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I dont know if it already exists a tut on this, so admin can just delete this if this is a knockoff
And its not really a tut, just an idea.

The idea is to knock out the bottom plugs on a regular cylinder, and drill troughall the chambers-
I used a trioving oval cylinder...But this can obviously be done to diffrent types of cylinders
I got the idea from the trioving dp cylinder, they do almost the same as i do,, but they thread the end
Just drill a hole trough all the chambers, and use something like a nail or drillbit to keep the chambers closed
This way you can just remove the drillbit/nail, when you feel like repinning the lock

Here are some pictures:
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Great idea Falcon. Thanks for the post!!

Ed

Thanks for sharing nice idea

That is a good idea and so simple to carry out,no need for grub screws or repinning and just a side note.
If you tap the end,where the rod enters and just put one grub screw in,that would fix that.