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by adi_picker » 22 Jun 2018 4:22
Congrats Grey! Always nice to have new faces joining in this thread, keep it up mate. More from the 'I finally found one to buy!' series. ASSA 600 - New style barrel drivers throughout  This was great fun to pick! Light tension required due to the heavy countermilling. EVVA DPI H24 Padlock  Crazy keyway, but did have cutouts for the pins through them, so a tall pick was the order of the day. Surprisingly for an EVVA, not particularly hard. adi_picker
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by GWiens2001 » 22 Jun 2018 18:36
GreyHazRoot wrote:I picked my Ultimate Practice lock, pinned to only 4 standard key and drivers. 5 more opens and then I'll add the 5th pin. 
Keep at it! Doing good so far.  Gordon
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by GreyHazRoot » 22 Jun 2018 19:17
GWiens2001 wrote:GreyHazRoot wrote:I picked my Ultimate Practice lock, pinned to only 4 standard key and drivers. 5 more opens and then I'll add the 5th pin. 
Keep at it! Doing good so far.  Gordon
I've made it to 5 standard key/drivers with 2 successful opens. I've identified my current biggest hurdles which will be solved in the morning with the purchase of a hobby vise.
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by GWiens2001 » 24 Jun 2018 14:16
Well done, GGL.
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by jeffmoss26 » 25 Jun 2018 17:13
found these in a dusty box and work and opened em up!  
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by GWiens2001 » 27 Jun 2018 20:19
Just a little different from the typical pick...   Nicely paracentric keyway...  NOTE: I did not design this, I just printed it. Credit for the design goes to redcatimaging at Thingiverse. If you want to print one, here is the link. Check out redcatimaging's designs Clearly a locksport enthusiast! Gordon
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by femurat » 28 Jun 2018 2:59
Well done, Gordon. To be fair, you should use 3D printed pick and wrench! Cheers 
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by huxleypig » 28 Jun 2018 18:15
Abloy Protec:  Making a video to show this in operation is pretty difficult without showing some of the tool, or some of its workings. 
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by GWiens2001 » 28 Jun 2018 21:33
huxleypig wrote:Abloy Protec:  Making a video to show this in operation is pretty difficult without showing some of the tool, or some of its workings. 
Look forward to seeing the video, Hux! Gordon
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by huxleypig » 22 Jul 2018 19:29
Protec II:  I realise that this shows very little though! Gordon - I have since posted a video of the Protec I picking. The tool for Protec II is different and so I will definitely not be doing a video on that one for now.
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by GWiens2001 » 22 Jul 2018 21:59
huxleypig wrote:Protec II:  I realise that this shows very little though! Gordon - I have since posted a video of the Protec I picking. The tool for Protec II is different and so I will definitely not be doing a video on that one for now.
Very nicely done! Will go check out the video. Gordon
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by adi_picker » 28 Jul 2018 4:30
Awesome Hux! Well done mate. Something not quite as special from me, but I am always happy when I pick another Lockwood Gen6! Lockwood Gen6T w/ B14 profile  The profiles in this restricted series have hands down the tightest keyways I have ever encountered. The little wibble at the top still manages to grab a specially thinned .013 pick everytime, so you get very little feedback from the pins. This cylinder is also from the latest revision of the series, which has added 2 ASSA 'T' pins to extend patent life. For those who don't know, the 'T' pins are just pins with 2 different faces, with each one sitting on a different cut in the key. I imagine they have to use a special cutter on the key machine to achieve these type of cuts, I will have to ask for a demo next time I am at that LS. adi_picker
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by adi_picker » 30 Jul 2018 22:12
One for GlobalLocky  8-Pin First Gen BiLock on Telecom Bluephone Payphone - SPP   adi_picker
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by GWiens2001 » 3 Aug 2018 20:55
Nice, adi. Never seen one of the eight pin versions of the BiLock.
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