Wow that was an amazing explanation of this lock! And great picking as well!! What an interesting lock. I’m surprised it’s not very pick resistant when I first saw your post of this lock, looking at the key I thought it was going to be a bit tougher for sure. Thank you so much for sharing this! 😘❤️🥰😍☺️
thanks Jen appreciate your comment ! You bet I was expecting something really difficult as well, as I was buying it looking at the key ! I see a lot of room for improvement here, to be fair "picking resistance" is not something they are advertising, but it's a shame for such an intricate lock to have only 6 active wafers :/
@@LockDocthe only way their fancy "pre programmed key" can work though, is for the design internally to be rubbish. They need blocking elements to activate from the key - which means effectively passive elements, and binary!
It's an interesting mechanism, that's for sure. Fantastic picking and thanks for sharing. Take care and have a great weekend.
Wow. What a crazy cool and interesting lock.
Very very nice.
Another great pick.
Awesome lock and very nice explanation. The key looks very intimidating!. Great picking.
I knew it would be crap the second I saw the marketing blurb.
Great pick, what a cool lock.
Wow that was an amazing explanation of this lock! And great picking as well!!
What an interesting lock. I’m surprised it’s not very pick resistant when I first saw your post of this lock, looking at the key I thought it was going to be a bit tougher for sure. Thank you so much for sharing this! 😘❤️🥰😍☺️
thanks Jen appreciate your comment ! You bet I was expecting something really difficult as well, as I was buying it looking at the key ! I see a lot of room for improvement here, to be fair "picking resistance" is not something they are advertising, but it's a shame for such an intricate lock to have only 6 active wafers :/
@@LockDocthe only way their fancy "pre programmed key" can work though, is for the design internally to be rubbish. They need blocking elements to activate from the key - which means effectively passive elements, and binary!
nice pick man 🔓