picking locks

[vrs]

From: "Jules Richardson" <julesrichardsonuk at yahoo.co.uk>
> 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! :)

I must have lucked out.  I had no trouble getting my DEC tubular keys
duplicated at the local place (which is pretty big, as it happens).

I thought everyone used BIC pens as the backup for those steering wheel
locks :-).

    Vince