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Shaun Padt
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2006
#bad100 What's your 'worst' lock?
Panda-Frog invites us to share our worst lock and open it on camera.
I've also been playing with an Assa twin exclusive which I'm yet to open, but progressing along the path.
I've also been playing with an Assa twin exclusive which I'm yet to open, but progressing along the path.
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#MadAussieChallenge Week 7 | Bump Key
มุมมอง 413 ปีที่แล้ว
This week in the #MadAussieChallenge we are taking some of those old useless keys and turning them into bump keys! Check out the rules here from DownUnderMonkey th-cam.com/video/qyqm8YN4Hec/w-d-xo.html
#MadAussieChallenge Week 6 | Cutaway Locks
มุมมอง 264 ปีที่แล้ว
This week in the #MadAussieChallenge we are chopping away at our locks to try to help some friends see what's going on inside. I've only gone for a single type of cutaway here due to a busy week, but check out the rules here from DownUnderMonkey th-cam.com/video/Gx2P9Uvs5Co/w-d-xo.html
#MadAussieChallenge Week 5 | Key Impressioning
มุมมอง 274 ปีที่แล้ว
Scraping in on the last day to #MadAussieChallenge Week 5. This week we are impressioning a key. I've been provided this lock with no keys and no hints. Just start some blanks and finish the week with a working key. This took quite a bit of refining getting the feel for it; it's not something you immediately know how to do, but I can say that we made it in the end. After 2 days of the lock and ...
#MadAussieChallenge Week 5 | Rules
มุมมอง 354 ปีที่แล้ว
Week 5 of the #MadAussieChallenge is here. This week, we are impressioning a key. Take your lock, some key blanks and a file and get to cutting! There's plenty of resources out there demonstrating key impressioning, if you're not sure where to start, TH-cam is your friend. Here's a resource for key bitting specifications to help you mark out how far apart each cut should be. Try to keep your vi...
#MadAussieChallenge Week 4 | LOTO with 2 hair pins
มุมมอง 704 ปีที่แล้ว
Alex is at it again for #MadAussieChallenge week number 4. We are set to open the Master LOTO padlock with 2 hair pins. One for the turning tool and one for the pick. Good Luck!
Homemade Locksport Plug Spinner #MadAussieChallenge Bonus Round 1
มุมมอง 1.6K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Alex has challenged us to build a function plug spinner out of household(ish) items. It must be functional in BOTH directions. Here's my weak effort (of copying everyone else).
#MadAussieChallenge Week 1
มุมมอง 434 ปีที่แล้ว
It's Week 1 of Alex's #MadAussieChallenge where Alex pits a number of aussie pickers head to head through challenges of skillful lock picking, toolmaking, awkward situations and... well... we don't yet know the full story. If you've got access to locks and some equipment, join us along the way, tag your videos and play along. Successful completion of each challenge will net us an unspecified am...
Package from Feralshooter and #MadAussieChallenge
มุมมอง 454 ปีที่แล้ว
Got an awesome set of new locks from FeralShooter who runs the Australian Locksport Exchange on Facebook. Announcing the #MadAussieChallenge from A.L.E.X. over at the Extraordinary League of Pickers Discord channel. discord.gg/mef27bB
Challenge lock from DUM #Butchers156Giveaway
มุมมอง 214 ปีที่แล้ว
Challenge lock that was pinned up by DownUnderMonkey. Packed full of spools, this lock continually keeps talking back the whole time.
Lockwood 334B45 + bonus 83/45 #IWantStarrysDimples
มุมมอง 214 ปีที่แล้ว
Shout out to Starrylock. Great give away mate, thank you. Dimples are a new world for me.
Package from Law Lock Tools
มุมมอง 1204 ปีที่แล้ว
I received my order of the Valyrian Euro set, Echo Wave rakes and Tipene Pro set.
A couple of Lockwoods
มุมมอง 184 ปีที่แล้ว
40mm and 50mm laminated lockwoods picked (with a little struggle as they seemed camera shy) Keep an eye out for Downundermonkey's opening of the Pandora's LockBox (inspired by Deviant Ollam) over at th-cam.com/channels/sHaj5x8tFiurWcYsRplwIQ.html
That's not a padlock. It's LSD. That being lock shaped object. Good luck in the contest. Love the old Yale.
