3D Printed Challenge Lock

This is my 3D Printed Challenge Lock I designed for the Locksport community. It is designed to be fully 3D Printed, and as long as your printer can manage 0.4mm tolerances, it's no problem.
Pins are 5mm in diameter, and you will need 4 pen springs of appropriate diameter and length.

When you insert the key, you may need to wiggle it in and out as 3D printed parts are not perfectly smooth and if your 3D printer has a bit worse tolerances it will be rougher (my printer has a 0.2-0.3mm tolerance and everything slides very smoothly with a bit of gap.

When you try to turn the lock you have to put a bit of force and turn it a few times to loosen it out. Don't worry, it won't break, just you have to put in a bit of force as it is 3D printed, hence imperfect tolerance, as I mentioned earlier.

Design considerations:
1. Very difficult, but still possible
2. Fully 3D Printable without supports except springs

Features:
1. Countermilling/threading in all chambers
2. Hard to tension core. Hence, a printable tok tension wrench is provided. 
3. Security driver pins (2 spools, 1 diy serrated, 1 standard)
4. All serrated key pins
5. Very long lock so that last pin is difficult to get to with a standard length pick.

Attached is the .step file in case you want to make any changes.  
Hope you enjoy!

Last tip: In case you get something stuck, you can use a knife or something to cut the thin part of the bible and break it to salvage the springs.

Print settings: 
Listed are the working settings. You can make it stronger if you want, but this is definitely very very strong already.
Layer height: 0.2mm
Pins: 5 walls
Key: 5 walls, 15% infill
Core: 3 walls, 30% infill
Bible: 3 walls, 30% infill
Nut: 3 walls, 50% infill