Great looking cut away locks. I love the way you clearly demonstrate your videos : ) Just to add: Long key pin, long driver pin and long spring not always a good idea and doesn't always work.
This is probably a dumb question...but I’ve been trying to learn “Top of the Keyway” tension. Why am I able to pick a lock one day, and have trouble with the same lock the next day? Is it just a Practice makes perfect situation?
It is normal and there is no really great reason for it. But one thing you want to do is try not to pick the same lock twice in one day because you do not want to create muscle memory picking it open.
Great video as always my friend, it Will deffenetly help some People, have you seen Bill bacardi's latest video? That was not something i would have expected
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Great looking cut away locks. I love the way you clearly demonstrate your videos : )
Just to add: Long key pin, long driver pin and long spring not always a good idea and doesn't always work.
Thanks for checking it out and sharing!
Great job. That Yale cutaway lock is beautiful.
Noctis Motus did a great job! And its a 7 pin 😁
I just ran into this tonight and never thought about the springs. Making a challenge lock from a found plug. Thank you
Thanks for checking it out!
Always, very well explained!
thank you for the kind words :-)
This is probably a dumb question...but I’ve been trying to learn “Top of the Keyway” tension. Why am I able to pick a lock one day, and have trouble with the same lock the next day? Is it just a Practice makes perfect situation?
It is normal and there is no really great reason for it. But one thing you want to do is try not to pick the same lock twice in one day because you do not want to create muscle memory picking it open.
Thanks for your Advice, and Quality of your videos!
At the 3:40 mark, what does that single driver pen do? Are driver pins always first or last? Can it be in the middle location?
Are you looking a the long keypin?
great info !TY
Thank you for the kind words!
hi men i love you and your film i from iran
We can understand from key wich pin is first or Arrangement of pin
I am not sure what your question is
Clearly demonstrating, hopefully the "obvious" -- there are spring-less locks, like the ASSA Desmo comes to mind
This was aimed at common pin tumbler locks...
Would stronger springs make picking easier or harder than just adequate ones?
Really strong pins and locks with good tolerances can make the pins hard to set. It is a balancing act
now i'm thinking, what can be used as an alternative to springs? its going to be a long night
Lol
are there actually benefits of the pin-down position in europe?
I think the benefit is it fits there doors
Great video as always my friend, it Will deffenetly help some People, have you seen Bill bacardi's latest video? That was not something i would have expected
No, I didn't
@Southampton Lock Picking Club Yeah, I checked it out a little while ago. It is an unfortunate thing :(
Please answer my question because in my country it is illegal to practice lock and i should use real lock
I did not understand your question
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Thanks
Im a begginer, i dont know how lockpicking works, i need some help, i opened a door, but a easy one😞
Check out my Lock Picking Home School Series which is linked in the video description. That will provide you with all the information you need :)
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Thank you