thank you kind sir! your package should be delivered today and I hope that you receive it with no problems and everything makes it safe and sound. I hope that pin will compliment all the other work that I put into that lock. I will send you pictures of what's inside of all four of the challenge locks in the funny stuff series
🙏 thank you, it took me a little bit to halfway get to this point of understanding doing these and it is tricky and I have not mastered it. I will be doing small videos on how to do this. I learned first from the concept of this modification through DALP in his lock, Elementary, that beat Bosnian Bill. I did send him a thank you for the inspiration. he was actually inspired by somebody else so usually what happens among us challenge lock makers, we borrow and use another makers idea and change it up or push the envelope a little bit further. with this one I think about pushed it all the way through to its limitations 😆
@@j.gabriel8573The work you put into definitely shows! and what better way to learn than to gain insights on how others do things, then put your own skills to the test and see what you can do! I look forward to catching up on your older stuff and see when new kinds of evil you have for the community!!!
I hope that it goes well and compliments the other mods and pins in the challenge lock, Plus if anybody knows me, I got to throw something in a little weird and unique 😆
I'm going to make a video series on it, it will be broken up yo make the videos shorter. besides its going to the UK, you're safe from it, but Picksmith is resurrecting Holy Moly with 90° resettable trench traps
nowhere as long as it took to master the plug mods that are on that thing. there are resettable trench traps that if you look at the face of the lock it tells you where the open is and where the open is not. there are very deep fault sets that you pretty much have to turn almost 180° to officially maintain and claim the open. That pen probably took about an hour maybe an hour and a half to complete start to finish. it took 5 locks to make it to the graveyard to figure out trench traps for the most part; with many revisions to the process.
@@j.gabriel8573 wow, just wow. I'm defo gonna be checking out your vids again this year when it warms up a little I've here, I feel a CL making year coming on. Love your thinking bro, inspirational 🫶
I almost got your package ready, I'm going to throw in a couple of telescopic rattlesnakes. I did also request that after Dmac and Harry, are ready to pass on my funny stuff series, that it makes it's way to you. and funny stuff number 3 has telescopic rattlesnakes in it. FYI, I would not recommend heavy tensioning on one, three, and four. there is a good chance of breaking pins and bricking the lock. I will have a little notebook to go along with it to describe the locks, I will try to have pictures of the pins and leave blank pages in between each for each picker to leave their notes for the next picker.
@@j.gabriel8573 I NEVER use anything but very light tension on challenge locks - it's my new style of picking. I find it gives me better feedback and most importantly, good results 😆 I'm looking forward to receiving your package and I've got one for you in the making. I'm in the process of making a CL, just started, and this video has given me an idea. Thank you very much for that my brother 👍 🍻 🍻 🍻
@@BeercanBushcraft Your Right by using light tension cuz a lot of people when they hit in maybe like sleeves or something like that they used a heavy tension but it all reality it really does cause more wear and tear on the parts as well as the lock itself and if you have honed your skill and understand and learned locks you can decipher from light tension and with finesse to pick locks. I tried to explain that to Rera The Irish Picker. I sent him a lock that he wants to use c4 on. If not this bi-weekly paycheck it will be the next one when I send out your package. hopefully you will be getting a shot at funny stuff one through four. number two is a Abus 7640 challenge lock and yes there are magnets in some of the locks I will include that as notes and information about each lock for the pickers to read prior to picking the locks
@@j.gabriel8573 yeah, and since I have been making CLs, it's me a better understanding of what is going on, especially with regards to effing up the pins. You are a bloody Legend mate 🍻🥃🍻🥃🍻
Very strange pin but one I can imagine will cause much frustration in a CL 😂😂😂😂😂
Great work sir.
it's making it's way to the UK with 30 of my poker chips and stickers, when it leaves me. should compliment the other pins and mods that are in the CL
That looks like pure pain!!! great work.
thank you kind sir! your package should be delivered today and I hope that you receive it with no problems and everything makes it safe and sound. I hope that pin will compliment all the other work that I put into that lock. I will send you pictures of what's inside of all four of the challenge locks in the funny stuff series
hehe nice pin mate !!!!
