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Sat Jun 05, 2010 5:12 am
Another FarmerFreak Custom KIK Picked!
FarmerFreak sent me 2 'special' Schlage KIK's a while back and I finally got one of them picked! And so, on to the pics...
The keys were sent to me covered so this picture is to show that I still hadn't looked at the key before I picked it.
Here's the lock, key, and the tools used to open it.
Plug with the key inserted. Notice the plug is actually 2 pieces creating an extra shear line.
Here's the plug without its "hat".
Notice that, captive in the bible, there is another driver pin (a Medeco master pin according to FarmerFreak) that has a hole drilled in it for the spring to pass through. The second driver is not spring loaded and is present to prevent overlifting.
Here you cannot see the second driver because it has been allowed to fall further into the bible. This picture is simply to show that the top/second driver is not spring loaded.
The following picture is showing a recess that is present in all of the primary driver pins in which the spring rests.
Here they are...the springs, primary drivers, and key pins...EVIL!
HUGE THANKS, once again, to FarmerFreak for sending me this lock!
The keys were sent to me covered so this picture is to show that I still hadn't looked at the key before I picked it.
Here's the lock, key, and the tools used to open it.
Plug with the key inserted. Notice the plug is actually 2 pieces creating an extra shear line.
Here's the plug without its "hat".
Notice that, captive in the bible, there is another driver pin (a Medeco master pin according to FarmerFreak) that has a hole drilled in it for the spring to pass through. The second driver is not spring loaded and is present to prevent overlifting.
Here you cannot see the second driver because it has been allowed to fall further into the bible. This picture is simply to show that the top/second driver is not spring loaded.
The following picture is showing a recess that is present in all of the primary driver pins in which the spring rests.
Here they are...the springs, primary drivers, and key pins...EVIL!
HUGE THANKS, once again, to FarmerFreak for sending me this lock!
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