[171] The infamous ASSA 700, picked and gutted
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- This ASSA 700 is a very tough lock to pick. It has 7 pin chambers and security pins in each of them. We have Gin-, Christmas. and tapered-drivers in the bible and torpedo pins in the core. This was very tough to learn, but finally got it under control. 😊
This is my first lock I could successfully pick, that is ranked as a black belt in the LPU belt system. Super happy right now 🤗
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Happy picking, stay legal :)
LPU belt ranking of this lock: black
Tools used: V05, F05; SP46, SP47 (all Multipick)
#lockpicking #locksport #security
chapters:
0:00 - intro
3:20 - picking
9:15 - open
11:55 - gutting
16:25 - a look at the core
17:24 - pins
19:30 - pin effectiveness and outro - Zábava
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Wow!!! Great picking!!!!😃
Tricky tough lock!!!
Very well done 👍
🐈🐾🐈⬛🐾🍻
Thank you very much 🤗
I am super happy I finally got it under control and could get it open on camera 😊
Thanks for watching,
Cheers 🍻
Incredible all the way to Blackbelt locks in a jiffy. I am very impressed
Thanks 🤗 ah there are still soo many more to pick 😅
Well done indeed.
It's always nice to get the quick open but especially nice with this type of lock.
Vero nice pins inside this one and it just shows how well you did for the open.
Thanks 🤗 yes, I am super happy about it. It never behaved better on camera and I had to convince it to play along at all for quite some time 😅
Thanks for stopping by,
Cheers 🍻
@@LockFumbler Always a pleasure.
Congratulations!! Amazing show of skills there. 🙌
You made that look fairly simple, and I know it's far from it!
I bet a fair bit of time and practice went into that one.
All the best
Cheers bud 👍🍻
Thank you very much 🤗
Yes this is one of the best takes i got on camera 😅 and yes i practiced it quite a bit beforehand, but never fully got the tapered drivers under control 🤷♂️ They just behaved a little different every time 🙃
I wish you all the best as well,
Cheers 🍻
Very impressive!!!
You are also very good at explaining everything!
Thank you and have a nice weekend :)
Also thanks for the advice about the german ebay.
If you are having a hard time finding any locks there, it's because i have bought them all, lol :)
Kind regards from your neighbour in Denmark...
Thanks 🤗
I am glad you like it 👏
Haha nice 👌 I already wonder who buys all the good stuff there 😅
Thanks for stopping by,
Cheers 🍻
Wow, really amazing. Congratz, well done 👌
Thank you very much! Cheers 🍻
Wow thanks for the show mate i have some of these i think but never explored them (so many locks now) you rock!
Thanks 🤗 Oh these are challenging but wonderful locks 👍 give them a try 👍
Cheers 🍻
Excellent 👍🤘🦾
Thanks 🤗
Well done on a tough job 👍👍
Thank you very much 🤗
Great video’s!
Glad you like them! Thanks for stopping by,
Cheers 🍻
Amazing work my friend! I really enjoyed that! What's the next black lock you'll be picking? Cheers! 🍻
Thank you very much 🤗 I have a Zeiss Ikon R10, but I am not so sure about the mastering of the sliders 🤷♂️ we will see 😅
Dude. Bro. That was awesome. What an exhibition of skill and practice! Congrats on your first BB lock :D Would you be able to venture a guess as to how many hours you put into learning it? I'm at probably 10-15 hours over a few months and haven't been able to get more than 3 of the 4 xmas trees progressively, not to mention even adding the tapered back in.
Thanks 🤗
Hm difficult to say for my first open it took me maybe like 10-12 hours of progressive pinning 🤔 then another 3(?) Until I had it under control so I could video it. Mostly guessing here though, I often loose time when I am working on locks 😅
It helped me a lot to write down the binding order step by step while I was progressive pinning it 🤗 and here I found basically two binding orders, one to get into the milling and one once you are in the milling to get to shear.
I hope that helps, and don't get frustrate by that lock, it is just sooo satisfying once you get it open 👌👌
@@LockFumbler I keep hearing about this binding order thing and until recently never considered it a factor. And the LPL, whom I have learned most of my recent skills from, has never mentioned it. When he does SPP he usually starts at pin #1 and goes 2,3,4,5, etc. then starts again at #1 and repeats the same sequential order each time. Comments?
@Central Coast Transparency ah yes, binding order is the order in which the pins needs to be set. This is given by the imperfections in the lock. LPL goes front to back, but also he needs to obey the binding order. Each time he says "nothing on x" you know this pin he is pushing on does not bind yet and he will have to go back to it. The pins he is saying like "x is binding" if you follow his order you will get the binding order of the lock. Can be anything, like 5-2-1-3-4 or 1-5-4-3-2, ...
@@LockFumbler right, no, I understand what binding order is/means, as I’ve watched your vids as well, I just never knew about it until I started watching you. And yes, LPL’s procedure doesn’t include it. Though I’ve never seen him NOT successfully open something. But I doubt if he’d publish that.
@Central Coast Transparency yeah he usually doesn't go into too many details on how to pick because he keeps his videos rather short and on point. I am sure he has an idea of the binding order before he starts filming. His approach is just very methodical, which is very good as well just go front to back all over again until all binders are set and the lock is open 😅 he makes it look very simple 👌
Easier to pick upside down? Or is that considered typical for European locks? Obviously I’m across the pond.
😅 hm I don't think it really makes a difference in difficulty. Just my favorite picking direction is with pins at the bottom. I got used to that direction, mostly because all locks here are installed this way. Maybe with pins facing up it is a bit easier to find an overset pin since the keypin will be jammed at shear and not fall down. That being said, to me it is very hard to pick pins up, since I am just not used to it. I guess one should just pick as one preferes 🤗
Thanks for watching,
Cheers 🍻
@@LockFumbler agreed, I was just curious is all, not criticizing or disparaging your skills. On the contrary, I watched intently so I could hopefully learn something.
@Central Coast Transparency oh sorry did not mean to sound like I felt criticized 🤗 I understood it was just from curiosity 👍👍 sorry for my bad choice in wording 😅