You are a very talented man. This is a very difficult lock to pick. Not only are you an excellent lock picker but you are also a natural teacher. Congratulations
I appreciate your calm, clear, and thorough tutorial on all that is the ASSA 700. It had to be so much more difficult to pick these more difficult locks before guys like yourself didn’t have such detailed walkthroughs. Thanks.
I'm so glad I found this great video here. Big compliment, such awesome demonstrations with detailed and clear explanations and even more useful tips 👌 Thank you very much, exceptional work 👍 Cheers 🍻
So nice to hear this, and I can't tell you how much I appreciate your kind words. Amazing progress on your picking btw, super honored to have played a small role in helping you to get as good as you are now! Keep up the amazing picking brother!
Very nice and well made explained video! I'll start working on mine very soon and will come back to this video again for sure! Thank you for sharing!🍻😎🙏
🤘 buddy! Feel free to reach out anytime if you have any questions. That being said, I put a lot into this guide, and knowing your fast skill progression and sharp mind, I'm sure you will get the lock open in no time!
Super helpful guide on this lock, even though I was already familiar with how to pick countermilled locks I was still able to get really useful tips for this lock specifically. Bravo!
I really appreciate that you took the time to let me know that! I'm super honored that my video is valuable to extremely talented pickers such as yourself!
Lots of great community members who assisted you in preparing this guide. The 3d model and your explanation of float picking helped me to better understand the concept. Not sure if I'll ever earn a red belt...but you never know.
You can totally do it!! And if you decide to give it a shot, definitely let me know! Thank you for your kind words, and for checking out this video :) Made such a huge difference to have help from so many kind people!
Thanks for stopping by my channel brother. Your guitar playing is unreal, and the quality of your videos just keep getting better and better. Keep up the good work ❤
Thank you for checking out my video, I really appreciate the support, and feel horrible it took me so long to respond! I kinda fell off the horse for a bit there while taking care of personal stuff...
I got my first one from Amvgert through the LPU discord. But you can also buy them through dealers/locksmiths who work with ASSA locks. Alternatively, you can search on websites like ebay for used versions. Just be careful that you know what you are getting if buying used. Lastly if you are in LPU discord server, you can check out the lock bazzar to see if any are listed for sale there.
Mostely here in Sweden, since Norway and Denmark have others (Ruko most near). Me and thousands/millions have these in our doors, still today. Even old 5-pinner still exist, but the are not in the same ballpark - 25mm in depth, to 31mm. They cost a bit new +€100 with keys, and start to get dated since d12 took over and with a smaler price. And today we have a huge amount of China copies, so the profile is heavily used. But the locks are definitely not the same. Sweden is now downgrading in lock-protection. Not even Assas are as Isaac states, the same with generations. The old from 70-ties are the 176 (all with standard pins and no drill-protection etc.). Then in the early 80-ties came SCB with a sleeve (apparerntly Ruko had a 5-pin sleeve version, I didn't know about until a week back),they are not common anymore. The right one you search for, from amout 1985-today, should be stamped SCD on the cylinder. Then yet again, you can get a lot of versions with master pins. I guess used ones on sale will be mastered ones, and different key-profiles. The cores will be milled, and the correct pins would be there. I guess I can not pick it (yet).. But I have picked an Abus copy (same profile) with spools, though.
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You are a very talented man. This is a very difficult lock to pick.
Not only are you an excellent lock picker but you are also a natural teacher.
Congratulations
Thank you for your very kind words, and honored that you came by to check out my video!
Sorry for the delayed response!
I appreciate your calm, clear, and thorough tutorial on all that is the ASSA 700. It had to be so much more difficult to pick these more difficult locks before guys like yourself didn’t have such detailed walkthroughs. Thanks.
This video is amazing! I'm just learning my 700 and this is the best video I've seen .. hands down!!
Absolutely educational. Fantastic, thanks Isaac.
My pleasure, and thank you for checking out the video! Really appreciate the support :D
I love the paper 'Table of Contents.' Old school.
Great highly detailed video. Really cool 3D model to show how the pins work.
Hey buddy!!! Good to see you here :D
Does this mean you are gonna get more into locks now??
(You should)
That was such a clear and comprehensive guide, can't wait to give it a try
Thanks brother, i appreciate the feedback! You got it, and reach out to me any time directly if you want any extra help :)
Great video pal.
