My aunt was a red team member with the, now since disbanded, naval engineering sciences and services center. she inspired me to start lock picking! great video and thanks for the simple tutorial
In one of his videos, Devient Ollam told me i wasn't "doing it right", if i wasn't subscribed to your channel. So i poked my snoot over here, and was happy. More info! More learning! I may not have been doing it "wrong", but i was missing a bit. Yay! More knowledge!
Only 75? You can't get any trades person on location around here for less then a $250 minimum. I am a pentester, but 99% digital. Every time I have picked a lock at work its been either a lost or broken key to save that $250 call out.
Awesome!P.S. You know, before Lishi picks came on the scene, this was the method of choice for picking high-security(laser track) auto door locks(Such as those found on BMW or Mercedes products).Although in some cases they could only be picked to the locked direction and therefore had to be flipped with a plug spinner.(As seen below) czcams.com/video/pvYaSf6D2Sk/video.html
@@amihirata I'll have to make the tool later then I just need to find a wafer lock that I'm aloud to try it on. Can you post the dimensions for the tool online or at least a scan of it next to a ruler? Also how thick is it?
@@danieljaworski1294 I took a screen shot of the tool at 1:39 and measured the pixels. If the tool tapers down to 0.25" in the thin part, then it's about 0.36" at the thick part (start of the taper). You could start with something like a DIY pick set (e.g., "Make Your Own Picks" at Southern Specialties) which seems to be 0.32", or you can probably get more metal for your money by buying feeler gauge though it's usually 0.5" so you *may* have to cut it down - search for 2319A19 on McMaster-Carr website which should be 10 Feet Long x 1/2" Wide x 0.02" Thick. Then you can not only make this tool but also picks and tension wrenches if you want, as a lot of the DIY videos for picks and tension tools use feeler gauge.
This looks very simple rather than waiting 3 days for some jiggle keys Ive ground down a metal rule and going to try this on my garage door that I've been looking for the key for the whole weekend 😆 fingers crossed it works if not better open the wallet
You can do this with a wide z bar in a lot of cases with a little fiddling. The number of lock that you can open with nothing but a z bar is a little alarming. Either over tensioning attacks like this or just using it as a jiggler in locks with sloppy tolerances
You have excellent tool for pick 4ks cylinder of Evva for example ))!!! Or slider's platform. You have video with 4ks ..?! This video very interesting with wafers cylinder 👍🔓💯🌐🥇 Good luck 👍🔓🏆😊
Companies hire security specialists (red teams) to covertly penetrate their security (blue team) in order to find and correct weaknesses before criminals do it with evil intent. It's also call "Pentesting" (short for penetration testing). Red teams/Pentesters need a huge range of skills and knowledge- it's a lot more than just picking locks but picking is part of it.
Will this work on double sided wafer locks my uncle passed away and no body can find the keys to the gun safe i was originally going to make a bogota rake but the gf wont let me have a bra wire and no way am i buying a bra for just the wire
When's the last time you changed your windshield wipers? Some guys use the wires in those to make tools/picks/shims, and those wires are basically free from the garbage can of your local auto parts store if your wipers don't have them or don't need to be replaced.
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My aunt was a red team member with the, now since disbanded, naval engineering sciences and services center. she inspired me to start lock picking! great video and thanks for the simple tutorial
That was fast and easy for you...
I subscribed because this is really a great channel
Wow, I didn’t know there was anything left to learn about picking wafer locks. Thanks for sharing this cool technique. I’m excited to try it out.
In one of his videos, Devient Ollam told me i wasn't "doing it right", if i wasn't subscribed to your channel. So i poked my snoot over here, and was happy. More info! More learning! I may not have been doing it "wrong", but i was missing a bit. Yay! More knowledge!
Awesome technique, thanks for the review!
Nicely done, thank you for sharing this 😊
Wow, didn't know you could do the overset method on wafers. Nice one.
Bud great content nice over setting .
Saw a locksmith do this at work for 3 file cabinets. Cost the owner about $25 per cabinet.
Only 75? You can't get any trades person on location around here for less then a $250 minimum. I am a pentester, but 99% digital. Every time I have picked a lock at work its been either a lost or broken key to save that $250 call out.
