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The subject of this article was removed from World of Warcraft in patch 4.3.0.
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- Practice Lock
- Locked
- Requires Lockpicking (1)
- Sell Price: 12
Practice Lock was a poor type of lockbox usually made by Engineers that could be used to practice Lockpicking. This was a slow and potentially expensive way to increase your Lockpicking skill.
Information
- The Practice Lock can only be used once. After that, it is opened and completely worthless. Many players practiced with renewable lockboxes off the
Merchant Coast near Ratchet, 
Amani Catacombs in Ghostlands or 
Alther's Mill in Redridge Mountains. - On September 2, 2007, Blizzard patched-in support for the auction house telling potential buyers whether practice locks have been opened or not. Previous to this, unscrupulous players could auction their used practice locks to be bought by unsuspecting players.
- The Practice Lock is the only item categorized as "Junk" in the Engineering profession-window.
- Interestingly enough, Practice Locks do have a practical use. They have a skillup-potential of 100 → 115 → 122 → 130, which means making them can be used to level Engineering.
Source
This item was created with Engineering (100); taught by trainers.
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1x [Bronze Bar] | 
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2x [Handful of Copper Bolts] | |
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1x [Weak Flux] |
Patch changes
Patch 4.3.0 (2011-11-29): Removed. Replaced with 
[Clockwork Box].
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