on one side.
- The key bow is large, looks like a SouthCo, but is not a SouthCo.
Ring any bells? *I'm a n00b lock picker, I don't know most of the names to the parts, I do have Geek Ethics, "One man’s 'magic' is another man’s engineering"
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by mseifert » 16 Jul 2014 16:33
Does it look like this ..  If the lock is similar to this .. Just about any locksmith can use a Tubualr Lock pick on it .. Or you can SPP it yourself..
When I finally leave this world.. Will someone please tell my wife what I have REALLY spent on locks ...
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by imWACC0 » 16 Jul 2014 17:00
Not so much. The center has two notches in it and no ball barring.
Can't tell size, but if a Bic pen shaft fits into it (like the infamous Kryptonite) it is too small
SPP? Don't know that yet
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by imWACC0 » 17 Jul 2014 7:47
Single Pin Pick? I had thought of that, but someone told me that as soon as one set of pins is moved to the next, you have to re-pick the lock.
Anyone tried it, is this true?
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by Divinorum » 17 Jul 2014 11:08
imWACC0 wrote:Single Pin Pick? I had thought of that, but someone told me that as soon as one set of pins is moved to the next, you have to re-pick the lock.
Anyone tried it, is this true?
Yes that does happen. You will probably need to pick it more than once. There is a way around this if you can get the technique to work. viewtopic.php?f=3&t=58727Pictures always help 
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by KPick » 17 Jul 2014 22:36
Or you can use a tubular pick on it. Which is epic when you finally get it open. Then you can decode and make a key for it. Or take the key code to a locksmith and get him to cut you a couple of keys which would even more epic.
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by imWACC0 » 18 Jul 2014 11:06
KPick wrote:Or you can use a tubular pick on it.
Might I ask, where do you get (or make) the larger size? The one I'm working with had a larger diameter than an Ace
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by Divinorum » 18 Jul 2014 11:21
How many pins?
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by imWACC0 » 18 Jul 2014 11:31
Divinorum wrote:How many pins?
Sorry, I did not document it too well the first look over. And I don't remember. There will be a part 2, with full pictures of everything.
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by Josh___ » 7 Aug 2014 11:02
Pretty sure I met you last night at the TOOOL meeting. And if so, great meeting you!
As everyone said, get us more photos so we can help out!
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