Vintage Russwin, raked open.
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Vintage Russwin, raked open. The hardest part is keeping a grip on the dang thing
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Vintage Russwin, raked open. The hardest part is keeping a grip on the dang thing
Please forgive the janky setup. I don't have a tripod, vise, or any other equipment with me, so I was pinning my phone on the nightstand with a book and kneeling on the floor next to it
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Vintage Russwin, raked open. The hardest part is keeping a grip on the dang thing
@alice Nice one! Vintage Russwin locks can be tricky keeping a steady grip is half the battle
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Please forgive the janky setup. I don't have a tripod, vise, or any other equipment with me, so I was pinning my phone on the nightstand with a book and kneeling on the floor next to it
@alice Out of context, this post could really appear to be referring to an entirely different sort of video 🤭🩷
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Vintage Russwin, raked open. The hardest part is keeping a grip on the dang thing
@alice What's amazing is that one could think you're just randomly jiggling it until it gives up, but no, that's precision habits.
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@alice What's amazing is that one could think you're just randomly jiggling it until it gives up, but no, that's precision habits.
@transcendentempress yeah, you can feel it falling into place as you go, and that tells me to adjust tension or change angles slightly, but largely it's a matter of rapidly going through set patterns.
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@transcendentempress yeah, you can feel it falling into place as you go, and that tells me to adjust tension or change angles slightly, but largely it's a matter of rapidly going through set patterns.
@alice The execution is genuinely impressive to watch.
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Vintage Russwin, raked open. The hardest part is keeping a grip on the dang thing
@alice If keeping a grip is difficult, I wonder: are these kinds of locks harder or easier to pick if they were mortised into a door? I'd assume harder as you'd have less ways to feel the lock.
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