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No keys, how do I open coin door?

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Apollo:
Thanks all, I'm getting the drill and safety glasses out.

exibar:
good man!  drill AND safety glasses!  My dad's hammered home safety glasses to me since I was a little kid, and now my 5 year old is happily wearing them while in the garage with me, and with my dad too.  You can never be too young to learn the proper safety procedures for anything.  You only have one set of eyes my dad always says :-)

  I'd advise drilling them out as well, you'll probabaly have to drill them out with a small drill bit and in the tumbler area that you'd slide the key into (or bic pen!).  Unless the casing is made out of "white metal" or similiar non-hardened metal, then go at it right down the middle :-)

  Mike B

RayB:
A dremel with tungsten carbide cutter bit is a good safe way to do it...

ften:

--- Quote from: RayB on October 16, 2004, 02:32:23 pm ---A dremel with tungsten carbide cutter bit is a good safe way to do it...

--- End quote ---
  I actually did exactly what Ray said with mine a while back and it worked fine. New locks aren't that expencive, like 4 bucks +shipping on Froogle.

SirPeale:
In the for sale forum there's a pre-order-ish thing going for barrel locks.

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