For those of you saying this tool is useless because it destroys the lock. It doesn't, this is a specialised tool made by Wendt which removes part of the hard case that comes as an extra for protec cylinders. Once this is penetrated the core can be removed and decoded and a key can be produced. After this the cylinder can be fitted with a new hard case thus making this type of entry somewhat surreptitious. This is a useful covert entry method for law enforcement, who use al lot of Wendt products
For those not agreeing with this type of videos: Knowledge is power! Would you rather have only criminals know this or you too, as end user of these locks, so you can educate yourself and make a smart decision on what to install on your entries? Trust me, without this video, only the bad guys would have this information and you’d live in a fairytale trusting only what the manufacturer put on their packaging. Think about it.
One reason for putting these video's up is to show people just how easy it is for anyone to open these locks. These locks are not cheap and alot of them claim to be unpickable. Well as you can see there is more than one way to skin a cat. The manufacturers of these locks will need to up their game and stop selling over priced crap. Remember, criminals do not play by the rules.
What drilling machine are you using? how many cost? battery powered?i think that many criminal does not have much money for buy one of this.....anyway...nothing is secure..buttt, not for that we have to leave the house with a 25$ locks...LOL
But they didn't pick it...they drilled it.. no lock is immune to drilling. But a thief is not going to bring a drill to an apartment or house in the middle of the night...unless its a casino or bank door..where highly motivated thieves plan for months and scope out what kind of lock it is..this scenario in the video will almost never happen. You cant bump or pick the lock...its worth the money..and they look beautiful too. This video to me just shows you how you can get back in to your own home if you should ever lock yourself out.. 99% of home burglaries are committed in moments of opportunity. An open window...a cheap looking door or lock looks delicious to a thief... a strange unpickable unbumpable lock is a no go..the thief will move on.
A career burglar wont use a drill in a residential area. They would find an easier way in..like a window or back door with a cheaper lock.. lets be realistic.
There is always a way in. During the Hatton Garden burglary, the burglars used a Hilti DD350 industrial drill to simply drill a large hole through the entire 50cm thick vault wall made of reinforced concrete, then one of the group crawled through the hole and emptied out the vault.
Searching for "Abloy Milling Cutter" shows that the special tool with 4 carbide tips costs around 25 euros. A drill capable of running that with enough torque might cost around 200 euros. I guess that combination would beat any lock in any normal door.
@@Anohaxer If you install a proper door, axe will not go through it but milling cutter will open the door in the same time as a cheap wooden door: th-cam.com/video/9v34zHuW_uQ/w-d-xo.html
That tool is easily defeated by other cylinders. Abloy made the body hardened which appears to be very thoughtful but in fact it isn't. You can have the full hardened body but you still need widia inserts to surround the locking mechanism preventing it from being drilled. Accordingly other manufacturers use brass body with tungsten inserts at pivotal points. Milling is then either deviated or delayed or simply won't work. Check Disec Krypton defenders, they employ the same idea.
Thanks. Now I know how to get back to my apartment after a late night out at town if I have lost the key. Only need this special tool and a power drill...
I believe there is an extra bit of hardened metal that goes on top of this cylinder when installed, to make drilling a bit more difficult. But of course, there is a way to drill into anything, eventually...
there is always a harder drill bit. except if the hardened steel isn't acctually hardened steel but it's somethign extremely hard like tungsten carbide. in that case it's britle enough to just smash it with a hammer.
so cover this with a 5mm titanium plate and you are pretty good to go, even from drilling with this tool? or can it drill titanium as well, without cooling, clogging, same duration etc. ?
If you're a locksmith and a customer comes to you saying that they lost a key to their apartment, and you need to replace the lock without first entering the building and unlocking it from the inside, the customer might object a bit if they have to replace the entire door instead of replacing just the lock. This tool is not primarily for thieves, which might be obvious from how the drill bit requires a powertool, but advertisement for locksmiths.
yes i must also say very effective i havent seen that done before just goes to show it can be done hey how much did it cost you for that abloy cylinder
Must be made of same metal as concrete hammer drills. Can cut practically everything - hard antidrill material or not. I used an ordinary concrete drill mounted in a fast rotating table drill machine to make riveting holes in a cold saw blade for a home made knife. Normally that very special steel is considered undrillable - only slowly grindable. Once the drill tip got red hot it went through like butter and the drill unexpectedly still looked unused.
