the rizla factory is by me, well during my student months. it always looks empty alough i do wonder if they give free 'samples' this would be rather useful. try a paper clip, they always work for me
Peace Out, Alex


A friend of mine used to work for Rizla, and his office was on the Isle of Man... No honestly.

Another line of approach?


[censored] [censored] [censored]


[censored] [censored] JUST GIVE THE MAN HIS KEY FOR GODS SAKE!!!


Thanks for the passionate replies and comments. Please try and keep them a bit cleaner though, my mum visits this site!

I am hoping my conversation this afternoon, will eventually grant me access.


alough zigzags are good, 10 packets for a £1 down some cheap ass shop, aka pound saver (or is it 99p saver, i forget) wonder why they closed, maybe the paper work didnt work out? (sorry)
how about getting a mold of the lock and taking it down a lock smiths? or sue them for un nessecary stress?
Peace out ppl, Alex
p.s, hi adams mum


I work at an arcade in the states and I frequently have to change out that kind of lock for various reasons. All you need is a drill and a bit that can handle metal.

Drill out the center of the lock (starting at where the key goes in) start with a fairly small bit and work your way up. You drill until either the inner cylinder turns or until the back screw pops off.

You can get a replacement lock at a local lock smith or a distributing company. I use Happ Controls here in the states.

http://www.happcontrols.com/security/302224xxx.htm

PS dont hold me responsible if something goes wrong

Nex



also if you have a angle grinder and a sander and some old hacksaw blades you can build some lock picking tools

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-9094641035220699727
(24 minutes)

you know, if you happen to have nefarious power tools around the house... :0)


Oh my god, you guys can SMOKE in offices in the UK? Christ on a bike.


ask the guy on ebay to do you a copy of the key?


i tried to e-mail rizla too a while ago, to tell them that i've collected around 200 running-out slips and hope to turn them into a piece of art or something...

i was a bit disappointed when no-one answered my e-mail. i guess no-one even checks.


If all else fails with getting a key, you could take the vending machine to a locksmith.


It's good for wall paper!


Dude, just bolt it to the wall in a public place anyway. It can be a bad PR thing for rizla when it nicks people's money and they complain to them. Tell rizla about it and eventually they will send you the keys so the complaints about the money stealing machine will stop. Open it and you should have some extra money to make up for the anguish caused to you.


Well done dude! You made Fifteen Famous Faces.
http://www.fifteenfamousfaces.com/index.html




Adminstering prizes is a right pain.

After going to the effort of entering a competition you'd think people would be grateful to get a prize, but I've often found they can't even be bothered to give a proper delviery address.


I e-mailed Rizla to tell them smoking saved my father's life. He was hit by a bus, and had his Rizla rolling machine in his pocket (a double decker bus no less). The box took most of the impact, and the docs said if it had been in his other pocket his spleen would have ruptured, alongside internal organ poppery, leading to an almost certain death. The stingy bastards didn't even send me some king skins!


what is this forum where you can find free/ very cheap things? sounds good to my stingy student ears! oh and hello adam's mum


If it has a cylindrical lock, i.e. one that takes a circular key like most vending machines do, you can easily open it by mashing it with the wrong end of a bic biro. There's a couple of videos on the web showing how to do this with bicycle locks of the same type.


Please can You send me the addresses and contacts of Rizla expoters in Europe and Asia My E-mIL address is jimotekltd@yahoo.co.uk

Galleries.AdamWelch.Co.Uk

Take a look at my picture galleries.