Thank you for taking the time and the challenge of Sables lock , it was the first one I had ever built, the lock came out of an active us government installation, with modifications , I hand made a key and then made a copy so it would work much smoother for you! All of the pins where custom made, have no fear Sable will return to you for an even more difficult challenge soon! Woof on!
Excellent work Da Wolf! I'd say you did Sable proud. So sorry about your loss, Sable looked like a great coworker, and great friend, and a very very happy girl. As the saying goes, "the more time I spend around people, the more I like my dogs! (Two boxers, Ruger and Piper). Nice picking Bill, you've been on quite a roll here lately, not giving out those paclocks easily!
Deathclaw that would probably make it a lot harder with some sticky chassis grease. Pins looking like pistons and rods, crankshaft, camshaft and valves would make some interesting feedback and some wild false sets. It would take a lot of precision work and time to make as well. Be a really good challenge for Bill though.
They are some of the most creative homemade pins I've seen. Beautifully done, congratulations to the creator. Very nice challenge lock, It certainly slowed Bosnianbill down.
I just spent over eighteen minutes watching a man fiddling with a lock... Jokes aside I always wanted to learn how to pick a lock. You gained a sub just for the fact you rekindled a forgotten love of mine.
Love the thought that went into making those pins. Your skills are even sharper than those pins Mr. Bill. Can you explain what kind of tenchening you were using ? Thanks GREAT video Bill
It's just a preference in this type of situation. If the lock is installed in a door or cabinet, most people would tension it in the direction that unlocks whatever they're trying to access. But, a quality plug spinner can help if one happens to turn the lock the wrong direction.
It depends on the orientation of what you are picking. For instance if you were attacking a deadbolt pin and tumbler lock that rotated clockwise to lock and it was currently locked, you wouldn't rotate it clockwise when trying to pick it since even if you successfully set the pins, nothing would happen since you'd just be trying to force the deadbolt farther into the frame, which doesn't really help anyone :p
Just curious, why did you put a mark coming off of the core? I'm still very new at this and learning as much as I can. Any and all advise is always welcomed. Thank you
Bill, do you every try the Kronus electric pick on challenge and naughty bucket locks. I know it's less likely to work...but maybe, you do try to rake them. Just curious. Thank you for all your hard work.
No, I don't bother anymore. I USED to try it but after hundreds of attempts my failure rate was 100%. I don't want to waste anyone's time trying a low probability attack.
Wow those pin's are beautiful. Very nasty. I keep forgetting to ask you how's your neck healing? Hope you are doing well Sir. Hopefully that package I sent you arrives soon. Till next time. Stay safe mate. 👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘🍻
Your package got here, I made a vid (to be published), and returned it. Unfortunately, it looks like I mixed up your package with someone else's, but he's sending your lock back and I'll get it AND another paclock to you as soon as it arrives. Sorry about that...
No problems mate no rush. I was just asking as I have had a few things I've ordered get lost in the mail so i was worried it may have got lost in the mail. Can't trust Australia Post these day's. I'm a little confused but I'm sure I'll understand once the video is up. Hope you are well my friend. 👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘
Sorry Mr BosnianBill. I am really confused. Would you be able to email me and explain this further? If you can my email address is darkartslockpicking@gmail.com
Hey, I'm trying to get into lock picking and want to buy a kit with a transparent lock, I looked on ebay but all of them look so bad. So can someone recommend me something?
The shim is to fill any small gaps between the core & the plug follower, or other holes/traps in the core, when pushing the core out of the lock body. Some narrow & sharp driver pins can get stuck otherwise. It's just added insurance when removing the core. Nothing sucks more than trying to disassemble a lock & having something get stuck, fall out, or lock the core up halfway out.
thanks for the reply, having just got the night school kit that has that empty 6th pin and ended up getting a spool in that empty camber taking it apart could see where shims can save the day
I really don't understand. Why has there not been introduced an international ban on reuse of slotted screws, except for preservation of antiques? There should be an application process for use of slotted screws for specific cosmetic purposes, and a $1000 fine for use of slotted screws in not-purely-cosmetic applications. 6 months jail time for repeat offenders, and billion dollar fines for companies selling new functional products with slotted screws. Maybe government incentives for exclusive use of Torx could help things along.
@@bosnianbill Thank you good Sir! - I used to be a construction worker-handyman-garage-tinkerer - But had a work accident, and now I'm in college working on an engineers bachelor. So you're not far off ;) Looking forwards to developing technical solutions that function and assemble and operate well for those "on the floor" that will actually building/using/applying them. Too many development and design engineers out there with little to no field experience.
