ABUS 5/40 Silver Rock Pick and Gut
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- This isn’t a padlock I see in the U.K. a lot and it’s really cool, so thank you Foxxy 👍🔐😃 Go check out his channel over at / redcatimaging
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This isn’t a padlock I see in the U.K. a lot and it’s really cool, so thank you Foxxy 👍🔐😃 Go check out his channel over at th-cam.com/users/redcatimaging
That’s a really cool lock, I love the way the core can be removed, even if it’s a tricky job. I can imagine it be equally as tricky to put back together. Great video. 👍
Thanks Daz 😃
I love the feedback that it gave you
Yeah, those Abus locks can give Great feedback 😃👍
They made this model for job boxes and construction equipment. Certain measurements call for a master no 5 but we know they're crap. Abus makes this to fit that size need. It's actually so awesome they did it for us security concerned construction workers.
Good to know!
Very interesting lock there, and nicely opened. I do enjoy seeing what's inside the locks, it's where the magic sits, so the extra time doesn't bother me.
It can be fun for sure 😃
Nice pick and gut :) I believe I recently picked that same model. I love ABUS locks, they're so distinctly talkative with their spools.
I completely agree :-)
Great job Ash, you make it look easy but I’m sure you figured out how to gut it, the hard way. But your posting this video will save a lot of others that same trouble. Thanks for posting this, and great lock in general of course 😊
Thank you 😊
I am trying to imagine the first time you would gut this lock and suddenly springs , pins and confusion for a few moments. Really well picked, super quick too. Nice of Abus to provide the self ejecting cap to reveal the locking pawl : )
It would be a horrible surprise for the un prepared!
What a nightmare to gut. Would loved to have seen your face when first attempting to disassemble one of these locks if you didn't know.... springs and pins everywhere! :-)
It’s a bit nerve wracking that first time!
I've got one coming in today all the way from Spain (I'm in Canada). Looking forward to picking it, and hesitantly looking forward to gutting it (thanks to this video).
I love Abus locks so Im extra glad for the new addition to my collection, these look really neat!
Another great video Ash my friend👍👊😎🇬🇧😊
Thanks Leon!
You always have the coolest toys
Thanks 🙏
Just got one of these in used condition from Amazon. Came from Australia to the U.S., and it appeared to be brand new. I don't think I'll be gutting this one...
Great video as always!
Nicely done Ash on a nice lock my friend, have a great one also.
Thanks friend 👍
@@LockNoob , Your quite welcome my friend & have a great XMAS.
Nicely picked but wow is it ever different gutting that thing. Definitely looks like it wouldnt be all that much fun reassembling it. Very neat design and interesting that pin 1 is serrated and not standard as they usually do. Thanks for sharing this :)
Thank you 🙏
I miss Foxxy hope he is doing OK. I know you all have real lives besides providing content for my entertainment. I have learned so much from all of you.
I miss him too, hope he’s OK
Wetter means Weather - very nice lock! Looks like an absolute pain to re-assemble ;)
It’s a real pain lol 😆
Great job, that would make an amazing challenge lock maybe? 👍👍👍👍👍
If you could make pins small enough, yes 👍😃
I love those locks!!
The first time you gut one is a bit of a comedy 😅
But with practice it can be kinda fun.
Great feedback on these!!
🐈👍👍🐈🐾
Yeah it’s a bit nerve wracking the first time!
Lock Noob yes!!!😬
If I only would've watched the video few seconds longer before starting to gut my lock 😅 quite a mess with the pins. But not so difficult after all now that I know how to do it. Thanks for the tips 😊. Btw I have Abus 4/45, but seems to be identical, probably little bit different size. And these are in markets here in Finland.
Yes this lock makes for an accident prone gutting!
A very interesting lock my friend thanks for sharing
Thanks Andy :-)
Very interesting lock. Very weird way to gut and re key it. Never seen one like it before. Awesome job ash my friend 👍🤘🖖🍻
Thank you DALP:-)
I have a few of your check pins sets and the scrooge sets as well. I'd love watching you pick those. I as lso have a few munition pins sets from sparrows. And I simply love them all. Possibly u can do a video series of these pins in locks. Just an idea. Have a great day
Thank you :-) I’ll have a think about doing something about my pins soon :-)
@@LockNoob I certainly hope so .... You do Amazing work 💪🙌👏 you are a blessing to the community
Very cool...I liked the gutting of this one.
Thanks 🙏
Reminds me of an MtL classic in the C series padlocks with the odd core construction.
