Completely ignores randomness and variety, optimized for worst-worst case combination. The only problem, in real life, would be that everybody with the same lock would have the same key.
Hello Bill. Thank you for making videos. I found your channel by accident and was really fascinated by watching you pick. I am Autistic and find it hard to concerntrate but I found watching your videos while I try to pick locks is very relaxing for me. Thank you again.
If you want to get into lock picking I suggest looking at video 749 and grabbing that learning station. It'll accelerate your learning. You won't have to build a lockpick kit as that set up comes with its own picks.
Oh, thank you very much Phy. In the process of watching all his videos but will look at video 749. Even the people who watch Bill's videos are nice. alot of comments sections are really nasty and weird but Bill and his fans seem genuine and nice. Thanks guys!
Sorry (in advance) if you read any of my comments that are rude. I typically try to help and be nice, but there are those special times... (I am only rude to people who annoy me, but if you come across one of my comments and it bothers you, link me to the video and I will edit or remove it, in order to help preserve a better channel for everyone).
SEE! I have never heard anyone say that before! That they will remove their negative comments to keep a positive channel vibe going. very respectable. We all have our moments but it's great you see that and wanna fix it. You guys are cool and didn't make fun of my Austism like other channels' comment section did. Stay safe and stay awsome!
I'm glad you found Bill's channel. I stumbled upon it myself and found myself sucked into the world of lock picking. You're also right about the comment sections, definitely a bright spot in the youtube community.
Bill, I am one of those folks that LOVES to see the gutting of locks. I don't enjoy seeing you be whipped, but it's nice to see you humble when the situation warrants. Love the videos! Merry Christmas!
It is amazing how taking some time, and pinning, can make a lock so extremely difficult to get into! VERY nice lock! As always, thanks for the video Bill!
Well done again Bill. I noticed that you pulled out the old pinning tray. Also you're no longer using the lock tube logo. Perhaps avoiding possible copy right infringement. Anyway, great work!
Awesome work as usual Bill. Entertaining even when you are whipped. As I assume that you record the attempts that whip you I was wondering how it would look if you showed a bit of picture in picture timelapse while you're showing how whipped you are. A bit of timecode on it would show how much effort you put into not being beaten.
Since picking requires being able to manipulate tension and pins at the same time, I'm surprised that there aren't more designs that prevent either one from happening concurrently with the other. I can imagine at least one relatively simple way of achieving that, wish I had access to machining equipment to try it out, see if I can turn that into a practical lock. Imagine trying to pick a lock where the keyway pins have no direct mechanical connection with the shear line - at least not while the key pins are still movable. Think mechanical memory. I've come up with four different schemes that might work.
Hey Bill, love the videos learning more every time I tune in. Just wondering how to get myself a locklab pinning tray? The clear one is pretty cool. Keep up the good work.
In a older video you used castration rings to bump, I used those to but I split them. what's the black flat washer thing you use to prevent that ring from splitting? The F.M. George Safe and lock company.
jhadlock2010 hint, those rings are only needed on poorly cut junk keys, do you think they sell those bum keys to open locks or to make money? A key I make will work first or second bump constantly, it's called a shear point key!
XenKaidos It really shows that it is a combination of multiple choice deveations. that make them harder. not just to thread everything and cut every pin. The binding order and pin placement is a guge factor too. But it is nice to see that Bill is not a picking Atomiton.
I think a clean job with the threading and unmodified pins also implies tighter tolerances. From what I've seen all the locks with home made pins tend to be quite loose and you can wiggle stuff around inside of them. Ofc I can be talking pure trash right now..
Sharp steel edges rubbing against brass-it must have an effect,but it won't change the shear line,I think it would eventually make it easier to pick,but I suppose the only way to find out would be to smooth out all the bores and try it.
Well it's easier to use a small diameter tap (after this you can put a screw in there quite nicely) than doing multiple serrations (circles). You can use a tap by hand, serrations would imply machinery or very delicate work with a jewellers tool of a very small size. So yes, threaded, it's a helix. Easy way to imagine this at work is by taking a screw and a larger diameter nut, put the screw inside, touch the side of the nut and try to push or pull the screw. The threads engage and don't let go.
