"Lot of moving parts on this, this is definitely not a mass production lock" Yup, I was watching thinking how much more there is to this lock than modern locks. Nice to see how it all goes together
It’s in my vise now. Absolutely devious rebuild. I’m planning to take it to the August TOOOL Chicago meeting and then send along. I just received it yesterday and so far I’m getting nowhere. Well done. Thanks.
Hey Bill. Looks like you need some O'Keefe's Hand Restore cream for those cracks and dried skin. It WORKS. In the green can. I'm an automotive service tech so my hands looked just like that from all the gas, carb cleaner, brake cleaner, etc...
Lol at the L3 flashlight. I carried a more traditionally shaped one in my backpack in my school days, despite never working for the company. No idea where I got it.
Really cool project and love the viewers participation….man I’ve never seen such nasty nasty pinning before…really kool challenge…wow…. I wonder if freezing the lock would maybe keep those jingles together enough to slide just as one unit….to make for an easier defeat…..
This may be a bit late but, if you have nothing to lose, you could try putting it in a ultrasonic cleaner, but that would remove all the patina as well 🤪
This video definitely sold me on Bill as someone I’ll stay subscribed too. I’ve only just started my trip down the locksport rabbit hole, but eventually doing stuff like this and refinishing old vintage locks is what I most look forward to doing myself in this hobby.
Thank you for not milling it apart. It may take a little longer to disassemble, but non destructive disassembly is much better to see, because the lock can be used again.
Hahaha! I don't think I'll ever be the first email since I like to sit and appreciate the videos, even playing segments at different speeds, before navigating elsewhere
Whenever I get something old that's seized up, I throw the item into a bucket of used diesel oil for a few weeks after I fail at the "penetrating oil, tap it with a hammer, try a little force" thing. Seems to do a decent job, although you're now wrestling with a oily, greasy item you don't want to clean until you get it apart to do a proper job.
Such a beautiful lock. Being an antique, it's so cool to see that they had security pins in it. At leased, it looked like it. Very cool and the restoration and repinning work was awesome! Nice work Bill!
Hey Bill. I love your channel and want to say thanks for the hrs of great content. I started picking locks about 2 months ago after bumping into one of your videos by accident. I've already spent a couple hundred pounds on locks and am compleatly addicted. I've also gotten my son into it so we are learning together. It has brought the two of us closer together and it would have never happened if not for you and Thelockpickinglawyer.
It's nice to see a lock that offers you guys a decent challenge (Even before the new pinning) instead of the usual quickly picked stuff. Definitely gives a deeper insight as to the many ways to approach a non-destructive lock entry. Once I'm able to put together a beginners kit and practice a bit, I'll be sure to try to get in on some of these pass arounds!
I just started picking. And saw your video. This makes me smile. Really cool, that you took it apart and took us on the ride with you. And I love it that you send it in circulation. Keep doing what you do, love your vids. Cheers, Ant
Hey bill one way to help loosen those old brass locks s with electrical parts cleaner. It breaks up the old dirt and then blow it out with an air compressor and lube it up
Have you ever tried to use a key blank when shimming open a lock from the back? The ramp on the end of the blank makes controlling each pin cry precisely a breeze as opposed to raking which can bend your shim and make things more difficult.
I would like to see u pick it I think it will be a fun pick. I wouldn't mind taking it if it had a key very fun neighborhood especially when trying to keep stuff.
So glad you did not destroy it .im in the uk so i wont be sending an email just glad its survived a lesser lock picker would have binned or cut it 10 out of 10 bill
The lockpicking lawer could do it with no problem... you should get in touch with him and see if he is up to the challenge... would make for a great video!!!
You and Harry should've done a S&G 833 when you shot all of those other ones. We know what a 50 BMG does to it. Yall could've hit it with a .308 about 500 times, I'd bet. Demolition Matt hit the shackle with 50 BMG twice and the shackle didn't bust. Those things are STOUT!
The highest peak of the key was butting up against the face of the lock core Bill. It was likely not a compression issue in the core preventing the insertion of the key.
Love your channel. Just a thought on old locks-an ultrasonic cleaner would help sometimes with the cleanup of the inside. I’d guess you would like to keep the patina on the outside. That looks like a very hard lock to pick.
Excellent restoration work Bill! Also cool to see it repurposed and updated! Some poor sap that runs into this thing down the road is going to be pulling his hair out!
What? No secret sauce to start with? Neat old lock. I have one similar, and I had to soak it in WD in an ultra sonic, and then rap it open. I could not shim the shackle. All of the springs were powder, and a key pin was stuck in the powder halfway into the shear line. Took me 2 hours. Nice lock now.
