LOL, thanks. ALso, remember that this was not a blind pick. I usually pick a lock a couple times before turning the camera on, just to make sure I can do it!
Very nice and big Cisa and a lock you can really call a lock ;D. Compared to other locks, it really did put up a good fight, as you said, mostly and most likely because of the nasty nasty keyway :D. Very good pick, it's not often that you have so much work with a lock, but it was excellent :).
Nice looking lock. The warding looks like the jaws of some animal. 😁 Nice job on the video also. I like how you worked your way up and down the stack, passing the one's that have little resistance. The tensioning of the lock was a nice bit also. I too am a fan of the wiper blades 😬 I made a pick out of one, and an acid brush folded over and squeezed in a bench vise, then wrapped with electrical tape. The shaft to handle ratio is slightly off, with the handle being shorter than a factory pick. I made it by accident, but it works great. Thanks again for a very informative video.
Very impressive lock body and a great keyway. CISA has some really interesting locks in their line up. LPL, I guess I won't be having 7 years bad luck this time.... 😉
And maybe consider an explanatory video on the vocabulary about lockpicking for newbies like me? So we can catch up. For example What's a false set? Thank you you kindly.
I'm in the process of compiling beginner materials, but it's still a ways off. For now, I highly recommend Bosnian Bill's website which has excellent beginner materials.
I have seen Cisa locks on containers (shipping containers). They have a reputation of being rugged and not easy to pick. I am familiar with the "bolt" type locks.
I commented ages ago on the ABUS shaped keyway. This time it's the opposite. The keyway is printed on the reverse side of the bow followed by a copyright circle.
I'm sorry that your expectations towards your viewers are do low. We must do better. I did indeed look through your playlists. I'll find a pc instead of using a phone. That'll provide me with a better overview. Thank you for your answer :)
fascinating! I dont quite understand the terminology and what a driver pin etc does and what causes this counter rotation, but it is all very interesting nonetheless!
LPL: If you have any questions or comments about this lock, please put them below" EVERYBODY ELSE: "How did you do that ?" (I _censored_ all the swearing)
I would say if you’re spp-ing it may come into play depending on how heavy your tension is and how heavy handed you are with your picking hand. It would just feel like an extra serration once you push the security pins above the shear line.
kevinmartingreen the bidding on this must have been tough because LPL opened the shutter variant with same keyway quite quickly but in saying that LPL opens most locks in under 1 1/2 minutes including Multlocks
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I think that's the only lock I've seen you have a real fight with, Great pick. 👍👍
LOL, you need to watch more of my videos!
@@lockpickinglawyer This lock must rank in the *Top Ten* though ..
Brother, you make lock picking look so easy, even on the tough ones! Great videos...I'm binging. Cheers! Chris.
LOL, thanks. ALso, remember that this was not a blind pick. I usually pick a lock a couple times before turning the camera on, just to make sure I can do it!
Very nice and big Cisa and a lock you can really call a lock ;D. Compared to other locks, it really did put up a good fight, as you said, mostly and most likely because of the nasty nasty keyway :D. Very good pick, it's not often that you have so much work with a lock, but it was excellent :).
Thanks... these lock are definitely more fun to pick on than the ones that just roll over for me.
I can imagine ...it must be so boring for you ;D.
Very nice. I love the Italian lock brands :-) horrible keyway... it looks the same as the Cisa 285/75 shutter lock
The keyway is EXACTLY the same, but oddly enough, the core is slightly longer in the 285... not swappable.
Nice looking lock. The warding looks like the jaws of some animal. 😁 Nice job on the video also. I like how you worked your way up and down the stack, passing the one's that have little resistance. The tensioning of the lock was a nice bit also. I too am a fan of the wiper blades 😬 I made a pick out of one, and an acid brush folded over and squeezed in a bench vise, then wrapped with electrical tape. The shaft to handle ratio is slightly off, with the handle being shorter than a factory pick. I made it by accident, but it works great.
Thanks again for a very informative video.
Thanks... glad you like. :-)
I have one of these. I was thinking it was one of the best locks made.
Please make more Ramset videos. :)
That's a pretty mighty lock. Longest time to pick we've seen from you in a while.
The keyway definitely put up a fight...
Very impressive lock body and a great keyway. CISA has some really interesting locks in their line up.
LPL, I guess I won't be having 7 years bad luck this time.... 😉
LOL... no bad luck this time. Me, on the other hand... I'm falling behind on comments!
And maybe consider an explanatory video on the vocabulary about lockpicking for newbies like me? So we can catch up. For example What's a false set? Thank you you kindly.