Hehe, it is rather colourful :)
Oh! RIGHT before video 100 and helped us add another lock!. goodluck
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Wow #40 nice support for PF
Cheers, it's been great to find PF. Take some time to look through his videos of things other than locksport too
Thank you for your entry. You are entry number 40. Stay safe and thx for watching 😷🐼🐸
Just in the nick of time
This guy should be on some sort of watch list.
I'm not sure I can roll my eyes any further
@@JarecFR Break out the melon baller! :-)
Piss weak, I had that one open with a bump key in 12s...
Hi! Starrylock and Pocket Women sent me from ShoutoutMonday. I’m a new subscriber.
Thanks for stopping by :)
Hey there. I’m a new subscriber who was sent here by Pocket Women and Starrylock.
Pocket Women / StarryLock sent me! Look forward to more videos! #shoutoutMonday
Very well done. Good to see the reject key gets a new life as a bump key. Cheers
Flawless victory!
Nice job bumping open the 234👍🔐. I couldn’t get my bump key to work on a padlock. Great bumping mate👍🇦🇺😊
Thanks mate. I originally made a video opening this padlock and then attempting to open another mortice. I opened the mortice first attempt BEFORE the video, then failed about 20 times in the video, so I reshot it :)
Congratulations on being featured by #PocketWomen for the #Starrylock #ShoutOutMonday series!
Thanks mate
Awesome MacGuyver attempt. Good to see you made progress. I would user a power tool too but hope you were atleast wearing safety goggles.🤓✌
I keep a handy set of glasses at home just for such an occasion :) I've found that using the dremel was too small, I've extended the cuts open further with a hack saw, seems to give much more visibility of the pins
not to bad my friend :)
Thanks, I otherwise should have done it last weekend, but I got busy with things.
Well Done Shaun,just subscribed 400B keyway is fun Stay well
Yeah. It's forgiving enough for beginners but still enough to clip the warding from time to time to throw you off
I’m already subscribed but Starrylock and pocketwomen sent me over. Great entry!!
Thanks LPG :)
New subscriber, sent by Pocket Woman and Starrylock, @
Thanks mate, great to have you
Also, congrats for the prize from Starrylock!
Already subbed, but back over care of Pocket Women and Starrylock's Shoutout Monday Series. This challenge was a real bitch, nice job, once again 🍻🌇
This particular one I felt went pretty well. I'm not sure how legit my prep of the Bobby pins was, bit it worked :)
Nice to see that pocket women did a shoutout for you in starrylock shoutout Monday series. Already subscribed but a good reminder to watch again
Cheers, thanks mate
I was sent to subscribe by Starrylock and Pocketwoman. Good lock on your channel.👍🦊
Wow. Thanks mate :)
New Subscriber thanks to LockWomen and Starrylock #ShoutoutMonday . Thanks for the rattle warning - That would be a nasty suprise for those playing along at home. Do you know why they fail if turned beyond the housing lip?
It's a standard core and they've got holes in the bottom casing. It's either for ease of manufacture or its for repinning (obviously other locks that this core is it). The reason it happens on this lock and not on others with these holes is that they just didn't put anything in to restrict movement to 180deg. Not sure why, just less material I suppose and under normal use of the lock, this wouldn't happen. I guess it demonstrates the rule of never pick a lock you rely on.
Very well done. onwards to the next challenge, cheers
Onwards indeed... maybe not upwards :)
I don't see how you struggled as you made a working key in 3 minutes. ;) Good luck on the next Let's All Hate Alex challenge.
Hehe. All up there was at least 2 hrs of footage and I didn't record everything I did
nice surprise open!
I'd basically given up. Was trying to get a hold of some new keys, Alex sent me some in the mail. Definitely going to try again and see if I've honed in the method
Great explanation of the rules👌 This should be an interesting one and test our skills, 5 minutes will be hard though, editing? I noticed the key was a 6 pin also and counted the pins in the lock to find 5, bit of filing the tip should do the trick. Week 5 here we go😁 Good luck in the challenge my friend👍😀✌️
Yup. Edit up a storm, pause, speed up, whatever. I've started and I'm trying to figure out what works. I'll start recording bits and pieces once I've found what works
This will be a good learning curve. Impressioning in under five minutes, I don't know that it is possible even for a professional to do, this is going to be a difficult challenge. I'm looking forward to seeing the video's
Just do a bit of editing, speed the video up, cut it, etc. It's not about the time it takes to do it, just slim the video down to 5 mins for viewing time.
