drilling r/h side

[pinky]

man, 6mm better, no more mica just get my finger round there.

[captainsawdust]

No Pinky 2mm is good

stop moaning i,ll send you a picture 2 morrow

[pinky]

ok 2mm then, but must fit bird

[Rockford]

Had a bird today - didn't know whether to pick it or take my time and slip it .

In the end I had to pick it because the rim case had been installed overlapping the edge of the door frame, and I couldn't get the mica to pass it. Also sold him a new cylinder when he saw how easily it picked open.

Rockford.....

[captainsawdust]

Sorry had I hung that door as well !

did you sell him a new high security bird cylinder

[Rockford]

Yeah, doubled it's security by turning it upside down to fool anyone who tried to pick it !.

He didn't want to pay too much (surprise !), so I stuck an ASEC cylinder in. Cheap, but a nasty pick.

Rockford.....

[Rockford]

I've had a few doors where the mica wouldn't do the job, mainly due to screws not being countersunk or as mentioned - locks not properly alligned with the door edge. Moral - install poorly to maximise the security.

Rockford.....

[captainsawdust]

Its all down to money again i had one the other day wanting a wren cylinder put back as some clown sold that to them last year saying it was a high security cylinder and there better than a yale

[captainsawdust]

Rockford

At least your not moaning about my 2mm gap then

[Rockford]

I don't mind cheap, so long as its secure.

[pinky]

higher security than yale, sure it wasnt the old grey one

[Rockford]

Nope - I'll let Pinky do that on all our behalf.

[captainsawdust]

No it was a wren brass cylinder, picks nice "n" easy

[pinky]

2mm and you want to be a locksmiths friend you fiend