Oh what the he$# I'll just show my whole work area, why not....
The pill bottle in the first pic contains shim stock, the second pic is my picks (no lever picks because I'm just not using them right now), and the third pic is my lock collection minus an American 1100 that's on a suitcase along with other random lock stuff/tools, and the toolbox on the right has the other more general tools...
The lock collection currently consists of: two Schlage Grade 2 Residential deadbolts ($26 @ home depot), two old Sargent mortises, two new Russwin rims, two old multlock mortises, one new multlock interactive mortise, one old yale mortise, one best mortise with a whole bunch of ICs that are on a masterkey system which should provide hours upon hours of disassembly/reassembly fun when I get around to it
, an Ilco mini-mortise, a Master 140 padlock, a Brinks shrouded-shackle 6 pin that looks scary but is really easy due to horrible tolerances (at least it's heel/toe ball bearing so you can't shim it...), an American 700, a suitcase lock, a Kimber cable gun wafer padlock, and my current pride and joy: a brand new Abloy 330 (SEAC-S283) padlock with that oh-so-nifty rotating disk locking mechanism
Oh yeah, can someone PLEASE tell me if the locking mechanism used in my abloy is the Disklock, Disklock Pro, or Protec system? I've checked their website and found it to not be of much help (correct me if I'm wrong and point me in the right direction if I am, please).
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Elton John
The Milwaukke 28v is HUGE.
