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why does only one cylinder bind at a time? It seems to me like the lock shouldn't be able to turn at all until all of the cylinders are pressed to the right he
by RandallBrown 14y ago
why does only one cylinder bind at a time?
It seems to me like the lock shouldn't be able to turn at all until all of the cylinders are pressed to the right height.
- SquareWheel 14y agoDue to imperfections in the lock. It only takes a tiny difference for that tension to not be applied evenly so you can focus on one pin at a time.
- hoov 14y agoManufacturing tolerances aren't 100% perfect.