clear biaxial practice locks?

[darrel.h]

Hello all,

Does anyone know if clear biaxial practice locks even exist?

[Shrub]

Very doubtful, i think you would rather be looking at a cutaway to be honest,

[Krypos]

yeah, usually clear locks are either generic or widely used locks that are low security. they are really just to learn the basics. so as shrub said, a cutaway is what you should look for.


best of luck






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[illusion]

I bet it'd be worth a whole lot of cash if you did have one.

Han Fey showed an example of a Zeiss Ikon clear plastic euro cylinder in his article regarding cut-away locks... They exist, but I'm willing to bet you have to pull strings to get one.

A cut away is far more realistic on terms of aquiring a practice aid... John Falle, Barry Wells, and Han Fey may be able to get hold of these locks, but I imagine they know some people who who some people...

[Shrub]

They come up on ebay from time to time (medeco cutaways that is),

[LockNewbie21]

I would try mine.. but really its screwed up.. okay But! they really are one of those locks where if your me and cant make good cut aways, its to risky!

[VashTSPD]

but I imagine they know some people who who some people...

I hate it when people who who other people. it makes me sad

I think N2oah or someone has cut-aways from time to time, the last one was a really nice Medeco cut-away that sold for $70.

it's in the "something interesting on eBay" thread or something.

[illusion]

but I imagine they know some people who who some people...

I hate it when people who who other people. it makes me sad

That should have been "They know soe people, who know some people..."

I don't know why it came out that way, could have sworn it looked OK when I previewed it.

[linty]

on a biaxial cutaway can you even see the rotation of the pins though?

i've never heard of a clear one, unfortunately.