l0ckcr4ck3r Thanks. Gutting those things without a mess is pretty much impossible without the right tools. With the right tools, I suspect that it is just as easy as most other locks once you have enough experience (which I do not have... yet).
slim_pickins Thanks... I didn't know that was the model. I've been picking on the lock, but never took the time to look it up. It's a hell of a lock for the money... at least as far as pick resistance goes. Spring tension on the core really wrecks me.
LockPickingLawyer if it helps I used moderate tension on mine and it gave nice crisp sets until it goes into a false set. After this you really need to seriously adjust the tension when setting the spools. If you keep moderate tension when trying to set the spools the spring tension on the lock will give you a headache. Once you've located clear counter rotation push on the pin but 'almost' let up on the tension as if the tension wrench is NEARLY moving freely until the spool sets then tension on again.....and so on until she pops. Hope this helps.
great picking and video! nice work on gutting the euro as you don't always get to see the pins. :) i'd like to get a set of those euro profile tools but i can't seem to find them yet on dhgate - help with the link?
+LockPickingLawyer I just received my kit - now I can start breaking down some of my euro cylinders - thanks again and keep making such high quality videos :)
Potti314 Thank you. I got the tools from DHGate... search for "Lock disassembly tools" and you should find a cased set including (i) 3 followers, (ii) a 3-piece segmented follower, (iii) 2 different sized core holders, (iv) tweezers, (v) needle nose pliers, (vi) clip removal tool, and (vii) the euro cylinder top pin bar. There are several sellers with the same product, but if you search around, you can find it for less than $25 with free shipping (others charge up to $90!).
does it mean that if the driver pins can't be seized/caught, then the lock is pickproof? So if they can be replaced from cylinder shaped to cone shaped or plastic pill shaped, then the lock is pickproof?
Why do you pick this lock up side down? Isn't it more realistic if you pick it the way it will be inside a door? You also say "put in te top of the keyway, but actually it is the bottom. (This is not a negative comment, it is just a queation)
Hi, i'm french and it looks like there is a trick you not know in that lock. one day, a long time ago my neighbor come back from his work but without his keys he forgot them and i did a violent attack on almost the same lock with a drill and so i killed all the pin and so the core been able to turn freely well.... it was really free.... it was possible to turn it but not to open the door. the tip of the key press to the thing that is in the middle between both the core. if it's not at the right spot, the core turn alone and that can't open the door but because the lock was already not usable anymore, i continued to drill up to the point i can cut the screw that attach the lock into the door and i use the lock of my door to open. this is a really brute force opening of a door but with no picking tools and not the knowledge it was a solution so what i did next was to clean all the mess that was in the door for not have mechanical problem because the ton of brass chips inside..... best way to destroy everything and the next day when he was at work i bought a new lock for the door and gave the keys in the evening.... that lock with a drill die really fast in movies or when a pro do it but when it's done by someone who not know totally how it works..... it can become a big fail. well i got it and i not damaged the door with was what i was supposed to do so on the end it been ok and really low cost to repair also, the lock was a piece of shit and this is why it been not too hard to cut it in 2 parts. when i say brass, it was looking like brass.... no idea what it was exactly
It happens when you install a lock designed for a door that opens to the left on a door that opens to the right and vice versa. I have two doors to my apartment and one of the locks is upside down due to that reason.
@@tarasb2242 That's weird, because we have the same locks (different brand euro locks, but both are the same) in the front and back door. Both open inward, but each the other way. The locks are both the correct way up.
In Europe , they're always installed the other way around, hence the question, I suppose. I've seen it in many LPL videos. Comes down to geographic areas and preferences.
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It is nice coming back to watching where LPL started. Thank you for keeping all of your videos in tact.
Great picking! Doubt anyones laughing.. very few will make the effort to gut Euros!
l0ckcr4ck3r Thanks. Gutting those things without a mess is pretty much impossible without the right tools. With the right tools, I suspect that it is just as easy as most other locks once you have enough experience (which I do not have... yet).
@@lockpickinglawyer cool. Old comment
@@lockpickinglawyer do you have the experience yet
Strong work man. Sweet pickin'. Lots of goodies to enjoy!
Ith Bombgard Thanks.
You probably know by now but the Paclock looks like a 100A. They are tremendous fun. Lovely picking on the Euro.
slim_pickins Thanks... I didn't know that was the model. I've been picking on the lock, but never took the time to look it up. It's a hell of a lock for the money... at least as far as pick resistance goes. Spring tension on the core really wrecks me.
LockPickingLawyer if it helps I used moderate tension on mine and it gave nice crisp sets until it goes into a false set. After this you really need to seriously adjust the tension when setting the spools. If you keep moderate tension when trying to set the spools the spring tension on the lock will give you a headache. Once you've located clear counter rotation push on the pin but 'almost' let up on the tension as if the tension wrench is NEARLY moving freely until the spool sets then tension on again.....and so on until she pops. Hope this helps.
