7 Mar
2005
7 Mar
'05
2:27 a.m.
On Sun, 2005-03-06 at 18:43 -0500, Paul Koning wrote:
I've found that it's ridiculously cheap over here to get a flat key made
if you just take the lock in to the right people; no need to have the
original key or even any kind of lock number.
I've yet to find anyone who can make (or even duplicate from original) a
tubular key though. (Which is annoying as it'd be nice to have a backup
for the steering wheel lock on my car! :)
cheers
Jules
>>>> "Scott" == Scott Stevens <chenmel at earthlink.net>
writes:
Scott> (to bring this back on-topic) Do people feel it is 'damaging'
Scott> to the credentials of a classic machine if the keylock is
Scott> disabled or replaced? Are there sources for the keys? My
Scott> ancient RS/6000 has the lock 'sprung' so that any screwdriver
Scott> will turn it. My SparcServer 1000 has the lock intact (and I
Scott> have the key).
In the case of DEC, there are only two locks that I know of. One is
an ACE (tubular key) lock; the other is a 3 or 4 pin flat key lock.
They have always been keyed alike since the beginning of time.