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It is amazing how such a simple but elegant pinning can be such a challenge. Well done, Reece!
Completely ignores randomness and variety, optimized for worst-worst case combination.
The only problem, in real life, would be that everybody with the same lock would have the same key.
Wow! Bill, thank you VERY MUCH for the _normal_ intro sound level ;)
Please keep up the good work in educating us!
Hello Bill. Thank you for making videos. I found your channel by accident and was really fascinated by watching you pick. I am Autistic and find it hard to concerntrate but I found watching your videos while I try to pick locks is very relaxing for me. Thank you again.
If you want to get into lock picking I suggest looking at video 749 and grabbing that learning station. It'll accelerate your learning. You won't have to build a lockpick kit as that set up comes with its own picks.
Oh, thank you very much Phy. In the process of watching all his videos but will look at video 749. Even the people who watch Bill's videos are nice. alot of comments sections are really nasty and weird but Bill and his fans seem genuine and nice. Thanks guys!
Sorry (in advance) if you read any of my comments that are rude. I typically try to help and be nice, but there are those special times... (I am only rude to people who annoy me, but if you come across one of my comments and it bothers you, link me to the video and I will edit or remove it, in order to help preserve a better channel for everyone).
SEE! I have never heard anyone say that before! That they will remove their negative comments to keep a positive channel vibe going. very respectable. We all have our moments but it's great you see that and wanna fix it. You guys are cool and didn't make fun of my Austism like other channels' comment section did. Stay safe and stay awsome!
I'm glad you found Bill's channel. I stumbled upon it myself and found myself sucked into the world of lock picking. You're also right about the comment sections, definitely a bright spot in the youtube community.
Bill, I am one of those folks that LOVES to see the gutting of locks. I don't enjoy seeing you be whipped, but it's nice to see you humble when the situation warrants. Love the videos! Merry Christmas!
I LOVE "whipped by" videos! Those locks are the best of the best! If they beat BosnianBill, you KNOW they'll be impressive!
So basically if I want a lock that is Bill-proof I need some 7-2 action... Time to re-key the house.
It is amazing how taking some time, and pinning, can make a lock so extremely difficult to get into! VERY nice lock! As always, thanks for the video Bill!
All chambers threaded, commercial pins, and hi-lo-hi-lo is quite effective.
You should give the Lock Picking Lawyer a shot at your whipped by locks.
Neat use of sidebar pins.
I could tell straight away by the thumbnail why it was named so, nice little vid, great thought in the pinning.
The only thing that could of made Reece's lock build better, put it in a ... Master Lock!
i always die a little when he cuts those keys with his blade along the length. scarred forever...
The side with the gouge was NOT the side he knifed. He didn't gouge the key at all.
Freeze frame at 1:38. The pain is real...
that has to be the coolest bidding i've seen!
Just proves that with a little ingenuity you don't need to cut your own pins to make a great challenge lock.
Well done again Bill.
I noticed that you pulled out the old pinning tray. Also you're no longer using the lock tube logo. Perhaps avoiding possible copy right infringement.
Anyway, great work!
Awesome work as usual Bill. Entertaining even when you are whipped. As I assume that you record the attempts that whip you I was wondering how it would look if you showed a bit of picture in picture timelapse while you're showing how whipped you are. A bit of timecode on it would show how much effort you put into not being beaten.
If I needed that lock picked, I would take a six pack, a bag lunch, and a lawn chair to a locksmith's shop.
Great pinning, and you can't win them all Mr.Bill 🔒🔏
I know Reese, he's my locksmith of choice. It was good to see him stump you. Local boy does good. lol cheers
Now that lock is nicely pinned
Since picking requires being able to manipulate tension and pins at the same time, I'm surprised that there aren't more designs that prevent either one from happening concurrently with the other. I can imagine at least one relatively simple way of achieving that, wish I had access to machining equipment to try it out, see if I can turn that into a practical lock.
Imagine trying to pick a lock where the keyway pins have no direct mechanical connection with the shear line - at least not while the key pins are still movable. Think mechanical memory. I've come up with four different schemes that might work.