ASSA had (and as far as I know still has) a $200,000 reward for anyone who can demonstrate the ability to pick their Protec cylinder. It has yet to be claimed.
why do ppl assume this is intended for criminal use? This is a locksmith tool, used for opening an unpickable, bump proof lock. A criminal would simply kick the door down, break through a window or wait for u to step outside of ur door.
I think the less optimal conditions is actually just the standard hardened Abloy euro profile cylinder. There is some good discussion of this over at Barry Wels BlackBag website with some other info (i think you can find it on google) he nicely titled the post "Eating Abloy Protecs for breakfast" hahaha:)
don't know if i should really be saying this here but a trick i know is defeat with a normal every day wood screw and takes 5 mins at the very longest. id say though that thease are an exceptionally good retrofit to normal cylinders but its really important that the High Security Escutcheon Set for Abloy Cylinders is used it wouldn't be worth anyone's time to even try and defeat the set when used together (CH101 euro sets)
True enough, as a locksmith as well it can be pretty funny listening to people thinking that they can open any lock, when they probably sit at home working with Weiser cylinders and cheap padlocks.
I think that most meth addicts would have already spent the $75 it takes to purchase the drill bit on meth. Your average criminal isn't going to be carrying one of these around.
That drill bit and rechargeable drill that has same amount of torque as in the video... Yea, no random crackhead will open that lock. Well if they have crowbar and lots of time but then it doesn't matter what lock the door has.
they are not a wate of money at all sir abloy make very good locks one of the best in the world. just because they can be broken doesnt make them bad locks so far i have never ever seen an abloy protec lock picked before and thats a deterent in it self. so at the moment it seems nearly impossable to break in to an abloy protec cylinder with out makeing alot of sound and possable alerting others (Gards ,Police eg)
That's not a normal drill bit. It has Tungsten Carbide cutters. See on the second drill just before he starts, the little slightly darker grey piece? That is the carbide, and it will drill hardened steel.
maybe abloy could add safe mechanism to it so if parts start to remove it disconnects part holding the door from the lock so spinning the lock no longer moves it. and the part is too large to be removed from the lock base itself. ofcourse no one could then ooen the lock without major removal of parts but bit more secure.
There is a lock that does exactly that. If you force anything then it locks down at the cam. So if you drill or snap it then it becomes much more of a pain in the ass to get out.
I agree that this method makes an amount of noise and would probably leave evidence of its usage. It is interesting to note that the cylinders in this video were the hardened ones. It was from 8 years ago though and I hear that Abloy have made this more difficult since. In any case, if you have compromised the cylinder then it is game over, nobody would ever know.
and as always instead of using this information to protect yourselves you're getting butthurt. i'm sorry but no matter how expensive, nothing is perfect, that's why we have alarms, cameras and shotguns
Gd vid, obviously alot of ppl believe ignorance is bliss, a lock that pricey should have better drill protection, if this info never gets put out there the only ppl that helps is the manufacturer, they can keep making these wild claims about how great these locks r and the public wont know any better, personally id rather know what locks r easily opened so thanks.
Protech Locks they probably have the best drill protection you can get. at the end of the day you can just take a sawzall to the door and make a new entry. passive security only goes so far.
Yes abloy have a 3 mm thick steel anti drill cup on REAL out door locks ... that just starts rotating with drills . That is an EURO lock ( i would never use them ) where older types from other manufacturers you could brake in half with one hit . Why buy a expensive drill when you can just saw the whole door in half . Also you can shoot that lock with a .50 bmg bet it would open after that .
I'm sure my neighborhood has a hundred deadbolts than can be bumped. If I have a much harder lock and he goes through this much trouble. I have something he knows he wants. Nothing is going to stop him. He'll get caught ( cameras, alarms) but at least I have proof for insurance.
It is, indeed, a statement to a great lock. If the only way to open it is using a drill, then it is AMAZING. Because breaking a window takes nothing and cutting a wooden door is easier ;)
@jasonhendley100 So you comment on other lock picking videos yet you say its wrong when my son is picking them, in all your silly comment you think showing how to pick locks is wrong.... and yet again might I say your GIVING TIP ON A LOCK PICKING VIDEO.....