@@JarecFR That would be an option for those with editing capabilities. Good to know it's still possible to submit the entry without editing and people can just fast forward.
Nicely presented and explained mate. This one should be a great test of our wiggling abilities and attention to detail. Now I have that song 'wiggle it' stuck in my head😂
Yeah, now I've just gotta figure out how to impression. I played around for about 20 mins.... yikes
I have a space and depth card that is Lockwood but I'm not sure if it is correct. I have a 334B45.
err @Alex?
Lockwood America might be different to Lockwood Australia. Might need to do some research on that, perhaps ask Chris, cheers
I have never tried impressioning before. This shall be good I reckon 👍🇦🇺😊
Alex Hoo my week 4 entry is just about to upload
I'm definiately going to be learning here.
Clean. Really a clean open. You made it seem so easy with saying what happens. I started to count the set pins :)
Thanks mate :) It's wierd, sometimes talking it through helps, other times I distract myself with it
Good work brother! Definitely a purist in the design with no amenities like a handle. Good Luck as the challenge moves on! I came back because Pocket Women and Starrylock sent me back. Gday mate!
As awkward as it was :)
That was excellent, very nicely picked with the bobby pins.
Thanks, I felt particularly proud of this one. It's nice to know that we don't neeeeeed to go spending a bucket load on picks if we don't have to
Nicely done! glad to see another no handle entry.
Hehe, the no handle seemed like a good idea at the time...
Nice job on the open! Excited to see in the other challenges
Cheers mate. I've missed the last 2 weeks, just a bit busy, but I've got some earlier entries in there :)
I love picking locks, but having to pick between fails was getting on my nerves. Thanks for sharing this and it's good to see it all worked out well. There was nothing wrong with the tool, just needed to take her for a few spins. Good Luck!
hehe, yeah - Thanks mate. I don't remember how many times I had to repick it, but goodness me.... Thankfully it's not an insanely hard pick
Well you get my vote for the best crafted tool and you went straight to the 1100 which shows a lot of faith in it working. Superbly done!
Hehe, thanks. The handle ripped straight from that flag set forgives many sins :)
Well Done. Is it typical in the Lockwoods to have all five spools? Couldn't tell that wasn't normal picking for you. You seemed very coordinated.
That lockwood is all stock pins. That video was also after a few very uncoordinated fails :) To be honest, I think spools made this particular challenge easier, there's less concern of oversetting.
I wish I had kept a few more of my fails... Along with more of the weird noises I made in the video I DID post after springing the spinner as I pulled it out of the keyway 🤣 For a simple straight forward challenge, this one was a real pain in the ass 🍻🌇
hehe, nice
How on earth did you assemble it without spending hours looking for tools? :D
Hehe. I did a mite of prep. A couple of hidden cuts in there to chop the tensioner :)
So I wasn't the only one with 1/2 succes rate :D
1/2? You did better than me then :)
Really nice looking tool mate. Yours looks like a masterpiece compared to the monstrosity that I made😛
Thanks 👍
I feel your pain mate. I just uploaded my entry and only showed 6 of the failed attempts. This was definitely a difficult one. 👍🇦🇺😊
Always a lot of fun in the fails though - you definitely learn the most in these.
Some great locks. I would like to participate but I'm not really set up for making tools
Sorry for the late reply, just slowly build up. I can certainly tell you that I don't have a workshop. I have a grinder/sander combo (was about $100) and a bench vise. There's surprisingly a lot you can do with just those tools :) If there's challenges that you still want to be part of, you're most welcome to join for a little or as many as you like.
Think the ball detent feeling you're getting from the Twin is the sidebar springing into its groove in the side?
Ahh yes, you could very well be correct. I'll gut it one day and check it out
I might could do this.
Absolutely, give it a go
Well done mate. A fantastic effort and completion for the first challenge. You made it look easy. See you on the next one 😀👍
Cheers, now let's see how you go with that silver 334
Those are some beautiful locks and I know there should be a bit of work involved in them. I subscribed to see! The #MadAussieChallenge looks like it is gonna be fun to follow and I might try to participate. Good show!
Awesome mate, I'll put up some vids of these being opened eventually (when I've finally been able to get into them). The challenge is exciting too, can't wait to see what Alex has planned
Fantastic job mate. Have a great weekend. 👍
Cheers mate. Weekend was great
Well done mate, you made it look pretty easy. A cool challenge and it will o my get better. 😁🍺✌😎🇦🇺
Thanks 👍