This video I missed back then and it was a blast to watch as if Bill was still making videos about locks and picking. He was and is the BEST!! Thanks Bill
I'll wager that a Swiss psychiatrist hired an engineering firm to design a lock that would bring him a steady supply of locksmiths driven to insanity. You're a far more patient man than I am to pick through that beast.
I think was one of the most enjoyable picks yet. Very satisfying to see you have such a touch time before some sweet success. Thanks for the ride along Bill I barely got a handle on security pins, side bars terrify me.
I really don't mind the video being long. In fact i just like watching your fingers work. Your always thinking ahead when you're picking. Great concentration,Great pick. 🔏Don't need no stinking 🔓Key
bill we have to send you back to basic.... get the false set and then clear the side bar before you clear the false set. thats something i learned form you!
That's a pretty cool lock, even though it only has 5 pins. I tend to use really light tension and end up over setting pins, so a lock like this would be my nemesis...
messitup The word is that they are fan-made. A lot of these 3D ones look like they're from the same person/program using templates. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
On locks like this, is there anyway to get a macro shot, or a mini cam view of the inside? It seems to have a wide key-way and would give use a pretty cool idea of what your dealing with.
I understand your channel is for teaching purposes for locksmiths and lock enthusiast . have you been hit with the monetization on TH-cam of losing revenue or it does that not affect you ? other than for the question thank you for making this TH-cam channel.
Looks like you have effectively graduated to picking high-security rated locking mechanisms... If you can successfully manipulate this thing open - you would have no problems at all with ASSA/Schlage-PrimusXP and Medeco M3...
So what would be the most secure lock against picking, drilling, etc ? Yale 3* platinium ? This one took 10 minutes on the video, same as the 3* Yale, and I suspect it must be much more expensive ! Any link, video on this question ? OK, here is one from this channel : (967) LockLab's Naughtiest Locks
@Smart Cat Collar Project these locks are stupidly cheap for how good they are. I paid under €90 for 3 cylinders and 6 keys. Also the keys are numbered, so you need a special card in order to be able to get more keys or cylinders made.
Are there much of these "rules" the picker has to follow? Seemed that after Bill picked the lock and turned the core it wouldn't matter if the lock leaves the screen for a second....
The reason for the keep-in-frame rule is too keep pickers from recording the picking of an easier/modified lock of the same brand/model and then slicing in video of gutting the more difficult lock; claiming it was the more difficult lock they picked. Do I think Bill would ever do such? No, but everyone plays by the same set of rules. Edited: clarity
if you look at the keyway you'll notice it has a lot of marks and dings on the front. I doubt he could replicate those so all he would have to do is show that side.
hi love the show. you make it look like a fun puzzle or mind game when your working a lock and I think that is just the coolest thing ever, very Zen to watch. just hoping in your next vid if you could explain the point of diffent doings and what they do... after watch other vids and expressly this one I get the false gate and deep gate... but the diffent springs still confuse me... With tension on the core how can you tell a difference really or why the effect mattets.
I'm looking for a new cylinder and trying to decide between the M&C Condor and BKS Janus 46. Does anybody know which of them offers better picking resistance? I would really appreciate recommendations :)
Torfi Þorgrímsson The word is that they are fan-made. A lot of these 3D ones look like they're from the same person/program using templates. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
I think in one of his videos a long time ago, he said that it was his niece of nephew ( maybe both ) that helped with that part of his videos. Whoever is making them is getting a lot better. Also, some of the endings, you can tell are from when he is at " work ", in different locations in the world.
M&C is actually Dutch, and they do a lot of their manufacturing in Germany. I don't know why they put that on their locks; perhaps they are licensing Swiss technology? Perhaps someone will send you an Ankerslot cylinder one of these days...
In the US we have pretty much standard door sizes. In Europe they have multiple sizes for security, insulation, everyday use, etc and this one is adjustable for the different thicknesses.
Thanks Bill, always a pleasure watching a master at his game.
Thank you, sir! I appreciate the compliment.
I’m happy that I bought this cilinder for my house. If it takes an expert picker over 10 mins to pick, a thief has virtually no chance…
I bought these locks for my house about a year ago.. now I know I made the right choice! Thanks for the video!!
This video I missed back then and it was a blast to watch as if Bill was still making videos about locks and picking.
He was and is the BEST!!
Thanks Bill
I'll wager that a Swiss psychiatrist hired an engineering firm to design a lock that would bring him a steady supply of locksmiths driven to insanity. You're a far more patient man than I am to pick through that beast.
"Look at this key... tell me, what do you see?" The Rorschach locksmith test!
Don't worry about the long videos, Bill. We love 'em all!
Nice video. Was actually looking to put this lock on my door. This is far better than any review video. Think we got a winner.
Jee... that's way way beyond me. Hasn't even got my first dimple picked yet. Standing ovation are in order!
Wow! You earned that one Bill! Congrats!
