Wow! That reverse method was my last shot. It worked perfectly. I was going to need to break it off my locker, but you saved me that headache. Thanks.😊
Thank you, my Master Lock was similar to yours, there were so many places where it would catch going clockwise I could not find either the last number or first number. Your instructions worked best and now I have the combo for both ways of unlocking.👍
Thanks, I had an old beater of a masterlock and other videos were too confusing. You said look for the sloppiest and it was easiest way to spot it! Thanks I cracked my 1st master lock!
Oh my gosh, thank you for this video. I watched a bunch of other videos (including a couple of yours) but the trick I needed was the rotate it backwards to find your number. Going the normal way I just couldn't figure it out: it was either too loose or too tight. But going backwards I could get one 'tick' so I knew the number. Had to continue with the 'backwards' method to get them all, and then do the math to reverse it, but it all came out good. Totally appreciate the video! Well done. (And yes, it was a standard Master Lock that one of my kids had been using for years; now they're off at college, no one could remember the combo; not a problem any more.)
I opened severas Master Combination locks over the years. But this particular lock I tried so many methods. The Backwards method worked I was Surprised thanks dude
Great - well done! ... yea some of those locks just wont play ball in one direction. Once you have the combination of the backwards way, it's possible to mathematically work out the combination of the normal way.
Thank you mate! :D :D I've done some videos on Abus dial combos too ... does your one have an override key lock? Abus ones are more difficult to decode than Master lock ones. For Abus sometimes you get a stuck number & sometimes not, and sometimes you get multiple stuck numbers, and you don't add 5 (or anything) to them. Thank you for watching & commenting mate! :D
LOL I'm so glad it helped! Yea this video was a deeper dive as some of those locks just don't play ball. Well done on getting yours open - excellent stuff.
Sir I forgot password of my lock and can't recole it and also can't be able to understand what to do,could you please help at back a no is written 909140
Very, very confusing video...I find that Samy Kamkar's computational video way easier but on some of the locks his method won't work..that's why I came here but I didn't understand your method....thanks anyway.
Sorry it's confusing ... the video was meant as a follow-up to some of the other videos in the description (and they should be tried first as they are simpler and easier - this video was just meant for some advanced methods only if the other methods didn't work)
@@Swynndla OK thanks for the clarification..I'll check out the other videos also..I find random open locks at my sports club , just hanging from empty lockers. Most often , i'll take them home and try to figure out their combinations . So far, only a few have given me a hard time figuring out their combo secrets..especially the ones that have multiple sticky points. Thanks again.
@@jessedylan6162 Nice - and good luck with them. I've done a few combination locks, and they vary greatly in difficulty, depending on what type. When it opens it's very satisfying!
Great video!! Thanks for the tips. I had a combination lock and figured it out after watching one of your previous videos. My nephew didn’t believe I figured it out so he bought me a new combination lock to try. It really confused me because the second number was 00. I just couldn’t believe 00 was a number so it took me a bit longer but I got it open. Have you ever heard of a combination lock with a number 00?
LOL that's funny! - well done for decoding your locks! :D :D Was it a Master lock you did it on? Yes 00 can definitely be a number, and I own some that have 00 as one of the numbers. It all depends on where the (true) gaps are on the 3 disks. For the 2nd number I tend not to assume anything and try all the every-second numbers. Thanks mate! :D :D
@@LockpickingsGal Nice :D ... just confirming, it was only the 2nd number that was zero right? ... or do you mean 1st & 2nd number both zero? (Master locks aren't really meant to be able to do that)
Master Lock with a key insert in the back-help! No idea of the combo and no key. I have attempted to pick the lock but has tiny keyway. This video has a lot more detail than others on how to try and find the combo. I will attempt your different ways, wish me luck. Anyone please feel free to give honest advice or help of any kind.
Good luck! I also show a lock that's not playing ball here: th-cam.com/video/bvrMOgDLq3U/w-d-xo.html ... or pick the lock with a hair pin / bobby pin: th-cam.com/video/Ek3fbLc7ru8/w-d-xo.html
This video covers some advanced techniques that build on some of my previous videos (see the ones in the description). Most of the time the non-advanced methods will work, but this video is "just in case" it still doesn't work. It also it assumes you're already familiar with the earlier videos and so it glosses over the fundamentals, so I'd recommend checking those first.
None of these videos explain how the lock picker knows he is finding 'The first number' or 'The third number.' There is no reason to think you can call any number 'The first number' unless you knew the code in advance.
The combination will be only in one order, and a different order wont open the lock. When I talk about finding the 3rd number, it's the last number in the final combination. Am I not understanding what you mean?
@@Swynndla Thanks for replying. When you first start to rotate the lock , you find a number that sticks (in some manner) and you say 'That is the first number of the combination.' How do you know that? Maybe it will stick on the second or third number.
