Wed Apr 22, 2009 9:00 pm
custom made ™ Scorpion CX5 opening tools
Here are the tools i had to make to manipulate the finger stumps ,
allowing me to align the gates in the sidebar slider fences. (there are five sliders +fingers)
and six regular pins .
the six regular pins are picked to shear with a short hook and the tension tool shown.
this tension tool allows lots of working room in the bottom (7'oclock) left of the keyway,
with the other tools pictured.
the flag shaped pick with the notch is a lifter,and works on the same basic principles as a dimple pick,and the notch is for easier finger stump location,and positive manipulation..
the other tool has a throat at the tip, as well as a slight curve in the shaft to allow manipulation
of the rear stumps without interfering with previously set ones.
the sliders also have false gates,and they are hard to get out of when you get trapped.
the lock is UL437 rated,and is CHOCK FULL of anti drill pins.
see the breakdown here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJzGZZwUJOg
i am open to any ideas on tools that do the same thing as mine,but better =)
this lock may not be the very next lock i pick on cam,but i WILL get my time down...
welcome back,everyone!
allowing me to align the gates in the sidebar slider fences. (there are five sliders +fingers)
and six regular pins .
the six regular pins are picked to shear with a short hook and the tension tool shown.
this tension tool allows lots of working room in the bottom (7'oclock) left of the keyway,
with the other tools pictured.
the flag shaped pick with the notch is a lifter,and works on the same basic principles as a dimple pick,and the notch is for easier finger stump location,and positive manipulation..
the other tool has a throat at the tip, as well as a slight curve in the shaft to allow manipulation
of the rear stumps without interfering with previously set ones.
the sliders also have false gates,and they are hard to get out of when you get trapped.
the lock is UL437 rated,and is CHOCK FULL of anti drill pins.
see the breakdown here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJzGZZwUJOg
i am open to any ideas on tools that do the same thing as mine,but better =)
this lock may not be the very next lock i pick on cam,but i WILL get my time down...
welcome back,everyone!
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