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Master Lock No. 570 Tear Down

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Master Lock No. 570 Tear Down

Postby yojimbosecurity » 20 Jun 2016 2:16

The Master Lock No. 570 in my opinion is a beautiful lock. The milled aluminum body has a comforting feel to me. It's warmer and softer compared to your typical Master lock. The only springs are in the pins. This means that there are no springs in the shackle and plug. This lock is simplistic in its design. There are two ball bearings, a machined brass lock cam, and the core. Not much to it. There is a retaining pin in the side that is easily drilled out. Once the core is removed another retaining pin keeps the plug in the core. After removing that retaining pin use a 3/8 plug follower to extract the plug. The first pin was a standard pin. Pins 2-5 were all spool pins. This surprised me because my first time picking it I thought that only the 4th and 5th pins were spool pins. I wanted to wright this because I didn't find to much information on this lock when I started.
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Re: Master Lock No. 570 Tare Down

Postby dontlook » 20 Jun 2016 6:02

No pictures? I assumed when you said taredown that there would be pictures of the guts :(
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Re: Master Lock No. 570 Tare Down

Postby Squelchtone » 20 Jun 2016 9:09

Yeah, a teardown (tare has to do with transport weights) usually has photos, would also like to see all the parts you are talking about.

You know what they say, a picture is worth a thousand words.

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Re: Master Lock No. 570 Tare Down

Postby yojimbosecurity » 20 Jun 2016 9:21

My youtube channel kinsei musashi has a video of the tare down. Sorry this was my first post on here I will slowly get better and learn how to add pics. And yes I did read the section on adding pics.
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Re: Master Lock No. 570 Tare Down

Postby yojimbosecurity » 20 Jun 2016 18:04

The youtube video can be found here
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Re: Master Lock No. 570 Tear Down

Postby dontlook » 21 Jun 2016 20:28

nice, did you drill out the pin?
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Re: Master Lock No. 570 Tear Down

Postby yojimbosecurity » 22 Jun 2016 20:45

i did drill out the pin and the bible also had a retaining pin. It was in the 6th pin hole and it prevents the plug from being pulled out. It also keep the plug being turned to far. For that I took my grinder and sanded down the back. That allowed me to reuse the pin.
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