Seven Deuce was the name my father had for his fire station.
The intro was wrong Bill! It meant to say "Gut Lab"! lol. Just messing with you. That is certainly an evil lock.
first time I saw that 7 pin lock nasty
May the 4th be with you Bill !!!
What was that aerial shot at the end of? That's a pretty nifty looking island. Is it.. off the California coast?
Odd... I didn't send that lock in. How many other Reece H's are there?
Great video.
Hey Bill, love the videos learning more every time I tune in. Just wondering how to get myself a locklab pinning tray? The clear one is pretty cool. Keep up the good work.
wow !!! i want it on my front door.
Totally love that
Nice lock! Your not whipped by many so it had to be difficult Takes slot to admit defeat.
am i weird for practicing my picking on pad locks during breaks at work?
I don’t know anything about locks or how to pick them. Still love your videos 🙂
Please put it back together and keep trying . !
Wow, I'd love to have that lock xD
i would most definitely like to give that lock a try if you dont mind
oh man I wish you wouldn't cut against those keys, look at that huge gouge you got there
i cringe every time he cuts one open
yeah, same, I don't get it
Nice lock
In a older video you used castration rings to bump, I used those to but I split them. what's the black flat washer thing you use to prevent that ring from splitting? The F.M. George Safe and lock company.
Just get smallest thick o rings. That's all castration rings are just expensive renamed o rings.
From the plumbing department at home depot. It just keeps the key from cutting the ring.
jhadlock2010 hint, those rings are only needed on poorly cut junk keys, do you think they sell those bum keys to open locks or to make money? A key I make will work first or second bump constantly, it's called a shear point key!
I think you should use the music from Whip it by Devo for the intro for these. And dance.
Also where did you get you personalized waffle tray?
need to have a white hanky throw down when you surrender 😂
New pin tray?
That key looked like a saw.
Is Bill losing his touch? 😉
Ouch that WAS nasty
i love the whipped vids! also was #6 driver hollow?
Pad Lok it is half hallow on one side for the spring to fit into it.
thanks!
Pad Lok anytime. if you want a better idea of what I'm talking about. I have a pick and gut of a twin 6000 on my channel that shows them.
just checked that out too, thanks for that as well!
wo w dude just an hour and you give up? I thought you were joking about giving up lockpicking
still scares me when "unmodified" pins.. stumps Bill.
XenKaidos
It really shows that it is a combination of multiple choice deveations. that make them harder. not just to thread everything and cut every pin.
The binding order and pin placement is a guge factor too.
But it is nice to see that Bill is not a picking Atomiton.
I think a clean job with the threading and unmodified pins also implies tighter tolerances. From what I've seen all the locks with home made pins tend to be quite loose and you can wiggle stuff around inside of them. Ofc I can be talking pure trash right now..
Hello
As far as real world use locks go, can you thread the bible or chamber and not have it just chowder and fail after a while of constant use?
Sharp steel edges rubbing against brass-it must have an effect,but it won't change the shear line,I think it would eventually make it easier to pick,but I suppose the only way to find out would be to smooth out all the bores and try it.
At 5:50 did Bill say "thanks a _lock_"? :D
"Thanks for your time. Everybody: stay safe, stay legal. Lee - Reece: seriously, thanks for the lock man."
HOW MANY INTROS DO YOU HAVE ?
threaded?
Simox T. The chambers have been taped or threaded leaving the edges to hang up in the threades.
Well it's easier to use a small diameter tap (after this you can put a screw in there quite nicely) than doing multiple serrations (circles). You can use a tap by hand, serrations would imply machinery or very delicate work with a jewellers tool of a very small size. So yes, threaded, it's a helix.
Easy way to imagine this at work is by taking a screw and a larger diameter nut, put the screw inside, touch the side of the nut and try to push or pull the screw. The threads engage and don't let go.
4th! :)
Pukka vid bb...
3rd
Seven Duece the worst starting hand in no limit holdem :)
wow i never win anything
First :D comment for sale !
My list says you were second, had $20 for ya if you were first.
toysareforboys too bad imma make sure I'll be first in the next video :p
Who cares...