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by UnlockingBoredom » 21 Jun 2015 1:55
How much for your locks???? I am going to start saving my cans and bottles to start purchasing your locks... I want to make a shadowbox with all of your artwork!
I really have a problem picking the Best 7 pin cores so when I do come up with enough money to afford one I would like to get a Best lock.
My wife came up with the idea of the shadowbox, She loves the locks! Awesome work..
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by Mitchell S » 21 Jun 2015 2:30
Squelchtone wrote:My cutaway padlocks by L0ckcr4ck3r arrived this morning, all I can say is wow! Factory cutaways from the big lock manufacturers don't look this good or have this much thought put into the cuts. A+ man, really fine work! I was very excited at the post office and took a pic the second I got back in the Jeep. sorry for the potato cell phone out of focus quality, it really doesn't do the locks justice.  It's now dark and rainy here, I hope to take some nice photos on the deck when the sun comes back out. Thank you very much L0ckcr4ck3r, I really like the personalized dog tag as well! Squelchtone
I'm glad you scored yourself a red 1100! I know you loved the one I picked up a little while back These cutaways are better then any factory cutaway in my collection, hands down.
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by phoneman85 » 28 Jun 2015 17:10
Wow, those are simply awesome, I agree with Squelch, factory cutaways don't hold a candle to yours!
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by mh » 16 Jul 2015 13:37
Squelchtone wrote:My cutaway padlocks by L0ckcr4ck3r arrived this morning, all I can say is wow! Factory cutaways from the big lock manufacturers don't look this good or have this much thought put into the cuts. A+ man, really fine work!
Same here, I got mine today, it's perfect. I cut locks myself, and while I'm somewhat proud of the cutaway Fichet F3D I made, I have to say that this padlock from L0ckcr4ck3r has the most beautiful cuts in my collection. Cheers mh
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by l0ckcr4ck3r » 16 Jul 2015 19:56
Glad you liked it and hope the Engraving was what you were after! I really am grateful for for all the feedback, photos and endorsements of these cutaways. I've been busy with a few other things recently buy more designs are on their way. If you see anything you like here or any future designs, just shoot me an email and i'll sort you out with what you are after. Thanks so much for the support and purchases!! l0ckcr4ck3r@gmail.com
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by spuds » 16 Jul 2015 23:18
Simply a thing of beauty, L0ckcr4ck3r's Ill have to get me some!
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by jimu57 » 17 Jul 2015 5:37
Has got to be one of the most AWESOME things I have seen yet!!!! You turn a lock into a work of art. I am blown away!
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by spuds » 10 Sep 2015 18:25
Nice L0ckcr4ck3r's
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by Squelchtone » 10 Sep 2015 19:09
Wow man, that's beautiful. I wonder if ABUS checks this forum, their engineers are probably setting your photo as their wallpaper right now!
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by GWiens2001 » 10 Sep 2015 19:24
***Passes around the tissues. *** Pure lock porn.  Gordon
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by l0ckcr4ck3r » 10 Sep 2015 21:24
Cheers guys.... design has already been tweaked... cuts in the core have been extended right so theres an even border with the window in the Lock body  This was a commission 6 pack for Adrian Weber... knowing him he'll probably try and sell the to ABUS 
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by CMS_SAFECRAKR1 » 11 Sep 2015 20:52
that is beautiful machine work! wish i had that kind of patience
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by Korver15 » 17 Sep 2015 11:26
GWiens2001 wrote:***Passes around the tissues. *** Pure lock porn.  Gordon
Couldn't have said it better myself. L0ckr4ck3r do you have a compilation album of all your cutaways? I have saved all the ones you have put up so far. Absolutely amazing. I now have access to a mill and would like to study your art to see if I could make something remotely similar. 
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