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Thank you for taking the time and the challenge of Sables lock , it was the first one I had ever built, the lock came out of an active us government installation, with modifications , I hand made a key and then made a copy so it would work much smoother for you! All of the pins where custom made, have no fear Sable will return to you for an even more difficult challenge soon! Woof on!
Beautiful pins mate....
Man, those are some sweet pins. Condolences for your loss.
👍😎🤘
Da wolf, beautiful pup there. See u around, man.
Nice lock, beautiful pins. I look forward to lock two: Sable's Revenge
Such a lovely introduction and tribute. Thank your for honourably dignifying Sable's memory
Beautiful Dog! I Thank You Both for Your Service!
I lost my dog to cancer few months ago too, left a humungous hole in my heart...it feels like losing ur own kid
Excellent work Da Wolf! I'd say you did Sable proud. So sorry about your loss, Sable looked like a great coworker, and great friend, and a very very happy girl. As the saying goes, "the more time I spend around people, the more I like my dogs! (Two boxers, Ruger and Piper). Nice picking Bill, you've been on quite a roll here lately, not giving out those paclocks easily!
Awwwww what a beauty Sable was!! Cool video!
That's a beauty. Great pick, great setup. This is what I look forward to doing in the future. Just wow, amazing.
Sweet. #3 almost looks like a camshaft, and #4 sort of looks like a piston... That could be an interesting pin set. Car engine parts.
would a lock packed full of grease/oil be easier or harder to pick?.
Deathclaw that would probably make it a lot harder with some sticky chassis grease. Pins looking like pistons and rods, crankshaft, camshaft and valves would make some interesting feedback and some wild false sets. It would take a lot of precision work and time to make as well. Be a really good challenge for Bill though.
Nathan Rowlett Just gave me new ideas. Thank you 🙏
I've seen some pins similar on ebay by a guy who makes a bunch of different challenge pins and sells them.
Add a spark plug to the set...
They are some of the most creative homemade pins I've seen. Beautifully done, congratulations to the creator. Very nice challenge lock, It certainly slowed Bosnianbill down.
Nice tribute, Bill. Class as always.
Superb effort Bill, brilliant pick of a fabulous lock.
Great lock, and awesome picking!
I hope your neck is better. I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your dog Sable.
Wow, looks like a lot of work has gone into those pins. very interesting video. you are some talent, thanks for sharing
I just spent over eighteen minutes watching a man fiddling with a lock... Jokes aside I always wanted to learn how to pick a lock. You gained a sub just for the fact you rekindled a forgotten love of mine.
Glad to have you back in the LockSport Tribe!
I enjoyed the security pins on that one it's good to see something created with love and A Touch of Evil :p
What a beautiful lock, nice job getting that open!
Excellent work on those pins. Glad I wasn't the one picking that lock. 😲
Very cool lock!!!
Awesome pinwork and an even more awesome story of the tribute!!!
New dog learning old tricks.
Great picking Bill. That put up quite a fight! The pin work was proper quality too.
Love the thought that went into making those pins. Your skills are even sharper than those pins Mr. Bill.
Can you explain what kind of tenchening you were using ? Thanks GREAT video Bill
#3 looks almost like a camshaft. Very cool.
Fantastic picking on a great lock. So sorry about the dog 🐕.
It's an unsolved mystery on how to make a DIY pinning tray out of easily available items. Regards. U.K.
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excellent pins. really good pick Bill
I’ve been working on a lock for you bill gonna be the toughest master lock for you yet all hand crafted pins!
Beautiful lock. Very nice picking.
you have a tool for everything....a beater block? cant buy that at home depot....so cool.
Sable ❤️
Great job both ways!
By the looks of the difficulty of that lock, October fest may start early for Bill lol great picking Bill.
Octoberfest is every month in my house.
Pistons and crank shafts. lol
Sweet pick and awesome lock.
Really nice video! How do we know to tension clock or counter clockwise??
It's just a preference in this type of situation. If the lock is installed in a door or cabinet, most people would tension it in the direction that unlocks whatever they're trying to access. But, a quality plug spinner can help if one happens to turn the lock the wrong direction.
It depends on the orientation of what you are picking. For instance if you were attacking a deadbolt pin and tumbler lock that rotated clockwise to lock and it was currently locked, you wouldn't rotate it clockwise when trying to pick it since even if you successfully set the pins, nothing would happen since you'd just be trying to force the deadbolt farther into the frame, which doesn't really help anyone :p
Audio was great on this Bill.
