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012 Locknoob's Abona & Monith rakes by Multipick (Review)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ม.ค. 2021
- In this episode I'll be reviewing Locknoob's Abona & Monith rakes by Multipick.
This review is not sponsored and I have no affiliation with Locknoob or Multipick, although I would certainly be open to future colaboration!
In his overview of the picks' design, Locknoob describes them as 'dynamic', arguing that the profiles of these tools are specifically designed to be able to defeat challenging bitting and security pins which would usually require single pin picking.
If you decide to pick up one or both of these rakes, you can find them on Multipick's online catalogue:
Abona: shop.multipick...
Monith: shop.multipick...
I successfully raked open a American lock 3200, using the Abona. I’ve been trying to open that lock for a very long time. I’m trying to work on my SPP skills. Anyway to have the lock open finally made my night. Great Rakes!
Great work Sarah - congratulations on the open 🙌
You have me sold! Also super cool that locknoob gave you a shoutout!! Awesome guy. Keep the vids coming!
Yeah he's a great guy and very generous.
Successfully raking the 570 just sold me! One of my favorite locks to spp, never thought I'd see it raked...
Me neither - it was a complete surprise! I did it twice more to confirm that it wasn’t a fluke. I found a mix of scrubbing and rocking for the open for me.
yep and now 552 you are doing an awesome job!
I have certainly seen an acceleration of subs over the last week Dana which has been very humbling and exciting - thanks for sharing the journey with me 🙌😉
Nice. Thanks for the review. I look forward to adding them to my collection.
Let me know how you get on with them Andrew 😉
I'm glad to see you giving Ash's designs the exposure they deserve. It's wonderful to see locksporters revolutionizing pick design and this is an example that shows there's always room to improve our tools. Also kudos to Multipick for choosing to produce the Abona and Monith.
Thanks for the review! I'm building up a long list of items that I'll order from Multipick all at once to save on shipping to the US. These have been added now haha. And again congrats on the subs! 🥳
Cheers mate - and thanks for helping get my question highlighted in the live chat 🙏
@@fishpicks4531 of course! I was really curious myself.
Nice review! The Noobster would like it too.
Thanks mate - I think he was happy and I saw that Multipicks tweeted a link to this too which is great 😉
A great set to add to the tool kit. Thanks or doing this review, cheers
My pleasure 😉🙌
need to keep them in mind when I'll inevitably largen my collection! nice vid, keep em coming!
Will do and thanks for taking the time to watch the review 🙏
Yet again a cracking vid. AND congrats on 500+ subs. Keep them coming.
Will do Jeff - thanks mate 🙌
Thanks for the review. A few other channels have also reviewed these picks and the consensus all seems to be the same, they work great!
I concur! Well worth the investment in my opinion 😉🙌
I'll be adding these to my tools. Thanks for reviewing them. Lock Noob is great! He asked late last year if he should rebrand himself in a poll btw...and very few voted for him too. Cheers and keep up the great work!
Hah I didn’t know that! It was only said in jest really - I like the branding as is 😉
@@fishpicks4531 Yeah he must of thought of it too. lol
Ohhh, haven't seen those on Noob's channel yet, I'll have to check it out. I love his Monkey paw from sparrows. Multipick is always Gold but it also cost As MUCH as Gold, lol. BUT- since I like Noob= I'll have to buy these now. And since I have to pay for some lame shipping= I might as well get his version of the tube tensioner too. I really wish someone would make a normal Tube tensioner. That bar across is so NOT ideal. It gets in the way of the picking, it tensiones the lock evenly, instead of from one side, making the pins harder to set. All you'd have to do is investigate the width and depth of your average Tube lock and make a square that fits into it= just like the key that opens it has. Then you just hang a bar off to the right. When it's in situ or a vice, you simply apply pressure down like any other normal tension tool. You could even do it one handed if it's on a wall. The bar would be off to the right of the lock and out of your way, and you'd be applying pressure from the top of the lock instead of the middle which makes setting pins easier as the tension is more pronounced as it's only from one side, like how a BOK tool does. I plan on just making my own because no matter who I tell it to that this is how a Tube tensioner SHOULD be made= deaf ears. Also, since no one pays any respect to tubes, and they a cool, fun, and EVERYwhere, I think they should make a spinner for them. The biggest gripe from any picker is they have to pick it multiple times. Well, why not make a tool that once you pick the first set, you turn it just so it's picked but hasn't;'t fallen int othe next set of chambers, remove tensioner and insert Tube Spinner= viola= you don't have to pick it more than once. It would be almost the same design as a Plug spinner except smaller- and with a notch insert like a tube key would have. Not probably gonna make that as it would require enough work that I would feel compel to produce them so as to compensate for my time invested in it. Still, it's a tool just waiting to be made. Anywho, thanks for the video.
