(876) Den Brass' Yale Challenge #2
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Love your videos. I just started reading about picking in the last couple weeks. Took up the hobby a week ago and have been practicing two hours a night. I've picked a couple of locks laying around the house and this morning managed to pick my front door lock in under a minute. Such a satisfying feeling when it all "clicks"!
Nice work Bill, i hope you appreciate
Number 2 was just beautiful :) Great job on the lock!
Thanks :)
Thank you, you did a GREAT job on this one. I put a package in the mail to you yesterday. BTW, I got the American padlock open. You were probably having trouble with it because the body and shackle were pinched together.
Cool Bill ... i reward to you your lock whit upgrade ;) .., the American have a open core ?
Hi Bill, In pin position two the plug has been filed with a round file. We occasionally used to see this in old locks, as during the war brass was hard to come by, and if the "locksmith" only had too shorter pin and nothing to replace it, he often filed the plug to suit. It is not in any way an anti pick - just the opposite I guess. Regards, Brian.
wow, what a beautiful looking lock from an aesthetic point of view. Its like Lock art!
The plug was probably filed in chamber two to create a larger shear line. Many years ago a person rekeying a lock might not have a complete pin kit with every length of pin. If a pin was too long you would file it down (I have old Corbin pliers that were designed to hold a single pin to be filed). If your pin was too short you could file the plug to reach the top of the pin, thereby creating a larger shear line. Not a recommended locksmith procedure (as a larger shear line makes picking easier) but something I have seen many times.
I wonder if magnetic keypins and drivers would help fool the picker...
If they attract each other then it would feel like the pin is bound even when picked to the shear line encouraging an overset.
Beautiful, beautiful pins! With the super long key pins though (in 1 and 3) it feels like it's a bit of a waste, though who knows what those would have done if someone not knowing the bitting overset them...
Still too new here to understand what you meant when you said it would have been more difficult if #2 had been "threaded". Was still fun to see you NOT get into this one in 2 seconds! ;) thanks for the learning
I really want to get into lockpicking it looks like a very fun and exciting art to get into and I gotta say I'm loving your vids they really help me appreciate the art and want to do it even more
one of the people who made one of those locks for you (I forget who, but the commented on the video of their lock) said the grooves were to make the key play nice with t pins.
Great build Den! I still have your "Joker" lock I hope to get on camera.....eventually
he he Thanks Robert, the Joker is so bizzard ... dint stop the work :P
Cool pins and nice picking. Thank you.
Surprised that key did not jam up with that extreme cuttings. Like to see how you beautify that banged up lock.Free the Techies!
Great pickin' again, Bill.
That was some evilness inside . . .....
The Groove is for if you don't have a long enough pin you'd file the hole down to fit the pin if that makes any sense
I think that you are right for the goove, but in the assembly its look more difficult
+Den Brass I'm really new to this art, but from the videos I have seen, your work on the pins has been the most impressive so far. I can only begin to imagine the intricacies needed to produce such work.
Congrats sir, real skill.
Thank you but sometimes ca is not well ;) the key enters not or does not go out or simply does not turn, thank you very much for your comment
Great work. Great picking.
That notch on the cylinder at #2 essentially makes the shear line sloppy and easier to pick.
excellent picking..
Another Great Pick Bill, Really Nice Work Den :)
Thanks Craig
3 years later: hold on, we have snakes in Canada. Huge nests of garter snakes in Manitoba, rattlers in Alberta, etc.
I think groove on top would work with a deep spool allowing it to rotate to a deep fault set and seal off the core and top would only rotate till ledge.... least that's my idea
Nice picking job
nice love the Yale's
Looks to be a very old lock and pins, wonder how old it really is and who pinned it up.
I am by no means a lock pic pro, but I was just looking at this as someone who has no experience. You often talk about threading the holes to give something for spools to catch on. Would it be possible to use machine screws small enough to pass through the threaded hole as a driver pin? With the head cut off of course. Seems like a quick easy way to make pins without having to get detailed with a file and dremel.
It's possible, but machine screws don't hold as much pressure on the threads. Which basically means it's easy for them to get "smushed" and flattened by picking or even just by using the key. Once that happens, then they are essentially just a regular pin.
also please make some video about cutting keys on the machine anyway keep up the work on the videos I like them.iam learning to become a locksmith and you are helping me thank-you.
Any advice about picks breaking? Or where to buy more better ones? I have the sparrows tuxedo.
bill how do you add thread pins to a lock using tap and dies what are the benefits of using them. please make a video about.
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Not that i know much about lock picking,but it looks to me that some nice work went into making some of them pins. ;-)
Man, that TBD guy wins everything!
Probably puts in lots of different entries, but ya if I was bill I would just not send anything to old winners if it happens all the time.
+HowAmI agreed.
I'm kind of wondering if some people aren't getting the joke.
Looks like it. LOL
I think TBD means "to be determined". I mean I dont think that, thats what it means. I think it just means the winner hasnt been chosen yet although something I find weird is that most of the time the pick kits end up going to professional locksmith services so I dunno.
That intro got me pregnant.
The filing, To catch pins in between cylinder and barrel?
What are the new Yale like now that Assa owns them?
yes we have snakes.
TBD is one lucky SOB!
That is some serious bitting!
I'm new to the world of locksmithing, and I noticed you say you were getting counter rotation on a pin. What does that mean?
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Another easy Yale. lol
Thanks Jim ; ) I dont thing you have one in your package
I know those Yale Locks are tough locks. They always give me a headache but I do work through them.
hey Bill. stupid question for ya. as I am learning how to read key biting to picking would the deep pins one and two basically mean you wouldn't have to really touch them much. their travel (to me) us pretty much nothing? or do I have it backwards jn my head?
It depends on the lock manufacturer. Some use 1-2 to indicate shallow cuts, while others use 1-2 to indicate deep cuts... If that isn't confusing enough, some number the pins from bow to tip, and others use the opposite. What I'm saying is there is no right answer...
+bosnianbill Gahhhhhh. Thnx Bill
P.S I luv your intros!!
Cold u show us how unlock double Yale models? tnx
Like this one?: th-cam.com/video/G3Qu9hWMLLE/w-d-xo.html
^^ im thinking about getting into lock picking as a hobby can you say the best lock pick starter collection under $60 usa ^^" you make so meny reviews i dont know the best sets im defiantly getting that one rake pick separate that you started using it looks useful your help would be appreciated ^^ have a good one
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im also thinking of making you a challenge lock eventually. just got to i get my workshop together in a couple years. i can tell you one thing its going to be like nothing you've ever seen if it works. lock art ?.. have a good one thanks for the videos. I've been interested in lock picking for a little bit. locks are a bit like puzzles in there own right. I also believe it was a basic skill that everyone should know and I realised i didn't ,but I do now thanks to you .I just need practice and experience now.
+bosnianbill thx ^^
hi Bill, I just wondering there did you read my comment the one with the second last video you did the 1500 and 1510 lock picks it's an interesting question I told you and you haven't answered my comment please can you go read my comment thanks
Hi John-it's often better to ask the community rather than Bill himself-there are lots of clued up people reading these comments-not me unfortunately.
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I would prefer your videos without Intros :/ .
Have you ever tried "threaded" pins instead of serrated pins, with matching threads in core or bible? Or would that make the key bind up too much?
Love your videos...