(991) Review: Sparrows Under-the-Door (UDT) Tool
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- This is a review of the Sparrows Under the Door (UDT) tool, commonly used by LEO and fire departments to bypass doors in emergencies.
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Thank you for also showing the other side of the door. I've seen a video like that a year back, and couldn't wrap my head around HOW that works.
Yes i know, if i ever need this, i won't see the other side. But having seen it in action once might help understanding whats supposed to happen.
djteac
And seeing how it works also helps you work out how to improvise a home made version in an emergency. Looks like a wire coat hanger and piece of string would do if you were desperate.
you don't even need the string. if you loop the top of the hanger , it slides right on, and then you just pull the end sticking through the bottom to unlock the door. i actually made a permanent one for my dorm room a few years back so i didn't have to carry a key, and could just reach under the door to unlock it
Bye you’re not coming in the world just called me she want me to work at night like we can do and I don’t know if you snap she came back with the fucking about the boxes always outside lol
I love your videos. You have actually inspired me to become a locksmith. I'm currently in the process of obtaining my license.
It’s been long enough I can ask, how’s the career change going?
Its been even longer than the above comment. How goes the career change?
I watched a bunch of videos about this tool last night. I just saw yours. It's the best. Thank you!
This is a perfect tool to use in my apartment building. People are paying $100 and $200+ to locksmiths (some of whom can't get in). This tool requires dexterity, not picking talent; no locks to damage; easy peasy. Awesome. : )
Bought this a few weeks ago- can't tell you the fun I've had exploring. Sparrow REALLY puts out quality products- everything I've bought from them, be it picks or shims, has been nothing but exceptional. You can really 'feel' the craftsmanship they put into their stuff.
Thought we were going to see you right at the end, Bill. Waiting for 1000 for the big reveal, gotcha.
choochoochooseyou - You could see him in his old miniquad vids. Dunno why everyone cares what he looks like.
thechosendude That makes 2 of us. I've even seen it in the comment sections get to the point where people actually get somewhat mad about it & even start whining, crying, & act like they're 6! All over something so trivial. I would venture to say that it's because of A) His career & what he has access to, B) Doesn't care to have unknown people bothering him & family out at restaurants, airports, etc... or C) Doesn't want to possibly deal with some whack job nutcase TH-cam stalker! Plus I can't say that I blame him.
I have found some levers to be a bit tricky to fully retract without slipping off. In these cases it's handy to slide a shim in when you get the handle partially turned. I've used the benjim version.
@@blwngt1598 exactly, if I had a youtube channel, I wouldn't show my face either. Most of my favorite channels the youtuber never shows his face.
Those are actually required by the Americans with Disabilities Act for businesses and public buildings.
Cool! You showed how it works from every angle. Thanks!
Thanks man just used this tool for the first time at Nissan dealship
I use one a lot. They work great. Thanks again Bill for a great review.
I used to do this with a straightened wire hanger and rearrange my roommate's stuff lol
We would do this all the time in the military barracks.
Your videos are my new hobby! Always entertaining!
I just loving these "field trips: of yours, Bill. The suspense of waiting for the BIG 1000, is almost unbearable. Hope you post the blooper reels soon.
Thought we were going to see Bill's face in this one! Clever!
Round doorknobs are a pain in the ass for those of us with nerve damage or less functional hands. I can pick a lock, but smooth, round doorknobs can stop me dead.
These are the lock picking I like to see! No picking at all just beat the system!
Yeah! Let's see Bills face on the 1000th video!
Dude... Perfect door to show the mini Jim on.
That's awesome information. I never realized that type of handle is often dictacted by code for commercial applications, and I'm a security officer at a huge manufacturing plant. I go through these doors probably a hundred times a night. I'll have to start paying attention to which doors have handles and which have knobs out of curiosity, based on your statement I expect to find doors that would need to be used to exit in an emergency to have handles. I've often noticed we have both but never realized why. They all use Best locks, and I usually just stick my GM key in and go through without giving it a second thought.
