a strange cash drawer lock
Posted: Fri Jan 24, 2014 4:50 pm
I pulled this off of a busted plastic cash tray that I got the other day. (The resale store I work at got some stuff donated from a bank)
it takes a standard National key, but there's something unique with it.
Ok, here's the back:
Is that a lever lock? According to the patent numbers, the core is removeable, I'd guess there's a key that fits in there to remove it. Problem is, I can find no reference to this key, or even a pic of one to try and make one. The store also got a few undercounter drawers from the same bank, and they have a very similar mechanism, except they are deadbolt latches instead of spring latches.
What kind of tool/key do I need to find or make to get the core out. I also have one with a operating key as well.
it takes a standard National key, but there's something unique with it.
Ok, here's the back:
Is that a lever lock? According to the patent numbers, the core is removeable, I'd guess there's a key that fits in there to remove it. Problem is, I can find no reference to this key, or even a pic of one to try and make one. The store also got a few undercounter drawers from the same bank, and they have a very similar mechanism, except they are deadbolt latches instead of spring latches.
What kind of tool/key do I need to find or make to get the core out. I also have one with a operating key as well.