Maximum resistance to picking.
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@alice Easily drilled out... There is even a jig from the manufacturer for it, complete with bit, which wears out fairly fast.
@sasutina13 that seems like massive overkill for a lock that's so easy to pick.
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@alice lol keyway so wide you could drive through with a truck.
@er4z0r I actually had to use "top of the keyway" rotation, because it's a relatively short keyway, and the pins are long, so a turning tool and pick are hard to fit with room still left to work.
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@alice The less secure ones have disc locks for minimum jiggling resistance.
@lexLohr do you mean wafer locks?
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@lexLohr do you mean wafer locks?
@alice Ah, yes. Sorry, I am used to the German names and this one doesn't translate 1:1.
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@alice Ah, yes. Sorry, I am used to the German names and this one doesn't translate 1:1.
@lexLohr ah, I what's the German name? And is "disc" a reference to the wafers, or something else in that style lock?
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@Fruan you might be on to something.
Of perhaps it's "Maximum resistance to licking"? You'll never make it to the Tootsie roll core.
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Maximum resistance to picking.
If "maximum" is about 20 seconds, I'd hate to see their less-secure locks.
@alice This is like the countdown to eyaculate xD
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@lexLohr ah, I what's the German name? And is "disc" a reference to the wafers, or something else in that style lock?
@alice The German term is "Scheibenschloss". And yes, it's in reference to the wafers that interlock with the core unless pushed exactly into the middle. The interlocking part is sometimes called "Schwalbenschwanz" because of its profile.
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@er4z0r I actually had to use "top of the keyway" rotation, because it's a relatively short keyway, and the pins are long, so a turning tool and pick are hard to fit with room still left to work.
@alice I hear ya. My current focus are small size German padlocks as that's what I'm most likely to encounter on a job (I live in Germany). The problem there becomes: My TOK tensioners are too deep so they tend to touch the first pin causing trouble. I generally wonder if I want a better assortment of tensioners
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Maximum resistance to picking.
If "maximum" is about 20 seconds, I'd hate to see their less-secure locks.
It is U-Haul and designed to offer minimal resistance for lesbians, and those women or AFAB embies who love women
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@Fruan uh, yeeah...that sense.
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Maximum resistance to picking.
If "maximum" is about 20 seconds, I'd hate to see their less-secure locks.
Very pick resistant to Peeps
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@Fruan you might be on to something.
Of perhaps it's "Maximum resistance to licking"? You'll never make it to the Tootsie roll core.
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@mangled_pixel Blue paint just washes right off it.
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@alice I hear ya. My current focus are small size German padlocks as that's what I'm most likely to encounter on a job (I live in Germany). The problem there becomes: My TOK tensioners are too deep so they tend to touch the first pin causing trouble. I generally wonder if I want a better assortment of tensioners
@er4z0r IME touching the first pin isn't big a deal, as long as I know it's a thing and don't mistake it for binding. But, that said, I rarely use TOK unless it's necessary, as (especially with love locks) accidentally popping your prybar out and off a bridge sucks.
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Maximum resistance to picking.
If "maximum" is about 20 seconds, I'd hate to see their less-secure locks.
@alice What does it take to pick a discus lock? I have a bunch in my collection but haven't managed to get any of them open.
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@mangled_pixel Blue paint just washes right off it.
@eedly @mangled_pixel @alice @Fruan But it's tripping the whole time.
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Maximum resistance to picking.
If "maximum" is about 20 seconds, I'd hate to see their less-secure locks.
@alice oh those things are awful... manufactured of stamped steel to the absolute loosest of tolerances, they're trivial to defeat. If you ever rent a storage unit and it comes with one of those locks, throw it away/return it and use your own.
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Very pick resistant to Peeps
@w_b "those lil marshmallowy bastards wouldn't stand a chance against our steel!"
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