(871) Challenge: Ted Park's Master II
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Lol, after 7 min of picking, instead of opening the ziplock bag properly, you just tore the sucker open! lol
I've been watching your videos for a few months now, well tonight I decided to try and pick my first lock, I broke a Bobby pin in half bent one side at a 90 for my tension wrench and started messing with it, long story short I actually picked it. it was a brinks pad lock
Brian Harris you could have just looked sternly at it and it would have opened
oh I LOVE that correction about what's inside on the beginning
made me laugh :)
love the channel. been on a lock-lab rampage for the past week, wouldn't mind getting into picking locks myself for my own purposes (i tend to lose the keys to all my locks quite often, more than id like to admit). its great to learn how these locks are made and put together. it took me a few hours to figure out the terms you use. thanks for all the quality content you put up :)
Every time I watch one of your videos I learn something new. Thanks
Great video Mr. Bill! You are responsible for my love of lock picking. The first video I saw of you was this pass Thanksgiving video. I've been picking since! So I would like to thank you for all the help you give us every day! Semper Fidelis!
Dear Mr. Johnson I would like to first thank you for your inspiration. It's due to you that I love picking locks ( as a hobby of course). It was last year's Thanksgiving video that set the "lock picking wheels in motion".
Since then, if become quite a picker, thanks to you and your videos. But I'm still learning, and still on pin tumbler locks.
I'm working on my first challenge lock that I'll be sending your way soon!
One other thing, right now I'm unemployed, but as soon as I'm on my feet again, I well become one of many Fan Founders.
Thank you for all you do in and for the Lock Picking Community!
That top t-pin might have dropped down past the sheer line, so it did do something.
Exactly what I was thinking.
That key pin was pretty short,I’m sure did something
Thanks again Bill. I get excited everytime I see a notification for a new video.
I'm going to take a shot at this. The second pin was meant to be pointed up. Look at how short the key pin is, that means most of, if not all of, the driver pin would have been below the sheer line. So when you're trying to set the pin, you have to let off the tension to allow the larger bottom part of the driver pin to move up into the bible. That's why you had to use such light tension.
Congratulations on passing the 250k subscribers!
That inverted T pin may have come into play, it's key pin was really short. In a resting position could it possibly give a false false set? Curious to see those two pins in the core together, if that cut is below the shear line I would think it could cause some evil. Just a thought.
that's what I was thinking especially since he said to much tension bound the core completely
The inverted T does go below the shear line - the idea is that if you get a false set without having pin 2 set, it's very difficult to push the stack up to the shear line With spools, the driver is twisted slightly across the shear line, so it's easier to push the driver up. Some of the spools are slightly sanded, which makes it harder to determine binding order. The core is actually from a Master LOTO lock - the standard master cores have some countersinking on the pin chambers. I had tried replacing the Master "serrated" pin with one from an American padlock, but to me it seemed easier to determine what was going on with the American Lock driver if you're lifting the pin with a pick.
+bosnianbill - Congratulations on getting that lock open! I enjoy watching your channel - thanks for using that lock in a video. Your reviews have certainly helped me make more informed purchasing decisions as well.
Hey bill, ever considered using a spray on rubber coating on the end of a torsion wrench? I would expect it to stay in better, at the cost of potentially reducing some feedback (depending on how thick and soft the coating is.)
That's an almost stock core out of a plastic lock-out tag-out lock. (I broke mine and had to take the lock apart)
stock it has 2 spools in it. Great idea putting it in that heavy padlock
That's a lockout tag out cylinder. Bust open the master lock lockout tag outs and you'll find a nice core with security pins
Always educational. Thanks, Bill.
that number 2 pin in that direction would fit into the bottom chamber of thelock and lock up when picking as it would hit the shear line
here is thr trick to fool lockpickers get a masterlock and change the internals and watch them suffer xD
how long have you been picking???
long enough to have my pick save my tension....
I have the same problem with my pry bar tension wrench coming out of the keyway...Bill; that pick can sure stand some major flexing! :-)
Hey Bill, newbie trying to gain as much help and info regarding picking and lock engineering etc, I have registered to Lock-Lab but was just wondering if I should receive a confirmation e-mail saying that the registration has been successful. Would really like those news letters lol! Keep up the good work, who knew locks could be so fun to play about with huh!? Thanks again, Jon.
I wonder if a thinner tensioner would be less likely to keep falling out of position...
easy entry, drill out the bottom screw the plate comes off. use a flat head screw driver and lock opened. unless they used anti drill plate.