At least if you get a protec your insurance will cover you because your house door would clearly be broken into destructively. NDE and you are out of luck.
Heh, written by someone who has nothing requiring protection. We can't all live under a freeway and beg for change, moron. Some of us have to work in order to give our money to the worthless like yourself.
This just shows you how to destroy the lock.. No thief is drilling into regular houses.. now if its a bank door. or something containing tons of money..they would do almost anything but to burglarize a home?? nope.
My opinion shouldnt bother grown men so much unless your insecure about your abilities. I dont thi.k a 4 yr old should be taught how to pick locks. I wasnt saying anything negative about the kid. I have kids and I wouldnt teach any kid how to pick locks. Its great you want your kid to be like you but guess what thats his decision not yours. What happens if he decides to get in trouble while he is young and makes a big mistake and ends up with a criminal record cause daddy.thought it was cute
You need to understand the meaning of lock picking, please goto Wikipedia and enter keyword "lock picking" if you feel what you are showing is correct, retain it. Other wise delete it from TH-cam.
I'm sorry but don't claim this as an informative video, and at the end sell the tool necessary for criminal activity. I appreciate you showing the flaw in the locks, but this isn't for homeowners. This video is geared for thieves and burglary.
+sheka k This is a very informative video for people considering using this lock for protecting their families and property. I am not sure how this video could not be considered informative. Just because they are selling the product featured doesn't detract from the information being shown. Drilling a very expensive lock cylinder open in one minute is pretty interesting and informative if you knew anything about these locks.
No its a tool that shows locksmith how to get people into their locked out apartment. NO thief will drill into an apartment or home......unless THEY KNOW FOR A FACT.. that what ever is inside is worth the risk that a loud power tool will bring. 99% of home burglaries are done in moments of opportunity..an open window.. an open door.. a very cheap door and lock that looks easily kicked in...in reality.. no one is drilling an abloy to get into a strangers apartment.. its not worth the trouble. Theyll find a easier way in.. trust me.
People also forget most people have multiple locks on a door..this vieo is cool but not realistic for 99 percent of would be thieves out there.. this is an educational video for locksmiths.
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For those of you saying this tool is useless because it destroys the lock. It doesn't, this is a specialised tool made by Wendt which removes part of the hard case that comes as an extra for protec cylinders. Once this is penetrated the core can be removed and decoded and a key can be produced. After this the cylinder can be fitted with a new hard case thus making this type of entry somewhat surreptitious. This is a useful covert entry method for law enforcement, who use al lot of Wendt products
For those not agreeing with this type of videos: Knowledge is power! Would you rather have only criminals know this or you too, as end user of these locks, so you can educate yourself and make a smart decision on what to install on your entries? Trust me, without this video, only the bad guys would have this information and you’d live in a fairytale trusting only what the manufacturer put on their packaging.
Think about it.
haha! reminds me of my metal work teacher. "MORE OIL!" ah well there were sparks as a plus.
One reason for putting these video's up is to show people just how easy it is for anyone to open these locks. These locks are not cheap and alot of them claim to be unpickable. Well as you can see there is more than one way to skin a cat. The manufacturers of these locks will need to up their game and stop selling over priced crap. Remember, criminals do not play by the rules.
What drilling machine are you using? how many cost? battery powered?i think that many criminal does not have much money for buy one of this.....anyway...nothing is secure..buttt, not for that we have to leave the house with a 25$ locks...LOL
+Alex Lora a career burglar would have the tools, of of course a junkie wouldn't
But they didn't pick it...they drilled it.. no lock is immune to drilling. But a thief is not going to bring a drill to an apartment or house in the middle of the night...unless its a casino or bank door..where highly motivated thieves plan for months and scope out what kind of lock it is..this scenario in the video will almost never happen. You cant bump or pick the lock...its worth the money..and they look beautiful too. This video to me just shows you how you can get back in to your own home if you should ever lock yourself out.. 99% of home burglaries are committed in moments of opportunity. An open window...a cheap looking door or lock looks delicious to a thief... a strange unpickable unbumpable lock is a no go..the thief will move on.
A career burglar wont use a drill in a residential area. They would find an easier way in..like a window or back door with a cheaper lock.. lets be realistic.
