Medeco Biaxial IC Practice Lock
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 7:50 pm
Time to remove a few locks from the "naughty box". Took apart a Biaxial IC for which I had no keys and made a practice lock out of it. In case anyone wanted to know, used 8/32"x3/16" allen head set screws, as the pin chimneys are much larger on a Medeco than most locks.
Now I can learn to pick it one pin at a time. Today, I added the second pin stack, though used a normal driver pin, rather than the mushroom pin. Will save that for when I can open it without mushroom pins.
And picked with one pin stack. Picture would look the same if I took another pic with 2 pin stacks, so will not bother. But will say that it is much more difficult with two pins than with one! Even one pin took some practice.
It appears that Medeco locks take a little getting used to. Who would have thought?
Gordon
Now I can learn to pick it one pin at a time. Today, I added the second pin stack, though used a normal driver pin, rather than the mushroom pin. Will save that for when I can open it without mushroom pins.
And picked with one pin stack. Picture would look the same if I took another pic with 2 pin stacks, so will not bother. But will say that it is much more difficult with two pins than with one! Even one pin took some practice.
It appears that Medeco locks take a little getting used to. Who would have thought?
Gordon