What!? ...so you're too scared to be humiliated by your own re-pinning skills?!!. What a super excellent refurb project. Thanks for the inspiration bill. Maybe someone equally devious put some 'alien tech' into the Innocent looking ancient warded lock thats giving me so much trouble. Maybe there's hope for me yet. Possibly
"There's still something stuck in there" I thought this was gunna be one of those Halloween Candy jokes and he'd get in and a rabbit would jump out of the lock
I watched video 1344 today, it had a lot of the scritching that was evident a while back. The present day videos are much better, no scritching at all. Glad you got to the bottom of that and hope you have continued good luck with the voice. Did the throat cut leave a cool scar? My fingertips used to dry and crack like yours, plain masking tape helps as much as anything, but I found no cure except to retire from work, the daily wear and tear on my hands stopped (of course) and they no longer dry and crack open.
Feel like the harder a lock is the more necessary a key for it is to prove it actually opens o.o Maybe could have recut the key since you didn't want to pin to that bitting?
Proves newer isn't better. Great construction. As usual a day late or a dollar short for giveaways. LOL...LOL...LOL...Any free used picks? Send them may way, please. Thanks for another great video.
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Good luck to the person who gets this lock to pick, beautifully repinned😊
Thank you, sir! I wasn't sure I'd ever get the thing back together.
Who's lock do I have to pick to find out where that lock went next ?
Where did the lock go and is there a video of someone picking it?
Hi I picked it in video # 481 few days back
MUR-LOCK 68 Awesome thank you!
fixing and re-pinning these old locks sounds way more fun than picking them.
well, to me anyways.
he always has the nicest old locks in rough shape, imagine how nice they would all look fixed up with some TLC and put up on display :)
It is way more fun than picking.
Very nice Bill, absolutely beautiful lock. Can't wait for LPL to try it.
"Lot of moving parts on this, this is definitely not a mass production lock"
Yup, I was watching thinking how much more there is to this lock than modern locks.
Nice to see how it all goes together
i would bet that Lockpicking Lawyer is up to the task!
It would be great if the recipient of the lock would make a picking video for us.
Looked to me the cut of the key was too large for the keyway. Nice video Bill, thanks!
Me, too.
Yeah I noticed that as well
Like it was too tall almost?
It’s in my vise now. Absolutely devious rebuild. I’m planning to take it to the August TOOOL Chicago meeting and then send along. I just received it yesterday and so far I’m getting nowhere. Well done. Thanks.
We need some videos
Jarrod Draper my only video, so far, would be a still shot. Still getting nowhere, not even a good false set.
Who says an old dog can't learn new tricks?
Very cool lock, and I'm sure it'll be kicking around for quite some time to come!
Hey Bill. Looks like you need some O'Keefe's Hand Restore cream for those cracks and dried skin. It WORKS. In the green can. I'm an automotive service tech so my hands looked just like that from all the gas, carb cleaner, brake cleaner, etc...
Great work on saving and restoring that old lock. Old soldiers don't die easy! 👍
No we don't! 😋
Bill, I honestly think this may be one of your coolest videos. It's interesting just watching you work out how to disassemble it on the fly.
The tension in this lock opening video is more intense than hollywood movies :D
This video alone redeems you for all the gutting disasters of the past. Though I deduce that chamber 3 only had a master wafer in it as the driver...
Yeah! I'll bet that is what was in #3. Good call
This lock is similar in construction to the old Yale padlocks. Some of the Yale had double pins through the body. I love the old locks.
If THAT isn't Love for a Lock, I don't know what is. That is an amazing build! Nice job ~ Thanks!
Great job, in carefully restoring that beautiful lock.
Logic-ing, unscrewing, pinching, resetting, repairing, shimming, cleaning, picking, prying...jam packed episode.
Beautiful resurrection of an old deserving lock Bill. Many years of life left in it. NO HAMMERS!
This is a little different...love to see old lock get new life..keep the history alive..pretty cool bill
Wasn't the key hanging on that peak? Each time it was inserted, it's the same peak that's hitting the body's "bridge".
It was. I noticed that too
Lol at the L3 flashlight. I carried a more traditionally shaped one in my backpack in my school days, despite never working for the company. No idea where I got it.
Really cool project and love the viewers participation….man I’ve never seen such nasty nasty pinning before…really kool challenge…wow…. I wonder if freezing the lock would maybe keep those jingles together enough to slide just as one unit….to make for an easier defeat…..
