(1302) Challenge: Stanley 60mm Padlock (Enhanced)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2024
- Shane made this 60mm enhanced Stanley challenge padlock and packed it full of hand made pins - beautiful work! These Stanley padlocks are a great design: heavy duty, excellent materials, shielded shackles, and are a good foundation for any high security lock build.
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![[556] Condemned: Stanley 60mm 24/7 Padlock Picked and Gutted (Model CD8820)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UuvS73lxhCw/mqdefault.jpg)
I was waiting for you to pull out the shotgun to loosen up that screw. I think it actually took longer to remove that screw then it took to pick that lock. Awesome work as always Mr Bill. Stay safe and stay legal mate. 👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘
Another few seconds and you'd have seen me pull something out and start blasting...😃
I thought you were going to gut it with a ramset for a minute there! 😈
Nah, that's your thing. Besides, my wife doesn't like me or the kids shooting anything in the shop. She' declared the LockLab a restricted fire zone after that last little miscalculation with the .50 cal.😃
“It’s okay, I have a back up plan”
*beep beep beep goes the gun safe in the back ground*
I know this is a really old video but it looks like this lock is a redesign to the one LockPickingLaywer busted with the Ramset. If you look at the base plate, the screw looks to be a bit more protected. I'd be interested to see if the Ramset could get into this one. I checked my Stanley's and they have the same base as this one.
LOL @Bill "And that is why I don't have kids ... I can't......"
Bad Juju that was funny but I think he has kids as they eat all his candy from packages. Miracle conception maybe! 😅
You sure made fast work of that one bill! Oh well back to the drawing board;)
Your voice is so soothing and you picking the locks is as well. This is my ASMR Channel. Great work!
Well, it wasn't my INTENTION to be an ASMR channel, but I'll take what I can get. Thank you for watching!
Were you about to say, “This is why I don’t have kids, can’t find the hole”...? LOL 😂
Just thought I would let you know that because of you and The Lockpicking Lawyer, I've decided to purchase my very first beginners lock picking set. It should be here next week. Keep up the good work. You're videos are very informative and interesting.
Thank you Sir, from both LPL and I. Attracting a new lock picker is the most sincere form of flattery. Welcome to LockSport!
I learnt some new jargon: a "drunken spool..!" Wonderful! Sort of a really deep spool with one end cut off and a disk like a master wafer on top. Thanks, Bill.
Nice try from Shane. Watching you from back seat of rental car heading out to Newport beach. Nice work Bill.
Hey Bill, Super-glue and 'regular' loctite are easily released with a little heat (not even a lot) .. just FYI! :)
I have that lock with an upgraded core. Love it.
Excellent pick Mr. Bill, ì think he tried to Screw you on opening it,but you beat him there too
Holy heck that was tight I was waiting for the allen wrench to break
I love padlocks that are turned into a challenge lock! :)
Sometimes Bill's intros make me forget that I'm subscribed to a locksport channel instead of a dubstep channel. xD
I like the stark contrast between the hight tech, mech animation dubstep and the lowtech and low-key presentation.
Hmmm now I'm on a quest too find the lock with the most screws to drive Bill batty lol I'll replace them all and use the screw I took out as pins 😎
Good idea, but I'm already pretty much batty... Why not save yourself a lot of work and simply epoxy the screws in then grind off the heads?😃
I like the way you think Bill lol ever seen tack welds on a challenge lock? Some lock manufacturers do actually use thread locker.
This novice got the first really good Sparrows picks.. Damn what good stuff!!
Good quality tools makes all the difference when in a situation like that.
Good tools make the difference in ALL situations...😃
CONGRATULATIONS!! I was thinking that screw was drill bound!! Lol
Nice work getting into that one in all ways.
There for a couple of minutes I thought we were looking at another gutting disaster, with that screw either stripped or permanently epoxied in place.
Interesting challenge Bill, it wasn't in the picking , but rather in the gutting. Nice Save :-)
Nice work on the lock Shane, Nice pick Bill
Nice job Bill
Great job. Love the detail on the spools... Need to get more experience, in my part...
The key was from the sparrows master key kit. I had the same thought that it may have the check pins or other sparrows pins. He tricked us hehe
I'm in the process of making some handmade, very custom picks and I was curious... if you wanted some completely hand finished, custom made picks to your specs, what would your top 5 be as far as profiles? In order from MUST HAVE to COULD LIVE WITHOUT IF I HAD TO. Thanks for your time and everything that you do for the sport and us hobbyists. Look forward to hearing from you.
How could ANY picker resist an offer like this? My top profiles are, in order of preference:
1. DeForest in 0.015"
2. Medium hook in 0.015"
3. DeForest in 0.023"
4. Medium hook in 0.023"
5. Short hook in 0.015"
Bosnianbill looks like I've got some work to do...
