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What was the pick set called? I'd like one in my tool kit. Robbie from huyton Liverpool UK

Hey, do you have a recommendation for a similar type of gate lock?

Finally a lock for my prophylactic box.

Hello John long time no speak how your doing well and your being kept busy too anyway where's the best place you've found for dimple bump keys and they are expensive as well so if you've got any recommendations that would be appreciated. Many thanks John 👍

yes, I tried that but unfortunately because it is a nipple shaped piece of metal at the end creating a slight gap on the left and the right with the a 0:01 tention Tool fits. I need something as wide as the key as thin as the tension wrench to be able to push it back straight and even and then engage all the different parts. I'm planning to make one I will keep you posted. in other Locks that is just a round gap with a line gap either side, but this has got metal protruding so that it has to be pushed back before a wide tension. Reg will fit in the gap either side of the circular area. Thanks for the feedback.

Pick it and push a tension wrench to the back and pick up the cam

What's the best lock for a gate then? One which can be locked from both sides with a key.

Well...

Keep calm and carry on and stay tidy 😊

What do you find more secure against both non destructive and destructive entry between the abs ultimate and the ultion WXM cylinders? I know both means of entry with both locks and personally think the WXM is more secure

I see your barefoot in there, guessing you're the idiot that took the handle of the front of the drawer then?

Great demo John I've got the cheap huk tubular picks you get 3 varying diameters but never really had to use them opened a cheap safe with the tubular key override but apart from that great vid John 👍

czcams.com/video/0mksaJCFSk8/video.htmlsi=L9egj4ojpbJs-BTk John hello this is the lock you sent me over not got a lot of locks but not all thumb turns are susceptible to this attack it's only a select amount I've 2 thumb turns the other is a ruko this or that lock i can't even pick it's just you luck i guess

Very nice, if those are the Vampliers, they’re great. If there’s something else can you post exactly what it is to make searching for it easier? I think there’s a Japanese set like that

Use a warded key

A truly painful watch. You could pick it in less than this time man.

I greet you well Chris and thankyou for your feed back. yes all locks are not easy to Bump and although I did this three times before making the video I struggled on the video and then when I got the shorter key I did it very quickly but was unable to do it again on video when I wanted to. A tension Tool would be perfect working tool once the key is removed to turn the cylinder while engaging the cam. I would suggest not using WD-40 but instead GTA 85 spray for all your luck needs

Thank you for the demonstration, it very comforting to see that I am not the only one that struggles with bumping a lock, I know I was taught to be cautious, when approaching a problem like this, sometimes a little WD40 seems to help Regards Chris

thank you again for your very supportive feedback. Very much appreciated and I will apply what you have advised until I achieve success. We need more supportive, instructive Locksmiths in our community like you to build a better service provider for the future

It does sound like you are putting to much pressure on the blade, just let it bounce on the pins while pulsing the tension tool, EPG is more luck than a skill when you think about it, yes you do have to know what you are doing some some skill is involved. Also, I think you are just trying blades thinking it's a magic wand, practice with one that you feel is working or sounding the best, also maybe try picking ACW some locks will go easier that way. I can pick these, and I am not the best around, but with a bit of practising, it will go. Good luck 👍

hello, i appreciate the feedback and advice thankyou. I have been struggling with single pin, picking raking and bumping and now the electric one as a last resort. If you have the time, I would very much appreciate you showing me the technique I should use as I have had very limited success, although some success with the Electric pic so would be open to suggestions advice and potentially a little video if you have the time. But beyond that thank you for your information and feedback it is appreciated

Sorry mate, I'm going to have to call it. That is not how you should use an electric pick gun. You will just burn out the motor or snap the blades. It can be used as a technique but not the first one to go to.

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John hello yes good video making the public aware of the bandits that are poor there operating charging a fortune and not even doing a half decent job into the bargain. A quick question to get branded locks what sort of volume do you need to order? Thanks John

England leads the world in engineering? Bullocks! Locks are a tiny niche. In almost everything Japan and Germany leave poor old Great Britain in the bloody dust. SMH mate.

looking forward to part 2!!

So true! Keep up the great work!!

This gys a f**king legend

07:34 this guys got jokes, kills me

Haters gonna hate!!

Merry Christmas to you and yours John 🌲🍻🤜🤛

Non,what size of Allen key is the enforcer tool made from please

Quality track the cramps 👍

Hi what’s you’re website

Every lock is pickable

Ik ur British, who else would call a badly built safe a biscuit tin but us brits, 😂

I can't remember what he's claiming he saw but it was alien bodies or alien ships or something super high-tech and Secret and he was able to see it because he was a firefighter with access to the entire secret facility that he worked at

Is he a janitor?

Now is that just one key? Or you looked like an old high school janitor with the huge keyring?

Who cares, I do this everyday, multiple buildings. What is his flex?

I think it was because he was working as a fire fighter at the location so needed access to the entire facility in case of fire.

Lock machine

I use a set of Bogota picks.

Great video John yes aimed at the vertically challenged which i have to say I'm in that category being 5'3" on a good day 👍

John see all those mortise locks i sent you the pic of well some of them the Phillips screws where solid to the point of sheering the tips of 2 screwdrivers they weren't expensive screwdrivers but they weren't the worst either i was using alot of force i had mortise lock on the ground adopting alot of weight and torque to the screwdriver and the tip sheered off 2 anyway my way round this was i got my Dremel well copy dremmel type tool now the screwdriver was gubbed and so was the screw now i made a slot one way and used a flat head and i got them out work a treat just a tip

For locksmiths the Era Fortress is a very easy lock to pick. In fact i usually just overlift the levers and this is very effective. The tolerences in the levers are terrible. For a budget lock they are good and offer a decent level of security. The reason that these can be tricky is the levers are made of a terrible cast material that gives a very bad feedback through the lever pick. Nice content 👌

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Are you kidding 20years in catering messed that up, And by the locks of it you are in two minds !! Plaster or lock picker !! Which one is? 😅 Robbie from huyton Liverpool UK...

in tne 80's film "Thunderheart" the Native American Indian says, white man walks "heel-toe" meaning he puts his heel down first then his toes, where Native American Indians used to put their toes down 1st to walk softly and quietly on hard terrain. In this video, I am using a tool called a "toe - heel" which is designed to lift the levers one by one so that you may slide a wire between them and lift them all to release the lock. Sorry about the delay. I've just caught up with messages. Please do feel free to ask any more questions and you can email me at info@2msecurity.co.uk

John great vid as always👍