I only recently starter out lock picking and kept coming across slider pins. This video has been the best explanation I've come across so far. Really easy to understand what's going on.
Do you use the pick to bring the sliders in towards the center of the keyway? I am confused, since for regular pin-tumblers, you use the pick to push the pins towards the outside circumference of the core.
![[509] Yale "Superior" (7 Pins, 4 Sliders) Euro Cylinder Picked and Gutted](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aB70Zy8JlxU/mqdefault.jpg)
![[82] How To Pick Locks With Paracentric Keyways](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vTc1srjQUVw/mqdefault.jpg)
I only recently starter out lock picking and kept coming across slider pins. This video has been the best explanation I've come across so far. Really easy to understand what's going on.
Picked up a Yale Superior and searched "how to pick sliders", this came up first, could not ask for better information, thanks!
Exactly the explanations I was looking for, awesome!!!
This was an amazing video and great demonstration. Thank you.
Very informative and concise, thank you!!!
I'm much obliged to you for this very informative video...
Naxalite???
Good to use a Yale Superior to show off how sliders work. Nice work bud!
Excellent work as always Sir!
Very good video, thank you
Fantastic video!! Thank you for sharing!! Happy pickings!!
thank you, great video
Great instructive video. Thank you.
Very nice explanation, thank you!
Can you upload more like these..this was good - subscribed!!
Thank you for the explanation!
what a great and informative video thanks !
Awesome video thank you!
Do you use the pick to bring the sliders in towards the center of the keyway?
I am confused, since for regular pin-tumblers, you use the pick to push the pins towards the outside circumference of the core.
But how is the sidebar itself tensioned? Just by gravity, or is there a spring pressing it into the gates?