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Hi,

I thought that I share those pictures of my two ASSA DP cutaways.
It is really a nasty mechanism.
Every side pin is cut in half.
So there is a total of 10 side pins!
The bottom one has no regular pins (just the sidebar mechanism).
Dont think that they are an easy pick.

Cheers

ImSchatten360

Very nice cutaways!

Are they the new version of Twins? I sure heard they are, but then someone told me they are not as secure. (In fact I was told DP series isn't even meant for very high security. Just upper-middle class.)
But then they look quite secure to me...

If I'm not mistaken those are ASSA DP 11. The DP 10 has only 4 side pins.
Correct me if I'm wrong.

But help me out here: what is the difference between the 2 cutaways? They look different, the keys are different, but they seem to be basically the same lock with a bit different cutaway-method.

Do you think they offer good resistance against destructive entry too?

I have a Trioving dp12 that has 10 sliders like that.

very nice!!! i was gonna bid on that bottom one

Trioving dp 12 ?

Wow now I'm lost.
I though only assa had DP series. And even he only has 12 in the a d12, but from the DP there is only 10 and 11.
Or was that just a typo?

How closely is the trioving DP 12 related to the assas? Is it the same family just re-branded?

My thought exactly!

Do oyu even want to sell them at all Imschatten?

Have you ever picked it?
I have one as well, but it is my pile of locks waiting for more pickingskill...
It's a devil of a lock..

No. I spent an hour on it and threw it aside. I have several of them. Maybe I should break one out and work on it.

ImSchatteeeEEEEENNN! So good to see ya! It's been a while.

Those are some real BEAUTIES! Thanks for postin' some pics

At the moment I dont want to sell those two.
They are just too nice

The upper one is a "Demo" Zylinder (DP) and the bottom one a "Muster" (DP11).
So I guess the bottom one was given to a dealer in Germany.
The mechanism is the same I think.
I dont know why the Swedish one and the German one have a different key bow.

@Oldfast: I am not a student anymore so I dont have as much time as I used to. And most locks on my desk are just really badass at the moment
Picked all the easy ones in the past.