Chances are my explanation of how a reverse sidebar works was insufficient, so here's a better video about this topic by naswek. • How reverse sidebars w...
Wow that lock looked to have so much potential. I wonder how hard it would be if you would replace and change those parts. Like replace the sidebar with a square shaped one, replace the springs with stronger ones for the slider or weaker ones for the sidebar. Great job on the explanation and the picking! What you did there with the multipick tensioner is only possible because slider 2 and 3 needs to be set almost to the same height?
@@dignitypicks it definitely has potential, with some precise machining and quality control this would be a lot harder pick. we have some reverse sidebar locks that actually work (lixil). it's a shame. removing any "zerolifts" from the sliders could help too, as I said the sidebar tilts in resting state and kinda helps with tensioning. and yes the "trick" with MP tensioner works because 2 and 3 are same height and adjacent. would be a problem if 1 was zero. anyway, this lock is the same one like yabende and Plzz picked and each one of us used a different method. that shows how you can abuse this lock, but also that different bitting could be a lot harder.
Very nice
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Wow that lock looked to have so much potential. I wonder how hard it would be if you would replace and change those parts. Like replace the sidebar with a square shaped one, replace the springs with stronger ones for the slider or weaker ones for the sidebar. Great job on the explanation and the picking!
What you did there with the multipick tensioner is only possible because slider 2 and 3 needs to be set almost to the same height?
@@dignitypicks it definitely has potential, with some precise machining and quality control this would be a lot harder pick. we have some reverse sidebar locks that actually work (lixil). it's a shame. removing any "zerolifts" from the sliders could help too, as I said the sidebar tilts in resting state and kinda helps with tensioning.
and yes the "trick" with MP tensioner works because 2 and 3 are same height and adjacent. would be a problem if 1 was zero.
anyway, this lock is the same one like yabende and Plzz picked and each one of us used a different method. that shows how you can abuse this lock, but also that different bitting could be a lot harder.
Great job! Thanks for sharing and have a great week.