It's probably just for the demonstration to make it simpler to understand and more visually appealing. A lock like this would come from the factory unkeyed and a locksmith would probably put security pins in it when they assemble it for the customer.
@robert long my stock of Everest primuses all have standard pins, I put spools and ASSA barrels in my personal cylinders with extreme key bitting for good measure
Why does the animation look like it is from 1990? Nice animation, but rendering has progressed, folks. Soft reflections, GI, AO, DOF, all make an image look professional.
![[1388] The Best Built Deadbolt Ever? Easilok](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/7Cpq5sPCqKY/mqdefault.jpg)
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![[30] Schlage Primus Picked and Gutted](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WzCzVx9YrU0/mqdefault.jpg)
Its very fun to pick!
Solid enough for residential use. If a person REALLY wants to get in then.....
Robber would just break a window, lock pickers are pretty uncommon
that's so cool!
Why are there no security pins?
That's what the finger pins are... they are more secure.
It's probably just for the demonstration to make it simpler to understand and more visually appealing. A lock like this would come from the factory unkeyed and a locksmith would probably put security pins in it when they assemble it for the customer.
@robert long my stock of Everest primuses all have standard pins, I put spools and ASSA barrels in my personal cylinders with extreme key bitting for good measure
Why does the animation look like it is from 1990? Nice animation, but rendering has progressed, folks. Soft reflections, GI, AO, DOF, all make an image look professional.
Lay off the crack pipe bro
@@wizzledumb lol