D-58292 Wetter is the number of Abus' public post box in Germany.
Interesting 😃👍
Great vídeo! very unusual padlock and very interesting picking and gutting my friend, a pleasure to view ,o))
Thanks for showing ;o))
Thanks Tallan 😊👍
Holy crap what a great video. Abus makes one hell of a padlock. Great video, thank you
-The Blind Picker 😎🔒
Thank you 🙏
Really neat ABUS padlock. Never seen one of these before. I'll have to try to find one for myself. Hopefully they still manufacture them
Chaz, in case you missed it, elsewhere on this video page, Wes said they’ve been discontinued 😭
Idk about discontinued ^^ I just bought one in the local store lol
cost me 13 bucks or so
I personally would have loved to watch you put that lock back together
Only if you really really like swearing 🤬 lol it was fiddly :-)
@@LockNoob actually I wouldn't mind if it wasn't for people like you I wouldn't have any idea how to do it.
Wow I’ve never seen an Abus 5/40 before it’s a cool lock. What a curious design they’ve chosen for gutting/rekeying, but kind of looks fun.
Haha I was just thinking I’d have to match up the brushed finish on that plug and then you said the same🤭 Hope you got it back all lined up🙂👍🔓🔑
Got it all lined up perfect :-)
That was not what I expected for the core, was expecting more like the 72/30 that also has the pin that holds the core in but at least the core is all one piece and not the gut as you go like this. Still an interesting little lock. Might have to find one to play around with myself.
If you can find one get one, they’re fun :-)
I think you need to change your TH-cam name, as clearly you are a top class lock picker! 🔐👍👍
I’m stuck with the name now, lol :-)
That unexpected bolt falling out on the upper side of the lock body...has nuffin to do with the muffin
Lol
Very cool and nicely done!
Thank you 😊
I'm a newbie but lucky enough to have one of these. I say lucky but so far I can't even rake it. 😂
Great little lock , 2 up for bids on ebay @ the moment , good vid. LN :)
Cool 😎
Darn, I really thought this would be the time we get to see springs and pins flying across the room. Where's the "old" Lock Noob we know so well. Would you mind re-shooting this video but just pull the core out and let the springs fly? It would be a nice Christmas gift and hold me over till next year....
😂😂😂😂
Definitely am interesting gutting and demonstration on reassembley, informative cheers!
Thanks 🙏
Kind of a strangely designed padlock -- perhaps some automated assembly processes to build it fast and cheap.
Very possible :-)
One would think that setup would be very labor intensive for manufacturing.
I just don't see anyone throwing those together.
I think you’re right
Sweet job bro
Thanks Iggy 😃
I love those picks but they have been discontinued. You can still find some but not complete sets. Some are in .023 and some are in .031 I think the .031 would be too thick for anything really
I miss the 0.023 picks 😕
I would bet good money that there is a special Abus tool to depress that pin, and retain the pawl at the same time. The pawl slipped, acting like an impact hammer, popping the plug out. Not really a security problem, just odd. You may have to re-brush the lock, to avoid insanity.
I aligned the plug fine luckily 😀
At first glance i thought it was a euro core. Fantastic picking and gutting Ash. Take care and best of luck with reassembley.
Thanks Gazz 👍😃
Whoever designed that lock needs too get slapped with one every day for a week.
😂
That is a very cool lock i might need to get me one
Do it 😀
@@LockNoob i Will just need to find one and get the money
I don't know if anyone else said this, but you could probably use that hole to position the pawl, no?
Yes but the hole shouldn’t be there after manufacture ideally :-)
@@LockNoob Very true. But if the shackle is down, they hole is ...well ... mostly blocked.
Not something I would want to rekey, wondering if that cap was supposed to be removed to aid in resetting the locking pawl.
It covers the hole used to assemble the lock... I’m not sure it’s meant to ever come out after 🤷♂️
defective lock? the side plug fell out
Nah, it was assaulted by the sprung pawls in a way it wouldn’t usually:-)
Since it is made out of zinc, could it be melted open with a blowtorch?
Maybe but why??
@@LockNoob i just saw a LPL video where he melted open a masterlock and i was wandering if it would be possible to do it with tuis lock. I like that you are responding even on old videos :)
The gutting was more exciting than the picking but love to have seen you put it back together , that is not a lock for ANY beginner to try and gut
Does anybody know how to remove a core from a Sepox rekeyable padlock without a circlip ,any help would be great thanks.
Not sure, sorry o
nice lock .. ugly reassembly
Very, lol 😆