Lock that cannot be picked...

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Lock that cannot be picked...

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cool idea
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Animation of how it works. I like it. Would take a little getting used to:

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That's a very interesting lock. I'm guessing extra keys would be costly. My only criticism is that that open key is going to snag the inside of my pocket every time I pull it out.
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They say it can't be bumped, but I bet somebody will make a special bumper to get it to work.

As a lock picking hobbyist, that is a great looking design that at the moment will keep most would be thieves out.
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Pugsley wrote:They say it can't be bumped, but I bet somebody will make a special bumper to get it to work.

As a lock picking hobbyist, that is a great looking design that at the moment will keep most would be thieves out.
Well, they're reasoning for why it can't be bumped is because unlike traditional locks which have pins that go up, their pins actually fall into place. It's also very tight on space, so bumping becomes tougher if not impossible.

I like the design. Gotta get creative these days.
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Then you would just need a reverse bump key... make it all 1's instead of 9's with a special profile for bumping up.
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Looks a lot like the locks in Elder Scrolls :)
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Doesn't look like they'll get their Kickstarter funding. They're not even close.
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