Multipick Ares Opening System
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- čas přidán 12. 05. 2023
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5% off discount code: MPLNARES (limited time)
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There is a discount code in the description too! 🔐😃👍
LPL 's been selling disk turners quite awhile.
Thank you for this awesome presentation of our Tool! 👍
For those who are only interested in Disc detainer locks for now:
There is a disc detainer kit for about half the price of the disc detainer+dimple kit 😃
We are already working on more tips of course.
The tool comes already prepared (e. G. the big threads where the decoding shells are mounted) for more expansions such as Lever/Safe locks.
Have you considered a abloy protec tip ?
Or even an Abloy classic tip?
The rear tension tip just twisted off mine. NOT COOL. I been using the Silver Bullet for years now with original tips. Perhaps a redesign on that part
Great demonstration of an awesome tool. I will hopefully have a lower price alternative for you to review soon. 😉
I’ll be up for that!
@Lock Noob hopefully 5-6weeks 🤞
Bit expensive for hobbyist but, not so bad for lockies. It's a very well designed and engineered piece of kit, it reminds me a little of Baldi's 2 in 1 multitool. Thanks for the review and demo Ash and enjoy the rest of your weekend mate.
That is one Gorgeous pick tool!! 😃 very nice review.
Very well demonstrated.
I did like the suggestions for the future!!! Price is not bad for what you get.
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Hello Mr Noob! Fantastic review of this amazing looking system. CaptainHook1 is a rockstar for developing this really neat tool which is great for professionals and hobbyists. Cant wait to see all the fun tips for this system as they are developed.
Great great job reviewing this awesome tool my friend!
I just finish mine. I¨m agree with your conclusions, top tool. Thanks for showing ;o)))
They make some amazing tools. I had some lovely people at MP help me with one of their opening kits (similar to the care taker kit) a while ago and they sure have some good minds on their design team. I wish they would bring back their ATT auto tensioner in a new revision.
Really great review about our new Ares opening system. Thanks for that!
Abloy classic pick. Come multipick with this upgrade for ares?
@@jjkl765 yes 🙂
@@CaptainHookNumber1 Cool. 👍
@@jjkl765 Yes, our product development is already working on it. Stay tuned!
lovely 😍🥰 , the expansion additions is definitely would be worth it in the long run and versatility.
New tools always take some getting used to. I guess you would have been faster with a regular pick in some cases. For a beginner however, this might be just the thing to get the open on locks which would be otherwise beyond them. Great demonstration of the whole variety of tools, all in one neat package. The price is probably super fair. It is too high for me, but I am a hobbyist and not using these for work.
Look very very GOOD !
I'll take one day this tool..!
Excellent
This looks like an amazing tool and kit
For Europeans.
Alternatively, dimple.and disk detainer type locks are rare in Canada and the US, and this tool will not help with wafer locks and straight pin tumblers that are the norm in North America.
Great presentation though. I would definitely want one of these if I saw more of those lock styles. But for now the only locks of that type I ever see are ones that I specifically order just to practice picking, and that is more fun with simpler classic tools.
Hi Lock Noob, Wow Multipick sure can deliver! For now it looks great, interesting to see where they can take this tool in the future ...
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No idea where my comment vanished too.
I love the idea of this pick, maybe quite time consuming for a Locksmith to keep swapping round. If a locksporter has the cash then well worth a purchase. Yes it is expensive but in truth you are getting an aweful lot from this kit.
Awesome review as always.
Cheers Roy!
Very nice engineering.
very cool review and demonstration Ash mate👊👍😊😎🇬🇧
This can work on MTL 7x7?, YALE, RAV BARICH Israeli locks? What the name profile for this locks ? Basi v55?
oh my gosh ! really awesome
I wonder you can use it as an impressioning handle , which those side handles would be useful for
I wonder do the disc tensioners fit the sparrows disc pick?
This looks like a great tool! Also reasonably priced, considering how many other tools it can replace. Any idea how much additional blades for other dimple locks will cost?
