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If you unscrew the two handles you can extend the pick so it doesn’t pop out.

I get the spacer thing; however, the probability that the top disc will start to become damaged is greatly increased. Top disc tensioning is not my preference. Your hand looks terribly uncomfortable and susceptible to fatigue. I like rear tensioning much better on these wide open keyways; less fatigue and no guesswork about setting the depth.

hello and thank you very much for sharing I just have one question I got my tool stuck inside can you show me a technique to get it out please that would help me a lot thank you very much

Horrible horrible tool awful to use and gives inaccurate decodes

Could I use this with a 5 pin

Do you ride a moped by any chance? Lol

i have an kronos epg and it doesnt rly seem to push in the back pins or something i see the first 1-2 go down nothing after that

Where can I bay this rack that the padlock is placed on ?

why dont you do it with lock the right way up

Is that you Julian it's Jacob

This is a great video. Ive been trying to pick this same lock with absolutely no joy. The pins drop all over the place and at times it feels like everything is set (just like this). Seeing so many videos of these just falling open and the bloke going on about how easy it is, is enough to drive a sane person mad. Well done

Just about to start my journey trying to open one of these Russian dual custody padlocks that I got from the Irish Lockpicker - That was brilliant mate 👍 Thank You Very Much. Yeah, I'm enjoying a Whisky 🥃 🥃 🥃 Cheers mate 👍

you hold it wrong you need to be more stable and didnt work for you because you over piked the pins

Where did you get model yale 6b cause i can't find them on internet ?

For some reason no matter how I adjust my Lishi I don't seem to be able to get the 6th pin. Any ideas where I am going wrong?!

Miss the videos, hope all is going good.

Which Lishi is best for Abus 65/50 padkey? Does Sc1 fit in Abus?

ive just recieved one of these in the post and i'm messing about with an ERA lock too - hence me being here - subbed. 👍👍

Cheers! Nice stack run way to go in the oven!

Don’t give up!

the pressure you give is too big to the tensioner..

Well the channel name is accurate.

Is this 6B also good to pick 5 pin cylindrical euro locks?

I'm liking the looks of those

Hey Crappie, it's been a while since we have talked. Well done with the Lishi pick. I love picking with mine. Hey if you would like to swap challenge locks, ì got some dusies from Harry BOW, Rob Lawn, Berry Bradford. Simply brilliant challenge locks. Hit me up

Rather than just resetting a lock if I overset pins I tend to just let off slight tension to help them fall to shear. Takes a bit of practice but can work well.

😀👏👏👏 that’s what makes these tools so fun😅👍 well done 🐈‍⬛🐾🐈🐾🇬🇧🍻

Forget the shiny light, shockingly great job getting the open even though things didn't quite line up. Nice!!!

Sorry just realised the light is shining on the bloody pick 😂

Did your Silver Bullet come with the Abloy Classic Tensioner and Picking tip or did you have to purchase them separately? The reason I ask is I haven't seen them on the Silver Bullet website. Thanks

Good review mate. You remembered the names better than most 👍

Awesome job! There were a few times I thought it was going to pop but it held on. Lishi pick beats the standard pick 🙂👍🏻🔓

Great picking 😀 yes much faster then with regular pick and tension wrench!!! Cool 😎 🐈‍⬛🐾🐈🐾🇬🇧🍻👍👍👍👍

Lovely lock, nice job mate. You lnowbits half decent if you have to drop a few on the way😁👍🍻

Very nice indeed 👍 👍 🍻 🍻 🍻

Lol an absolute swine 😆 well done

Very curious about the lock your are working on here. It looked like there may have been a fair mix of spools and serated pins.

Well done bud 👏

Technically, that's not a pick. It's a "pin reader/decoder". If you had written down those depth shear points pin by pin as you found them, you could have cut a key (with a code machine, a clipper, or even a file). With a picked or shimmed cylinder already turned, same same, with full disassembly and pin dump avoided. If you had just "felt and logged", then wandered off, it would be a 2 minute exercise, a minute to cut a working key, and return visit at your leisure to get in with a key and scoop up the Rolex collection (or get paid by a satisfied customer, lol)

I'm a bit like you. All I know is there are wide open keyways, ones that's not so wide open and others where you have to be David Beckham to bend the pick round the warding 🤣. Those spools were doing their job really well in this Abus. Have you spp this lock? Would be interesting to see if the spools work just as well against a spp. Cheers, great video as always 🙂👍🏻

Well picked!!😀👏👏👏 🐈🐾🐈‍⬛🐾🇬🇧🍻

Nicely done. I Cant believe i was first to like. That in itself is like picking open a lock. Lol 🤣 👍

Nice! Well done and a very decent time too. That pick is a nice piece of equipment. Looking forward to seeing it in action on more locks.

Well done!! I go for a click on one or two pins then I just bounce to find the false sets . When I do this I keep check to see if I have drop anything. That technique seems to work best for me. My video of the Yale 300/C 63 is a good example of what I am talking about 😀 🐈🐾🐈‍⬛🐾🇬🇧🍻

Made that look fun. Even though it does give ya perfect pick placement. It still was a process. Nice demo. Makes me want one😂🤷🏼.👏👏👏😎

They definatley look like something I want to have a play with. Thanks for sharing mate and nice picking 🍻👍😁

its worthy to buy Bro

nicely done with the lishi and we all know how much you love yales😂 and glad to hear your on the mend

Good to see you back and picking. I hope your body is getting better. Take care!!!