Wow J, you really know how to take it up a notch! Looks Great btw! can't wait to see that one in action!
🙏 thank you, it took me a little bit to halfway get to this point of understanding doing these and it is tricky and I have not mastered it. I will be doing small videos on how to do this. I learned first from the concept of this modification through DALP in his lock, Elementary, that beat Bosnian Bill. I did send him a thank you for the inspiration. he was actually inspired by somebody else so usually what happens among us challenge lock makers, we borrow and use another makers idea and change it up or push the envelope a little bit further. with this one I think about pushed it all the way through to its limitations 😆
@@j.gabriel8573The work you put into definitely shows! and what better way to learn than to gain insights on how others do things, then put your own skills to the test and see what you can do! I look forward to catching up on your older stuff and see when new kinds of evil you have for the community!!!
That looks like a lot of fun.😊
I hope that it goes well and compliments the other mods and pins in the challenge lock, Plus if anybody knows me, I got to throw something in a little weird and unique 😆
Oh my 😭
🤣 in the words of Picksmith, " It's an easy one, you'll get that one."
WTF. Your shit is hard enough. There is no hope.
I'm going to make a video series on it, it will be broken up yo make the videos shorter. besides its going to the UK, you're safe from it, but Picksmith is resurrecting Holy Moly with 90° resettable trench traps
I'm loving that idea J. How long did that one take. Blimey 😍🤜👌
nowhere as long as it took to master the plug mods that are on that thing. there are resettable trench traps that if you look at the face of the lock it tells you where the open is and where the open is not. there are very deep fault sets that you pretty much have to turn almost 180° to officially maintain and claim the open. That pen probably took about an hour maybe an hour and a half to complete start to finish. it took 5 locks to make it to the graveyard to figure out trench traps for the most part; with many revisions to the process.
@@j.gabriel8573 wow, just wow. I'm defo gonna be checking out your vids again this year when it warms up a little I've here, I feel a CL making year coming on. Love your thinking bro, inspirational 🫶
Very interesting pin J.G 👍🍻🍻🍻
I almost got your package ready, I'm going to throw in a couple of telescopic rattlesnakes. I did also request that after Dmac and Harry, are ready to pass on my funny stuff series, that it makes it's way to you. and funny stuff number 3 has telescopic rattlesnakes in it. FYI, I would not recommend heavy tensioning on one, three, and four. there is a good chance of breaking pins and bricking the lock. I will have a little notebook to go along with it to describe the locks, I will try to have pictures of the pins and leave blank pages in between each for each picker to leave their notes for the next picker.
@@j.gabriel8573 I NEVER use anything but very light tension on challenge locks - it's my new style of picking. I find it gives me better feedback and most importantly, good results 😆
I'm looking forward to receiving your package and I've got one for you in the making.
I'm in the process of making a CL, just started, and this video has given me an idea. Thank you very much for that my brother 👍 🍻 🍻 🍻
@@BeercanBushcraft Your Right by using light tension cuz a lot of people when they hit in maybe like sleeves or something like that they used a heavy tension but it all reality it really does cause more wear and tear on the parts as well as the lock itself and if you have honed your skill and understand and learned locks you can decipher from light tension and with finesse to pick locks. I tried to explain that to Rera The Irish Picker. I sent him a lock that he wants to use c4 on. If not this bi-weekly paycheck it will be the next one when I send out your package. hopefully you will be getting a shot at funny stuff one through four. number two is a Abus 7640 challenge lock and yes there are magnets in some of the locks I will include that as notes and information about each lock for the pickers to read prior to picking the locks
@@j.gabriel8573 yeah, and since I have been making CLs, it's me a better understanding of what is going on, especially with regards to effing up the pins.
You are a bloody Legend mate 🍻🥃🍻🥃🍻
@@BeercanBushcraft you got me beat with the things you crafted and on a whole different level 🦾🔥👍