Dawno , dawno temu jak jeszcze istniał kraj komunistyczny ZSRR firma Abloy otworzyła w ZSRR fabrykę . Wtedy sobie pomyślałem że co to za niskiej jakości cylindry gdzie co drugi Rosyjski złodziej będzie ćwiczył jak je otwierać. Wtedy miałem za małą wiedzę żeby docenić że te cylindry dyskowe to najlepsze cylindry na świecie. Moje gratulacje Pozdrawiam
Very impressive. Thanks for uploading! You inspired me to attempt the same at some point with my abloy classic. Tough it'll be probably some weeks of figuring things out
@@reinderstegen that sounds like a classic "hold my beer" moment. Tough I fear it'll take up a shitton of time till I get there. Anyways, thank you for that suggestion. I'm looking forward to putting absolutly unreasonable amounts of time into it 😅
Could you explain a bit more about this video? At first I was thinking this must be total fake, tensioning from the front disk and using a flag pick! But considering that it's at least theoretically possible to set all the disks with a flag (especially if you know the keycuts), the biggest question is how are you supposed to tension this lock from the front?? Wasn't this supposed to be a lock that requires a rear tensioner? Also, the gutted disks show a lot of keycuts that seem to match with each other which suggests that the key bitting was selected to help the method you used.
You can jiggle test the disks with the tools I used, it's ass but possible. As for the bitting, its on the easier side yes (55301551540), but I didn't select it. A mate of mine bought it and I'm just proxy shipping it. As for tension, good observation. Because it has a dc (disc controller) it means that the 4th and last disks (0 disks) (which are tension disks) get turned by the dc (or the dc gets turned by the 0 disks). So you can front, middle, and rear tension it. Which funnily enough makes the versions without a dc (cam/padlock) a lot more difficult (if possible at all) with this method
@@reinderstegen Thanks for the explanation and I wish more people would try to pick Abloy locks this way. It seems that many understand the lock action so poorly that they think you MUST use some rare tools. Sure, better tools make it easier, similar to lishi tools with pin tumbler locks.
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Watching wondering what tool he's made... * pulls out flag and hooks *
God dammit Rein 🤨
Dawno , dawno temu jak jeszcze istniał kraj komunistyczny ZSRR firma Abloy otworzyła w ZSRR fabrykę . Wtedy sobie pomyślałem że co to za niskiej jakości cylindry gdzie co drugi Rosyjski złodziej będzie ćwiczył jak je otwierać. Wtedy miałem za małą wiedzę żeby docenić że te cylindry dyskowe to najlepsze cylindry na świecie. Moje gratulacje
Pozdrawiam
Very impressive. Thanks for uploading!
You inspired me to attempt the same at some point with my abloy classic. Tough it'll be probably some weeks of figuring things out
classic is doable with *just* hooks actually lol. a mate of mine has done that, 1 hook for tension and another for turning disks.
@@reinderstegen that sounds like a classic "hold my beer" moment.
Tough I fear it'll take up a shitton of time till I get there. Anyways, thank you for that suggestion. I'm looking forward to putting absolutly unreasonable amounts of time into it 😅
Could you explain a bit more about this video? At first I was thinking this must be total fake, tensioning from the front disk and using a flag pick! But considering that it's at least theoretically possible to set all the disks with a flag (especially if you know the keycuts), the biggest question is how are you supposed to tension this lock from the front?? Wasn't this supposed to be a lock that requires a rear tensioner?
Also, the gutted disks show a lot of keycuts that seem to match with each other which suggests that the key bitting was selected to help the method you used.
You can jiggle test the disks with the tools I used, it's ass but possible. As for the bitting, its on the easier side yes (55301551540), but I didn't select it. A mate of mine bought it and I'm just proxy shipping it.
As for tension, good observation. Because it has a dc (disc controller) it means that the 4th and last disks (0 disks) (which are tension disks) get turned by the dc (or the dc gets turned by the 0 disks). So you can front, middle, and rear tension it. Which funnily enough makes the versions without a dc (cam/padlock) a lot more difficult (if possible at all) with this method
@@reinderstegen Thanks for the explanation and I wish more people would try to pick Abloy locks this way. It seems that many understand the lock action so poorly that they think you MUST use some rare tools.
Sure, better tools make it easier, similar to lishi tools with pin tumbler locks.