@@MrPeterpott For Master locks, when I use that method, the number that sticks the most tends to be the first number. I think this is due to the physics of the discs being stacked on top of each other, and so some of them get caught under tension more easily than other. Some videos show the insides and why it behaves as it does, eg: th-cam.com/video/qkolWO6pAL8/w-d-xo.html
Your first number should be 2 and your third number should be 22. Your second number should be an even digit. You should turn the dial several times clockwise (like three full turns) and stop on 2, and then one full turn counter-clockwise to your 2 again but keep going until you get to your second number, and then turn clockwise to 22 (and it should open if you went to the correct second number). Try all the even second numbers.
Wow! That reverse method was my last shot. It worked perfectly. I was going to need to break it off my locker, but you saved me that headache. Thanks.😊
Excellent! Yes it's a last shot method, but works great for stubborn locks. Well done on getting it open
Thank you, my Master Lock was similar to yours, there were so many places where it would catch going clockwise I could not find either the last number or first number. Your instructions worked best and now I have the combo for both ways of unlocking.👍
Fantastic! I'm so glad it helped, and thanks for sharing. Cheers!
Thanks, I had an old beater of a masterlock and other videos were too confusing. You said look for the sloppiest and it was easiest way to spot it! Thanks I cracked my 1st master lock!
Wonderful! Yea I'm all about the easiest if I can :D :D Well done on your first master lock!
Oh my gosh, thank you for this video. I watched a bunch of other videos (including a couple of yours) but the trick I needed was the rotate it backwards to find your number. Going the normal way I just couldn't figure it out: it was either too loose or too tight. But going backwards I could get one 'tick' so I knew the number. Had to continue with the 'backwards' method to get them all, and then do the math to reverse it, but it all came out good. Totally appreciate the video! Well done. (And yes, it was a standard Master Lock that one of my kids had been using for years; now they're off at college, no one could remember the combo; not a problem any more.)
That's fantastic! :D :D So glad it worked. You are now learning some advanced techniques.
Great video mate! I was about to give up after watching 7 or 8 video's from other channels but your video had just the right tips for me!
That's fantastic - so glad it helped!
The backwards combination is actually
The real combination but with these changes
1st number minus 7
2nd number plus 3
3rd number
You've cracked the formula! Thank you for sharing. 😄😄
I once opened mine using 20 0 31 instead of the original code 27 37 31
@@pickaxe4248 How did you figure it out though?
I actually forgot lol
@@pickaxe4248 hehe😉
Works great, thanks for the video!
Lovely! ... cheers! :D :D
I opened severas Master Combination locks over the years. But this particular lock I tried so many methods. The Backwards method worked I was Surprised thanks dude
Great - well done! ... yea some of those locks just wont play ball in one direction. Once you have the combination of the backwards way, it's possible to mathematically work out the combination of the normal way.
Very handy tips my friend, I’ve got an Abus dial combo lock, I will try some of your tips.
Have a great week. 👍
Thank you mate! :D :D I've done some videos on Abus dial combos too ... does your one have an override key lock? Abus ones are more difficult to decode than Master lock ones. For Abus sometimes you get a stuck number & sometimes not, and sometimes you get multiple stuck numbers, and you don't add 5 (or anything) to them. Thank you for watching & commenting mate! :D
How did it go? I got an abus lock and it still won't budge
Great vid thanks!!
Cheers! :D :D
Lot's of good info my friend
Thank you matey! :D :D
Good job. But after all if any method doesn't work for you heavy duty wire cutters will for sure =)
Thank you! Oh yea for sure, even cutting the main body can work as it's thinner than the shackle (which is also hardened). Cheers!
Well done my friend.
Thank you buddy! :D :D
THANK YOU!
You're most welcome!
what the hell it actually worked
LOL Surprise! 🤪 Well done for carefully following the instructions and getting it open 😄
I’ve been at this for roughly an hour now I think my lock is just broken.
Is yours a Master lock? You could try some advanced techniques in my video 97.
@@Swynndla yeah it’s a master lock, I’m going to bed tho. It’s midnight here lol. I’ll check in the morning.
@@socwyvern9745 Good luck!
You Sir are a fucking GENIUS ....... thank you so much none of the other methods worked for me only this one
LOL I'm so glad it helped! Yea this video was a deeper dive as some of those locks just don't play ball. Well done on getting yours open - excellent stuff.
Sir I forgot password of my lock and can't recole it and also can't be able to understand what to do,could you please help at back a no is written 909140
Very, very confusing video...I find that Samy Kamkar's computational video way easier but on some of the locks his method won't work..that's why I came here but I didn't understand your method....thanks anyway.
