I've learned a lot from watching your videos, I used to just rake everything, now I find that its much more fun to SPP locks now. Just wanted to say thanks.

looks like a whole lot of work went into that lock. what a great pic on a great lock. thanks for sharing. this video was very much appreciated. thanks.

bill, your camera is trying to focus on the green mat because of all the lines, try laying a dark colored material down before disassembling the lock. as a bonus the material will keep loose pins from bouncing as much when they fall and the dark material will make everything easier to see.

@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co

3 жыл бұрын

He could turn the mat upside down.

Wow. Great job, way to thing outside of the box on that one!

So much skill on the part of the lock pinner AND the picker.

Really cool to see constant challenge lock innovation. Great picking as always!

The spring in #2 looks like a spring from a lighter. That flat piece in it could've been what held the flint in position.

7:50 Focus You Fack lol

@OliverKnittel

6 жыл бұрын

if it ain´t chooch you gotta cuss your cunninglinguus at it, or pet a beaver, preferably.

@disgruntled181

6 жыл бұрын

Keep your lock in a vise!

@justinbell5696

6 жыл бұрын

I swear every channel I watch has people using AVE lingo in the comments.

@MrStonedOne

6 жыл бұрын

I'm a simple guy. I see ave meme, i upvote.

@lockcracker

6 жыл бұрын

Skookum

Zippo lighters have a spring to push the flint into the wheel and has a small T pin retained at one end.

Wow GREAT pinning, lot of work. Mr.Bill great pick to

Great lock! Great pick!!!!

Great pick on that alien technology!

Congratulations Bill for picking that ingenious design. That rubber "Spring" worked pretty well but I'm sure that's the weakness in the design. Awesome design Scott.. Patient It.

4th...Great skill, always wanted to learn, so why not watch it in action, great videos

@Komier09

6 жыл бұрын

Buy a starter kit and a couple locks for cheap. It's very easy to get into, and very hard to master, which makes it a fun hobby. Bill has some videos recommending various products for beginners.

Great pick!

1536 AD! You got Henry VIII's lock!

The man thinks like a magician. All the fancy security pins were just misdirection to keep you from figuring out the secret locking pin in the back. If it had just been the standard factory pins it would have been obvious from the start there was something alien about the lock.

I wish we didn't have to give up the video when scrolling through the comments. C'mon, KZread!

That notch on the backside of the core looks like it was cut to prevent pins from falling into the c-clip groove.

@darmstrong944

6 жыл бұрын

You are correct, my brother made this lock.

I don't usually comment, but, that was FANTASTIC fun! Great job to both of you.

Wonderful lock and beautiful picking.

Really nice. And nice picking as well. Good job both if you.

Clever idea and a quite interesting lock. Got you stumped for a while. Nice!🍺✌

Lotta ins, lotta outs, lotta what-have-yous...yet less than 4 minutes to open it.

Chamber 4. The pin was magnetic. The lower T pin was iron/steel. They would have tried to stay together inside of both outer/drilled drivers.

Yup that is devious! But Bill won anyways. Scared of you Bill.

Did you try to stack the pins from chamber 2 into the core to see? If that driver is long enough it isn't necessarily going to make a second sheer line.

Nasty Lock

Hey Bill kind of off-topic I sent you a master lock that appeared to be sealed in its original package but it actually was not I've re-sealed it wondering if you've gotten it and messed with it hope you enjoy thanks

@bosnianbill

6 жыл бұрын

Luka, sorry for the delayed response but I wasn't notified of this message and just stumbled across it. If it was in the original package I probably just repackaged it and sent it to a new picker. I sincerely HOPE it was repinned with something so crazy that we discouraged a new picker....🙄

love your vids mate!!!.

Bill, have you applied for a verification badge for your channel? You are way over the minimum 100k subs requirement.

@rileyfenley522

6 жыл бұрын

RMoribayashi i wonder if he’s gotten his silver play button as well. I don’t remember

Was that bar a bearing out of a u joint?

Cool

Would the addition of a metal slot on the outside of the lock inline with the keyway, say half an inch long foil picking? I see you with picks coming out the keyway at extreme angles to try to get the pins to move. A short metal slot would block this action for very little money and add extra pick protection?

Number 2 pin looks like a (dreidel pin)??????? Something new all the time...

Isn't it wonderful what complexity the human mind can conceive of when off the medication!

Is that from Deviant Ollum, Bill?

@1:09-- LETS JUST MAKE SURE IT WORKS!!!!!! @1:15-- of course it does........

Hey bill just wanted to add to what thousands of others have said already love watching your videos ive watched so many and lernt so much I just wanted to say thank you I'm still a begginer but got into lockpicking as a hobby because my wife is over paranoid and thinks there MUST be something of hers behind every lock and steals my keys all the time and swears I must have lost them but after countless hours of searching for keys and watching your videos I've been able to pick I'd say 20 or so china and master locks from my homemade pick out of a case xx knife spine and a file but I can't seem to get passed my key retaining 5200 american and since I dont have any debit or credit cards I'm limited on buying anything online and dont have very many power tools to make any myself not to mention it takes forever to file down a windshield wiper blade even after annuling it I would love to make a triple peak or a snake pick but not sure I have the the fingers or patience to make one any suggestions would be greatly appreciated sorry to post a long comment on your video but I couldnt find a email address for you anywhere and didnt want to send it to the lock lab for everyone to read so id decided to let everyone on youtube read it lol once again thank you for all of your videos they have saved my ass alot of times mabey one day I can find and enroll in a lock smithing school if I can find one somewere but its such a hush hush thing I've never even herd of one sincerely your apprentice Michael Healey you can reach me at mikenbecca4eva@gmail.com thank you once again for your videos I laugh when I here someone voice in a wrong video and say wait a min thats not bill no wonder its taking them so long lol

I’ve made a lock id like to send you it’s got great potential it’s a 10 pin but! It’s not like ive ever seen before it’s homemade and I want to send it in as a challenge lock what are the rules for the challenge locks? It has a working key it’s pickable but not normal. I also would like it back but it would be great with some alien tech. I would pay for shipping for it to come back to me.

@bosnianbill

6 жыл бұрын

Sure Milo, I'd love to take a look at your invention! The address is: LockLab P.O. Box 2160 Merrifield, VA 22116 USA Thanks! bill

@milo-uy6rd

6 жыл бұрын

bosnianbill for getting the lock back after I send it In should I include money in the package? Or via online payment?

Aluminium body 3 pound hammer problem solved