Such an addicting hobby, recently reintroduced.

So I recently found a lockpick set I bought a few years ago. Having been unemployed for some time now with the exception of some contract work here and there, I found the pick set and started getting back into it.

Practicing every day/night for 3 weeks I can pick 100% of my padlocks in 3 seconds or less. I can pick any interior doorknob I have access to, even the large shackleless locks you find on dropboxes.

I got a set of bump keys and hammers today and boy have I been having fun. I started recording youtube videos on picking different locks. So far my only arch enemy is the deadbolt (kwikset unfortunately).

I can't for the life of me pick it or bump it. I've unlocked it twice and those were pure luck. What's so different about deadbolts?