I totally appreciate you. Hopefully I can use this method to get into a lock that key is missing for.
Great tips, thanks
Awesome video!
New logo looks pretty cool.
Awesome!P.S. You know, before Lishi picks came on the scene, this was the method of choice for picking high-security(laser track) auto door locks(Such as those found on BMW or Mercedes products).Although in some cases they could only be picked to the locked direction and therefore had to be flipped with a plug spinner.(As seen below)
czcams.com/video/pvYaSf6D2Sk/video.html
I just had to come back and make sure this wasn't an old April fool's day post. It's nuts that this could work.
@@amihirata I'll have to make the tool later then I just need to find a wafer lock that I'm aloud to try it on. Can you post the dimensions for the tool online or at least a scan of it next to a ruler? Also how thick is it?
@@amihirata thank you I don't have a pick handle I can sacrifice right now but I do have metal I can use to make one. So that into will be helpful.
@@danieljaworski1294 I took a screen shot of the tool at 1:39 and measured the pixels. If the tool tapers down to 0.25" in the thin part, then it's about 0.36" at the thick part (start of the taper). You could start with something like a DIY pick set (e.g., "Make Your Own Picks" at Southern Specialties) which seems to be 0.32", or you can probably get more metal for your money by buying feeler gauge though it's usually 0.5" so you *may* have to cut it down - search for 2319A19 on McMaster-Carr website which should be 10 Feet Long x 1/2" Wide x 0.02" Thick. Then you can not only make this tool but also picks and tension wrenches if you want, as a lot of the DIY videos for picks and tension tools use feeler gauge.
@@Chirael wow thank you!
@@danieljaworski1294 no problem, glad to help, and I just ordered some of that feeler gauge myself as I want to make the same tool 😊
Thanks for sharing, going to have to play around with this method.
Brother?
@@joshuaanderson7511 no, but I do have relatives that I have never met.
This looks very simple rather than waiting 3 days for some jiggle keys Ive ground down a metal rule and going to try this on my garage door that I've been looking for the key for the whole weekend 😆 fingers crossed it works if not better open the wallet
You can do this with a wide z bar in a lot of cases with a little fiddling. The number of lock that you can open with nothing but a z bar is a little alarming. Either over tensioning attacks like this or just using it as a jiggler in locks with sloppy tolerances
Thank You so much maine lock ko khol diya 😊❤
Where did you get that “key to everything”
what is the materials use that steel or aluminim
Clever. 👍
So did you just file down a "non handle" pick handle area to the needed size? Great job with that. I'll have to make one.
@@amihirata nice, thanks for the tip. Gonna do that in the near future. Always nice to have more tools for the box. Thanks again and stay safe.
Great video, still waiting on the belt UDT video....
TheNotSoCivilEngr feel free to slide into my DMs and drop that unlisted link!
You have excellent tool for pick 4ks cylinder of Evva for example ))!!! Or slider's platform.
You have video with 4ks ..?!
This video very interesting with wafers cylinder 👍🔓💯🌐🥇
Good luck 👍🔓🏆😊
I think it is a given that reverse picking is quieter. Coulda spent more time on what is going on inside lock and how to do it.
Well, in the chips dispenser machines the locks are horizontally 😁 no stealth mode
Thanks…
Wait what is red v blue - Do companies pay high level locksmiths to “break in” ?
Companies hire security specialists (red teams) to covertly penetrate their security (blue team) in order to find and correct weaknesses before criminals do it with evil intent. It's also call "Pentesting" (short for penetration testing). Red teams/Pentesters need a huge range of skills and knowledge- it's a lot more than just picking locks but picking is part of it.
Will this work on double sided wafer locks my uncle passed away and no body can find the keys to the gun safe i was originally going to make a bogota rake but the gf wont let me have a bra wire and no way am i buying a bra for just the wire
When's the last time you changed your windshield wipers? Some guys use the wires in those to make tools/picks/shims, and those wires are basically free from the garbage can of your local auto parts store if your wipers don't have them or don't need to be replaced.
Dear God, that was nearly unwatchable. Didn't know 20fps was still a thing.
Cry about it
just get a key