I'm in the process of compiling beginner materials, but it's still a ways off. For now, I highly recommend Bosnian Bill's website which has excellent beginner materials.
You are the master my respect for you
Thanks for the kind words. :-)
Great job picking as always brother, nice to see a lock still gives u some challenge lol great review and thanks for sharing it with us!
Cool tricky keyway and some decent drill protection as well; and as always, nice picking LPL
Thanks.
I have seen Cisa locks on containers (shipping containers). They have a reputation of being rugged and not easy to pick. I am familiar with the "bolt" type locks.
Most are quite good... by "Bolt lock" do you mean the lock I featured in video 299?
That's a great lock and great picking - very cool keyway.
Thanks
When a castle looks impregnable, look for the weakest point. In this case.... Tensioning. Beautiful lock and nice pick.
Thanks...
I commented ages ago on the ABUS shaped keyway. This time it's the opposite. The keyway is printed on the reverse side of the bow followed by a copyright circle.
LOL, I suspect that the copyright on this keyway ran out long ago... this is an old one.
That's a big lock with an oversized shackle!🔒 Nice to see such a radical warding in it. I imagine the tolerences were pretty good too.🤔👍🙃
nicely done,and if you're having trouble getting over the warding then I've got no hope LOL ...
Thanks... and don't sell yourself short. There's nothing magical about my hands. If I can do it, anyone else can with practice.
@lockpickinglawyer there isnt any possibility to see some "made for home" for Cisa?
Who else finds these relaxing
Impressive lock and picking! have you tried with the SSDEV hooks I think the thiner tip would be easier to maneuver around the sharp warding edges?
I didn't try them, though I bet it would work if it wasn't too thick..
Love this channel! A humble request: please consider making a folder for challenge locks for ease of access.
Kind regards, a subscriber.
+poul g exner There is one... check my playlists. :-)
I'm sorry that your expectations towards your viewers are do low. We must do better. I did indeed look through your playlists. I'll find a pc instead of using a phone. That'll provide me with a better overview. Thank you for your answer :)
This looked a lot harder than the cisa shutter lock you did. What made this one harder. ?
Probably just me having an "off" day... or an "on" day before.
With these keyways is it the long pins or the short pins that make these tricky?
Short.
same here nice to see u have to put up a little fight whith a lock lol any way nice job on that key way nasty thanks stiglocks..r
The keyway definitely put up a fight... makes it more fun for me.
Great picking, must have been a tough pick
Thanks.
fascinating! I dont quite understand the terminology and what a driver pin etc does and what causes this counter rotation, but it is all very interesting nonetheless!
LPL: If you have any questions or comments about this lock, please put them below"
EVERYBODY ELSE: "How did you do that ?" (I _censored_ all the swearing)
What are those single serrations for?
Probably an anti-rake feature... makes it harder for overset pins to drop down.
Does it have any effect on single pin picking the lock?
I would say if you’re spp-ing it may come into play depending on how heavy your tension is and how heavy handed you are with your picking hand. It would just feel like an extra serration once you push the security pins above the shear line.
amazing!
Could the core be removed with a core puller?
Is this their biggest padlock of this type?
Jasmine Lognnes yes 14mm
I thought there was one larger, with a closed shackle.
Can these be raked open?
No... the keyway would not allow it.
It looked like the keyway was printed on the keys. Am I crazy?
kevinmartingreen yes
chefgav1, check the video at 6:55. I'm pretty sure that's the profile of the keyway stamped onto the key.
kevinmartingreen yep I have a few of these and you are right
chefgav1, that's kinda cool. I haven't seen that before. If I manufactured a lock with a nasty keyway I'd probably be proud of it too.
kevinmartingreen the bidding on this must have been tough because LPL opened the shutter variant with same keyway quite quickly but in saying that LPL opens most locks in under 1 1/2 minutes including Multlocks
I know it’s good
Was there nothing unusual in the Bible?
Nope... smooth as a baby's... well, it's smooth.
I'm changing all my locks to cisa 280/70. Ha,ha.
LOL, you could do worse.
I've send you a few questions on your e-mail -I would be very happy if you can spend 5 min on it :)
Cheers
vde
I didn't see... can you resend? My inbox has been flooded with spam recently, so I may have deleted it in error.
Hi, no worries. I've just sent it again.
Thanks :)
I'm the average annoying guy. The correct pronounce of Cisa is something like CHEESA. Just saying.
Thanks... I've been told that before, but forgot. I got it right in todays video! :-)
just stsrted. 8 minute video? prediciting no longer than 3 minuted of picking.
LOL, that's usually about right.
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