I was afraid a grinder was coming out for that disassembly portion. Good work Bill, persistence paid off. 👍
Another few seconds.... 👍
Ok, going to get a bit weird here so ... *LOL!* I was thinking, as I was watching this video, there is a soap opera called As the World Turns. How about a parody soap opera about a locksmith called As The Core Turns? *LOL!*
Do you drink a LOT while watching videos? Just asking...😃 Maybe I should call it "As the Core Turns" instead of "LockLab"?...
You nearly got screwed by the screw, nice save. 👍🏽😜
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What a waste if Bill had been unable to gut this lock and we had missed seeing these great pins.
Tools, baby! If there's one thing I've learned about challenge locks, it's that you have to have a really wide variety of tools at your fingertips. Some,like this Stanley, are unpredictable.
Hope Shane doesn't now owe you for a couple of 2.0 size wrenches
really like the lock
Great stuff Bill.
Would love if you could do a video on how to identify the different pins, and knowing what to look for in terms of feedback and response in situ.
I know describing "feel" is difficult, but any advice on how to work the various spool/serrated/tpins etc would be awesome.
You make it look so damn easy :D which it just isn't !!
Done, Here's the one for spool pins: th-cam.com/users/edit?o=U&video_id=d3H2rK-3FaQ
I've also done one for serrated pins. Last, check out the free lock picking course on LockLab.com because I use some cutaway locks to show what happens in the lock with different pins.
Thanks...I thought you probably had...
still working through your 1000+ vids ;)
👍 Only so much you can learn from books 👍
"That's why I don't have kids..."
MWAH! Good night everybody!
Love what you do mate. Keep up the great work.
Thank you!
Give bill a gift... use green LocTite 😉
I live in the UK and if I were picking that lock you'd be able to hear me swearing in New Zealand !! :-)
Excellent stuff as always Bill, you made that pick look easy! Nice work Shane, that bitting looked great! P.S. Bill, i enjoy the commentary during the vids ... "this is why i dont have kids". Always good when we can joke about ourselves!
I use this lock with alien tech I put in, as a bike lock, paired with 3/8 transport chain. My very expensive mtb hasn't disappeared yet!
Great job and good luck
Whipped that in short order. The super spring didn't slow you down. Did you even feel it? I was glad to see this vid this morning. I turned 67 today and this was a nice present 😉
Charles McKinney happy birthday!
MRNASCAR1111 Thank you
Charles McKinney
Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday!!! 🍧🍨🍩🍪🎂🍮🍬🍭🍿
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The challenge was the gutting, not the picking.
Its the main event quite often..... I chuckle at some of the gutting disasters.. Poor Bill. I don't know how he keeps his cool.
Keep it up ☺️ Share the knowledge
You assumed the challenge was the lock core but it really was the disassembly. That nearly required a whipped video
Awesome!
Could you do some Padlock folding aka Padlockey-gami...?
I turned an old dewalt drill into a ghetto lathe to shape pins with and was wondering what narrowing the top of the pin does for the sheer line? Like those T pins he had in the core? I got tons of home made spools so i wanna try another type of security pin. Plus i have like ten defiant rim cylinders waiting for alien tech invasion
lifelessdead89, The tip tends to overset easily and get stuck in the shear line and feel like they are set and don't give counter rotation like the spools, so you have to let go a bit of tension so they fall into the core again. Give them a try they are fun and easy to make.
Bill is a govt employee or contractor and has been all over the world and either owns or has access to heavy weaponry. A lockpicking master and drone aficionado.
His blade of choice? Swiss army knife.
It was an agreement I made with the Swiss people years ago. 😃
Friendly jibe there at our favourite lawyer at the beginning?
Not at all, that was intended as a compliment. LockPickingLawyer is one of the most gifted pickers to come along in a very long time. He has quickly become a leading expert and has the unusual ability to innovate bypasses and picking techniques. We should ALL be grateful for his refreshing perspective on locks - I know I am.
Oh I didn't think you were really having a go at him - more a friendly nod to his alternate attack vectors which everyone loves seeing.
In hindsight 'jibe' was probably the wrong term to use given I see some definitions describe it as an insulting comment.
It took longer to take apart then to pick lol. I’m gathering tips on the most annoying lock to pick and gut. I will have you cursing one day bill.
Ha, you won't be the first.😃
I filed a bunch of pins into little Stanley cup trophies for my Washington capitals because we are the CHAMPIONS
You made me really nervous getting that screw out. There should be a saying for bolts/screws equivalent to “Measure twice, cut once.” The only one that springs to mind is “If it doesn’t fit, force it. If it breaks it needed fixin’ anyway.” But fixing something inside a solid steel body is beyond my ‘Fixin’ Level.
That tight? Blue Loc-Tite with just a solid pressure does the trick would work well for locks. It looks like a lot of manufacturers use the blue. I only use red if I KNOW I am not going to be loosening the bolt in the future.
Hey Bill.. just got a practice lock and pics off ebay.. I PICKED IT!! Easy enough being see-thru!! BUT I also picked all my door locks in the house!! hahaha.. WOULD you be willing to send some practice locks to me? I know I see you guys trading locks and everyone passing them on.... was wondering if I can get in this group? Is there a forum or whatnot? Thanks :-)
Check out any of the lock picking forums listed in the resources page on LockLab.com. Several of them have challenge lock exchange offers.