Great video. It’s so weird seeing a lock get picked upside down though...
Oxloc is a Dutch company. i have got some industrial padlocks from Oxloc, very hard to pick
I didn't know that. THis is the only one that I have come across thus far.
i can send you one
LockPickingLawyer I’ve been a locksmith for 9 years. In the Netherlands. I’ve got some nice cilinders for you. If you want
Great stuff!! Those Pacific Locks are awesome.
Agreed. That lock really surprised me. I was expecting easy... It was a humbling experience.
glad to see where it all started
Pretty cool picking! how do you know which pin dropped down?
The first time you decided to end the video with the classic line “and as always, have a nice day”
Actually it was first said in video #3
Went through LPL's old videos and though the same! That's when it became "as always"
"I've picked dozens of locks"
great picking and video!
nice work on gutting the euro as you don't always get to see the pins. :)
i'd like to get a set of those euro profile tools but i can't seem to find them yet on dhgate - help with the link?
Thanks. Here's the kit I'm talking about:
m.dhgate.com/product/high-quality-locksmith-tool-for-lock-disassembly/164698950.html#s1-5-1
LockPickingLawyer great! thank-you.
+LockPickingLawyer I just received my kit - now I can start breaking down some of my euro cylinders - thanks again and keep making such high quality videos :)
+VancouverSpecial Lockpicking great! Looking forward to seeing them!
Nice picking and great gutting - fine video!
Where did you buy the Chinese tools from?
Potti314 Thank you.
I got the tools from DHGate... search for "Lock disassembly tools" and you should find a cased set including (i) 3 followers, (ii) a 3-piece segmented follower, (iii) 2 different sized core holders, (iv) tweezers, (v) needle nose pliers, (vi) clip removal tool, and (vii) the euro cylinder top pin bar. There are several sellers with the same product, but if you search around, you can find it for less than $25 with free shipping (others charge up to $90!).
LockPickingLawyer Great info - thank you.
this is the first video where he said "as always have a nice day"
Nice picking and gutting.
great job
Thanks
Can you remember the name of that gutting kit you have from dhgate as i cannot find it anywhere....... Cheers
Just search "lock disassembly kit." There's several sellers on the site with the product, so search for the best price/shipping combination.
+LockPickingLawyer Cheers
does it mean that if the driver pins can't be seized/caught, then the lock is pickproof? So if they can be replaced from cylinder shaped to cone shaped or plastic pill shaped, then the lock is pickproof?
Why do you pick this lock up side down? Isn't it more realistic if you pick it the way it will be inside a door? You also say "put in te top of the keyway, but actually it is the bottom. (This is not a negative comment, it is just a queation)
Hi, i'm french and it looks like there is a trick you not know in that lock.
one day, a long time ago my neighbor come back from his work but without his keys he forgot them and i did a violent attack on almost the same lock with a drill and so i killed all the pin and so the core been able to turn freely well.... it was really free.... it was possible to turn it but not to open the door. the tip of the key press to the thing that is in the middle between both the core. if it's not at the right spot, the core turn alone and that can't open the door but because the lock was already not usable anymore, i continued to drill up to the point i can cut the screw that attach the lock into the door and i use the lock of my door to open.
this is a really brute force opening of a door but with no picking tools and not the knowledge it was a solution so what i did next was to clean all the mess that was in the door for not have mechanical problem because the ton of brass chips inside..... best way to destroy everything and the next day when he was at work i bought a new lock for the door and gave the keys in the evening....
that lock with a drill die really fast in movies or when a pro do it but when it's done by someone who not know totally how it works..... it can become a big fail.
well i got it and i not damaged the door with was what i was supposed to do so on the end it been ok and really low cost to repair also, the lock was a piece of shit and this is why it been not too hard to cut it in 2 parts. when i say brass, it was looking like brass.... no idea what it was exactly
Nice
Not to be "that guy", but as an engineer, I am required to note that those are not "C" clips. They are "E" clips. Sorry. :)
Could you try on of this 50 bucks SKG*** or here called SKG3 looks ?
only 21K
he rilly do be sounden diffrent
Isn't that lock upside down? Why not pick them the way you would find them in the real world?
It happens when you install a lock designed for a door that opens to the left on a door that opens to the right and vice versa. I have two doors to my apartment and one of the locks is upside down due to that reason.
@@tarasb2242 That's weird, because we have the same locks (different brand euro locks, but both are the same) in the front and back door. Both open inward, but each the other way. The locks are both the correct way up.
@@nimmen Well, I guess sometime one does not have an appropriate lock when it's needed so one has to deal with what's available at the moment.
@@tarasb2242 oh, that way you mean. Well, if it works, it works :)
In Europe , they're always installed the other way around, hence the question, I suppose. I've seen it in many LPL videos.
Comes down to geographic areas and preferences.