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I don't know anyone that would SPP a tubular lock in the field. $40 for tools designed to pick all pins at once and make a "key" with some quick impressioning
by lrvick 5y ago
I don't know anyone that would SPP a tubular lock in the field.
$40 for tools designed to pick all pins at once and make a "key" with some quick impressioning motions.
Some do have spool pins. In those cases you will need manual fiddling to pick it once then you have a key to keep spinning.
Still, sounds like an interesting design. Link?
- michaelt 5y agoI was under the impression impressioning relied on all the lock's springs and driver pins being identical, and that better tubular locks avoided that? I looked for a picture of the case but couldn't find one. I was in that college CAD lab... quite a long time ago.
- Zenbit_UX 5y agoTubular locks are trivial to pick and the lock turning the screw mentioned above would be just as simple with a tubular pick than with the original key.