key

[mjsotelo91]

hey i was wondering what type of key this is its for an old master padlock and the padlock looks like it has 22 on the bottem on one side then on the other side 333 i was thinking the key was like a sidebarlock but im not sure

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h56/m ... 91/key.jpg

[dsdayl]

I believe that is the key to a warded lock.

[mjsotelo91]

oh ok

[mjsotelo91]

and thanks

[Mollywirebandit]

Yep I had one of these on a bike chain padlock - got rid of it before I go into my lockpicking thou....

[LockNewbie21]

There cool and if you want a warded pick.. grind downa ll the bits off the key except for the last ones then if you dont knwo what the picks look like reaserch and make one.. there great.. not a challenge to pick but still worth learning.


Andy

[raimundo]

look at the outside of the lock carefully, see if there is a difference in the thickness of the laminations, put the key in the lock, mark the exact place where the key exits the lock body, lay the key on the outside laminations indexed exactly where you marked it comeing out of the lock body, see if there isn.t a thicker lamination corresponding to one of the T crosses on the key. Not all of these locks still have the thick lamination in the stack, and some of them have two springs, and need two T crosses to open, these two T crosses will have the space of two normal laminations between them, or in some newer locks there will be the space of three laminations between the necessary crosses.