Thanks for sharing oldie but goodie!

Kinda fun to hear him Mention the king and queen. Picks that we think are a couple years old but aren't so.

old school, I like it

Great video. I use to have this on an external HDD but at some point lost that drive. Glad to see it posted.

This is really cool

Love these old videos.

Great Video!!!I dig the handles on his picks, compared to the ones now they are small, his is what I like, better handling and control.

I had this on VHS back around 1994-1996. The internet was just taking hold, and getting lock-picks was difficult, usually available only to the public through magazines such as Soldier of Fortune, etc. This sure takes me back! A seemingly simpler time, at least it seems that way now that I'm pushing mid-40's. I wonder what ever happened to this guy? I'd love to find out....

@samlott99

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking early to mid 90s too.

Did he mention buying at Sears several times...? Man, he must have been desperate for Bezos to get his ass moving... But seeing his insight is interesting and informative, even though lockpicks are easily purchased by anyone today, and they're not even expensive. I do like the idea of a custom pick to suit your style, and tension wrenches that are sold retail are generally not that great - so his method of milling his own is still a nice tip, imo. Thank you for posting the vid; good stuff!

Dykem blue is kinda pricey. A sharpie works almost as well.

Didn't he die of pancreatic cancer a few years back?

put some damn outlet covers on

can of lard?? make it yourself as a byproduct of every breakfast

no guard on grinder also grinder not bolted down very dangerous much safer to hold in a vice and use a small angle grinder or dermal to form pick other wise informative

@diamondperformancefab5931

5 жыл бұрын

+michael bailey stick to watching videos and making dumb comments, because if you tried this you would definitely hurt yourself, and its hard to fab anything with a purse in one hand. This video was made before people were idiots that need safety mechanisms in every device they own. As a fabricator I know that an intelligent person can grind without a guard. I haven't had a guard on my grinders since the day they came out of the box. As for the bench grinder being bolted down, they have rubber feet and are designed to work without being bolted down for certain applications.

@samlott99

5 жыл бұрын

@@diamondperformancefab5931 I take it you're a licensed/bonded locksmith, who sells locksmith tools wholesale/retail? Talk all the shit you want to talk - Bailey is correct to point out the safety flaws. It tells us he has been properly trained, and also that he respects the health of other people. OSHA would run you out of town with that attitude. Go home little girl, and don't forget your purse.

@samlott99

5 жыл бұрын

Dan Dallman What you are is a holier-than-thou, know-it-all wannabe, who's ego does all the talking. You're a real badass aren't you, little girl? You drive without a seatbelt too dont you, and criticize folks who do. The world needs a lot more women of your stature and intelligence. Dont forget your purse.

@diamondperformancefab5931

5 жыл бұрын

You get all that from my comments? The guy in the video is a badass. I don't do it because I think its cool. If you worked with tools like this you would know sometimes running them without a guard is the only way to get the job done. This video was made a long time ago when men were men. Bye bye LB I'm going back to work now. Without a guard! Have fun in mommys basement!

@samlott99

5 жыл бұрын

@@diamondperformancefab5931 Don't forget your purse. You might change your tampon too while you're at it.