American Lock 1100 vs Christina Palmer Multipick ELITE Pick Set
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- American Lock 1100 Picked and Gutted
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Today we are going to be trying out the Multipick Elite Set against an American Lock 1100 Series padlock. These are one of favorite locks to pick but please be warned I am a bit rusty.
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Great pick set!!!
Well picked!!! 🐈🐾🐈⬛🐾👏👏👏
Thank you 😀
Glad to see you picking again and just back on here. You still got it. Well done
Thanks Al :)
Glad to see you back!, I missed you!
Thank you for the kind words. I hope to make videos every other week
Nice set! And welcome back to picking. I’ve learned a lot from your videos and look forward to more.
Thank you for the kind words :)
Hey,Welcome Back!
Nice display of tools and a clean pick of that 1100. Good job.
😎👍
Thank you for the kind words. I am happy to get back into it.
That's a beautiful pick set 💯🔥
Thank you for checking it out :)
The security on these American Locks is awesome for the price point. Should be a go to for affordable padlocks. The few that I've picked, I feel I can respect the quality. No bullying these guys.
I think they do a great job. It is sad they are owned by Master Lock. I hope they continue to be good. They are one of the more fun locks to pick. I honestly don't get any enjoyment on picking true high security locks because it is not realistic nor practical
@@HelpfulLockPicker Yeah they're super fun to pick. And really? I had no idea. Maybe this is how Master Lock employees can sleep at night. I have a bit of a personal beef with Master Lock, since a few of my colleagues worked on the design team. They all got fired because the company wasn't interested in innovating at all and wanted to trim the fat. Lots of stodgy people stuck in their ways and unwilling to alter the designs because unfortunately the No. 3 still sells. Talk about having no pride or integrity in your work...
Well picked and a good review of the tools you used. IMHO the 1100 is where real padlock security begins- nothing easy about it.
Thank you for checking it out. I agree, they are a great lock and make for a first great milestone to reach for when it comes to difficulty.
You inspired me to see if I could still pick an American lock. Turns out I could!
You are not the hero I expected but the one I needed
@@HelpfulLockPicker thank you for the kind words
Like riding a bike! That pick set looks pretty nice too
Thank you for your kind considerations
@@HelpfulLockPicker you’re welcome
Bro. Unless that’s an old lock you have picked 1000000 times. … you kicked its ass.
Hi everyone,
Multipick offers various pick thicknesses in your set you should have 0.6- and 0.4-millimeter picks. HelpfulLockPicker used a 0.4-millimeter pick in this video. For some reason they edge the 0.4 as an engraving on the side of the pick handle instead of the bottom where you can find it on the 0.6 mil picks. Great picking. I need to get myself an American lock soon. I see them everywhere.
Thank you for sharing
This is from far out of left field but, I'm new to lock picking and I'm trying to open my first practice lock (an acrylic see through one) and i can just never find the binding order, i can never feel if the pin is giving me any resistance and they never stay up (unless i overset them). And sometimes i wonder if they are overset or if I'm just paranoid. Anyways, i need some help.
You may need more tension. But also bear in mind the clear locks are horrible. I would rather see you learn on a cutaway lock because those are at least more realistic
@@HelpfulLockPicker Thanks, i figured it out!
In the video it looks like you selected the .4mm (.016") short hook, not the .6mm (.024") short hook, which is probably why it dug into your finger more than expected.
Thank you for checking it out. I can't recall but it is possible. Either way they worked well :) Personally if I prefer to use a thicker pick on these and if I did use a thinner one that is probably why I was having a harder time than normal.
The .6mm pick has a thinner shaft taper, the .4mm has a thicker shaft taper, to compensate for the thinner metal stock. That is what I was looking at. Take a look for yourself, and see if you agree. It might also be possible to tell from the differing laser engraving, but I did not look for that.
I do like to see an American Locked picked. Even better when it's with a Multipick set.
Thank you for checking it out. It was a fun lock to work on :)
Did you enter my giveaway. I can't find your video, or link
No, I haven't had the chance to see you had one going on
make videos with exposes locks like LPL
Thank you for sharing. I would love to if I had the time to do the research
Oh hey,I forgot to mention. I mention you in my video about how and why I got into Locksporting. I'd appreciate it if you checked it out. I simply want you to see the impact you have. I Appreciate the education! Skip to 4:30 if you only want to hear the part referencing you. Thanks,Again!
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Thank you for sharing. I will check it out later