This may be a bit late but, if you have nothing to lose, you could try putting it in a ultrasonic cleaner, but that would remove all the patina as well 🤪
I very much like this restoration video. I like to see this old locks. How they're built
Nice demo. Thanks. Hopefully it'll stay in circulation and not get lost in someone's collection.
Bill amazes me all the time.
This video definitely sold me on Bill as someone I’ll stay subscribed too. I’ve only just started my trip down the locksport rabbit hole, but eventually doing stuff like this and refinishing old vintage locks is what I most look forward to doing myself in this hobby.
Thank you for not milling it apart. It may take a little longer to disassemble, but non destructive disassembly is much better to see, because the lock can be used again.
Hahaha! I don't think I'll ever be the first email since I like to sit and appreciate the videos, even playing segments at different speeds, before navigating elsewhere
Whenever I get something old that's seized up, I throw the item into a bucket of used diesel oil for a few weeks after I fail at the "penetrating oil, tap it with a hammer, try a little force" thing. Seems to do a decent job, although you're now wrestling with a oily, greasy item you don't want to clean until you get it apart to do a proper job.
Outstanding rebuild! You, sir, are a true artist.
Ahhh by farrr this is the best way to wake up in the AM!
Wake up in the morning feeling like p diddy...
Haha brush my teeth with a bottle of Jack‽
@@joshuagardner4641 XD have a wonderful day man! 👊👊👍👍
Such a beautiful lock. Being an antique, it's so cool to see that they had security pins in it. At leased, it looked like it. Very cool and the restoration and repinning work was awesome! Nice work Bill!
Can bill pick the lock first?
Hummmmmmm
Hey Bill. I love your channel and want to say thanks for the hrs of great content. I started picking locks about 2 months ago after bumping into one of your videos by accident. I've already spent a couple hundred pounds on locks and am compleatly addicted. I've also gotten my son into it so we are learning together. It has brought the two of us closer together and it would have never happened if not for you and Thelockpickinglawyer.
Bill, in fairness I couldn't pick a one pin lock myself... Let alone five of your sorcery. 😂
It's nice to see a lock that offers you guys a decent challenge (Even before the new pinning) instead of the usual quickly picked stuff. Definitely gives a deeper insight as to the many ways to approach a non-destructive lock entry. Once I'm able to put together a beginners kit and practice a bit, I'll be sure to try to get in on some of these pass arounds!
I'm not sure I'd wish that repinned lock on anybody. Killer job Bill. You never cease to amaze me.
That was really interesting, can we have more videos like this were you reverse engineer old locks?
I just started picking. And saw your video. This makes me smile. Really cool, that you took it apart and took us on the ride with you. And I love it that you send it in circulation. Keep doing what you do, love your vids. Cheers, Ant
Send it to LPL....
You make picking look really easy. I got 3 practice locks and I can’t do the “easy one “ lol.
Hey bill one way to help loosen those old brass locks s with electrical parts cleaner. It breaks up the old dirt and then blow it out with an air compressor and lube it up
Wera screwdriver. Good choice!
A bit of work to get that sweet lock some life again. Jingle pin? That's a new name. 🤔✌🍺
I love it!! An old antique hiding state of the art technology!!!
I’ve found CLC Contact Cleaner, intended for cleaning electrical contacts, clear sticky locks.
cool video, never seen a brass punch. will now make some thanks. :) oh and the lock who gets it will have fun LOL
Have you ever tried to use a key blank when shimming open a lock from the back? The ramp on the end of the blank makes controlling each pin cry precisely a breeze as opposed to raking which can bend your shim and make things more difficult.
Good job on that one,
and I'm NOT going to try to pick -
Thank's for the entertainment
Nice.. obviously played with this before the video... LOL
I would like to see u pick it I think it will be a fun pick. I wouldn't mind taking it if it had a key very fun neighborhood especially when trying to keep stuff.
LPL emails him...
;-)
This is a fun little exercise.
I have a few watchmaker lathes, and two are set up for making wattch pins. I'm watching...
So glad you did not destroy it .im in the uk so i wont be sending an email just glad its survived a lesser lock picker would have binned or cut it 10 out of 10 bill
Recycling at its best bill
What a GREAT video! Thanks, Bill
Wow! You should have to register as a Lock Offender & Predator!
Good job, all around👍
Nice vid, Bill! I'd definitely love to see more of these in the future.
Tricked out, LOVE IT!!!!!!! I'd make my first video for that one, opened or not would love to try.
