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I've found the feedback in the biaxial to be more crisp and easy to read in comparison to the classic, but that could just be me.

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Solid brass, free turning collar and 1/4 inch diameter mounting bolts resist wrenching, prying and hammering attacks. however I have one, and am yet to pick it. The Medeco® Maxum Residential deadbolt exceeds ANSI Grade 1 standard for auxiliary locks and comes in an aesthetically pleasing package. Sort Medeco Biaxial Challenge Lock w/Key - 5/6 Pin - Custom & ARX Pinning Available Medeco 11-0200 Maxum Satin Chrome Single Cylinder High Security. The m3 has a slider, which will only engage if the rotation is correct so in that respect they are theoretically slightly easier than biaxial. Classic and biaxial are more or less the same, biaxial tend to have 6 pins whereas classic are 5. It'll pick just like any other lock from this point the mushrooms are a bit more finnicky than normal spools, but they're not too bad.Īlso, make sure you know what model it is. Once all the pins are rotated correctly, tension will keep the sidebar fingers locked in place so you don't need to worry about accidentally rotating anything out of place. When you have all but one pin confirmed for rotation, set the binding pin, and if it doesn't seem right, release, rotate a little, then tension and set again until it feels right. But if you take one apart and work one pin at a time you'll see what I mean.

it's hard to explain but when the rotation isn't right, it feels different when it shears. So work your way back and forth messing with the rotation until you have one pin binding and the rest loose, as in a normal lock. If something won't seem to free up regardless of how much you fuck with it, chances are that's first in the standard binding order. In terms of rotation, the tolerances are quite loose so there is no binding order to worry about in that regard. When the rotation is correct, the pin will stop binding (providing it isn't first in the standard binding order) and you can move to the next. Apply tension again and test for binding. Just work your way from front to back (or vice versa, whatever you prefer), and any pin that is binding, release tension completely and nudge that pin a little to rotate it. Any of the pins could be rotated correctly though so you won't necessarily get binding from every single pin. If you tension it CCW, the pins will all pretty much feel like they're binding because when the finger grooves for the sidebar aren't hooked in, there is that extra element in play giving resistance to the pins. you'd need to take one apart and practice with it one pin at a time.

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