Padlock Comparison Video

I alway figured it was a slow down at best, any of them.
Robin

Those high end Asus seem like a viable deterrent.

DEWALT 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Cordless 4-1/2 in. Grinder (Tool-Only)-DCG412B - The Home Depot

Padlocks are a lot like typewriters in any somewhat non-public situation.

any lock only keeps the honest out .. since our Lords n Kings pass laws that let bad guys steal no matter what but you the victim is the blame and lose everything .. why fking bother .. FUAC

Disappointed he did not mention these:

ProgSpear said:

DEWALT 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Cordless 4-1/2 in. Grinder (Tool-Only)-DCG412B - The Home Depot

Padlocks are a lot like typewriters in any somewhat non-public situation.

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True. But the end goal of lockpicking is to not destroy the lock and leave no evidence the lock was bypassed. Well to me anyways.

All you need is a decent bolt cutter. No matter how many pins, don't need to pick when a lock can be cut.

GOPerfect said:

All you need is a decent bolt cutter. No matter how many pins, don't need to pick when a lock can be cut.

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A great many places a Padlock is used, it is far easier to simply cut off the Door Hinges or Hasp.

For many places a crummy lock is just fine. Even a MasterLock will keep the lazy, the stupid, and the drunk out.

GOPerfect said:

All you need is a decent bolt cutter. No matter how many pins, don't need to pick when a lock can be cut.

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Hacksaws work too.

gun_slinger_boy said:

Hacksaws work too.

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Cordless Saws are awfully nice.

Have a lock that gets dirt in it on occasion . Key will not turn right now ... Will have to try the hammer thing ...

Heat a lock with a handheld torch...20-30 bucks at most then hit it with a hammer. Works everytime!

Greywood said:

Heat a lock with a handheld torch...20-30 bucks at most then hit it with a hammer. Works everytime!

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Here is in the opposite direction and cheaper.

This one's tough to beat.