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Silverado will get in guaranteed, even a Matiz can do that...

The point of this lock is that it presents great difficulty for picking, even if someone use special tools for all the known types of lock. In the case you describe I think you'll just bend the tube and it won't damage or turn the gear. Incidentally the tube (external diameter 18mm, internal diameter 9mm) is TIG welded to the main body (main body 10mm thickness) of the lock. Also, tube has a small lip to prevent possible axial sinking by hammering (in case of weld failure). Of course, there are many other ways to damage a lock, such as drilling, etc. I'm currently working on this project on how to prevent tube drilling. I hope to upload the related video soon... Loved your question by the way!!! Because of you I started thinking about how to increase the passive security of this lock. The next video is due to you… Thank you.

Thank you, I’m impressed and flattered. I’m very security conscious and try to think how a thief would break in. My shed has 4 locks on the door and a security light above it. My conservatory’s outside door has a hollowed square tube which screwed into the right hand handle. The inside door (all other external doors are the same) has an anti pick and break proof lock plus a WiFi solenoid lock for daytime use. Eight HD cameras around the outside of the house plus two inside looking out. Plus a warning ding for the front door. My neighbours thought I was OTT but they always ask me if they had seen anything. So you can see why I was very interested in your locks. Colin Crook (just by name)

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This is another key witch I made. it is designed to be carried in my small purse, without taking up much space. th-cam.com/users/shortsCcoPN0SEUTU?feature=share

The wooden lock is interesting alternative way!!! I think ebony would be an awesome wood for this application...

Do you mean, I should make one and send it to him for hacking?

@@DrP1289 it would be interesting if you did. Let’s hear what he has to say about it.

@@DrP1289 You are to do it! :D

The thing is, he has to first put them onto the threaded rod, which means he has to orient them that way because the nylon ring itself isn’t threaded and those nuts won’t start onto the rod if flipped the other way. Once they are on, he then is actually backing them off to get things to be tight.

My thought exactly before clicing on this video.

Если я не ошибаюсь, этот патент исходит из вашей страны. Спасибо, ребята, это потрясающе!!! (я пользуюсь гугл переводчиком, надеюсь автоматический перевод правильный)

@@DrP1289 у нас в странах после советского союза этот замок очень популярен с 1990 года, изначально его ставили на оружейных складах, этот вариант очень простой, у меня такой замок стоит только с 6 секретами, а не с двумя как у вас, и еще высота пинов у каждого секрета разная , не разрушая замок или дверь, его открыть просто не возможно, единственный недостаток, это очень массивный ключ

And bloody great work! This could be easily about 20 hours, but if took less, even more kudos to the author.

I don't know if the author didn't want us to know, but he's just another talented Italian. There are a couple of cues in the videos, one is the steel ruler, the same that I have. Bravo!

Yes, it works more smoothly than the other one! In the one with the rack and pinion, I did not pay the necessary attention to the tolerances and finishes on the metal. I did a lousy job. I also didn't use brass on the slide parts, which would have improved smooth operation.

@@DrP1289 both are extremely well done. Obviously one had a lot more time and effort put into it. I really like the idea, and might wind up doing it for a shed lock on a property we own that isn't close by. I think this is better than an external padlock.

I mean I prepare the parts without videotaping them. As I understand it, I used wrong expression.

@@DrP1289 ahh OK in English that is called doing it off camera (something you are currently doing), or did it off camera (something you already did), or prepared it off camera (also past tense).

The philosophy of this mechanism is to replace the use of a padlock (from the outside of the door), not to replace the standard lock. Anyway, your comment is reasonable and you just gave me an idea about how to modify this mechanism. Thank you!!!

Yes, and it's very practical...

Dear ''@laexpress'', thank you!!! I really appreciate your interest for this build, but unfortunately I'm not selling. I just sharing ideas and techniques. You can build this lock at any machine shop in your area....