Great video. 1970’s tech. Will just continue to use the pickgun. That and bumpkeys do not care about sleeves. That is why we have not installed these simple locks for the last 20+ years.
Very well done & Thanks to Rune International for the Ruko parts. Quite interesting as I believe you said the round cutout sleeve was the newer update by Ruko, so makes since in that respect from the Ruko Design team as (updated improvements, and probably easier to make).
Great video again. Good to see these evolutions. Surprising the oval shape wasn't harder indeed. I would expect the same just from theory. Guess we're missing something 🙂 Thanks for this part of the series👍
Great video! I just received the ruko with gins and an oval sleeve and was able to pick it thanks to your video series on gins. Thanks! My ASSA 700 is up next 😅🤞
I just finished your gin series and I have to say, these videos are amazing. I can't believe you've been on here ten months and have less than 1k subscribers. I'm that will change soon though. I feel lucky to get in on something special so early. Looking forward to more!
Great video and thanks for sharing. I love the Rulo locks. I only have one but eventually I will get some more as soon as I get a little jextra time for picking.
The result that round sleeve holes was better was indeed surprising! If Ruko has switched to that design in later models it does suggest that there's a real difference. Do you know if the sleeve is manufactured by stamping which would make round and elliptical holes equally expensive to manufacture so it wouldn't be a reason to favor one design over another?
You have interesting technique with two tension bars grabbing the plug similar to pliers. Have you invented this technique by yourself or has this been described elsewhere previously?
Since key pins do not have spool-like features, could you open this lock by overlifting all the pins and then slowly letting them to drop the shearline?
Great video. 1970’s tech. Will just continue to use the pickgun. That and bumpkeys do not care about sleeves. That is why we have not installed these simple locks for the last 20+ years.
Thanks Rune for helping with this video :)
Very well done & Thanks to Rune International for the Ruko parts. Quite interesting as I believe you said the round cutout sleeve was the newer update by Ruko, so makes since in that respect from the Ruko Design team as (updated improvements, and probably easier to make).
Great video again. Good to see these evolutions. Surprising the oval shape wasn't harder indeed. I would expect the same just from theory. Guess we're missing something 🙂 Thanks for this part of the series👍
Absolutely love your ruko/assa videos. Many thanks for sharing your skills ✌🏻
Great video! I just received the ruko with gins and an oval sleeve and was able to pick it thanks to your video series on gins. Thanks! My ASSA 700 is up next 😅🤞
Enjoyed the history lesson at the beginning.
well done, now to find some NOS versions and pick em to see if a fresh sleeve makes it much harder
I wish they were easy to find. They stopped production over 20 years ago
I just finished your gin series and I have to say, these videos are amazing. I can't believe you've been on here ten months and have less than 1k subscribers. I'm that will change soon though. I feel lucky to get in on something special so early. Looking forward to more!
Thank you for your kind words. And hey your in luck! Next video of my gin series drops today :)
Great video and thanks for sharing. I love the Rulo locks. I only have one but eventually I will get some more as soon as I get a little jextra time for picking.
You are a beast! Loved this video going to check out the whole series now!
Super super interesting, thank you for sharing!
great video as usual sir. hope you are having a great memorial day weekend, stay well and safe
The result that round sleeve holes was better was indeed surprising! If Ruko has switched to that design in later models it does suggest that there's a real difference. Do you know if the sleeve is manufactured by stamping which would make round and elliptical holes equally expensive to manufacture so it wouldn't be a reason to favor one design over another?
Love your videos!
You have interesting technique with two tension bars grabbing the plug similar to pliers. Have you invented this technique by yourself or has this been described elsewhere previously?
Since key pins do not have spool-like features, could you open this lock by overlifting all the pins and then slowly letting them to drop the shearline?