Looks like a sure fire way to break your dremel. “It just doesn’t need an adjustment screw” I assume you don’t actually know what the adjustment is for then as it’s very important for smaller keyways or Yale type keyways. “Locktite in the blade screw” good lord imagine breaking a blade and trying to get that tiny screw out that’s been glued in lol. And finally as everyone can see the price is insane compared to fully tried and tested well known pick gun brands. This would have to be at least half the price of of a kronos pick gun to even have people interested I’d say. While I can appreciate the work and time that goes into making these things, there is a reason why some things do t already exist.
Its designed differently. Its not your HPC style pick gun. Locktite in the side grubscrew.. not the needle screw. I don't think its needed though. I don't get the price thing haha. At this price its a steal!! I understand it might be hard to understand my videos. This is a tool designed to open a large range of locks. Especially the new Assa Abloy Kinetic Defense locks. If you are a locksmith who is drilling open Assa locks, this tool pays for itself on the first job.
@@lockmakingadventures305 a bold claim that a pic gun of any kind (even though they all do the same thing) can pick assa cylinders open. You should do a video of that and show the pins after. I use kronos where the adjustment screw that effects the amount of movement of the blade is very important in the UK locks. I hand pick anything that the gun won’t manage and rarely drill locks. I just can’t imagine people paying that amount for an attachment. I hope I’m wrong for you tho and wish you good luck and your efforts pay off. ✌🏻
Where can I buy that head with the comb that goes on the Dremel ?
Looks like a sure fire way to break your dremel. “It just doesn’t need an adjustment screw” I assume you don’t actually know what the adjustment is for then as it’s very important for smaller keyways or Yale type keyways. “Locktite in the blade screw” good lord imagine breaking a blade and trying to get that tiny screw out that’s been glued in lol. And finally as everyone can see the price is insane compared to fully tried and tested well known pick gun brands. This would have to be at least half the price of of a kronos pick gun to even have people interested I’d say. While I can appreciate the work and time that goes into making these things, there is a reason why some things do t already exist.
Its designed differently. Its not your HPC style pick gun. Locktite in the side grubscrew.. not the needle screw. I don't think its needed though. I don't get the price thing haha. At this price its a steal!! I understand it might be hard to understand my videos. This is a tool designed to open a large range of locks. Especially the new Assa Abloy Kinetic Defense locks. If you are a locksmith who is drilling open Assa locks, this tool pays for itself on the first job.
@@lockmakingadventures305 a bold claim that a pic gun of any kind (even though they all do the same thing) can pick assa cylinders open. You should do a video of that and show the pins after. I use kronos where the adjustment screw that effects the amount of movement of the blade is very important in the UK locks. I hand pick anything that the gun won’t manage and rarely drill locks. I just can’t imagine people paying that amount for an attachment. I hope I’m wrong for you tho and wish you good luck and your efforts pay off. ✌🏻
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Wow how much , you can get a well made designated electric pick made in Germany with precision German engineering for that price
The HPC and its copies are great tools.
Exactly my point haha
379 dollars 😂 and dremel NOT included this must be a wind up
haha yeah. A unique locksmith made tool. I must be crazy.