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I had to look up an example: https://youtu.be/DcZVxP6lTrE https://youtu.be/DcZVxP6lTrE I guess I can see how they might be made to tighter tolerances and tigh
by e12e 6y ago
I had to look up an example:
https://youtu.be/DcZVxP6lTrE https://youtu.be/DcZVxP6lTrE
I guess I can see how they might be made to tighter tolerances and tighter keyways.
- timonoko 6y agoYes. This is the wide-mouth dimple lock where you can use flag and rake. Those see-through training locks you can get from Alibaba are also of that type. You can even use regular rakes on those by rotating them slightly.
- e12e 6y agoDo you have example of a key and keyway that are "extra slim"? I can't quite imagine that it's not possible to adapt some kind of pick - after all the key has to fit, and has to slide int the lock, "pushing" pins out of the way? I can certainly see how such locks might be more difficult to pick, though.
- timonoko 6y agoI have this bicycle lock I recently found. There no room on left side of the pins, meaning the dimples are almost at the edge of the key. And on the right side there is a wall blocking half of the key way. Flag should be really curved to reach over that wall. https://photos.app.goo.gl/PjTEiqy3vRCULy366 https://photos.app.goo.gl/PjTEiqy3vRCULy366