Saint Fire "Corkscrew Key Lock" (Pics +Video)

[Marduk28]

Here's an awesome and very unique Lock I found recently.

It has a corkscrew key that threads into the keyway and interacts with 4-pins. I love the design~ the keys look and feel so great!

Not sure of the age, but it is definitely not in production anymore.

Have you guys ever seen a lock like this!?

[Jowens90]

I'm always jealous when you post a video. You always have something unique to share and this was no exception. thanks for giving us a peek before sending it off.

[jharveee]

Super Neato! Thanks for sharing.

[Marduk28]

My Pleasure Guys!

Thanks for watching!

[GWiens2001]

Marduk is back! And back at it, too.

Gordon

[flywheel]

Nothing to see here. Just another key retaining lock.

[GWiens2001]

Gordon

[rerun12]

indiana jones of locks is at it again

[flywheel]

Hold the screws keys and pass the lock around to KP's expert impressionist. We'll see if they could make a working key. Their prize; bragging rights.

[macgng]

That looks very similar to a Baton padlock with the same mechanism. Let me know if you get any more.

[youluckyfox]

This is an interesting concept. In machining it would be possible to put an Inner Diameter and Outer Diameter thread (including dimples, of course) on a key like this and make it even tougher!

[GWiens2001]

This is an interesting concept. In machining it would be possible to put an Inner Diameter and Outer Diameter thread (including dimples, of course) on a key like this and make it even tougher!

Then send it to Xeo to pick!

Gordon

[xeo]

This is an interesting concept. In machining it would be possible to put an Inner Diameter and Outer Diameter thread (including dimples, of course) on a key like this and make it even tougher!

Then send it to Xeo to pick!

Gordon

Never fear! I have just the tool for this!

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[Marduk28]

I really hope I can find more of these!

Especially some in bigger sizes!

[Intrepid]

Do you have any more information on the lock. From what I can see the patent # 14743 is on the lock but I can't find a match. I'm suspecting it is an Asain patent # and having difficulty searching.