Sorry it's confusing ... the video was meant as a follow-up to some of the other videos in the description (and they should be tried first as they are simpler and easier - this video was just meant for some advanced methods only if the other methods didn't work)
@@Swynndla OK thanks for the clarification..I'll check out the other videos also..I find random open locks at my sports club , just hanging from empty lockers. Most often , i'll take them home and try to figure out their combinations . So far, only a few have given me a hard time figuring out their combo secrets..especially the ones that have multiple sticky points. Thanks again.
@@jessedylan6162 Nice - and good luck with them. I've done a few combination locks, and they vary greatly in difficulty, depending on what type. When it opens it's very satisfying!
I have model 2050xd master lock, lost the combo, how do I open?
See my video 98 - but be warned, it's a tough lock to crack
Great video!! Thanks for the tips. I had a combination lock and figured it out after watching one of your previous videos. My nephew didn’t believe I figured it out so he bought me a new combination lock to try. It really confused me because the second number was 00. I just couldn’t believe 00 was a number so it took me a bit longer but I got it open. Have you ever heard of a combination lock with a number 00?
LOL that's funny! - well done for decoding your locks! :D :D Was it a Master lock you did it on? Yes 00 can definitely be a number, and I own some that have 00 as one of the numbers. It all depends on where the (true) gaps are on the 3 disks. For the 2nd number I tend not to assume anything and try all the every-second numbers. Thanks mate! :D :D
Yes they were both master locks
@@LockpickingsGal Nice :D ... just confirming, it was only the 2nd number that was zero right? ... or do you mean 1st & 2nd number both zero? (Master locks aren't really meant to be able to do that)
Combination was 15-0-15
Sorry for the confusion. I didn’t have it in front of me. Stroke brain lol. ( I had two strokes)
Master Lock with a key insert in the back-help! No idea of the combo and no key. I have attempted to pick the lock but has tiny keyway. This video has a lot more detail than others on how to try and find the combo. I will attempt your different ways, wish me luck. Anyone please feel free to give honest advice or help of any kind.
Good luck! I also show a lock that's not playing ball here: th-cam.com/video/bvrMOgDLq3U/w-d-xo.html
... or pick the lock with a hair pin / bobby pin: th-cam.com/video/Ek3fbLc7ru8/w-d-xo.html
i can not get mine to open the back of mine has the number 2818m i have watched 10 vids already it is not working😭
Which part are you stuck on? Do you get the 3rd (last) number?
i can do all the parts it is just not opening i spent 5 hours trying to open it i got it when i was 15 that was 5 years ago and i lost the code for it
@@jadasmith-uy3wo Tell me what number you find as the last number, and also do you detect a notch for the 1st number?
i find 39 as the last one and 20 for the first one
@@jadasmith-uy3wo For the last one, try how loose 15 is compared to 39 (under heavy tension) - which is looser?
Open
:D :D
96 is backwards
...but I live in the southern hemisphere and we're upside-down here. Still, it gets the job done.
It didn't help :(
Sounds like yours is a tough one
I guess I’m not smart since I can’t figure this iht
Sometimes a particular lock just doesn't play ball, unfortunately.
I can't open m'y masterlock
Sorry to hear that ... maybe one if these will help (and then again maybe they won't help): th-cam.com/play/PL2mzpXp-I6G1qfzQY6c0f1WSL2LGICT9A.html
This didnt help at all
This video covers some advanced techniques that build on some of my previous videos (see the ones in the description). Most of the time the non-advanced methods will work, but this video is "just in case" it still doesn't work. It also it assumes you're already familiar with the earlier videos and so it glosses over the fundamentals, so I'd recommend checking those first.
Good vid but a little slow
Thank you for the feedback - something for me to work on! :D
None of these videos explain how the lock picker knows he is finding 'The first number' or 'The third number.' There is no reason to think you can call any number 'The first number' unless you knew the code in advance.
The combination will be only in one order, and a different order wont open the lock. When I talk about finding the 3rd number, it's the last number in the final combination. Am I not understanding what you mean?
@@Swynndla Thanks for replying. When you first start to rotate the lock , you find a number that sticks (in some manner) and you say 'That is the first number of the combination.' How do you know that? Maybe it will stick on the second or third number.
@@MrPeterpott For Master locks, when I use that method, the number that sticks the most tends to be the first number. I think this is due to the physics of the discs being stacked on top of each other, and so some of them get caught under tension more easily than other. Some videos show the insides and why it behaves as it does, eg: th-cam.com/video/qkolWO6pAL8/w-d-xo.html
Sir i forget password and can,t recole it . Also can,t be able to understant what to do .at back a no is written 903557
Your first number should be 2 and your third number should be 22. Your second number should be an even digit. You should turn the dial several times clockwise (like three full turns) and stop on 2, and then one full turn counter-clockwise to your 2 again but keep going until you get to your second number, and then turn clockwise to 22 (and it should open if you went to the correct second number). Try all the even second numbers.
@@Swynndla thanks a lot sir it works the no is 2..4..22