Respect
Excuse me asking this probably very basic question, but what is the significant security factor in using different shaped pins (standard versus spool shape for example)? Do the different shapes make it harder to pick? If so, how?
Its just a cylinder moving inside a barrel so I'm struggling to see the relevance?
For a lock picking channel, this is a pretty broad question, but here are a couple of videos that clearly show you why security pins are a great improvement in lock security. To answer your question, YES, security pins DEFINITELY make locks MUCH more difficult to pick. There's a little more to it than a "cylinder moving inside a barrel". Were it that simple, locks would be meaningless. Take a look at these videos and let us know if you have any more quesitons.
1. th-cam.com/users/edit?o=U&video_id=d3H2rK-3FaQ
2. th-cam.com/video/8_rvEg3snSs/w-d-xo.html
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Ooo, a Wera driver. VW owner?
They come from factory with blue lock tight
Instead of normally putting objects on a worksurface, dropping it from a distance seems to be a lock pick guy thing. Cool factor is not high...
I’m curios about the color coding on your picks. What your system is.
Pick thickness I believe
Why do you always pull the "Snap Ring" before inserting the key? Seems like asking for trouble.
Personal preference. I don't like to try to balance the lock on the key while pulling the snap ring. Also, if the key is in and I drop the lock while fighting the snap ring, the core could pop our and spew parts everywhere. So basically, for me it is a risk reduction technique. I don't think there's a "right" or "wrong" way.
That guy owes you two new tools IMO. They won't work as well from this moment forward because you've burred the edges off.
What was the point of the lock tight? By the time someone gets that far, the lock is already defeated.
Just to yank my chain, probably. It worked. 😃
bill that was amazing I thought u would never get that screw out but in the end u did it that was amazing talk about improvise thanks bill stiglocks..r
Thanks, my whole life is a bunch of improvisation strung end to end.
Well I have built my first b.b. challenge lock but can't seem to find the po box address to send it off to the lab
When will ol' Bill admit to his love of furries?
0:19 Go ahead
Try it on my abloy 350
1:16 Is the moving of "Supporters" intended?
Yes, it is an After Effects project.
The asymmetrical movement is designed to irritate you. Did it work?
Bosnianbill yes, it did :(
Why not just send the core instead of the whole padlock?
Spent more time getting the screws out than picking the damn thing.
6:02... and that would be why you DO have kids
Hi bill love your videos and i would like to know if you can help me out with some tools to pick my own locks to also do this for fun i have no money to get my own picks sets i have a disability and only live on ssi and would like to pick locks for fun please help if you can thank you God bless
Thanks for reaching out, browntg16! Unfortunately, I am a hobby lock picker - just like almost all of you. I have no corporate sponsors or organizations donating picks and locks (Mostly, I steal money out of my wife’s purse to pay for my locks…).
took more time to get the screw out than to pick the lock...
Yo
Second cause Louie 9000 is Great.
No you wasnt i was 1 seconds before. You
Water's Patrol all you have to do is go on newest first and you will see i was way before you. And i have a screen shot so i might make a video about it.
Louie 9000 chill man not a big deal your comment wasn't there when I wrote mine.
Louie 9000 good for you man you win want a cookie?
Water's Patrol it was you just didnt have a refreshed comments. And dont lie then i clearly pointed out i was way before you. But dont worry video will be coming soon to prove you wrong!
First
The pop-up like button? Super obnoxious.
pick lokc? 90 seconds... remove core? 10 minutes..
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Pretty bad. It took longer to get to the core then to pick.
You know you can cut out 2 minutes of dead film unscrewing a single screw....right??
You know you have a fast forward button...right?? Brian, if I cut stuff out I'd have more people than just you saying I repinned the lock or modified it in some way, then used the break to cover it up.
Bosnianbill you have some very paranoid viewers then. Understandable
But it cannot even stand up to thermite!
I hope that you are healing well, Bill. Needing to be put back together is no fun.
Always a good sign when you need to pick a screw on the lock.
If the key is that hard to use in the lock... I would call foul. I mean, whats the point? It's supposed to be a usable lock.
Zeet, For a normal lock you *need* reliability for sure, but for a challenge lock you *want* difficulty, that's why Bill have stated that if the key turns the core it is a valid challenge lock, even if it is a bit sticky and/or sloppy.
And that's why you should never use a challenge lock as a normal lock, because it could be unreliable and even dangerous.
I understand the whole point of a challenge lock... but if you can't turn the key, it's not a "lock". I can make a lock made of pure steel. No keyway, no pins, no nothing... it's just 6 inches of steel welding two chains together. Is that a "challenge lock"? Well whats the difference? If you can't turn the key... then it's not even a "lock". Anyone can make a paperweight thats hard to open, the challenge is making a LOCK thats hard to open... and for something to be a LOCK... it has to be FUNCTIONAL.