The Greatest Lock Ever Designed?
Thanks, Michael, for sending me the link to this "security by obscurity" lock. It's a freakin' work of art. :-)
And only 50 bucks!
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Thanks, Michael, for sending me the link to this "security by obscurity" lock. It's a freakin' work of art. :-)
And only 50 bucks!
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I loved the lock as well, until I realized that it may fail the test of a fire marshal and/or AHJ's which is:
"No prior knowledge shall be required to exit a building" and the other which is "a single action" is all that is required to exit.
This ingenious lock requires:
1) A degree in quantum mechanics
2) A gaming skill level of Super Ace or above
3) 20/20 eyesight
4) and the manual dexterity of an 8 year old
Other than that send me a dozen. Might make a good chastity belt!
Posted by: Dennis Raefield- Reach Systems | May 05, 2008 at 12:05 PM
Thanks, Dennis. But I'm trying to figure out what you'll do with a dozen chastity belts. :-)
Posted by: Steve Hunt | May 05, 2008 at 12:29 PM
LOL
Posted by: Mica Millbach | May 05, 2008 at 01:01 PM