How to break into tubular Lock
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2015
- TOOLS NEEDED .... Punch (optional), Small Drill Bit, Large Drill Bit, Drill. 1 Mickey's Big Mouth (ICE COLD - NOT optional)
I used a 3/32" for a starter Bit, then switched to a 1/4" Bit.
I have a tubular lock pic tool but my lock had so much crap embedded in the lock I could not pic it.
Replacement locks are cheap anyways
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![[533] Ace II Tubular (T Handle) Lock Picked](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/066b165z_Qc/mqdefault.jpg)
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The video was straight to the point. No rambling, unnecessary talking. Good job.
Vice grips, a bolt slightly smaller than the center of the lock and a big hammer. Will blow the guts right out the back. No drilling required.
Worked like a charm thank you. Watched this 4 minutes ago and it's open now took me a minute to pull up the video again to type this so had it open in 2 to 3 minutes 👍
Glad it helped
Not sure I understand. Freeze, like freeze it then strike it to break it. Not sure but wouldn't it be easier to just drill it out? You must have some knarly way to do that?(freeze)
Thanks for the video, I followed your lead and was in less than two minutes.
Glad it helped!
So you showed how to drill into it how did you get into it after that? Now you have a hole what do you do?
Took me about 3 minutes I had brand new drill bits and a new medico lock that fit my other gun safe. THANKS
Those are some good bits. Try it with some harbor freight "warrior" bits and you'll be drilling for 3 days
I had to drill one of mine out. Bastard put up a fight - but it was tangling with a machinist - that's fully armed with a shop full of carbide drills and mills. Regular drills worked fine at first, but as I was increasing the drill size, I hit a hard pin or something.
So it was time to bust out the artillery... solid carbide drill-mill and my 1/2" Milwaukee. Yea.. it was game over. Poor little lock pissed himself after that and popped open... Made quite the mess on the carpet, but that's what vacuum's are for? :)
I did nick the hole on the lock bar/plate on the back a little. Not sure if it will affect the stud on the new lock from tightening correctly, but I'll fix it with a spot weld to be sure.
Thanks for the video!
Well hell ya! ;-)
I'm looking at various videos on these because my Kennedy barrel lock is messed up. Drilling seems to be my best option.
Forget all the haters man! Sometimes it’s reasonably fun to destructively bypass a lock! And if it works, what can one really say?
Accept, this dingleberry never bypassed the lock,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, This was just stupid...
@@conceptchannel1112 I have accepted your comment as bait turned 360 and walked away.
The drill bit looks loose or bent ?
Good Video, thanks
Someone should get you a tubular lock pick for Christmas.
I have one, used on another machine and had good results. On this dryer however I could not pic it. with the lock facing up, over the years quite a bit of grit and dirt got down into the lock. I spent a lot of time using a needle and vacuum to try and clean out. No joy. Time to drill. Thanks for commenting.
breakerbroke23 nice work
How can I start it from the top of the coin bag with the key on top is
How do you handle the owner if he comes in while you're drilling..
You start running, and hopefully he doesn't sh00t your arse.
Automotive dent puller. Will pop that lock out, long mason screw and crow bar works to.
Those were the days when employees kept losing keys in my case.
I manage a large self-storage facility. When units go to auction, we have to drill out these cylinder style locks. Those darned things should protect Ft Knox because they take nearly 2 hours to drill out, and I've broken tons of bits. I'm going to try this method next time. Obviously, prior management didn't teach me this method. Wish me luck!
This technique should work well for you. If you don't mind, tell us how this worked for you.
Good luck and cheers.
Jajaja is wha I am going to do my storage lock key got stock so I have to break it
I manage a self storage facility as well and it takes me no less than 20 min
May want to invest in a tubular lock pick (quite cheap) and watch some videos - Lockpickinglawyer, BosnianBill, and Lock Noob are great youtube channels to help you. It's really not that difficult and will save you so much time
How were you drilling it before??
Step 1 get a sharp drill bit set
I hate those, at work we have those in almost 600 units, holding an MDF access panel to the compressor and coils for the AC unit in each apartment, and the painters always paint those key holes, so we have to stand there for 30 minutes, picking paint out of them, but then they get stuck, and we break thru keys all the time trying to get them open, until we ran out of keys... we ordered another 600 keys, but due to the shortage, and back orders, its been 2 months since we ordered them, and nothing, luckily Most people dont use their ACs, in the winter, so hopefully we wont have to drill these out 😫
600 units OMF !!! You would think somebody would just put a piece of painters tape over the lock before painting. It would take like 5 seconds to do that to each lock, that would save so much time and money. OMG 600 units!
