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by BrockJ » 14 Jun 2007 14:25
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by UWSDWF » 14 Jun 2007 14:40
could you be a little more vague maybe then we could have less of an idea what padlock you are talking about, I know how about
"I have this thing that I can't and I tried, so how do I do it"
ohhhh and I couldn't care if you had devine permission.. DON'T PICK LOCKS THAT ARE RELIED ON
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by BrockJ » 14 Jun 2007 14:46
ok i will get pictures and they were putting on new locks anyway
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by BrockJ » 14 Jun 2007 15:01
This is the kwikset deadbolt
This is the masterlock #3
This is the masterlock #5
Its missing the blue strip but it is still a masterlock
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by UWSDWF » 14 Jun 2007 15:08
well if it's laminated master locks... then all you need is paitience and practise.... they are very easy locks... try using a half diamond
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by Eyes_Only » 14 Jun 2007 15:08
Are you sure one of them is a 5 pin? They both look like a Master #3 to me.
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by UWSDWF » 14 Jun 2007 15:14
it is possible that one be a master no5 no difference from the no3 ( well the no5 has a Hardened boron alloy shackle )
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by n00bking » 14 Jun 2007 15:25
ya the thing about the master locks (I am directing this to the guy who made the thread) in the laminted steel department, like the 2 locks you have, the padlocks with the strips of metal. There are I belive, 1s,3,5,and 7s.
5s are the biggest, for like big fences and stuff, then it goes 1,3, then 7 7 being very small for securing something like a small toolbox or something.
I don't know why they go like that, doesn't make sense, 1 or 7 should be biggest and work their way down or up the numbers, but it doesnt.
so master locks all have 4 pins. If you have the keys could you post pics of them and tell us which key goes to which lock?
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by UWSDWF » 14 Jun 2007 15:40
n00b... thats not right... I'll get back to this when I have the time and inclination to write a thesis on masterlock
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by BrockJ » 14 Jun 2007 15:52
i have the key to the number three and it is a 4 pin but the #5 i found in my grandpas shop and just started to play with it they are both older so i went and bought a new number three to try it
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by RangerF150 » 14 Jun 2007 16:16
Totally different tension between your kwikset and the Master.
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by BrockJ » 14 Jun 2007 16:19
yea i know but i usually start in front and work my way back and on the #3 i cant get the first pin to set alos i dont know if they are all set or not i cant feel any difference
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by BrockJ » 14 Jun 2007 16:38
so do i want to apply alot of tension or just a little and how do you tell if a pin is set, and is there a posibility of there being a binding pin
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by Kaotik » 14 Jun 2007 16:57
BrockJ, first, the pictures you posted are way to big. Try adjusting the image size on your camera or resize them in a PSP or something.
Second, it seems you have not found the binding order. It's not always front to back or back to front, there can be many combinations. Since the locks you have will not have security pins in them, try forgetting about picking the lock to open it, instead figure out the binding order, with light to moderate tension you will find a binding pin then lift till it sets continue the process and the lock will open.
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by Trip Doctor » 14 Jun 2007 20:26
BrockJ, when picking your master, do you notice the pins setting at all?
If its an old lock, and you notice it seems as if you set all the pins, but the plug isn't turning so you think you have false sets; it could be that you actually picked it, but you need to apply more torque to spin the plug. That happened to me with the first master like that that I tried.
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