I also got a pedometer (I don't have a smart watch) and a sling (think "David and Goliath). Just a few things I've had on my list for years, but never wanted to justify buying
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"universal key" is what I call my Dremel
Reference? I might be interested in such things, having to deal with lost keys more often than I'd like.
What sort of furniture/doors can such keys be obtained for? I also have a lockpick learning kit that I bought a few years ago and haven't gotten around to practicing with.
"Universal keys" from the bezos website, set of 19. Mostly for cabinets and small locks, not the set for construction equipment (though I am curious what else that set could unlock besides machinery. I have a feeling it's labeled like that for reasons, but one of the sets comes with 109 keys)
Most locks are supposed to be a deterrent from opportunists, with varying levels of security. But when I lost my filing cabinet key, I didn't blink because "I've got one that'll work". Paper towels are empty at work and I have to call someone to unlock it so I can refill it... never again
Worst case, I can try to pick it, but I'm not that good and picking is mostly just for fun
Also, if you have the clear lock for learning lock picking, wrap it in painter's tape to increase the challenge (if you start picking it too easily)
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