Honestly, one of the best videos in weeks!
The lockpicking lawer could do it with no problem... you should get in touch with him and see if he is up to the challenge... would make for a great video!!!
It looked like the high cuts on the key were hitting the top of the keyway (on the front).
I saw that too
You and Harry should've done a S&G 833 when you shot all of those other ones. We know what a 50 BMG does to it. Yall could've hit it with a .308 about 500 times, I'd bet. Demolition Matt hit the shackle with 50 BMG twice and the shackle didn't bust. Those things are STOUT!
...one is loose, two is binding little click out of three, nice deep false set out of four one is now binding and we got it open
I really enjoyed watching you take that apart.
Thanks now I know how to open my lock
Im very new to the lockpicking hobby but would love to try my hand at a lock like that with all the security pins. Good job.
That was an awesome save! When my skill level gets high enough I want to try one like this! Great video as always!
The highest peak of the key was butting up against the face of the lock core Bill. It was likely not a compression issue in the core preventing the insertion of the key.
Nice to see interaction between you and TOOOL
Love your channel.
Just a thought on old locks-an ultrasonic cleaner would help sometimes with the cleanup of the inside. I’d guess you would like to keep the patina on the outside.
That looks like a very hard lock to pick.
Excellent restoration work Bill! Also cool to see it repurposed and updated! Some poor sap that runs into this thing down the road is going to be pulling his hair out!
I rather liked that!!! Beautiful lock.
What? No secret sauce to start with?
Neat old lock. I have one similar, and I had to soak it in WD in an ultra sonic, and then rap it open. I could not shim the shackle.
All of the springs were powder, and a key pin was stuck in the powder halfway into the shear line. Took me 2 hours. Nice lock now.
What!? ...so you're too scared to be humiliated by your own re-pinning skills?!!. What a super excellent refurb project. Thanks for the inspiration bill. Maybe someone equally devious put some 'alien tech' into the Innocent looking ancient warded lock thats giving me so much trouble. Maybe there's hope for me yet. Possibly
Hey bill awsome videos! Try electric cleaner rather than break cleaner leaves little to no residues
"There's still something stuck in there" I thought this was gunna be one of those Halloween Candy jokes and he'd get in and a rabbit would jump out of the lock
I watched video 1344 today, it had a lot of the scritching that was evident a while back. The present day videos are much better, no scritching at all. Glad you got to the bottom of that and hope you have continued good luck with the voice. Did the throat cut leave a cool scar?
My fingertips used to dry and crack like yours, plain masking tape helps as much as anything, but I found no cure except to retire from work, the daily wear and tear on my hands stopped (of course) and they no longer dry and crack open.
Great video! I have a ton of old locks i want to restore now cause of your video!
That was a great video! Loved the bring back to life and an informative dissection of the lock.
No way i could do video series like you and the LPL be a lot of bleeping going on and less commentary.lol
Good job Bill
Good job building this challenge lock. I would like to try it for sure. 👍👍👍👍🧡
It's now the Sargent Sleeper!!
Very cool, BUT now you made it so evil! -- Great disassembly & quite interesting to see it's inner workings -- thanks for sharing
absolutely loved a bit different flavor on the video.
Bosnian Bill's Sargent pick killer lock! I can't wait to see videos of people trying to pick this one :-)
Pffbbt, for entertainment purposes, I'd like to see the LockPickingLawyer get his hands on this.
Gloves, Bill use gloves when using brake cleaner. Good video like always btw (y)
You should make the new pins a mystery for people. It's like a new lock you come across, You don't know what's in it.
You missed the obvious sign. Note the LL stamped near the keyway. This was clearly made by the Lockpicking Lawyer back when he was in kindergarten.
Have you ever seen a lock with magnetic pins so the key pins and drivers stick together?
I seem to remember one of the challenge locks he had a while back had magnets in it...
Congrats on picking a one pin lock
Feel like the harder a lock is the more necessary a key for it is to prove it actually opens o.o Maybe could have recut the key since you didn't want to pin to that bitting?
Wish I could give it a go or two, dunno the email though. Goodluck to whomever gets it!
I would love to try that old bugger
Proves newer isn't better. Great construction. As usual a day late or a dollar short for giveaways. LOL...LOL...LOL...Any free used picks? Send them may way, please. Thanks for another great video.
Nice clever hard job. Keep up.
Very interesting video. Something different. Thanks for sharing.
Damn it, now I wanna do this, buy a bunch of old locks, gut them and re-pin them, With a new key and everything