I'd say 90% of our locks have keyways on both sides though, so this method wouldn't work. Being such an old building though I've noticed that the vast majority of doors have poor tolerances on the frame so a shove-it tool would work in a pinch. Having a GM key is nice though :).
great video Bill. Thank you
I really need this tool! It has a cool acronym too - UDT
Some brands of lever handles have extended the the end of the handle so that it is much closer to the door. Specifically to make doing this a lot more of a pain. Had to modify mine a little to make overcoming them easier. The last one was a restricted keyway IC core Sargent. Didn't even bother trying to pick it. 😁
I do maintenance on a couple of government buildings. some rooms are no on the master key and have only 1 key. locking the key in the room is a problem. instead of a locksmith every time, I bought one of these. easy.
guys maybe hes not able to show his face due to his line of work? like some of the police officers that vlog now.
I know he has said in previous videos he works for the feds. Not having people be able to spot you in public and know who you are and what you do is important. I'm sure he doesn't just serve coffee with his skills either, he probably has access to sensitive information. There are obvious safety and security concerns that could come up, and his face isn't important to picking locks anyway.
+Bosnianbill .Fantastic Video Bill & Very Nice how you hid behind the door. LOL. I had to help a friend of mine who owns a very big Hotel with a Magnetic Card Lock System that when the batteries run out you couldn't get into the room and that included the owner as well so what I did was got him a U.D.T. So they could Open the Doors but before they used to have to drill the door open and that was extremely expensive as you can imagine. He was shocked at how easy it was to use the U.D.T. and that it even existed so Thank You Sparrows for such great products. Very Funny With The Old Balls Joke As Well. Keep up the great work. Nick.
we saw a leg! we now know that BosnianBill is more than just two arms and a voice!
so much cheaper than hiring a locksmith, thank you! a bit concerned about the effectiveness of these doors for security though...
We just had our apartment doors replaced with new fire doors with these handles. I understand the need to mitigate possible egress issues with the geriatric community, but all they've done for most people in our building is introduce a easy bypass method to every single unit. Without your vids BB we'd be blind. Thank you
Fantastic little tool Bill, thought we might all get a glimpse of you too there? Sadly not though. Happy picking nonetheless mate. 😁👍
Not only the elderly, Bill. Assistance animals can open them as well! I'm not sure if you're familiar with a British show called QI...they did a whole mini segment on door handles in an episode last season, Vancouver has outright banned the door knob. There's even a society that exists to keep the door knob for situations like historical buildings with antique fixtures etc. Was trying to find the details because it's quite interesting (that's what QI stands for) but I cant find them at this moment.
The lever style door handle also makes it ADA compliant.
you can also do this using a standard metal coat hanger. made quite a bit of money my freshman year of college doing this for people who locked themselves out of their dormrooms
Levers have to be used to be ADA complaint. For those that don't know what ADA stands for, it is Americans with Disabilities Act. Some people with disabilities can not turn a knob but can push down a lever.
THANK YOU love your videos find them so interesting
these intros are soooooo over the top lmao
we use the same tool made by a company called Keedex. I looks the same as your tool. you could also just stand on the lever to open, but that will definitely cause lock failure.
Great Tool, all over the World ;)
It didn't sound like there's anything like shrink tubing around the end of this tool to protect the door from scratches. I would definitely add some, if it's missing. And maybe put some kind of stickiness on it, so it doesn't slip off?
Come gaffer tape on the top really really helps.
Great video bill!
Thanks
excellent tool . nicely demonstrate, we didn't get to see your face lol
Just used one of these this morning on a job. Dude… I should have trained with it first haha. It looks really easy but once you’re in the field trying it you realize it’s tricky at first. It messes with you making really feel like an idiot.
These handle is with a hook at the end . What if the handle is straight ?
kids in the dorms would do this with coathanger and string.
nice as always
awesome trick
Could you use this tool to unblock a chain locked on a door? We have an elderly lady who was stuck on the toilet for Day and a half and we were unable to get to her bc her chain was locked in her day, i was about to stick sending in the opening and unlock the chain but would have been much easier to have something thin and better fit to open it. And I’m looking in to getting something for us to have to be able and ready in case this happens again
9 to go!
that is so cool.