I don’t sorry
Very nice, That works out to be $800 hundred Australian still 👍
what is a good disc detainer lock?
Dear Santa...😮...PLEASE tell me something like this exists for pin tumbler locks. Having to buy a whole Lishi tool every time I discover a new keyway is incredibly expensive.
Is this the $100k complete set or the sole kits that are around $200 to $300 us
For dimple locks, I’m curious how the picking experience compares with just using manual flag tools as sold by Multipick. What are the pros/cons of each picking approach. As for dic detainer locks, it would be nice to see a D style Abloy tip set.
It’s odd, if you are used to picking high security dimple locks, I’d say it takes some getting used to. But it also takes a lot of guesswork out of the process. If you are a professional wanting a reliable non-destructive entry method, then 2-1 tools are the way to go. For hobbyists, standard dimple flags
I have only been using mine a day so far but I think the Silver Bullet has MUCH better feedback. I will continue to practice with it before I give a full review. But I do love the idea of swapping out tips. Just tried using the rear tension DD set and the tension tip twisted right off. That should be a one piece design. Not cool
What tool is the silver bullet.
@@camronbay1 This one. Now they Have a Silver Bullet 2 which I will get soon. czcams.com/video/FrD-Ng-ifwM/video.html
kvanto kosta skuzami?
Hi Locknoob. Why don't you design a derivative of this tool with Sparrows? German tools are expensive. Thanks.
I try and think of generally new ideas where i can
It's definitely not cheap, but great tool
Oh my bank account isn't going to like this 🤣
I was sure that said “Arse Opening System”
I was hoping it could pick at least one model of Mul-t-lock.
I’m sure it will eventually, would make sense to make those tips
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ciao
I recommend it to everyone, after I bought this thing, a TV, rings, a vacuum cleaner and many cool things were added to my life)
Just blow though the building if u want to go through it,
don't bother picking lock, waste of time
no, it says _ARES_ opening system. Get your minds out the gutter, people.
To pricey for me
when LPL and BosnianBill made that disc detainer pick with Sparrows they made sure that the price was reasonable. this pickset is about an order of magnitude more expensive than that pick. maybe instead make different heads for the Sparrows pick and save yourself 400 odd Euros..
You could, sure. Different people have different skills budgets and needs. What appeals to one person doesn’t have to appeal to another. If you know your tools, you’ll know this is isn’t a bad price for what you get
@@LockNoob i guess i don't know my tools because it seems expensive to me xD
you know more about this stuff than i do, so i'll take your word for it. i just posted my reaction ;)
keep up the good work! 👍
(but maybe put the price in the video title or say it upfront...)
I have to agree with locknoob on this. For that amount of quality engineering and the adaptability of the set it is a very good price indeed.
it kinda blows my mind that sparrows still haven't released a rear-tensioning disc detainer pick to complement their existing dd pick; just a simple, quality made rear tensioning dd pick. considering how well their original model sold, i always thought they'd release a version in short order. the closest thing they've released is the "abloy decoder." there have been cheap chinese models available forever; however, it would've been nice to see something of quality from sparrows. kudos to multipick for making this product, but like many of their tools, it is very much targeted to locksmiths. there is likely still considerable demand for a similar product priced for the hobbyist who has been avoiding the high price of existing custom made tools and waiting for something with better quality than the cheap offerings found on auction sites.
LOL, 500 Euros ... what has this channel become?
Sure it's steep but absolutely within typical range for practical hobby supplies.
I review everything; I recently recommended a $20 pick set from HUK. For people wanting a high end tool with this capability, honestly compared to buying similar quality separate tools, this isn’t even expensive. Everyone has a different budget and needs and I try and cater for everyone. Remember, no one has to buy anything I review and I don’t make any money from sales
AliExpress has entered the chat LOL
@@guidelineuk4876 AliExpress sadly is not copying these tools. The sparrows disc pick has not been copied even though it looks easy to copy.
The disc pick is €250. Not cheap but not really €500.
Way over priced. Maybe worth $120 😂