The Collection: LSL Padlock

[@villian_von_badguy_ii145]

Another Nice Lock.. Good to see even the experts will struggle a little bit.. Hope the lock goes back together

[@eamonn280958]

Nice Video. Good close ups.

[@ForSquirel]

External mic your videos. Nonetheless a wonder to watch. Also, cardboard pin trays are so yesterdays dreams. Need to get that fixed. Keep it coming. Looking forward to next week.

[@DrRChandra]

Not so horrible. It's good to know there are some locks out there which are so pick resistant. I would say, it's still quiet. I would prefer a boost in audio of at least 10dB. I was able to compensate (by 10dB) using PulseAudio to boost the audio of Firefox.

[@Systemrat2008]

Good video

[@90XaSeR09]

I imagine you could pick it like a regular lock quite simply, minus the security pins, if you made a tension wrench in the same shape as the key only hollowed out(like the letter C) with a bar attached to it that would stick out of the lock, and working the pick through the hole, if you get what I mean.

[@user-rw3qq2sr1z]

Does anyone know where to get a inexpensive pinning tray an/or a cheap way of making one - besides folding cardboard/paper??

[@SchuylerTowne]

Hahaha, yeah, if want to shoot your indie cred all to heck. Just kidding. I like the guys at CLK Supplies quite a bit, they have the classic LAB tray: www.clksupplies.com/shop/lab-pin-work-mat-p-1046.html but personally I prefer the compact wooden LAB tray: www.clksupplies.com/shop/lab-wood-block-pinning-tray-p-1019.html And for style you can't beat the very good looking Sparrows mat: www.sparrowslockpicks.com/product_p/sparrows%20mat.htm I just wish they had left off the massive logo that takes up 50% of the space, though that's just because I value portability. If you are working in a shop instead of wherever the heck you find yourself, I think it would be a fine option. If you have access to a dremel or a chisel and some wood, you can easily bang out a simple tray yourself, actually. And I've recently picked up some model railroad house shingles - basically very small corrugated plastic - that is slim enough to keep a pinning tray in my wallet at all times, so expect to see that in some future vids.

[@user-rw3qq2sr1z]

***** Schuyler, thanks man ! Nice video also, nice challenge lock ;)

[@douro20]

The old Taiwanese "Golden Mean" locks from the 1970s are very similar.

[@waddac2]

I got a padlock with more or less same key

[@hypernovie]

bosnianbill has a video picking this lock . he tensions off the pins, Tried to find a link but he has 600+ videos, I will post it if I find it

[@SchuylerTowne]

What say you bosnianbill ? Got a link for us? Glad to hear my picking theory was correct at least! I should give it another shot sometime. I should make a new series where I only show locks he hasn't picked...but I'd probably only be able to find 3 or 4 :)

[@SchuylerTowne]

bosnianbill Thanks, bill! Nice one.