u/OldRocker5

Thought some of you would find this interesting. This and a tiny bit of rust on the rear fender wells are all the rust on it. Clean otherwise. Minnesota car.

Buddy of mine picked all of this up at an estate sale for me for a whopping five bucks. I spent the morning watching Silo and taking the keys off the rings. Found the keys for some of them but not all yet. So.... I got:

1 - Master 875D

1 - Master M50XD

1 - Master 1500T

1 - Master 630D

1 - Master #1

4 - Master #3 (two are keyed alike)

7 - Master #25 (all keyed alike... Never even heard of a Master #25 but I'm new)

1 - cheap ass brass lock

1 - Best SFIC core. Don't know much about these yet. I think it only has 3 pins in it so I'm guessing it is a construction core? Still cool. One key has "C" and the other has "M" on it. Assuming this stands for Control and Master since I've heard those words here before.

All in all I'd say what he grabbed for me is worth every cent of $5.00 and then some!

I checked this site sometime in the last few years and I remember there only being 4 Flock cameras (the 4 on University.) Just checked yesterday and that number has grown to 21 cameras around the area.

So St. Cloud.... How do we feel about a growing network of cameras that track every place you go?

Looking for an honest discussion here. I personally hate the whole idea of the fucking things but I'm curious as to how other community members feel about them.

I was poking around trying to find ways to make Jeff Bezos richer and I came across this thing. I have questions:

Is it a "new" product or have there been similar locks with keys like that?

What the heck is it called?

Why is the red one 6 more dollars than the green one?

Does the key basically work like a tubular lock where you push down and rotate to keep the pins set?

Are they difficult to pick?

Why don't I see people posting about defeating SafeKey locks?

I know I could find out a bunch by using the googler but I value real people's opinions far more than a flippin' sponsored search result. (I learn from you guys what lock jargon is. Very helpful to refine my searches and improve the quality of the data points they are collecting on me. (lol)

I'm still kinda new to this but I just got an ABUS 72/40. The dimensions are exactly the same as the Brinks 164 lock. Expectedly the internals are completely different.

Anyway. I rather like this shape lock since they feel good in my hand when I'm working on one. Are there other this shaped locks and in y'all's opinions which is the best?

This lock was given to me by a cool dude in the community. It didn't come with a key... I've blind picked a few locks before but this was the first time on an 1100. Confused me for a second when I got it because when I turned the core the shackle didn't pop up like normal. (had to turn the core the all the way and pull the shackle) I'm excited... Never pass up a W on a Monday.

Here's to hoping most of those red dots stay the fuck home today. Illinois/Indiana doesn't need 2,000 chasers/spotters to descend on them on a day like today.

After a couple of months in the hobby I finally got an 1100 series open. Thanks to everyone in the community for your words of encouragement and especially to those of you who put tutorial vids on the YouTube.