(1892) Abus Pfaffenhain Padlock Picked & Gutted
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2021
- In video 1892 we'll look at a nice Abus padlock with a Pfaffenhain core that Hans Christian send from Germany. No key, but after picking it I milled off the end so we could look a the pins.
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I hope you have a happy and healthy retirement. Thank you for your contribution to TH-cam.
Thank you so much for all the videos. I learned to pick locks after watching you and its been so much fun! I now have far too many locks and Im fine with this :) Happy retirement!
Have a happy retirement, loved all of your videos
Glad you do what you do, I'm watching everything and learning. Thank you mr. Bill
I love it when he mills open a lock ; )
Thank you sir we all appritiate it
It always lifts my spirits when You announce 'German nastyness' in a lock... 😉
Happy retirement!
Thank you so much for all you have shown over the years! Enjoy retirement!
Great idea to mill open the lock, keep up the outstanding videos. Thanks Bill!!
Hopefully Hans Christian sees it the same way...
Never watched a video of yours, but I'm happy to start now. Best of luck in your retirement, you seem like a wonderful man
Hi bud just started my lock pick hobby, got some practice locks and a few cheap Chinese locks but it's a start great vid
love the video here in new Zealand i see master locks no trailer, shipping containers ,gates, and much more
Great picking Bill, you made short work of that 👍🏻👍🏻
Sweet lock.... was a sweet lock. Lol😆
Lots of thanks for all your videos Bill. Get together with your family now and enjoy your YT retirement.
When you were messing with the lock above the camera, I kept trying to scroll up thinking it should have been in view.
Great video as usual Bill 👍🏻
Thanks for the video 🔑🔒👍
LOL that line helped Bill! Thanks again!
I'm loving it got my set of picks early got Into 6 locks already 😆
Nice one Bill , now you have picked that you can chill 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸🔒.
Nice gutting!
Awesome little Padlock
Another great vid
Dang it Bill, I was hoping to see footage of ther lock on the operating table 🤣.
Nicely picked Bill
Have a good retirement Bill you deserve it.
*casually disassembles a nicer padlock than any I own*
That mark was hard to see and it didn't draw the camera's focus. Maybe a bit of white tape next to the core on these shiny polished locks?
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Shame you couldn't have just drilled out all the cylinder plugs and the shackle retaining plug, and the plug at the side of where the open end of the shackle is where the locking palls are installed from, and the plug on the front of the lock that holds the core in. The inactive pin in the 6th cylinder might just be a core rotation limiter. It would have been handy to replace all those plugs with grub screws. Or if you wanted to rekey the lock, you could put a full set of evil in there!
Nice picking, maybe you should get a small dove tail mill bit so that when you mill down the side you can make it a centered slot that can be filled by a thin brass plate and make the lock usable for practice.
Have a great day
Good idea, I've got a later model ABUS 83CS/80 with a Phaffenhain keyway that I always wondered if Bill could pick. I'm sure he and a few others could do it justice. I would hate to see it milled off, I'm glad I have keys and a card for it. Good job Bill!
No ball bearings means one thing ,rap it open, still great picking Bill .
"German nastiness" hahaha...that sounds about right.
Tough bitting. 55545. Could have picked it with the back of your pick.
Have you tried the sparrows sliver picks yet Bill. .012 and a nice looking set.
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Does the steel vs brass pins pick or feel different, or is it only drill resistant?
Also, is it only me, or did the playback feel sped up? I checked on my end and had it normal...I dropped the speed to .75 for it to sound and look right.
Hi Bill, can you please lock the focus off on the camera before you start picking, I usually wind up cross eyed 😵 half way through the videos as the camera keeps chasing focus points between the lock and your hand.
I've tried it but the focal range is pretty narrow & even worse that the autofocus as my hands move in and out of the focal range. Nothing in life is perfect...
@@bosnianbill, no worries, I’ll close my good eye, during the fuzzy bits, stay safe, and stay seeable..
I have come across Unisto targo Security locks, do you have any videos of opening them or how they work?
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Enjoy retirement sir!
It's a shame to see yet another decent padlock visiting the mill. 😕
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I just sent you a bunch of those nasty pins....and more. Enjoy & share. More to come I'm sure.
Do Abus ever use serrated pins? I had lots of spools, never felt or saw a serrated pin in an Abus. I'm quite new, but Abus is sort of standard in Germany, so you can get lots of them.
The Abus 83 series always has a slightly serrated pin in pin 1. The rest spools.
@@averageguy7136 Thanks. Just ordered a 83/55 (Rock), for 23€. Let's see, if my skills are already enough for this one.
@@sebastiand152 The 83/55 is a beast of a lock . I have the 83/50 and its my favorite. They come zero bitted with a blank key, so you will need to pin it with a cut key.
@@averageguy7136 Thanks for the hint. I just took the cheapest one of the 83 series, 83/45 and 50 were more expensive than 55. Strange.
@@averageguy7136 The lock just arrived, with 2 cutted keys. Look like a version for e.g. Canadian market, the description is in English and French only.
If could get .25 in there could you muscle it?
You killed an Abus 😟
When your camera is stationary, auto focus it then switch the focusing to manual.
Constant autofocusing changing between the lock and thumb is a bit distracting!