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Re: A vid from Azerith

Postby stilte » 27 Oct 2006 8:49

Azerith wrote:hey all, i havent had much joy with my lockwood but im sticking at it, ive had a bit of a rough week so i though id try some locks in my office at work for a laugh and wow, what do you know, that mushed bike spoke of mine seems to open more then just the $20 mitre 10 locks. haha.


Lockwood sets the standard, their lower end range is still sufficiently secure and hardy. Our lockwood knob was changed a few days ago as the key was lost, we decided to get a new door too, so I decided to seriously test my door hardware security. It cost $150+ new years ago. I tried smashing it with a hammer and pulling/twisting with a wrench, using a crowbar, but it still stayed on. The door was badly damaged however. Anyone breaking in would have to use the windows. Or pick the lock.

What $20 locks are you talking about? Mine has only got Lockwood, ABUS and real crap, "Economy" Master padlocks at that price. and i think Mitre 10's overpriced for quite a lot of locks. $80 for an ABUS going at $40 on trademe.
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Postby stilte » 27 Oct 2006 8:53

And talking abt the Master, dont get the Economy rubbish, it was a disappointment. Got it for $12, i even made sure I chose a lock with wide aprt pinning. at home, i stuck my pick inside it, pushed the last pin, and it was picked in less than 10 secs.

It was so easy to rake. As for single pin picking, the hardest part was pushing my pick in without brushing against the pins too much.
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