I had a 4 plex at one time and that was plenty enough. Stay safe and... Thanks for watching.
Just use a big drill bit and you’ll get through it in like 15 seconds. Like a 3/8ths
Good job!
if its a big job i drink a 40 oz mickeys.
It was 3 Wide Mouths for me :)
I tried this on a vending machine and i made the hole all the way through and it still didn’t pop open
Use a bigger drill bit. Go up a size or two
is it possible to freeze the lock I have a lock & I can't find my keys please help
i just followed your tutorial...i got the lock open but i cant use the lock now dammit! you need to let people know!
No SHIT fucknuts!
breakerbroke23 - it happened to you too? my lock is fucked!
Fucknuts
Why, yes it is.
Now you get to order another one. And hey... you get two shiny new Keys. So you wont have to do yhis again.
Just a little social parody for fun...I could've completed the parody by threatening to file a lawsuit! ha!
classic... haha
The garbage dump just called,
they want their drill back.
What was the point of doing this when the lock wasn't even attached?
To show how to do it
@@K5kilo Yet, he Never did it................................................................. He did not defeat the unattached lock,,, Fail.......
@@conceptchannel1112 stfu😂
Basically drill the Fuck out of it nice tip will take a drill with me next time I lock pick
You lost the key to the lock and apparently your chuck key as well!
+stevet47 I lost the chuck key to every drill I own....EVER!
Lmol
I was thinking the same thing Ave looked at the comments and BOOOOMM, this is first lol
How did you resist the urge to brush the metal chips away while drilling?
I think you need a new drill. That chuck is fucked
I'm a rookie. Wish you had shown how to open it once you drilled the lock and its encasement. I still can't open it!
I'm a rookie as well, Try a bit one or two sizes larger. Go all the way through.
Thank you very much, and it turns out I'm not a rookie: I am a moron. And thanks to my next-door buddy who helped me assemble the cabinet, there are TWO morons. My story will probably make some guys laugh, or worse roll their eyes and sigh. Here's the deal, I did use progressively bigger bits to drill the lock out all the way through. I still couldn't open it, as I wrote in my first comment. Problem was that the cabinet lid was stuck shut, and not even locked, as we had thought. My buddy had helped me assemble the new multi drawer tool cabinet, and he thinks maybe we should have waited until AFTER dropping the drawer chest into it, and THEN tighten up all the structural nuts and bolts. He and I tried to open it when we finished assembling it....and we THOUGHT it was locked....when in fact it was just jammed. We had closed the lid with the ring of keys INSIDE (duplicate included, and so we hadn't even locked it. Trying to open it later that day, we thought it was LOCKED shut, even though neither of us actually remembered locking it. He and I both searched for days. Today I watched your video again. I got mad again....went out to the garage, and gave the edge of the lid a strong underhand hammer blow --- and it flew open --- and before I could say jackrobinson, it fell closed again. I couldn't re-open it. That's when I fully realized the problem. I gave it a strong whack to open it again, and caught it before it dropped shut again. And there, right in the top compartment were the keys. The front corners of the lid were simply too tight. So, then I got some pliers and carefully bent out the lid's front-edges little wider. Now I can FINALLY open it with ease, and where I bent-out the lid corners in front isn't noticeable unless you're looking for something wrong. Of course there is no lock anymore because I drilled it out. But I hadn't planned on using the lock anyway. The tool cabinet is safe in my garage. I called my pal next door and told him what happened. We laughed, and he said "Well, I guess the joke's on US!" All's well that ends well. (It had been two months since we assembled it...and I was giving enough time to accidentally fin d the key. Finally: case closed!). Signed "Moron now promoted to rookie."
@@KG-si3il Great story, Its a guy thing. I think we have all done something like this in our travels. Well now you have a story to pass down to the young man "stuck" in a predicament, pass on some of your wisdom or lack of :).
Moral of the story... You got the job done.
@@KG-si3il Then You Sir, are in like company, with this Assclown...
To long tho
So I should skip the center punch and just drill it out