Great video as always, nice rakes!
I see you're playing with S&L pads too- are these our version of the Masters, y'think?😁
Yes I think they are Peter - easy confidence boosters and cheap too 😉
Great video👍
Have you seen the last vid from locknoob, must have taken him quite a wile to develop these rakes👍🇨🇭
No I’ll need to go and check it out - thanks for the heads up 🙌
You deserve even more subs
That’s very kind Rick - hopefully, if I keep adding value, they’ll come in time 😉
I'll agree with that. 👍👍👍👍
I own the set myself, as mentioned by fish picks, it is an acquired skill when raking and this is one that I myself do need to practice along with my single pin picking as I try to hone my skills to be able to pick even more challenging locks. They're a good addition to a set and would also recommend too! Awesome video my friend, and I look forward to more videos and hopefully the end of next week the last of the special ordered american locks will arrive and I will be able to add them to the packages I will be sending to you and 2 others.
Thanks mate - really looking forward to the gift package! Take good care 🙌😉
@@fishpicks4531 i am still waiting for 2 american lock hidden shackle trailer locks to arrive, when they arrive the package will be ready to be sent.
@@j.gabriel8573 no rush mate - all in good time.
@Flushdraw not actually, I really don't use raking much,.I sometimes will give it a go, I have actually so many picks and stuff that I really don't use. I started out buying all kinds of stuff and later on I found out certain picks I use and rakes I don't. I haven't really made myself practice with them
Nice video Fish i think a nod to mr Cocolitos was involved too as he has searched for the perfect "mimic" rake/rocker profile for many years and his are available (PICK C09) from overture fine as an addition to the corbeau set, still Ash has done an enviable job enhancing our sport!
Thanks for that additional info. - I appreciate the shout out to Mr Cocolitos - as a newcomer I am not yet aware of his contribution but it sounds significant and I will look into the PICK C09 🙌
Some day fish picks will be a channel name and a brand name.
Fish picks starter set, fish picks advance set ect.
Well if that day comes, I will remember this thread fondly Ray. I’m taking baby steps and focusing on adding value - the rest is in the hands of the community, but that is a fine aspiration for the future 😉🙏
@@fishpicks4531 I'm a TH-cam junkie and I know a good thing when I see it.
I've seen other channels grow.
I don't say these things to be nice or to kiss your ass, I truly expect big things for you.
No pressure just speaking from experience.
I will probably be getting the set myself.
Let me know how you get along with them John - I really like them 😉
@@fishpicks4531 I just got both of them today. Like most things, with a little practice they seem to work well. I've always like the snake type picks, but I am now kind of leaning towards the Abona. More tools for the shed...and they all are useful with the right applications and locks. Overall, I am pleased!
@@jamkpa glad to hear it John - happy picking mate 😉
Really miss your content, Fish!
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Can you or someone do a video on the different companies that sell lock sport tools? I’m interested in where they are located and how much shipping costs.
Hi - thanks for the comment. I think that's quite tough because there are so many companies and I wouldn't want to recommend anyone who I haven't used. Where are you based? Perhaps that way I can offer advice that is more useful to you. I'd also recommend joining some of the Facebook forums if that is a platform you use - they will be able to offer some great advice.
@@fishpicks4531 Canada. Have only been using Sparrows because it is Canada but wondering about American companies. I’ve seen a few mentions on Facebook and have Googled other ones.
@@dhuyghebaert1422 So I use UK-based or European companies when I can because everything is twice the cost from the US once postage and import duties are taken into account. I think hitting up the forums is your best bet :)
They're neat, but they don't really do anything that existing tried and true rakes don't.