Nice to see you had quite a challenge with this. Usually you eat challenge locks for breakfast!
WOW! What a roller coaster or a pick! So great that you got it.
Holy moly, superb picking skills. Nice work! That lock is insane
The new pinning tray looks cool. I'm guessing it began life as a bamboo cutting board.
That's just amazing how you can pick that with all the false gates. Fantastic !!
Great, Bill! Watched every minute of it. As a locksmith in training the footage is invaluable to me! Thank you.
I think was one of the most enjoyable picks yet. Very satisfying to see you have such a touch time before some sweet success. Thanks for the ride along Bill
I barely got a handle on security pins, side bars terrify me.
Great picking as always and the pins are pretty neat for a commercial lock.
Bill is the Bob Ross of lock picking lol. Keep em coming love it
I really don't mind the video being long. In fact i just like watching your fingers work. Your always thinking ahead when you're picking. Great concentration,Great pick. 🔏Don't need no stinking 🔓Key
holy shit that was some high level picking. good job on the patience and not getting frustrated and messing it up halfway in
Incredible! A bill vid I actually skipped forward in.
Dude, that crowd applauding was hilarious!
Way to go, Bill. You are the pick wizard!
I love the applause when Bill finally unlocks it :)
awesome job! you really are a superstar now bill
Who else wants to see Bill try to pick a lock while drunk...? Just me? :(
sixtysixstyx assimilation with other petty criminals, makes it more realistic haha
Sounds funny... But, I cannot imagine him drunk... At least not on camera, but it would be interesting to see..
You're assuming he's not already...
You don't mean Bill you mean YOU, right? I've had a couple (or few) and this guy is absolutely mesmerising :P
I have literally zero reason to assume this but I feel like Bill would be an angry drunk.
bill we have to send you back to basic.... get the false set and then clear the side bar before you clear the false set. thats something i learned form you!
Great to see Bosnian Bill sharing his obvious knowledge with Noobs like me. Inspirational. I'm hooked. Thanks you.
Great pick and super funny applause track!
That's a pretty cool lock, even though it only has 5 pins. I tend to use really light tension and end up over setting pins, so a lock like this would be my nemesis...
"All day affair, twenty attemps"-- That's Billspeak for about 45 minutes.........
Congrats! That was a hard one :). Happy you made it.
Very Nice pick...
Those drivers look like the same type in the Scorpion MX5.
The applause was a great touch. I literally lifted my hands as though I won something.
Great job as usual always like watching you videos thanks
That key is gnarly..
Great video, awesome pick!!
loving the new camera angle Bill
Bill you need to design a lock by yourself ! 🎉
great figth.Kudos to you sir!
Seems like you got a new camera. video looks so much better than earlier ones.
There are more than just 2 of us, I am sure.
WherE-mE-weeD nah, at least 3
It was fun while it lasted! haha
Maybe 4?
C'mon Bill we know you faked this: you got the right Alan key first time! TWICE! ;-p
beautiful tray
There's the right way, the wrong way, and the max power way! Isn't that just the wrong way? Yeah! But faster!
nice lock, and as always nice video .!
lol, bill is getting good with these intros:) thanks for the upload.
messitup The word is that they are fan-made. A lot of these 3D ones look like they're from the same person/program using templates. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
right, but he took the time to put it in there.:)
messitup One of the many examples of the love shared between BB and his fans.
nice spp'd Bill. THANKS FOR SHOWING😎😎😎😎😎
Awesome vid, cool to see this lock. The applause was hilarious. :P
Do you have cart keys with bunch of holes on it? those used in hotels guest rooms. howb safe are they?
Nicely done!
Patience of the dhali llama... level 5000
bills hands looking prehistoric
They were handed down from his Father.
On locks like this, is there anyway to get a macro shot, or a mini cam view of the inside? It seems to have a wide key-way and would give use a pretty cool idea of what your dealing with.
myron skill brah! liked
Those "false gates" being so deep look more like master keying.
I understand your channel is for teaching purposes for locksmiths and lock enthusiast . have you been hit with the monetization on TH-cam of losing revenue or it does that not affect you ? other than for the question thank you for making this TH-cam channel.
love the vids man keep them coming
yuhu im one of two that are still watching, you can do it bill
Nice Bill
That lock and key are scary looking.
Interesting video thanks
OMG, I wouldn't even attempt to pick this lock.
they say that "it's all in how you hold your mouth" but you know how they are !!!
Hardest 1 too pick ?
Hello Bill, nice wor as allways ;-)
did You noticed steel insert from side of cylinder? (it can be seen on picture too..)
marked number 3.. :-)
Who is the better picker? Bill or lockpickinglawyer?
They both have locks they can open but the other guy can not. Difficult to say.
can you show us videos of putting the locks back together
Drifting Inc. look up his video #588 How to (RE)Assemble locks.