Hi Bill
when someone makes a homemade pin are they buying a certain sized brass rod or are they just machining a standard pin...and I think I answered my own question with the likely answer lol
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I got a The Last Ship advert
love that show
What do the different shapes of spools and t pins do? I just started watching you videos because I took an interest in lockpicking because (silly enough) of fallout and elder scrolls video games. Just trying to figure out techniques
I'd love to see you do a special on technique with TOK tension. I just got my first flat tension bars from Sparrows, and I'm having a heck of a time with them falling out. We never get to see the whole method you use to hold them, since most of your hands are out of frame; what's your secret?
You probably need a thicker prybar. The one I use most is 1.2mm thick
I think you're right. The ones I got were Sparrows...thickest one is 0.6mm. I'm having some luck with homemade ones, really just like BOK wrenches, but with hand-cut serrations. Prolly going to find some thicker stock and use Bill's DIY video on making my own thicker bars.
Still, it'd be nice to see his feedback on what kind of technique he uses with these commercial bars. Hell, I've got 'em now, might as well figure out what I'm doing wrong and learn to use them.
Great pickin' again, Bill 👍
Hey where did you get those anodized aluminum/titanium screw drivers at?
Keep us in the picture!
The only way masters are worth a damn are when we pin it the RIGHT way! ;)
Hi Bill, I'm a new subscriber and newbie at picking. I wanted to ask if you have any advice on lock identification. I have some practice locks which I can pick easily but I'm having problems with real locks. Thanks in advance, keep up the good work
Paul, from one newbie to another. Get some graphite lube and slick up your targets. If theyve been outside you may need the dreaded WD-40. It really helps you get the feedback from the pins. Also, just keep trying and don't give up!
stick with master lock no. 3 my friend. 4 no security pins. learn how to rake and then spp. patience patience patience is the biggest key to all of it. you will get it.
I would gladly wear a bosnianbill t-shirt ^^
Do you rebuild the locks after?
i believe he does
Of course! I work for a loving and couldn't afford to just throw them away because I'm too lazy to rebuild them.
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oh good to hear
hello
i think i may have to disagree with Bill on this one. in chamber 2 the one with the inverter T pin. i think with as high cut as position 2 is that ledge sat below the shear line making it act as more of a spool than a standard, but it still didnt do the job of a T pin.
take notes masterlock
Hey Bill, if I accidentally signed up for one of the giveaways twice, would it automatically erase one entry? I can't remember if I signed up for Wednesday, and I don't want to cheat or be disqualified. Thanks.
No, anomalies like that are managed. We investigate the entries, anyone spamming gets dumped and added to a blacklist. But when someone accidentally enters a couple times, it's fine. We trim the entries back to one apiece and then Bill does a random drawing.
you'll be fine. It happens to everyone :)
+John Thompson thanks!
I'm in the same boat. Thanks for the clarification. :)
cool i'v done it thanks
No problem. hey come on, we all do that. Especially when the drawings are now a week long. you could easily forget you already entered and do it again.
but don't worry, we vet the list very well and have a good process that hunts for spammers/scammers (we use several methods) so it's a good fair drawing
Love these videos!
nice bill thanks
I must have missed it but I'm just ask: do you go have that 3D file for that "lock assembler"
Strange that this lock took so much time to pick with all those standard pins.
Maybe the extreme bitting made it a little more difficult?
Strange how much Bill underestimated the effectiveness of the second driver pin..
For sure, I would have thought that although that t-pin was inverted it could still get caught at the shear line because the key pin was so short.
I think the part he overlooked WAS the shortness of the key pin. With a key pin so short, the narrowed part of the driver was definitely below the shear line. This would effectively make it act very similar to a spool. Maybe even a little floppiness due to no "top" to the spool. Great pin!
I really wish I could do this, guess I just need more practice and some decent picks, home made picks aren't working for me ... haha ... Great vids man !
www.storenvy.com/stores/852321-longbaugh-tools Email this guy for a custom starter set. Use the guide and pics at Lock-Lab.com . He's Awesome and Priced Friendly.
Thanks very much !! ... I will definitely check that out ... ... The only issue to buying picks, is shipping to my country, normally costs more than 3x the picks cost.
You must have a thousand different pinning trays. Time to give some away maybe. The pins see the key completely different than a pick.
There is no "Lock-Lab Forum" on Lock-Lab or can I just not find it? I only find links to many other forums.
lock-lab.com/
This should be it.
But bad SEO, could not find it fast.