Awesome 🗝️🗝️🎩
On a door with a handle that is not bend that way. Wouldn't this thing just slip off?
bosnianbill, like the wife of Columbo,... You will never see his face,.... except for, you know,... the ONE video,...
wow so easy with the right tool.
Bill, the handle has very little to do with the age of someone who would need to open a door.. The handle was implemented because of the ADA law. It is to help those with disabilities open said door. P.S. ADA is the Americans with Disability Act.
I would have thought that some who says they have worked with EoD in the military would know that. As it would be difficult to open a door knob if your hand was blown off by them nasty ol' terrorists.
Little Xel guys old people are the fastest growing sector of society, they get debilitating arthritis, he knows what he is saying. jesus how banal.
Old people handling balls. Phrasing.
It looks like a crude version of the original tool... The Mule,
this tool has been around for decades now.
What if the door handle does not have the curved lip that the tool gets caught in the end? Then the tool would slip off and don't work?
Got one of these and keep getting failures to open. It seems in the US your handles must all come with a hook inwards towards the door which seems to catch the hook of the tool. In the UK the handles are straight and smooth in the main. So the tool pulls the handle to just about open and slides right off the end. Leaving one very frustrated me on the other side of the locked door. Every damn time.
Pretty interesting what is it made of aluminum to be able to bend like that?
what if the door handle is spherical??
lol your boses must love you showing how easy it is to skip work early or get in and prank peoples offices
America is a funny funny place when it comes to security. I have yet to see a door you can shim, and yet to see a door where you can wiggle something under it. Here the frame always covers the locking bolt, and the door always open inward to the secured section. That way you also don't slam a door into the face of someone standing in the stairwell.
macavity in america we dont stand infront of doors we cant see through. thems the thoughts that won us the revolution. murica! fuck yeah!
Hmmm, what is the use of this legaly?
That 1000 is coming up Bill
Face reveal ?!
That looks like something out of a horror movie lol
You must be related to the guy on the show Home Improvement , the neighbor Wilson. You never see him either.
so use door Knob instead of a lever
Except the government codes require a lever. So it's a choice between getting a fine or being robbed.
Are we ever going to see your face? Cool tool!
Yeah. As long as the door handle is not straight.
Fire code, and the ADA, (Americans with Disabilities Act) Good , if inconvenient law.
Looks like a door jim would have worked in this lock just as well and takes up WAY less space.
wow i have never seen that before
Thats a smart tool LOL 😊
U haven't try it on a straight handle yet. U R lucky that the handle curve at the ends
what's the name of that tool and where can i get one?
No cofee inside so we can stay legal
where can i order this tool?? and what name it has??
Heh. When he first panned the door, my initial thought was "pop the hinges".
Did you mean to show the DTRA sign on the door and the KINGSTOWNE label on your keys? Your anonymity is leaking....
i dont have problem whit "balls" or "shaft" type handle .
Works great until you try to use on door with fire seal.
Hey, does anybody know if i can get this tool in germany?
Genial
What is a cubic employee?
Steve Tinter
Special employees who have the same dimensions in across each axis.
Cubic is a US Defense contractor.
I prefer to stick to being rhomboidal myself.
Its actually more for handicap people than fire code.
why you didn't show your face to the camera ? :)
saud alsammani he does work for the department of defense...
007 if he shows me his face he has to kill me 😱
Face reveal at 1000 or riot.
What are you gonna do for 1000? Crash your bike again? :D
pyro854 lol my wife said that he should show us his cat, we see the hair all the time, maybe he can give us another tour of the lab again and his cat!
LOL
Fuck!.......now ya show me
you sound like an educated Nicholas Cage.
Since we haven't seen bills face he could technically be anyone including.....
JOHN CENA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! /Cena Muzak/
2nd
forgot to leave a comment,
forgot what i was gonna say tho🔫
if you don't show your face . master lock is gonna sue you
why you dont show your face. :))))
don't you ever show your face
Bill ur worse than Wilson from home improvement atleast we could part of his face lol
these doors are insanely easy to card open. use a butter knife.
Right. LOL Sure you can on a properly installed Sargent and I'd love to watch you try. One word. Deadlatch.
who thinks of all these thing , lol