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How To Master Serrated Driver Pins | Learn To Identify and Set Underset Pins
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- How To Start To Learn To Conquer Underset Serrated Pins!
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Serrated pins are a tremendous milestone for a new lock picker to begin to master. At first, they can seem quite scary but after some practice you will start to learn to appreciate their feedback and really enjoy working with them!
This video will cover one of the nastier habits serrated pins have which is undersetting. An underset serrated pin can leave a new picker wondering why their lock won't open because everything feels set. Hopefully this video will help to bring some clarity!
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EXCELLENT description of how serrated pins work and what they feel like. Best explanation I have heard yet.
Thank you for the kind words!
This has been a super helpful video. I am really enjoying your home school series, and it has been very informative.
Glad it is helpful!
Thanks, HLP!
As someone who has not yet conquered serrated pins, I greatly appreciate your educational videos.
Thank you for the kind words and I hope it is able to help once you start to work on them more. They can be very annoying sometimes but also fun, lol
Very nicely explained and demonstrated
Thank you for the kind words!
Extremely clear on the explanation of the feel you get, best I’ve heard yet. Your lockpicking home school is the best around, and it’s partly to blame for why I excelled so quickly! Thank you for your help.
thank you for the kind words and I'm glad it helps :-)
This is a great tutorial, thank you
Thank you for the kind words!
Excellent video! Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words and I hope it helps :)
Very good and clear video - thanks, HLP :)
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad it was able to help 😀
This was wonderful thanks! Someday can you explain sliders? If you have sorry I missed it
I haven't yet I will eventually
Another very informative video. I just started picking locks a couple weeks ago and I've been having trouble with the serrated pins. I bought the sparrow night school kit it came with three practice locks one of which has serrated pins. I've been over setting pins on that one.
I wish you luck on getting started :-)
You must be psychic, just the video I needed for today's nemesis lock
I wish you luck on this battle!
Thanks for the new bike 🙏😼
Just remember to never pick locks you don't own
Great close up video, and excellent explanation!
Thank you for the kind words!
Awesome video with some great tips!!
Thanks for checking it out!
Thanks for the great video. Very helpful!
Thanks for checking it out!
always great info mate your a legend
Thank you for the kind words!
I admit i love the feel of the serrated pins, since i have put some of those as well as a couple spools in a cutaway lock and I do appreciate the video, they do help out. i have also been checking out some of the youtube video recommendations and had subscribed to some. always appreciate the info and the help that you have gave me.
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad the video helps. I agree that serrated pins are fun but they can also be annoying (especially if the lock has all serrated pins). Once you master security pins and go back to standard pins I will be interested to hear what you like better
@@HelpfulLockPicker i will definitely let you know. i think i will also change up the springs for different tension and feel. i also use plain masking tape to cover up the cutaway slots so i cant see the pins and go by the clicks and feel as if it were completely enclosed. i do thank you for your words of encouragement.
@@HelpfulLockPicker i have to say i like the reactions of security pins way better than standard, even going back to the 2 locks i get lucky and pick as spp ( the two master locks ) i have the 3 cut away locks which i cover with tape one is still standard, one is a mix of standard, serrated and spool ( previously mentioned ) and the final is mix of both spool and serrated. now with that being said it seems for me the standard are harder to pick and the lack of feed back from them to me give more of a challenge vs security, but i prefer the security style better. its like fishing with a heavy rod vs a lighter rod where you get more play and action out of it and makes it more fun. i figured i would follow up back with you and let you know which style of pins i prefer a lock to have to pick. i am sure that you pretty much had an idea of what i was going to say. anyways, stay safe, stay well and stay sane!!!
Thanks, that was very thoroughly explained and that's a gorgeous cutaway lock
Thank you for the kind words!
Very helpful. Il say it always. thank you
I am glad it helps :)
Thanks for taking the time to make this most helpful video!
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad it helped!
Thanks again 😊
Thanks for checking it out!
Nicely explained my friend
Thank you!
Well done👍
Thanks for checking it out!
Thanks for the explanation. Would an under set pin not feel the same as on over set pin? Are you not concerned about persisting with a pin and over setting it?
They feel different. It is possible to overset while working on an underset pin but you won't get the lock open if you don't try
@@HelpfulLockPicker I guess what my question is as a newbie struggling. With an under set serrated pin that has been pushed up some what but not enough, will it feel loose and slack like a set pin?
Yes
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any tips for euro locks? (upside down)
The set pin will feel dropped down (if you think about it the feeling is the opposite). An underset pin will still be pushing against resistance and you will feel it
Just like that 👍
Thanks for checking it out!
Is there anyway we can see the driver pins so we can see how you manipulate them?
You can see them are you referring to the keypins?
@@HelpfulLockPicker I mean the pins the actual pick touches. Cheers
So we can see the pick touching the pin...
Thanks for the tips. How can I contact you for personally training?
If you have any questions feel free to ask 😀
HelpfulLockPicker I’m a big fan btw. I am a apprentice locksmith. Was trying to open a lock yesterday. Restricted key and can’t use under the door tool for this apartment door. The keyway was bad that I can’t pick it. It’s a oval cylinder 570 mortise lock for apartment. I know locksmith that take out the cap and drill a hole to bypass the lock. Is there a way that I don’t need to do that ?
HelpfulLockPicker I’m a big fan btw. I am a apprentice locksmith. Was trying to open a lock yesterday. Restricted key and can’t use under the door tool for this apartment door. The keyway was bad that I can’t pick it. It’s a oval cylinder 570 mortise lock for apartment. I know locksmith that take out the cap and drill a hole to bypass the lock. Is there a way that I don’t need to do that ?
Let's goo
Thanks for checking it out!