Bill I wanna know if this ever went back together haha
Looks like you have effectively graduated to picking high-security rated locking mechanisms... If you can successfully manipulate this thing open - you would have no problems at all with ASSA/Schlage-PrimusXP and Medeco M3...
what door does that lock fit in???? its 8 inchs long!
Does bob sell those pinning trays? I'd love to buy one.
Wondering to which belt class corresponds this lock. I didn't find it in the list.
Sorry to sound so dumb but I have watched tons of your videos and I still have no clue what this kind of lock is used in? What does it go in?
I suspect that is going to be your worst nightmare.
In your opinion, which is more difficult, this condor or the cisa r3s s?
So what would be the most secure lock against picking, drilling, etc ? Yale 3* platinium ? This one took 10 minutes on the video, same as the 3* Yale, and I suspect it must be much more expensive ! Any link, video on this question ?
OK, here is one from this channel : (967) LockLab's Naughtiest Locks
Can I contact the maker of the pinning tray? I would love to see if he'd make me one!
@Smart Cat Collar Project these locks are stupidly cheap for how good they are. I paid under €90 for 3 cylinders and 6 keys.
Also the keys are numbered, so you need a special card in order to be able to get more keys or cylinders made.
By the time you opened the lock you're already behind bars...
"Doesn't count if it leaves the frame" - Then proceeds to cover the entire lock with hand to show the pin he knocked out
SReject why should he lie to us
I don't think Bill would. Just pointing out how after repeatedly stating he needed to keep the lock in the frame, he covered the lock.
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would consider self induced root canal with a Dremel Tool before trying to put that lock back together again.
Are there much of these "rules" the picker has to follow? Seemed that after Bill picked the lock and turned the core it wouldn't matter if the lock leaves the screen for a second....
The reason for the keep-in-frame rule is too keep pickers from recording the picking of an easier/modified lock of the same brand/model and then slicing in video of gutting the more difficult lock; claiming it was the more difficult lock they picked.
Do I think Bill would ever do such? No, but everyone plays by the same set of rules.
Edited: clarity
Aa, ok. Well that's makes perfect sense now :) guess im too honest person to not think of that! :D
18:52
Do you see the black flash? Yeah I reckon he swapped the locks. Cheater.
Prehistoricman that's the flash of shame from the lock.. naked like that..
if you look at the keyway you'll notice it has a lot of marks and dings on the front. I doubt he could replicate those so all he would have to do is show that side.
Since when does Bill record in front of a live studio audience?
hi love the show. you make it look like a fun puzzle or mind game when your working a lock and I think that is just the coolest thing ever, very Zen to watch. just hoping in your next vid if you could explain the point of diffent doings and what they do... after watch other vids and expressly this one I get the false gate and deep gate... but the diffent springs still confuse me... With tension on the core how can you tell a difference really or why the effect mattets.
I'm looking for a new cylinder and trying to decide between the M&C Condor and BKS Janus 46.
Does anybody know which of them offers better picking resistance?
I would really appreciate recommendations :)
Bill, I need your help until I can take your classes, too much bad stuff to write on open forum. Please help me RmB
Wonder what he considers as the most secure Euro-lock
If its not the mul t lock mt5+, it has to be close.
iStormUK nah, I think Bill managed to pick these but the assa abloy protec2 has never been picked yet.
Where does he get all these damn intros?
Torfi Þorgrímsson The word is that they are fan-made. A lot of these 3D ones look like they're from the same person/program using templates. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
I think in one of his videos a long time ago, he said that it was his niece of nephew ( maybe both ) that helped with that part of his videos. Whoever is making them is getting a lot better. Also, some of the endings, you can tell are from when he is at " work ", in different locations in the world.
All in know is that they are way too loud.
E M Oh yeah, though I think we can point to whoever makes the final cut of the videos, be it BB or someone else.
haha if bill was my uncle id probably want to make intros for him too :D
you should put another mic up to the lock so we can hear the clicks and what not
Can a ABUS 80Ti/50 have a T pins?
I was in audience.
go Bill, go...go Bill go... (repeat)
M&C is actually Dutch, and they do a lot of their manufacturing in Germany. I don't know why they put that on their locks; perhaps they are licensing Swiss technology?
Perhaps someone will send you an Ankerslot cylinder one of these days...
Apologies for newbie question but...Where do you use these long locks? You can't use these lock for a door.
Cylinders are really common in Europe for doors, this one is adjustable in length.
arbre thanks, I am judging by the lenght of the lock being longer than the door thickness.
Yes it seems a bit long indeed. Maybe for secure / armored doors ?
Yes we in Europe can have very thick doors!!!!
In the US we have pretty much standard door sizes. In Europe they have multiple sizes for security, insulation, everyday use, etc and this one is adjustable for the different thicknesses.
looks like you could shove a popsicle stick in there and ruin someones day
Aus welchem Material besteht der Schlüssel?
Good PICK!!!!!!
Where i can buy one