Hi, all. I’m an aspiring locksmith. I’ve bought myself the

>>1039913
bump, no locksmiths on this board? I think its because theres a extra layer of security that prevents the key from turning. Does anyone know anything about this?

>ib4 Op wants to steal shit

Today's thread OP is a nigger

There are locksmiths on this board but no thieving niggers.

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>>1040154
I just want to know the mechanics behind it.

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>>1039913
Every time you pick it, especially when you're a noob and can't into picking, you're bending the metal and damaging the tips of the pins, the sides of the pins, and the walls of the cylinders, and the smoothness of the keyway.

http://lockpickingforensics.com/lockpicking.php

You should replace the lock and mount it in a piece of wood to practice on. It sounds like it's pretty bad already if it's that bad to open or close, you don't want to rely on it to keep your door locked or else it's going to eat your key one day and not open to boot.