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8 Comments
antsays...Imagine if that broke.
rancorsays...Well, no worse than a regular key breaking in the lock, but just more likely to happen with its delicate nature.
spawnflaggersays...*related="http://videosift.com/video/Awesome-Unique-Design-Makes-this-Lock-Un-Pickable"
HenningKOsays...Also more difficult to make a dupe of the key... another feature that adds security but may be a wash when it comes to practical end-use.
Zawashsays...*related=http://videosift.com/video/Awesome-Unique-Design-Makes-this-Lock-Un-Pickable
*related="http://videosift.com/video/Awesome-Unique-Design-Makes-this-Lock-Un-Pickable"
siftbotsays...Awesome, Unique Design Makes this Lock Un-Pickable has been added as a related post - related requested by Zawash.
spawnflaggersays...thanks, I couldn't remember if it was with or without quotes, I guess it is without...
*related=http://videosift.com/video/Awesome-Unique-Design-Makes-this-Lock-Un-Pickable
Reefiesays...I figured out that the HYT stands for Hsu Yun Tung, makes for interesting reading if you do a patent lookup on that name - haven't quite figured out if it's the name of a company or individual though. A couple of US patent numbers relating to this locking mechanism: 5086632 and 5131247.
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