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Besicaly.. it doesnt work as intended. But it will enventually

Awesome demo of the jiggle test! Great video 👍

That's an impressive pick sir, well done👍

Super helpful to see the jiggle over and over. I'm at the false set but then get stuck so this was just what I needed!

Really nice job man

I have one of these and pins 3 and 4 are nearly impossible to move before you even put tension on it. I can't even float them because you almost have to bend the pick to get them to move and everything drops down once pin 3 breaks free and moves. Is there any way around this?

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I did this for the first time and freaked out at first, but realized that it was fine after I spun it the right way lol

Hello, I have on my door Mottura lock with green magnetic keys, recently I noticed that my key had difficulty to get inside the key and now it goes only someway and then stops, does not go any deeper fully, is there any way I can fix it please? no idea why it started :( I would really appreciate your guidance on this please

In Switzerland practically all locks are dimple locks.

Cool done ✔️ 👌 😎 👍

Hi, where are you buy this cylinder ?

Well done, these are such a hassle 😅

The Wizard is at it again!

Fantastic picking of another awesome Kaba lock. Take care and enjoy the rest of your week.

Dang what a lock…

No way! He’s alive!

Congratz on the open and thanks for the gutting. Take care and have fun!

Fantastic picking as always! Kaba 20 with 16 pins is the highest pin count lock I've picked so far. Thanks for sharing and take care.

My o my what a lock. Good job.

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It's an unusual lock, but still very interesting. Thanks for sharing and have a fantastic weekend.

Damn, what a weird lock.

Ayy, I just made a IG vid on this yesterday. They're neat little locks!

Cool lock! Fantastic picking as always and thanks for sharing.

What a cool lock 👍👍 Great picking and very clean gutting with pointing out all the pitfalls one can run into 👌 Thanks for sharing this!

Absolutely brilliant mate, I really enjoyed that very much indeed 👍 Cheers and all the best to you and yours 👍 🍻

Wow this takes me back 40 years to high school. The Master locks looked exactly the same (though without the keyhole in back) but were easier to open -- in particular there was a technique for determining the 2nd number, and then checking all options for the 3rd. There was a special day early each year when some freshman would learn the technique and start showing his or her friends, "so then he did this, and then he did this, ..." at which point one could stride in, put a hand on the ringleader's shoulder, falsely declaim "HEY ASSHOLE THAT'S MY LOCKER!" and watch them scramble. Good times.

Splendid 👍✊️😎✌️🔓

Nice! Your videos are certainly a case of quality over quantity.

That's a lot of locks! Thanks for sharing and take care.

Nice technique, thanks for walking us through that 😊🙏

What a nice box of puzzles 😊 Great methodical approach 👍 Thanks for revisiting this and sharing this technique 😊

wow thats a lot of comb locks!

Seems like a quick fix would be cut your plastic guides down to spec a file then you have a pretty good little cheap key cutter. Take the money you save on "cut by number" cutting system and apply to the Locktech decoder camera.

Well done! Great video and swift picking of this complicated lock. You made it look easy 💪

Very nice walk though. Those old style trees look pretty cool. I'm currently working on a twin combi and I'm struggling to determine when my finger pins are set in the gate. Any advice?

Great picking. It’s great to see you again.

Почему Вы замки всё время кверху ногами вскрываете? В двери же они установлены "лезвием" ключа вниз.

It's great to see you, hope you've been well. Fantastic picking as always and thanks for sharing.

Great✊️👍✌️😎

Thank you so much for your video 📹

Heh I'm chuckling... "if it didn't have those holes you'd "just" drill those holes in there" Hehehe.

I had this happen on my 90a pro. After picking I turn the keyway with the tensioner the wrong way. I tried pushing all the key pins. Would work. I used a dremel and made a slot in the nut for a flat screwdriver. Unscrewed it then took the core out and took it apart and put it all back together. Works great. Lesson learned WHEN PICKING ,TURN THE KEYWAY BACK TO THE PROPER DIRECTION.

Awesome vid. Where can i purchase exact same music wire you are using in this vid? .078

Very helpful video, especially for preventing me from trying to gut this beast and see how it works!

My Master 140 has 2 spring loaded latches, one at each shackle hole. They fit into notches in the shackle. With a hook pick, I am able to reach both latches through the keyhole, one at a time, and pull each one back. The problem is that I need both latches pulled back simultaneously before the lock will open. I might be able to hold them back using two hook picks, if I can fit two hook picks through the keyhole. However, I found a way to do it with one pick. I poke my hook pick deep into the keyhole and find a spring loaded part. If I am holding the lock with top of the keyway on top, when I lift it up with my hook pick, I am freeing the latch at the bottom. I push until it is free of the shackle. I pull the shackle out and keep pulling on it. This prevents the latch from falling back into the notch. Then I find the spring loaded latch that must be pushed down. When I push it down, the other latch is pulled out of the notch. With both latches free of the notches, the lock opens. The order in which the latches are pulled from the notches may be important, depending on lock tolerances. For learning, without pulling on the shackle, find both spring loaded latches first and practice moving them. If you can open the lock, practice moving the latch that is visible. With the lock open, the other latch doesn't move more than a small amount, so don't try to practice on it. It is easier to pull on the lock body with the lock locked to something. If the lock is loose, slip it over a hook that is securely held in place.

One of the best examples I’ve seen

nice pick, I should sit down and pick mine too some day. Never picked a wafer lock before.

Really good stuff in this video!!!