Smooth picking Rich. I just bought some key blanks for our push key pancake locks. If you're still trying to get yours keyed, you can send them to me and I'll pick them and make a key for them for you. I also bought some vintage Yale key blanks so i can make keys for our Yale lever tumblr locks. Just pay postage and it's done. ;-)
I will have try picking mine as I have never tried to be honest. I noticed when you picked yours you tensiond it some with a flat thin piece of gauge. Can you sugest something I can use and once puched in, how does it tension it buddy?
Hello Kai, thanks for watching and for the great comment. The pick in the video is a custom made pick. A great TH-camr made it for me years ago. It is an amazing pick and I often pick it up first to try on a lock. Thanks again for viewing and commenting my friend. Stay safe Brother 👍👍
You maybe pushing on one of the wards in the lock, instead of pins. You may also be pushing pick far to the back. What did you make the pick from and also, is it a short hook, medium etc?
@@waddac2 Windsheild wipers, I figured i watched another video that explained the ward parts. I actually got it once after 20 times. I need more practice gonna buy a lock and practice.
@@thelostadventurer4684 If you windshield wiper pick can fit it keyway and you can tickle the pick tip over the pins, then that is great. Just try not over tension the lock while picking it because too much tension can bind pins on sheer line too, meaning each pin will feel very stiff and tight. Good luck with the picking Travis and keep me informed as to how you are getting on. All the best. Rich (waddac2)
+hixkzuk1 Thanks for watching buddy. The end music is from a 1980's favourite film of mine called "Who Dares Wins" based on a true story when the SAS had to raid the Iranian embassy in London when Terrorist hijacked it and wanted demands from British government. The SAS were on standby and were called in as they were killing hostages.
+hixkzuk1 It's a pleasure meeting you buddy. Any problems or questions regarding lock picking, give me a shout and I will help out best I can. It is a very addictive hobby as picking is like Pringle's..... Once you pop you cannot stop. Happy picking mate ;o))))
That key way looks similar to a lock on my commercial building front. Glass store front doors with aluminum frame doors. Probably from the 80’s I can’t seem to pick it... not even the locksmith. He wouldn’t even try... said it had to be broken... so I refused and have been working to open it on my spare time.... It swings a laminated hook upward an into a catch on the frame or another door when it’s applicable... It’s a lock common to the strip malls built in the 80’s
Mine doesn’t say Yale on it.. It has a cam locking mechanism, in as much as it doesn’t have a bolt that travels East to west... but a Laminated steel arm that swings clockwise... Does that y’all on video lock the same?
Btw i sums there are many lock smiths in business now a days that don’t know much about picking... In my 43yrs every locksmith I ever hired used a drill and made sure to inform that if you don’t drill in precise location your whole door may have to be replaced
I am just a lock sporter, but have had contact with a few lock smiths who have given me snapped euro locks or 5 lever curtained mortice locks as they just dump them after, but great use for me to pick. A few I have spoken with state that they will just drill a lock to save time, then charge customer for that time and then say... "I can fit you a new lock too" they then charge an arm and a leg for the lock and then time to fit. Pending on how well the lock smith has made money on that day, he/she can charge what they want and customer will pay as not wanting to have a door with no lock at all. I have, however met lock smiths who will use picking tools and pick or rake the lock open, change the lock and charge a very good price.
you must think these newbies dont know p... all if you think that anyone would not know you only had three pins in that yale go away andboil your heid teapot
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Thanks, picked my first yale type lock after watching this video. Good stuff.
Thanks, glad you liked the video and glad it helped you pick your first Yale lock. Yales are a fun pick 👍👍
Hi...what pick did you use? Thanks
@@versatec1 same one as in the video.
@@grahamthebaronhesketh. Thanks👍
Smooth picking Rich.
I just bought some key blanks for our push key pancake locks. If you're still trying to get yours keyed, you can send them to me and I'll pick them and make a key for them for you. I also bought some vintage Yale key blanks so i can make keys for our Yale lever tumblr locks. Just pay postage and it's done. ;-)
I will have try picking mine as I have never tried to be honest. I noticed when you picked yours you tensiond it some with a flat thin piece of gauge. Can you sugest something I can use and once puched in, how does it tension it buddy?