There is always a way in. During the Hatton Garden burglary, the burglars used a Hilti DD350 industrial drill to simply drill a large hole through the entire 50cm thick vault wall made of reinforced concrete, then one of the group crawled through the hole and emptied out the vault.
Searching for "Abloy Milling Cutter" shows that the special tool with 4 carbide tips costs around 25 euros. A drill capable of running that with enough torque might cost around 200 euros. I guess that combination would beat any lock in any normal door.
you know, an axe is much cheaper...
@@Anohaxer If you install a proper door, axe will not go through it but milling cutter will open the door in the same time as a cheap wooden door: th-cam.com/video/9v34zHuW_uQ/w-d-xo.html
That tool is easily defeated by other cylinders. Abloy made the body hardened which appears to be very thoughtful but in fact it isn't. You can have the full hardened body but you still need widia inserts to surround the locking mechanism preventing it from being drilled. Accordingly other manufacturers use brass body with tungsten inserts at pivotal points. Milling is then either deviated or delayed or simply won't work. Check Disec Krypton defenders, they employ the same idea.
Very cool drill bit. I want one!
@Jackcc5 these locks are good have seen keys made out off copper piping lol and they work
Thanks. Now I know how to get back to my apartment after a late night out at town if I have lost the key. Only need this special tool and a power drill...
I believe there is an extra bit of hardened metal that goes on top of this cylinder when installed, to make drilling a bit more difficult. But of course, there is a way to drill into anything, eventually...
there is always a harder drill bit. except if the hardened steel isn't acctually hardened steel but it's somethign extremely hard like tungsten carbide. in that case it's britle enough to just smash it with a hammer.
so cover this with a 5mm titanium plate and you are pretty good to go, even from drilling with this tool? or can it drill titanium as well, without cooling, clogging, same duration etc. ?
Hola, como se llama esa herramienta o donde conseguirlas? Y tambien que guia usas para que no se te mueva la broca que usas?Gracias
What cylinder brand would you recommend using on a front home of a flat?
I can brake a door with an Axe.
But you still can't spell with spellchecker.
Break
If you're a locksmith and a customer comes to you saying that they lost a key to their apartment, and you need to replace the lock without first entering the building and unlocking it from the inside, the customer might object a bit if they have to replace the entire door instead of replacing just the lock. This tool is not primarily for thieves, which might be obvious from how the drill bit requires a powertool, but advertisement for locksmiths.
why would a door be travelling so fast that you'd need an axe to stop it?
What is the name of that drill bit you used?
Did Abloy since came up with a solution against this cutting tool?
KESO 8000 power tool picked??? is it possible?
yes i must also say very effective i havent seen that done before just goes to show it can be done hey how much did it cost you for that abloy cylinder
Must be made of same metal as concrete hammer drills. Can cut practically everything - hard antidrill material or not. I used an ordinary concrete drill mounted in a fast rotating table drill machine to make riveting holes in a cold saw blade for a home made knife. Normally that very special steel is considered undrillable - only slowly grindable. Once the drill tip got red hot it went through like butter and the drill unexpectedly still looked unused.
Great video mate, Brilliant :o)))))
Might as well just post a video "how to open any lock" and just show a video of a nuclear bomb exploding
ASSA had (and as far as I know still has) a $200,000 reward for anyone who can demonstrate the ability to pick their Protec cylinder. It has yet to be claimed.
Lol, bullshit they do. They had a 1 million Finnmarks reward for picking a Classic, maybe 60 years ago but nothing since.
why do ppl assume this is intended for criminal use? This is a locksmith tool, used for opening an unpickable, bump proof lock. A criminal would simply kick the door down, break through a window or wait for u to step outside of ur door.
I think the less optimal conditions is actually just the standard hardened Abloy euro profile cylinder. There is some good discussion of this over at Barry Wels BlackBag website with some other info (i think you can find it on google) he nicely titled the post "Eating Abloy Protecs for breakfast" hahaha:)
Quite effective if i may say :D 5 stars!
