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Those are badass

 

Nice^

 

Wow those look great!

 

What lock would you guys recommend for a resin shed? its to close the double doors on the front.

I want something like this:

$48 Master Lock Puck Lock, Heavy Duty Hidden Shackle Lock and Hasp, Solid Steel Lock for Vans, M736XKAD

https://www.amazon.com/Master-Lock-...=hidden+shackle+padlock&qid=1606155782&sr=8-2

looking at reviews though, it seems pretty easy to pick. Seems to be a theme with Master Locks...

Are there any others out there that would work?

(and yes, I understand that someone could just cut the door off its hinges, but I feel like at that point, if they want whats inside the shed that bad, no lock will stop them.)

 

2 days work for my brothers house. Great transformation if I say so myself.

 

Def much cleaner looking

 

Added some driveway lights. Need to install 8 ceiling fans soon hahaha

 

We have one of the new HD masterlocks with the supposed cut proof bar and pick proof lock on ours. I had originally bought for my truck box but decided that it wasn't needed now that I don't live in a questionable neighborhood anymore. (Had $200 in tools stolen within an hour of my not being around the truck...in front of my apartment....)

 

not liked

 

Did I mention it was in the middle of the day too.

 

not liked more

 

Found a use for all of the old deck boards. Put them on the wall of my workshop, after sanding and staining they turned out pretty nice.

 

They are flashing like some horror film

 

Yes. Annoying. Hard to look at.

 

Ouch, my eyes. I had to take some meds. I thought I might have seizure. I would love to see what you have done. Can you slow it down just a bit?

 

Sorry deleted. Its stupid slow on my phone when i watch them. Ill redo them

 

after doing some more research, I ordered the American Lock version of that one. I guess theyre owned by Master Lock, but are a step above the Master Lock consumer level branding.

The one I got has 6 pins, instead of 5, so its a bit more pick resistant. and like i said, If someone is so determined to get in that shed, they'll just cut the plastic around the lock. It's not worth spending more than 50-60$ since there's much easier ways to get in than to pick or break the lock. Plus if you buy a super hardcore, heavy duty lock, it basically screams, "I have really expensive stuff in here I'm trying to protect." So I would want to avoid sending that message... lol

 

Recently did some work for a guy...turns out he has a relative who's a VP at Milwaukee Tools. Some tools are being sent to me for contractor use/feedback.

 

you should try and get a Packout set up