Name this lock!
Posted: Thu May 26, 2016 4:56 pm
I believe this fits into the unusual category. I recently acquired this Keso like cam lock made by an unknown manufacturer and would like to find more information on it. Number one because I want to find someone who can make keys because I am going to use these at work. Number two, it's just a really cool little cam lock and I'd like to know who made it.
It, like a Keso has three rows of pins. Unlike a Keso however the side pins come in at an angle, the key dimples are perfectly drilled at this angle also. It has thirteen steel pins, five on each side and three on top. It is made of quality materials and the fit and finish is exceptional. The pins and plug are stainless steel and the body is made of brass. The only markings on the lock are the letters VSR on the front of the plug and the keys say sample 1 and sample 3 on them and are made by Silca.
Any help here would be greatly appreciated. Now for the photos. I would have completely gutted it but it does not use the usual little pin housing bars and I do not have a follower small enough. I cannot even imagine trying to get all those pins back in the small cylinder without a proper slotted follower.
It, like a Keso has three rows of pins. Unlike a Keso however the side pins come in at an angle, the key dimples are perfectly drilled at this angle also. It has thirteen steel pins, five on each side and three on top. It is made of quality materials and the fit and finish is exceptional. The pins and plug are stainless steel and the body is made of brass. The only markings on the lock are the letters VSR on the front of the plug and the keys say sample 1 and sample 3 on them and are made by Silca.
Any help here would be greatly appreciated. Now for the photos. I would have completely gutted it but it does not use the usual little pin housing bars and I do not have a follower small enough. I cannot even imagine trying to get all those pins back in the small cylinder without a proper slotted follower.