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For all of your locksmith needs – auto, home, mobile
Take a photo of your whole lock body. Chances are it’s reversible.
And I just saw your post on r/woodworking. 😳
When people tell us we’re too expensive, this is the kind of shit I point them towards. 5 hours later you have cheap shit hinges, a cheap shit lock (at a second attempt) and enormous gaps around the door after you attacked it with a plane for no reason. Alternatively, you could have had a locksmith open it for you with no/minimal damage for about £75-100.
I especially have trouble with deadbolt jobs and drilling locks out, and the company im working for did not train me and i feel unprofessional googling things on the job
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If you touch the lining of the case behind each catch you will probably feel a hole in the case hidden under the lining. Inside that hole should be a small button or lever. Once that button is pressed or lever moved you should be able to move the dials to a new combination. Release the lever and the new combination will be locked in.
I’ll be in the office learning dispatch and cutting keys, What do you folks wear on your feet that’s good for standing all day ?
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