Great great video you are definitely better than the lock picking lawyer ha ha I enjoyed it. It was superb smooth as silk totally professional, and best of all showed off every part an peace inside of that bad boy. Thanks again keep up the good work. 5:52
Superb video, narration and graphics and animation. Thank you and please keep uploading. We, the general audience, are laymen and not lock pickers, things (e.g. terminology) that are simple and obvious to lock pickers are incomprehensible to us. We appreciate videos that explain everything and from the beginning and one thing at a time.
Great intro! I can not wait to see the next one. I just started with this lock and I'm looking to take in all I can that might help me get me past that 4th pin. Really glad yer doing this.
Holy cow! I love this explanation. I tend to be the last person to grasp doing a task, because I am way over-thinking things. But when it clicks for me, it REALLY clicks, and I tend to be an 'expert' of sorts. Not bragging, it is just how my mind works. Wow, I said all that to say----This video was amazing. It filled in so many holes I had.. Is there a video on dimple locks in this format?
The problem with the Medeco locks is over time the side bar becomes more difficult to actuate and you have to jiggle the key several times to get the core to rotate. I have these locks on all of my exterior doors.
I worked for a lock shop for a time. One of my first jobs was cutting Medeco keys for a major contract. All the old locks in the doors of a very large building were being replaced with security locks. I don't remember exactly how many keys there were, but I know that I cut somewhere around a thousand, a job that took a week or two. The cutter had to be adjusted for every angle and depth by hand, and the angles and depths were different for each. That was a very demanding task and we had to account for every key blank to Medeco, including the ones that were incorrectly cut. Again, it was a long time ago so I don't remember the count, but as I recall, I messed up less than a half box's worth of blanks. I was quite proud of myself when the work was finished.
How does the spring length in this video compare to the actual locks? Looks like there is plenty of length there, so are these keys susceptible to oversetting the key pins all the way into the bible allowing for comb picking?
Great video. Really gives a more indepth explanation of how these locks work by way of a video animation. It's definitely easier to understand how something works if you can actually see it working from a cut away view.
Awesome video and explanation with everything, can't wait to watch the one about vulnerabilities and how you pick it! Looks like one hell of a lock and a fun pick
Watching this after an old video of LPL picking a simpler Medeco [130] really makes me appreciate it more as a lay person. Very well done video.
I was referred here by the comments on LPL 1122. Thanks for your great explanation and animation of the function of this lock.
Best description of a Medeco core on the internet. 👍
What an excellent tutorial. Great visuals and explanations, thanks for this video, cheers
Nice video; love to see the mechanism of a Medeco LFIC.
Wow, thank you for the awesome video! Very well done!
standing by for your video on methods how to pick it
The model helps in understanding a ton! Thanks for sharing!
This is just as good a way to understand this lock as disassembling in person. Very well done sir.
Very nice tutorial brother always interested in good info. Very nicely done.
Excellent video
Great animation! Well done, and this is very helpful.
Youre a hero. Thank you for the videos
Nicely done video
Great great video you are definitely better than the lock picking lawyer ha ha I enjoyed it. It was superb smooth as silk totally professional, and best of all showed off every part an peace inside of that bad boy. Thanks again keep up the good work. 5:52
thank you. these videos are very informative and well done.
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing.
Very nice graphics.
Excellent thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍
Could you do an animation of some disc detainers?
Yes, definitely plan to!
This is amazing stuff!
Amazing
Looks like a good design. Guess any lock can be defeated?
Great video. Thanks!
very good , tankyou
Great graphics work. 👍👍👍 Which software do you use for producing these videos?
Great video! Subscribed! Can I ask: what software do you use to create these 3D models? Thank you!
Wait this is just 2 different locks that work with the same key at the same time
highlights like in the previous videos would be nice if possible.
Do you lift and rotate pin by pin or do you lift all pins to the shear line and then individually turn each pin?
Good video...me like! 👍👍👍👍🧡
😅😮
не будут такие делать, слишком точный механизм и не износоустойчивый из за грязи.
Great job explaining the mechanism. You got yourself a new subscriber!
Superb video, narration and graphics and animation. Thank you and please keep uploading.
We, the general audience, are laymen and not lock pickers, things (e.g. terminology) that are simple and obvious to lock pickers are incomprehensible to us. We appreciate videos that explain everything and from the beginning and one thing at a time.
Great intro! I can not wait to see the next one. I just started with this lock and I'm looking to take in all I can that might help me get me past that 4th pin. Really glad yer doing this.
Anybody need pins?
I've got F50 - 3Q, 4S, 3D, 5M that are of no use to me
Great video - you broke that down perfectly and quickly! Well done and I really appreciate your effort!!!
Medeco xt please
Holy cow! I love this explanation. I tend to be the last person to grasp doing a task, because I am way over-thinking things. But when it clicks for me, it REALLY clicks, and I tend to be an 'expert' of sorts. Not bragging, it is just how my mind works. Wow, I said all that to say----This video was amazing. It filled in so many holes I had.. Is there a video on dimple locks in this format?
Thank you for the video just picked my first Medeco 5 pin. I never thought I’d be able to pick a medeco.
Brilliant video , i'm going to save this video because it's that good , thank you for sharing this video with us my friend
Thanks for your help, due to this video i was able to pick my neighbours lock and pinch her underwear 😀👍🏻
The problem with the Medeco locks is over time the side bar becomes more difficult to actuate and you have to jiggle the key several times to get the core to rotate. I have these locks on all of my exterior doors.
I worked for a lock shop for a time. One of my first jobs was cutting Medeco keys for a major contract. All the old locks in the doors of a very large building were being replaced with security locks. I don't remember exactly how many keys there were, but I know that I cut somewhere around a thousand, a job that took a week or two. The cutter had to be adjusted for every angle and depth by hand, and the angles and depths were different for each. That was a very demanding task and we had to account for every key blank to Medeco, including the ones that were incorrectly cut. Again, it was a long time ago so I don't remember the count, but as I recall, I messed up less than a half box's worth of blanks. I was quite proud of myself when the work was finished.
Great video, thanks 👍
How does the spring length in this video compare to the actual locks? Looks like there is plenty of length there, so are these keys susceptible to oversetting the key pins all the way into the bible allowing for comb picking?
Fantastic video. Very clear. 👍
Sweet sweet video.
Great video. Really gives a more indepth explanation of how these locks work by way of a video animation. It's definitely easier to understand how something works if you can actually see it working from a cut away view.
Awesome video and explanation with everything, can't wait to watch the one about vulnerabilities and how you pick it! Looks like one hell of a lock and a fun pick
Thank for this very high quality video, the animation und explaining is amazing
That was an EXCELLENT video. That’s for taking the effort to create and post.
@LockPickingLawyer should pick this lock.
Superb graphics! Thank you for your work. So easy to understand.
Great video. very helpful
Crystal clear explanations, thanks!!!
your cool