Thanks Bill mate, the pick with wooden handle was made for me in a trade a while back. I traded a MEDECO lock I had for it ;o))))
Hi Master where can I get the pick like yours from? Love the profile and the wooden handle!!! Thanks
Hello Kai, thanks for watching and for the great comment. The pick in the video is a custom made pick. A great TH-camr made it for me years ago. It is an amazing pick and I often pick it up first to try on a lock. Thanks again for viewing and commenting my friend. Stay safe Brother 👍👍
Made a Home made pick, When I put in my pick it hocks on something very stiff and doesn't move ?
You maybe pushing on one of the wards in the lock, instead of pins. You may also be pushing pick far to the back. What did you make the pick from and also, is it a short hook, medium etc?
@@waddac2 Windsheild wipers, I figured i watched another video that explained the ward parts. I actually got it once after 20 times. I need more practice gonna buy a lock and practice.
@@thelostadventurer4684 If you windshield wiper pick can fit it keyway and you can tickle the pick tip over the pins, then that is great. Just try not over tension the lock while picking it because too much tension can bind pins on sheer line too, meaning each pin will feel very stiff and tight. Good luck with the picking Travis and keep me informed as to how you are getting on. All the best.
Rich (waddac2)
great picking rich and very nice tips, i like ur lock lab pinning tray
Cheers Paul my friend. Yep, pinning tray is great isn't it. Great pressy from kind Bill :o))))
But what do I do as iv lost the key
Call a Lock Smith, or buy some picks and try pick the lock yourself.
great demo Rich pal ;-))
Cheers Frank Pal ;o))))
Great as always!!
Cheers Jeff buddy ;o))))
What music is the ending credits? Love it!
+Shaun Crandall
Hi Shaun. It is one of the tracks from a 1980's film called "Who Dares Wins" (SAS Movie)
nice vid mate!
Thanks mate and Cheers for watching and liking.
whats the name of the music you used at the end....had me bopping lol
+hixkzuk1
Thanks for watching buddy. The end music is from a 1980's favourite film of mine called "Who Dares Wins" based on a true story when the SAS had to raid the Iranian embassy in London when Terrorist hijacked it and wanted demands from British government. The SAS were on standby and were called in as they were killing hostages.
Thanks....im lock picking myself...just starting. ...find your videos well helpful
+hixkzuk1
It's a pleasure meeting you buddy. Any problems or questions regarding lock picking, give me a shout and I will help out best I can. It is a very addictive hobby as picking is like Pringle's..... Once you pop you cannot stop. Happy picking mate ;o))))
thumbs up buddy...will do
first lock i picked was with a fork prong as a tension bar and a hair clip...and from the moment i picked the padlock i was addicted :P
Thx
Your welcome Calvin. Thanks for watching 👍👍
very nice
Thank you my friend ;o))))
Pickin a steamer trunk lock
Currently locked out of the house
Ouch!!!!!! Hope you got in
Lmao I did
That key way looks similar to a lock on my commercial building front. Glass store front doors with aluminum frame doors. Probably from the 80’s I can’t seem to pick it... not even the locksmith. He wouldn’t even try... said it had to be broken... so I refused and have been working to open it on my spare time.... It swings a laminated hook upward an into a catch on the frame or another door when it’s applicable... It’s a lock common to the strip malls built in the 80’s
Standard Yale Keyway....... ANY LOCKSMITH SHOULD KNOW THIS KEYWAY!!!!!!!!!!
Mine doesn’t say Yale on it.. It has a cam locking mechanism, in as much as it doesn’t have a bolt that travels East to west... but a Laminated steel arm that swings clockwise... Does that y’all on video lock the same?
Btw i sums there are many lock smiths in business now a days that don’t know much about picking... In my 43yrs every locksmith I ever hired used a drill and made sure to inform that if you don’t drill in precise location your whole door may have to be replaced
I am just a lock sporter, but have had contact with a few lock smiths who have given me snapped euro locks or 5 lever curtained mortice locks as they just dump them after, but great use for me to pick. A few I have spoken with state that they will just drill a lock to save time, then charge customer for that time and then say... "I can fit you a new lock too" they then charge an arm and a leg for the lock and then time to fit. Pending on how well the lock smith has made money on that day, he/she can charge what they want and customer will pay as not wanting to have a door with no lock at all.
I have, however met lock smiths who will use picking tools and pick or rake the lock open, change the lock and charge a very good price.
you must think these newbies dont know p... all if you think that anyone would not know you only had three pins in that yale go away andboil your heid teapot