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It is recommended to use cut foil with a thickness of 0.06mm
Text in the video: French cylinder Pollux, Inoui series. They can be single-row or with cutting from three sides, like this one. The tool is suitable for both types. The main pins are very deep and the top pins are quite deep, which is why the tool looks like this. It may seem that it is defective, but it is not defective; there was simply no other way to make such an instrument. Some holes are through. It doesn't look very pretty, but it works. In principle, they are opened very well, but due to such through holes, and the pins are very thin, the pins can sink deep and get stuck. At the same time, the weak main pins, they are easily, let’s say, can be forced. You can even do this by impression tool, for example, take this power handle instead of the standard handle and by force, a little in a swing; move it, and if some pin has not went, then you can turn it by force, like a force key, and open it. In general, they are opened well, but the problem is that the cylinder itself can be easily damaged. If, for example, it gets stuck, it will have to be pulled back by force. In this case, the tool will most likely remain intact, but the pins may break. In general, this is an interesting lock. I use foil 05/06. I'm making a form. I transfer it to the working part. If, for example, it spins in one direction and jams in the other, then with such a handle it will be difficult to tear it out of place. In this case, it is better to use such a handle to jerk it around. Well, I think I’ve told you all the features, in general, it can get stuck, the tool can get stuck, due to the fact that some holes turn out to be through.
