 I think I toasted my dremal tool :-(
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Patrick
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Joined: Tue Oct 13 2009, 09:47PM
Location: Chico, CA. USA
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radiotech wrote ...
Could be. That is a very old law which would be very difficult to prosecute in and of itself.
The B&E implements laws would probably be reasonable cause to arrest someone, holding them
would be a different matter.
well i dont plan to B&E in canada.
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Nik
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Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 04:31AM
Location: Ontario, Canada
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Another Canadian here. If you aren't actively picking other people's locks there is no real problem in having them. I made a set years ago just to see how hard it is to learn. I was surprised at how easily some (cheaper) locks are to open and how different designs make picking much harder but that's all off topic.
Dremel, buy a new one, there are 2 good reasons. First you get new bits when you buy a new set. Second, if the new one goes bad you have parts between the 2 to fix one.
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