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by tugasantos » 7 Aug 2005 18:24
hi, i´m training with a vachette v5 and i m having some problems because i can pick the pins at first, but i can t do anything else. the model is with thumturn and you can see it at http://www.aecasia.com/ASSAABLOY/vachette.htm
Who can help me with a solution?
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by Santos718 » 7 Aug 2005 20:47
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∙ Read the Rules(and I mean ALL OF THEM)
∙ Use the search Function before creating a new thread, your question might have already been answered, or atleast, addressed.
∙ Happy Reading(which there is tons to do) and Happy Picking.
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Use this for all your common questions please: Search
Many issues/questions have been addressed many times. If you do post a topic that has been addressed many times, without doing a search, people may start floobing*, Don't take this as an insult or a way around your question, thats natural when questions have been asked many times...
*Floobing - good humored, teach them the rules, noob flaming - get used to this term, because it happens alot.
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I recommend an easier lock to start out with, thats if your are new to this.
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by Chrispy » 7 Aug 2005 20:51
Santos - Tugasantos - Tug-A-Santos.....
Someone's pulling your leg Santos.

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by tugasantos » 7 Aug 2005 21:29
Use the search Function before creating a new thread
I did, and the only vachette that i found was radial.
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by Chrispy » 7 Aug 2005 21:33
tugasantos wrote:Use the search Function before creating a new thread
I did, and the only vachette that i found was radial.
That's just Santos' Automatic-Noob-Post-Responder, don't take it personally. It comes from a pre-generated .txt file of which he deploys to people with post counts under 5. 
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by cracksman » 7 Aug 2005 21:51
I'm a bit confused on the lock, is it the dimple type, or is it the normal pin tumbler, with sidebar? I think some of the hesitation on your post is that you are asking about a relatively high security lock, and you are a new poster. A little background about yourself and why you want to pick it would help.
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by tugasantos » 7 Aug 2005 21:55
Chrispy wrote:tugasantos wrote:Use the search Function before creating a new thread
I did, and the only vachette that i found was radial.
That's just Santos' Automatic-Noob-Post-Responder, don't take it personally. It comes from a pre-generated .txt file of which he deploys to people with post counts under 5.  [/qu
nice, so much help, i wonder if you really know anything what i mean, or anything about these locks. Because to pick the lock i can, the problem is with the rotation. As eg after picking the lock i must turn one more full rotation with the key
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by Chrispy » 7 Aug 2005 22:08
I don't really know much about these types of locks, but I would assume after picking your way through 5 security pins, you're on the right track. I don't know if this version has a sidebar, but suspect it does, as that would explain having to use the key to turn the cylinder. Perhaps someone else with more experience with these can help you. Sorry.
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by Santos718 » 7 Aug 2005 22:19
tugasantos wrote:nice, so much help, i wonder if you really know anything what i mean, or anything about these locks.
Vez seguinte você fala o lixo, certifica-se você para ter os testÃculos para suportá-lo acima.
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by tugasantos » 7 Aug 2005 22:27
cracksman wrote:I'm a bit confused on the lock, is it the dimple type, or is it the normal pin tumbler, with sidebar? I think some of the hesitation on your post is that you are asking about a relatively high security lock, and you are a new poster. A little background about yourself and why you want to pick it would help.
ok, i am a mechanical engineer and during my course we always had lots of problems in my college residence, because when persons left sometimes they took the keys with them, and my interest about it born there i think, inventing schemes to open the doors and lockers. About this lock in particular is a relatively cheap lock that was here in the electrical installation of my office, well i have the key because we bought all the floor, and i was practionning with her maybe some day i will need it, i hope not and we have a also a master key, so i hope that we don t have a problem. It seems to be pin tumbler, more answers, with more questions....
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by Chrispy » 7 Aug 2005 22:27
After Santos' post, I feel left out. 
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by tugasantos » 7 Aug 2005 22:29
Vez seguinte você fala o lixo, certifica-se você para ter os testÃculos para suportá-lo acima.[/quote]
Next time use a good translator.
Porque não se percebe nada do que está escrito, mas se quiseres eu dou-te umas aulas de português.
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by Santos718 » 7 Aug 2005 22:41
tugasantos wrote:Vez seguinte você fala o lixo, certifica-se você para ter os testÃculos para suportá-lo acima.
Next time use a good translator[/quote]
1. Talking sh*t is not going to get you anywhere
2. Learn how to use the quote function
3. Let me be the mature one and cut this right here.
And eu não necessito classe.
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by tugasantos » 7 Aug 2005 22:49
Chrispy wrote:I don't really know much about these types of locks, but I would assume after picking your way through 5 security pins, you're on the right track. I don't know if this version has a sidebar, but suspect it does, as that would explain having to use the key to turn the cylinder. Perhaps someone else with more experience with these can help you. Sorry.
so do i, i suspect that as a sidebar but the strange part is that now i have to do one more rotation to open with the key.
even so,
thank you for your interest
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by tugasantos » 7 Aug 2005 22:55
Santos718 wrote:tugasantos wrote:Vez seguinte você fala o lixo, certifica-se você para ter os testÃculos para suportá-lo acima.
Next time use a good translator
1. Talking sh*t is not going to get you anywhere 2. Learn how to use the quote function 3. Let me be the mature one and cut this right here. And eu não necessito classe.[/quote]
and you must learn how to be a person, and tu necessitares de classes because you have a very lousy portuguese. Final if you were mature, you woudn t start this topic attacking at all means woudn t you
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