@yacob4596 steeltoe or clogs?
don't know if i should really be saying this here but a trick i know is defeat with a normal every day wood screw and takes 5 mins at the very longest. id say though that thease are an exceptionally good retrofit to normal cylinders but its really important that the High Security Escutcheon Set for Abloy Cylinders is used it wouldn't be worth anyone's time to even try and defeat the set when used together (CH101 euro sets)
I've been looking for the part and cannot find it
True enough, as a locksmith as well it can be pretty funny listening to people thinking that they can open any lock, when they probably sit at home working with Weiser cylinders and cheap padlocks.
I think that most meth addicts would have already spent the $75 it takes to purchase the drill bit on meth. Your average criminal isn't going to be carrying one of these around.
That drill bit and rechargeable drill that has same amount of torque as in the video... Yea, no random crackhead will open that lock. Well if they have crowbar and lots of time but then it doesn't matter what lock the door has.
WIN.
in the battle of armor vs. ammo, ammo always wins.
they are not a wate of money at all sir abloy make very good locks one of the best in the world. just because they can be broken doesnt make them bad locks so far i have never ever seen an abloy protec lock picked before and thats a deterent in it self. so at the moment it seems nearly impossable to break in to an abloy protec cylinder with out makeing alot of sound and possable alerting others (Gards ,Police eg)
How do you do it?It is made from hardened steel.Hardened steel is with normal drill bit "undrillable".
It has carbide inserts
if have security door with rotary lock steel shield this is not possible
Finnish quality. You have to use ultra drill and special tools.
dude.. i want one of these bits...
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That's not a normal drill bit. It has Tungsten Carbide cutters. See on the second drill just before he starts, the little slightly darker grey piece? That is the carbide, and it will drill hardened steel.
maybe abloy could add safe mechanism to it so if parts start to remove it disconnects part holding the door from the lock so spinning the lock no longer moves it. and the part is too large to be removed from the lock base itself. ofcourse no one could then ooen the lock without major removal of parts but bit more secure.
There is a lock that does exactly that. If you force anything then it locks down at the cam. So if you drill or snap it then it becomes much more of a pain in the ass to get out.
I agree that this method makes an amount of noise and would probably leave evidence of its usage. It is interesting to note that the cylinders in this video were the hardened ones. It was from 8 years ago though and I hear that Abloy have made this more difficult since. In any case, if you have compromised the cylinder then it is game over, nobody would ever know.
Well said ;)
That's why my locks are drill proof, cut proof, shock proof, smash proof, weather proof. Good luck...
lol, yep... and don forget to give ear plugs to neighbors...
@jasonhendley100 wd40? really?
Can you answer to your own question?
just use a Brad point bit
@ZaphodsPlanet Or he could just be a locksmith trying to help someone locked out of their house.
and as always instead of using this information to protect yourselves you're getting butthurt. i'm sorry but no matter how expensive, nothing is perfect, that's why we have alarms, cameras and shotguns
theres a big difference between 'open' and 'disable'
he has obviously customised the lock so he can do it but why would you destroy such a beautiful lock
Spray wd40 in the lock use light tension and it can work.
Gd vid, obviously alot of ppl believe ignorance is bliss, a lock that pricey should have better drill protection, if this info never gets put out there the only ppl that helps is the manufacturer, they can keep making these wild claims about how great these locks r and the public wont know any better, personally id rather know what locks r easily opened so thanks.
Protech Locks they probably have the best drill protection you can get. at the end of the day you can just take a sawzall to the door and make a new entry. passive security only goes so far.
Yes abloy have a 3 mm thick steel anti drill cup on REAL out door locks ... that just starts rotating with drills . That is an EURO lock ( i would never use them ) where older types from other manufacturers you could brake in half with one hit . Why buy a expensive drill when you can just saw the whole door in half . Also you can shoot that lock with a .50 bmg bet it would open after that .
"self employed"
Says it all really...
How loud this tool is ?
why? wtf are u planning to do with it anyway?
just some maintenance things..
lol
It says how to "open" the lock not how to destroy the lock to "open" the DOOR
du weist schon das das ne anleitung zum einbrechen ist und das tool zum einbrechen machts net besser xxD
gut das so ein schloss kaum mehr einer hat
Looks like you can..
Well do you know how to pick an abloy lock? Actually PICKING not using any automated tool or anything else but a normal lockpick?
Yes.