Thanks for letting me know. When it is good, people rarely say anything. When it is less than perfect, EVERYONE piles on...😃
How do you avoid cutting your fingers on those shims? The edges look sharp.
Built up scar tissue...?
I have seen the cam-pins on ebay for sale.. weird.. I wonder if he is the one selling?
Just curious, why did you put a mark coming off of the core? I'm still very new at this and learning as much as I can. Any and all advise is always welcomed. Thank you
Tough pick, dunno the builder but he done well to frustrate you. 🍺✌
Dad wolf is bad asss
very nice and creative pins
nice job
Bill, do you every try the Kronus electric pick on challenge and naughty bucket locks. I know it's less likely to work...but maybe, you do try to rake them. Just curious. Thank you for all your hard work.
No, I don't bother anymore. I USED to try it but after hundreds of attempts my failure rate was 100%. I don't want to waste anyone's time trying a low probability attack.
What brand of scale is that in front of the mat? SPI or PEC?
Old General brand. I have a bunch. Nasty keyways
Maybe not
Wow those pin's are beautiful. Very nasty. I keep forgetting to ask you how's your neck healing? Hope you are doing well Sir. Hopefully that package I sent you arrives soon. Till next time. Stay safe mate. 👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘🍻
Your package got here, I made a vid (to be published), and returned it. Unfortunately, it looks like I mixed up your package with someone else's, but he's sending your lock back and I'll get it AND another paclock to you as soon as it arrives. Sorry about that...
No problems mate no rush. I was just asking as I have had a few things I've ordered get lost in the mail so i was worried it may have got lost in the mail. Can't trust Australia Post these day's. I'm a little confused but I'm sure I'll understand once the video is up. Hope you are well my friend. 👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘
Sorry Mr BosnianBill. I am really confused. Would you be able to email me and explain this further? If you can my email address is darkartslockpicking@gmail.com
Dark Arts Lock Picking It was just a clerical error on my part, no worries. Email with details sent.
If the tool works use it! Size don’t matter
amazing lock bill well done on the picking nice pins keep up the cool work my friend thanks bill stiglocks..r
Hey, I'm trying to get into lock picking and want to buy a kit with a transparent lock, I looked on ebay but all of them look so bad. So can someone recommend me something?
Learnlockpicking ultimate challenge lock, Multipick cutaway lock, or Sparrows cutaway lock. Worth every penny to get quality picks too.
Where are you Dan? Uk?
You seemed a bit out of sorts in this one, Bill. I hope all's well. Another great pick, nevertheless.
2018 and still flat blade screws are used. I prefer Torx. Or XZN.
went to public scoo too, would someone be so kind and tell me what the purpose of the shim here?
The shim is to fill any small gaps between the core & the plug follower, or other holes/traps in the core, when pushing the core out of the lock body. Some narrow & sharp driver pins can get stuck otherwise. It's just added insurance when removing the core. Nothing sucks more than trying to disassemble a lock & having something get stuck, fall out, or lock the core up halfway out.
thanks for the reply, having just got the night school kit that has that empty 6th pin and ended up getting a spool in that empty camber taking it apart could see where shims can save the day
If there's a god. Why do Dogs get Cancer? What did they do wrong?
skill is when luck becomes a habit.
Poor dog
I really don't understand. Why has there not been introduced an international ban on reuse of slotted screws, except for preservation of antiques? There should be an application process for use of slotted screws for specific cosmetic purposes, and a $1000 fine for use of slotted screws in not-purely-cosmetic applications. 6 months jail time for repeat offenders, and billion dollar fines for companies selling new functional products with slotted screws. Maybe government incentives for exclusive use of Torx could help things along.
I absolutely LOVE the way you think! You have my vote to be put in charge of screw use laws! (I take it you are an engineer too? 😀 )
@@bosnianbill Thank you good Sir! - I used to be a construction worker-handyman-garage-tinkerer - But had a work accident, and now I'm in college working on an engineers bachelor. So you're not far off ;) Looking forwards to developing technical solutions that function and assemble and operate well for those "on the floor" that will actually building/using/applying them. Too many development and design engineers out there with little to no field experience.
Not first. Lol
Loser. :)
@@two_tier_gary_rumain haha, yeah. Story of my life! Lol
Hell yeah, I'm first!!!