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  1. grahamparker
    Never had any issues with Silca IE14.
  2. grahamparker
    I only use genuine blanks, i only got the copies as they where free.
  3. grahamparker
    I used a 105 cutter before getting my card unlocked on the Triax, did only about 6/7 and they all worked ok but only when i was using genuine blanks. Copied blanks only seemed to work one way up for some unknown reason.
  4. grahamparker
    Well i was way off, maybe it was because i wanted my blanks coined.
  5. grahamparker
    I reckon a Silca YH35RBP would possibly do that.
  6. grahamparker
    Have a word with Aldridges Specials dept they are always really helpful when i use them.
  7. grahamparker
    How does it interact Matt, as far as i could tell the plug has raised edges stopping a standard blank entering all the way to the shoulder.
  8. grahamparker
    Was it a No. 1 or a PBS 1.
  9. grahamparker
    Emka possibly. the keyblank is a Silca EMK1 https://www.emka.com/uk_en/locking-systems/profile-half-cylinders/profile-half-cylinder-1/download-3xb-320-profile-half-cylinder-program-1150-1190.pdf/.
  10. grahamparker
    Minimum quantity rules will apply, Not exactly sure what Silca need to do (think it's 5000) but SKS will get JMA to do it with a minimum of 3000 (that was a quantity they did for me). Also have a word with Davenports. I have an obsolete abus section that i needed a blank making and 3000 copies worked out cheaper than 1000 genuine.
  11. grahamparker
    That is a good price.
  12. grahamparker
    Aldridges Specials dept with a letter of authorisation. Be bloody expensive though.
  13. grahamparker
    http://www.barnsleylock.co.uk/avocet-abs-keys-3548-p.asp
  14. grahamparker
    Same as Ingersoll, forgot to mention that it has been such a long time since i had to change one. Here is the said rose http://www.aldridgesecurity.co.uk/p-4699-souber-tools-rr1-repair-rose.aspx
  15. grahamparker
    Totally agree Peter.
  16. grahamparker
    Wait till wee Jimmy Krankie bankrupts you all.
  17. grahamparker
    Know it all who slagged of the new forum owners and had a great argument with Mick (Mick won).
  18. grahamparker
    Lock & key are now banned from the forum.
  19. grahamparker
    Chubb no longer exists you need to search for Union C series. But yes you can swap to a standard cylinder.
  20. grahamparker
    Suppliers have mutliple price discount structures dependent on your spending patterns. When you spend big and pay your bills promptly negotiation is always the best way of lowering supplier pricing. So my discounts are better than most but after 30+ years loyalty and a spend of over 60k a year you do get well looked after.
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  22. grahamparker
    Do your homework before laying out any money at all there are some good and bad courses you can go on. Although not a member i would always recomend the MLA as you will be shown by qualified experts. I have come across dozens of "so called locksmiths" who have paid a couple of thousand pounds to become driller killers who don't even understand what a tension tool is used for.
  23. grahamparker
    Will get them in the post before tonight.
  24. grahamparker
    Have you looked at Trend/Swatkins it looks like on of theirs.
  25. grahamparker
    Aldridges are the cheapest. We stock the Mila cylinders and sell 200 + keys a month. Not putting a price as i will get told off by someone so i have sent you a pm.
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