I'm sure my neighborhood has a hundred deadbolts than can be bumped. If I have a much harder lock and he goes through this much trouble. I have something he knows he wants. Nothing is going to stop him. He'll get caught ( cameras, alarms) but at least I have proof for insurance.
Or ceramic... a ceramic plate would laugh that cutter off.
I can knock a door down with a battering ram.
DON'T BREAK THE LOCK
It need an anti-drill plate that spin freely when been drilled making it difficult for the drill bits to cut through.
I am pretty sure that most of them do.
I think this milling cutter is designed to drill *around* the anti-drill plate. It cuts that plate and the lock body.
cool, more people will get rob this year, thanks
91.04EUR i don't think normal people will get this
@drummernotstrummer i like your response hahaaa
It is, indeed, a statement to a great lock. If the only way to open it is using a drill, then it is AMAZING. Because breaking a window takes nothing and cutting a wooden door is easier ;)
@jasonhendley100 So you comment on other lock picking videos yet you say its wrong when my son is picking them, in all your silly comment you think showing how to pick locks is wrong.... and yet again might I say your GIVING TIP ON A LOCK PICKING VIDEO.....
Den Schließkern kann man nur entfernen wenn der "Original Schlüssel" drinne steckt und nicht " USE ANY KEY" von daher totaler Blödsinn!!!
in realta e apribile anche senza romperla
haha did not think they post way to get in 2008.
use an endmill on that shit.
lol coca cola here i come lol,,,,,,jst jks
Why not just cut the door? might be faster... not too impressed
w d 40 boss:O
At least if you get a protec your insurance will cover you because your house door would clearly be broken into destructively. NDE and you are out of luck.
love how many people get frustrated when they see stuff like this!
Heh, written by someone who has nothing requiring protection. We can't all live under a freeway and beg for change, moron. Some of us have to work in order to give our money to the worthless like yourself.
***** You're one messed up guy...
iTheGeek | Proof or it never happened.
iTheGeek | On the contrary, that only proves you're a dumbass. Provide your logical argument dummy. Lol.
This just shows you how to destroy the lock.. No thief is drilling into regular houses.. now if its a bank door. or something containing tons of money..they would do almost anything but to burglarize a home?? nope.
а ты отмычками попробуй,дрелью любой дурак сможет!
i use shotgun
what a waste of a nice lock
lol
Bit noisey xD
and what about the certificate?6.2.C!!!bribe-takers!!!
shnifer)))
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My opinion shouldnt bother grown men so much unless your insecure about your abilities. I dont thi.k a 4 yr old should be taught how to pick locks. I wasnt saying anything negative about the kid. I have kids and I wouldnt teach any kid how to pick locks. Its great you want your kid to be like you but guess what thats his decision not yours. What happens if he decides to get in trouble while he is young and makes a big mistake and ends up with a criminal record cause daddy.thought it was cute
how dissappointing i wanted to see a NDE method
You need to understand the meaning of lock picking, please goto Wikipedia and enter keyword "lock picking" if you feel what you are showing is correct, retain it. Other wise delete it from TH-cam.
I'm sorry but don't claim this as an informative video, and at the end sell the tool necessary for criminal activity. I appreciate you showing the flaw in the locks, but this isn't for homeowners. This video is geared for thieves and burglary.
+sheka k or maybe some people like opening locks for legal fun. we have competitions every year for locksports.
+sheka k you do know locksmiths still exist and have to open things that people loose keys to right? they buy things too.
you are not very smart.
+sheka k This is a very informative video for people considering using this lock for protecting their families and property. I am not sure how this video could not be considered informative. Just because they are selling the product featured doesn't detract from the information being shown. Drilling a very expensive lock cylinder open in one minute is pretty interesting and informative if you knew anything about these locks.
No its a tool that shows locksmith how to get people into their locked out apartment. NO thief will drill into an apartment or home......unless THEY KNOW FOR A FACT.. that what ever is inside is worth the risk that a loud power tool will bring. 99% of home burglaries are done in moments of opportunity..an open window.. an open door.. a very cheap door and lock that looks easily kicked in...in reality.. no one is drilling an abloy to get into a strangers apartment.. its not worth the trouble. Theyll find a easier way in.. trust me.
People also forget most people have multiple locks on a door..this vieo is cool but not realistic for 99 percent of would be thieves out there.. this is an educational video for locksmiths.