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Trioving mortise cylinder

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falcon

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Post Sun Nov 07, 2010 6:01 am

Trioving mortise cylinder

I just fully spp'd my first 7 pin trioving lock^^
It's a Mortise cylinder pinned with 7 angeled spools :angspool: and standard keypins :stdkeypin:

Here's a picture of the body :razz:

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Post Sun Nov 07, 2010 6:03 am

Re: Trioving mortise cylinder

congrats mate that keyway looks like fun great job have ya got a key or did ya pick it blind ???
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Post Sun Nov 07, 2010 6:06 am

Re: Trioving mortise cylinder

bezza1 wrote:congrats mate that keyway looks like fun great job have ya got a key or did ya pick it blind ???


No key.
I might make one, now that it's open:)
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Post Sun Nov 07, 2010 6:25 am

Re: Trioving mortise cylinder

falcon wrote:
bezza1 wrote:congrats mate that keyway looks like fun great job have ya got a key or did ya pick it blind ???


No key.
I might make one, now that it's open:)

yeah thats a good idea :mrgreen:
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Post Sun Nov 07, 2010 10:00 am

Re: Trioving mortise cylinder

Great Job!! How are the :angspool: to pick??
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Post Sun Nov 07, 2010 11:01 am

Re: Trioving mortise cylinder

KokomoLock wrote:Great Job!! How are the :angspool: to pick??


I think they are very funn to pick!
sometimes it'ts like "false-set, false-set, set" if you know what i mean...
but i haven't got much experience with other safety pins(these pins are stock in Trioving locks)

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