But Godridge knave, tall NAFTA locks have been produced in a number of different sizes and lever accounts, and they've also recently been redesigned.

But this is the original design and, to my knowledge, the largest variant of it.

The 85 millimeter eight lever.

It's hard to appreciate just how big that is until you see a normal sized padlock next to it.

This is a master lock number three, which is absolutely dwarfed now.

This lock has clearly seen some outdoor use over the years, and during that time the mechanism seems to have gotten a bit sticky.

As such, it only opens if you press it down on the shackle to first relieve tension on the mechanism.

After you do that, it works just perfectly.

Unfortunately, what that means is that we're going to have to press down on the shackle while picking, and I think the best way to do that is with a rubber band.

This is also a curtain lever, lock and curtains are considered anti pick features, though they're really not all that much harder if you have a good approach to it.

This is the tension tool that I'll be using, and it's nothing but a bent piece of spring steel wire.

I think it's about 60 or 65 thousands of an inch thick.

This pic would probably be a bit easier if I had a thicker and stiffer wire, but unfortunately this is all I had on hand.

So all that said, Let's get to picking.

Let's first press this shackle down and hold it there with the rubber band.

Okay, that should do the trick.

Now let's get our attention er and picking wire in place.

Okay, I think I have that wire where I want it.

So let's get to picking nothing on one two, three for five.

Might have gotten some movement on six quick out of seven on definitely a click out of eight.

Back to the beginning.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

Ate those back.

Three.

Feel like they're set.

Nothing on one two might have gotten some movement on three There for five 678 Not sure what's holding us up right now.

Nothing on one two.

Nice click out of three.

Nothing on 45 678 Back toe.

One, two, 33 Keeps dropping down on May That yet, but just dropped again.

Must not be ready.

Four, five.

Okay, maybe click out of six.

Be on seven or eight.

One two.

There we go.

Click out of three and this is open.

So as you saw, it did take some time to open this up.

Not because there's anything particularly difficult about this.

There's nothing tricky in the mechanism.

It's just that it has doubled the number of levers compared to most come and lever padlocks, so it's gonna take a little bit longer.

In any case, that's all I have for you today.

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