BEST key trap???
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huxleypig wrote:Oh my life, I didn't know they did this. What a nasty little trick! Most trap pins I have come across can be released...which sorta defeats the point of a trap pin I suppose.
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farmall wrote:huxleypig wrote:Oh my life, I didn't know they did this. What a nasty little trick! Most trap pins I have come across can be released...which sorta defeats the point of a trap pin I suppose.
Like I said I've heard of it before. I've got a thief that can't seem to stay out of my stuff at work. It sure would be nice to see his key broken off in my toolbox lock. He'd probably take off with the lock but he would still have to report his key.
Riyame wrote:If you have Best on your toolbox why not just have the core repinned?
Riyame wrote:farmall wrote:huxleypig wrote:Oh my life, I didn't know they did this. What a nasty little trick! Most trap pins I have come across can be released...which sorta defeats the point of a trap pin I suppose.
Like I said I've heard of it before. I've got a thief that can't seem to stay out of my stuff at work. It sure would be nice to see his key broken off in my toolbox lock. He'd probably take off with the lock but he would still have to report his key.
It traps the key before it gets to the point the lock would open so this person would not be able to get the lock off.
If you have Best on your toolbox why not just have the core repinned?
farmall wrote:Riyame wrote:farmall wrote:huxleypig wrote:Oh my life, I didn't know they did this. What a nasty little trick! Most trap pins I have come across can be released...which sorta defeats the point of a trap pin I suppose.
Like I said I've heard of it before. I've got a thief that can't seem to stay out of my stuff at work. It sure would be nice to see his key broken off in my toolbox lock. He'd probably take off with the lock but he would still have to report his key.
It traps the key before it gets to the point the lock would open so this person would not be able to get the lock off.
If you have Best on your toolbox why not just have the core repinned?
It's a padlock on a hasp. He'd probably twist the padlock off getting away. The suspect carries a master key. I could put my own lock on easy enough, but I want proof as to who it is so I can get his key taken away.
tpark wrote:Perhaps hidden cameras would be helpful in catching the culprit - even something like a trail cam mounted inside your locked area. The master might be a copy or a made key, therefore when it gets trapped you just have a copy, and haven't done anything but alerted the person stealing your stuff.
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farmall wrote:tpark wrote:Perhaps hidden cameras would be helpful in catching the culprit - even something like a trail cam mounted inside your locked area. The master might be a copy or a made key, therefore when it gets trapped you just have a copy, and haven't done anything but alerted the person stealing your stuff.
Knowing this a-hole he'd steal the camera.
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