Arvid Regenberg Unfortunately, that isn't a Lock-Lab Forum, that's just the homepage of Lock-Lab. Sorry that you misunderstood me, but thank you for trying to help. If you go here: lock-lab.com/resources/forums-and-organizations/ You will see that it lists a lot of Forum's to post/read from, but I searched all over lock-lab.com and could not find an offical "lock-lab forum". I always assumed that Bill started his own Forum, for all his fans to communicate through and to buy/sell things specifically from Bill's "fan club", which I thought was great and decided to look it up to see if certain things were discussed, that are commonly discussed on his videos. I have already joined several of the OTHER forums and used them, but I was looking for something new, a Bosnian Bill's Lock-Lab Forum. With all the promoting he does, I thought the main attraction of the website was his personal Forum. Maybe someday we will get one, because his site is still fairly new or maybe I just can't find where HIS forum is. Hopefully this wordy reply, will explain exactly what I was looking for.
+Jay H All right, i understand.
Great Video Bill :)
Crazy bidding
Bill, do you have a recommended tool kit for begginers?
The tuxedo kit from sparows or the ghost kit from mad bob
Thank you dude
:D
there is info about that on lock lab.com
I went with the Tuxedo and have been happy with my choice. It's a good budget friendly set. My city rake broke in the first week, but it was most likely my fault. The rest of the set seems strong enough.
i was on lock-lab "The first consideration is where you live. If you live in Europe, you’ll need picks that are no more than 0.020” (0.50mm) thick."
both of this kits ar too larg for where i live (Austria) or am i wrong? i dont know which kit i should purchase now :/
you got psyched out, that lock should of popped faster than that. light tension works fast on these, forget about the spring nonsense.
JB it's a custom core
lol bill i had to laugh at the last two minsof the vid,im sorry but you were like a wildman.
Getting my first pick set in two days. Can anyone recommend some locks to start with? I live in Norway btw, if that matters.
Firs of all, excelente video and finally where can i get a tray like yours? it looks very useful to not lose springs and spools, thanks in advance!
What screwdriver is that?
www.teamintegy.com
love your vids
Hey Bill have you ever heard of or used titanium picks?
Yes, nothing special about them. No advantage to using titanium over steel.
hey guys i have some spring steel picks that have handles could us a little sanding what should/would i have to use?
I start with 400 or 600 grit wet/dry sandpaper. Pull it across tthe side of the pick so that it rolls over the edge as you pull it. then I hit it with 800 grit and 1000 grit. Anything finer than 1000 doesn't seem to have much additional effect.
Be careful sanding some of the narrower tips, you could very easily take off too much. Some picks don't have much to lose. Others need some serious grinding (with sandpaper) just to be able to fit them in a normal keyway.
With practice you'll know when to stop.
BTW- Bill has some great videos about this in his MAKE YOUR OWN PICKS series.
thnx
MoAW thmx
1000 or 1200 grit wet or dry sandpaper. Also, look at the video where Bill uses an old book to hold the sandpaper. This saves you from stabbing yourself with the pick.
1000 grit and a book work great for polishing.
I thought the question was about sharp edges. 1000 grit is not agressive enough to round over the edges very much and the book trick definitely keeps the edges from being sanded.
Maybe I was wrong. If you just want to polish the picks up so they look nice then start with the 1000 grit. if you need to knock down the edges though, I would start with at least 600 grit first.
I start, carefully, with 400 or even less because I'm not big on patience.
where can i get the tension wrench you use
Just about anywhere, they are all the same.
looks identical to one of my Sparrows top of keyway wrenches (TOK), but I believe Peterson may have been the first to offer them. All the good companies sell them and from what I understand you would be hard pressed to tell one from another because they are all identical no matter who sold them. You should check out lock-lab.com there are links to pick retailers as well as lots of great info organized better than on TH-cam.
I pick locks but I don't shim at all so why can't you shim ball bearings
Because steel balls don't compress like springs do.
+bosnianbill oh that makes since I have a shim but I don't shim at all I did it on a ball bearing master lock and it worked but it might be luck or this just further proves that master locks are a piece of junk
+Jacob Brunner probably both lol
Are you saying 'full set' or 'false set' ?
spahgetti
Another one bites the dust sloppy core should of raked it bill
just came across your channel but I cant tell if your a locksmith or not...
you like to destroy locks xD
According to LockPickingLawyer Video #52, that lock's a piece of crap. He had it open within seconds.
the factory lock set was junk. decent lock body and shackle. this is why there are custom pinned locks like this one.
the core is junk for the money but the lock is good strong stuff
in fact i would say they might make the best bodies. then put the worst cores on the market in. its such a shame.
8th
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first hey bill
A comment.
I agree.
Excellent conversation. Regroup next week?
An excellent comment.
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it's not the core flopping around in the Bible. it's the Bible flopping around in the lock body. just like the m15 magnum. think it reduces feedback.