Thank you buddy, I'm happy you enjoyed it! :)
Really good and informative video Isaac!
Thank you for making this.
great work 💪
Thank you brother, that really means a lot. I appreciate the continued support ❤
I'm so glad I found this great video here. Big compliment, such awesome demonstrations with detailed and clear explanations and even more useful tips 👌
Thank you very much, exceptional work 👍
Cheers 🍻
So nice to hear this, and I can't tell you how much I appreciate your kind words.
Amazing progress on your picking btw, super honored to have played a small role in helping you to get as good as you are now!
Keep up the amazing picking brother!
Very nice and well made explained video! I'll start working on mine very soon and will come back to this video again for sure! Thank you for sharing!🍻😎🙏
And look how far you are now! Bad ass progress brother! And thank you for the kind words/for supporting my videos ❤️
Thank you PickSmith for pointing me to this video!
Picksmith is the man!
Great explanation and visual aid. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
Thank you for the kind words ❤️
This is a great guide and I'm already making progress. Thanks!
🤘 buddy!
Feel free to reach out anytime if you have any questions. That being said, I put a lot into this guide, and knowing your fast skill progression and sharp mind, I'm sure you will get the lock open in no time!
Super helpful guide on this lock, even though I was already familiar with how to pick countermilled locks I was still able to get really useful tips for this lock specifically. Bravo!
I really appreciate that you took the time to let me know that!
I'm super honored that my video is valuable to extremely talented pickers such as yourself!
This is great stuff dude. Very good visual explanation.
Thank you, very kind!
Lots of great community members who assisted you in preparing this guide. The 3d model and your explanation of float picking helped me to better understand the concept. Not sure if I'll ever earn a red belt...but you never know.
You can totally do it!! And if you decide to give it a shot, definitely let me know!
Thank you for your kind words, and for checking out this video :)
Made such a huge difference to have help from so many kind people!
@@IsaacHashman Just got a couple of Green Belt locks to work towards that belt. Thanks for the help offer.
Just found this. Amazing work!
I learned a lot and it was entertaining to watch! Good job :)
I appreciate the kind words, and I'm really happy to help you learn!
nice! thank you for the specific explanation
Thanks for stopping by my channel brother. Your guitar playing is unreal, and the quality of your videos just keep getting better and better.
Keep up the good work ❤
Great content and very informative 😊👍👍👍
Thank you for checking out my video, I really appreciate the support, and feel horrible it took me so long to respond!
I kinda fell off the horse for a bit there while taking care of personal stuff...
Wow Isaac!, a lot of good info. in this video. Thanks for taking all the time and work I'm sure it took to put it all together!
It's my pleasure! I appreciate that you came to check it out, and I'm really glad you liked it! ❤
Really good informative video :)
Thank you, I appreciate your support. And sorry for taking a month to respond :-S
Where can I buy this lock? Thanks
I got my first one from Amvgert through the LPU discord. But you can also buy them through dealers/locksmiths who work with ASSA locks. Alternatively, you can search on websites like ebay for used versions. Just be careful that you know what you are getting if buying used.
Lastly if you are in LPU discord server, you can check out the lock bazzar to see if any are listed for sale there.
Mostely here in Sweden, since Norway and Denmark have others (Ruko most near).
Me and thousands/millions have these in our doors, still today. Even old 5-pinner still exist, but the are not in the same ballpark - 25mm in depth, to 31mm.
They cost a bit new +€100 with keys, and start to get dated since d12 took over and with a smaler price. And today we have a huge amount of China copies, so the profile is heavily used.
But the locks are definitely not the same. Sweden is now downgrading in lock-protection.
Not even Assas are as Isaac states, the same with generations. The old from 70-ties are the 176 (all with standard pins and no drill-protection etc.). Then in the early 80-ties came SCB with a sleeve (apparerntly Ruko had a 5-pin sleeve version, I didn't know about until a week back),they are not common anymore.
The right one you search for, from amout 1985-today, should be stamped SCD on the cylinder. Then yet again, you can get a lot of versions with master pins. I guess used ones on sale will be mastered ones, and different key-profiles. The cores will be milled, and the correct pins would be there.
I guess I can not pick it (yet).. But I have picked an Abus copy (same profile) with spools, though.