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I'm trying to organize my little work-space and lock collection.
I've painted and framed a 90 cm x 60 cm pegboard to hang my padlocks on the wall.
I'm working on a small and simple cabinet for my safe locks. I've cut the wood, drilled the dowel holes and gave a light white paint layer. I hope to post pictures soon.
I keep the cylinders in plastic boxes but some of them are in small plywood ikea drawers.

Cheers

Can't wait for pictures

I wanna see! I wanna see!

Gordon

I wanna see! I wanna see!

Gordon

Porn! Porn!

Ooops, wrong forum!


I mean....


Lock porn! Lock porn!

YAY! Lock collections!

Here are a couple of pictures of the framed peg board. I hanged a few padlocks I had handy just to see how it look like. I still need to organize them.
You can see the cylinders drawers on the bottom right corner.



And this is the safe lock display: the paint is drying.

Cheers

Nice!

Looks so cool! I'll have one!

Now I'm wIting to see the whole thing!

Femurat,

Second row, lock furthest to the left. What kind of lock is that? And do you have a key to show? The lock looks unusual.

Gordon

It's a nice and small MOW (Ministry Of Work) padlock. I made a topic about it on another forum some time ago. I still need to make a key for it... but it's not easy

Cheers

Found it. Simple, yet effective. I like it. Darn it, now there's ANOTHER lock I want! does this never end?

Have you tried making the end of the movable element oval shaped so just pushing it into the lock causes it to pivot? Or possibly drill a tiny hole below the fulcrum of the movable element, and using a piece of guitar wire to actuate it?

Gordon

No Gordon, it never ends...

I may try that guitar string trick, but my first concern is not to get stuck inside the padlock. I prefer the oval shape idea. I'll keep you updated when and if I ever manage to do that.

Cheers

Found one of those M.O.W. locks on eBay. Give it a few weeks to get here, and will see how long it takes to figure out a key. That other write-up helps to understand it.

Gordon

Here's a link to the other site showing that lock opened up http://www.antique-locks.com/showthread ... ter+lock... meter+lock
simple lock, but interesting key. I'de like to find one for my collection,...someday. Mark

Following Oldbiscuit's link, down a bit found this video. Hey Oldfast... Gut shots!!!



Gordon