Not really a 'General Woodworking' topic, apologies. Mod's do feel free to move...
I popped out of the workshop for some lunch, returned and one of the two Euro Cylinders won't turn...They're keyed alike. There seems to be two turn steps. The first where the cylinder pins engage and meet the lever, the second where the bolt returns/ turns. This cylinder won't do either.
I'm wondering if the lock has somehow failed, perhaps when they were customised (badly?) to be 'keyed alike'
It's a flat key, Anti-Bump/snap off Yale type.
Typically I'd veneered up some Walnut in the Bagpress, (no timer), so I've had to now kill the power from the house cut-out rather than leave it running.
Anyone with an experience like this? Can Euro cylinders just fail?
Very frustrating...I'm hoping the Locksmith coming in the morning can pick it or use some dastardly trick to fix , not a cheap option but better than damaging the door and stuck for what else to do
Jim