New Standard 2000 Breakdown

[Lucky1406]

Hey there, I just thought that I'd make a breakdown of a New Standard 2000 Padlock. I've had it for a while now, and couldn't pick it for the longest time, then I just got it today. I don't know why I couldn't get it before, I think that I was just having a hard time finding a tension wrench that didn't bind the cylinder. But this is my first breakdown, so be nice. As you can see, this lock is set up with a master key system for many different levels of keys. If you have any questions, let me know.

Here is the lock:


Here is a top view:



This is the inside, after the cylinder has been pulled out:


Here is the full break down, rather simple design:


And here is a close up of the pins, as you can see, there are no security pins, just a lot of thin pins for a master key system.


Any questions? Let me know what you think,
Nick

[Schuyler]

IT!

hahaha, here's my breakdown. I hate you Only thing I have up on you is that I disassembled the double ball mechanism as well. Nick has the only other one of these locks I've ever seen, so it was a cool moment when he busted it out at the LSI meeting the other day and said "hey, have you ever seen a lock like this?"

Here are my pictures:










I got a text from him earlier today saying "finally got it, I'm going to post a breakdown" and so I rushed home and started picking like a fiend. Then, after half an hour of picking, I grabbed a bump key Zeke sent me to test way back when, and 4 bumps later it was open. I'm actually kind of pleased with that, as I've only ever bumped 1 lock previously, and that one was a lock used to demonstrate bumping. Anyway. It's a standard SC1/4 keyway, so I rekeyed it to fit my old work key and now I have a key for my lock. Pretty happy.

[Lucky1406]

Very cool, happy to hear that you got it open, and that you rekeyed it. I just got my woody pin kit in, and I'm thinking about rekeying mine, though I don't have a schlage key to rekey it to. Although since I don't have a key, At least that way I can make it a useable lock. and Schuyler, haha, Mines better cus I pollished my lock, its all pretty, lol
Nick

p.s. How did you get the double ball mechanism out?

[zeke79]

smack the lock on the table with shackle up. Keep in mind that you have to rewind the spring on the piece that operates the locking balls.

[Schuyler]

I neglected to smack, but used a pair of pliers to remove the piece right in the center of the top of the body of the lock. Getting it back in was annoying.

Zeke - I used the 10 cut schlage key with a 10 offset. Worked shockingly well. Squelchtone and TOOOL boston have the rest of the set, don't know if they've gotten back to you on testing.

[zeke79]

Glad to hear the keys worked well. Most cases I have better luck with the larger offsets but all work well in certain cases.

[Squelchtone]

I neglected to smack, but used a pair of pliers to remove the piece right in the center of the top of the body of the lock. Getting it back in was annoying.

Zeke - I used the 10 cut schlage key with a 10 offset. Worked shockingly well. Squelchtone and TOOOL boston have the rest of the set, don't know if they've gotten back to you on testing.

Thanks for the reminder, I will test some more this weekend.