My favorite part is when you got it open and you breathed out it’s was extremely poignant and beautiful moment. 🥲
@isabellam19362 күн бұрын
Woah
@PickSmith1223 күн бұрын
That is the way! I thought this would be easier. I made a matching one for the US when I had this back and people are really struggling with it. Great picking there! Now for the next million 😆✌🏻🌶
@SadisticPicker3 күн бұрын
Awesome demonstration of the FloatPick Style👏👏👏🤘😎. Impressive picking even with knowing. Looked like some real fun feedback! Thanks for sharing the feedback insides with everyone!
@SadisticPicker3 күн бұрын
Awesome demonstration of the FloatPick Style👏👏👏🤘😎. Impressive picking even with knowing. Looked like some real fun feedback! Thanks for sharing the feedback insides with everyone!
@Nicks-Picks3 күн бұрын
Yiu did make thay look well easy mate. Nice work from Picksmith. I was expecting loads if trampoline pins with that name lol. Have a great rest of the week HV 👌👍🤜🤛
@thecompguy3 күн бұрын
Great job on that! Quickly picked! 🎉🎉🎉 Wow! Wonderful work on that core and pins!
@BeercanBushcraft3 күн бұрын
Very nice indeed mate 👍 All the very best to you and yours 👍 🍻
@Berkeloid05 күн бұрын
I just managed to decode one of these locks based on the instructions here. In my case the handle only turned clockwise to unlock so I tensioned it clockwise. I put a fair bit of tension on it and then gently pressed each button. Most of the buttons felt like the button itself touched up against something solid, and then the button and the solid thing further pressed up against something else - so there were two times the button felt like it pressed against another surface. However one of the buttons would only touch that first solid surface and then it would not budge - it was "binding". That was the first code button. I released the tension, pressed that button, then repeated the process to find the next button that was binding. I was able to repeat this for all four buttons (two on the left, two on the right in my case) and found the code that opened the lock in only a couple of minutes. I don't know if this process works with all locks of this type, or perhaps mine had no anti-pick measures, but I just thought I'd explain it in case it gave anyone else some ideas.
@machinegungorilla32928 күн бұрын
And now he’s gone, I won 3 in the Rafl and wanted to buy some more to find out he was gone
@isabellam193615 күн бұрын
I just read about this lock researching ChatGPT security pins in locks and then found your video. It’s said “Bramah Lock: Patented by Joseph Bramah in 1784, this lock utilized a radial pin tumbler design, making it almost impossible to manipulate without the correct key.” This lock is amazing. I can’t believe you picked it too. Woah
@Tipa-fw2rzАй бұрын
Nice collection of locks 🔏🔏🔏🔏🔏🔏🔥🔥🔥💯🍻
@gkeyman565Ай бұрын
Nice old Yale lock and key. getting harder to find them, great picking too. have a great day,
@BeercanBushcraftАй бұрын
Gorgeous lock, intresting pins. All the best to you and yours mate 👍 🍻
@HVLogicАй бұрын
you too mate
@Downfal1Ай бұрын
Beautiful lock.
@PickSmith122Ай бұрын
You added some of these in my package right 😆some beautiful locks there 😍. Love that old Yale with the serrated pins and trefoil key. Nice picking and enjoy those! Good you got familiar with the American Lockwood keyway since it’s the same as Bunyip ✌🏻🌶
@Rob_LockpickingАй бұрын
Some real beaut oldies there. That clover lockwood 😍
@danareed1656Ай бұрын
great locks
@jeremy.-.sАй бұрын
Love this video review! Have tried them out but it for me appears a bit too thick/long on the flag tip. Thought about filing it down some but hesitant lol
@thecompguyАй бұрын
Nice picking and some good looking pins in that!
@DutchLockPicker2 ай бұрын
i have this one for more then a year still not picked get almost no feed back and not a false set :( or it feels all set but nothin happends
@HVLogic2 ай бұрын
yeah they really suck
@LockFumbler2 ай бұрын
Well picked! oh wow amazing pins and the face of this lock is sooo nice, very cool! Thanks for sharing 👋
@Neo_The_One_3 ай бұрын
You should sell these. I'm lazy. I'd buy one.
@HVLogic3 ай бұрын
you can buy a proper one on the internet very easy as it is
@Tipa-fw2rz3 ай бұрын
Good video 👍🔓
@evenfluurrr76593 ай бұрын
"just had to tap the back there" 🥵
@Jcewazhere3 ай бұрын
Bend the catching bit the opposite direction and your thumb won't catch at all, assuming you always use the same hand to snap it.
@PickingPrincipals3 ай бұрын
I’ve done this also, and I’ve found that those fingers are pretty flimsy and prone to bending. You must have good touch - well done!
@HVLogic3 ай бұрын
when i came up with it i was fairly sure i couldnt be the only one to have done so but i couldnt remember every seeing anyone else do it.
@georgiajim22603 ай бұрын
Nicely done. Did you need to modify your pins on the pick at all? Nøthing had a similar method but mentioned needing to straighten out the pins to take the tension off them.
@HVLogic3 ай бұрын
no i just took all the rubber bands off it, works perfectly as its supposed to if you put em back on
@georgiajim22603 ай бұрын
@@HVLogic great, thanks.
@LockFumbler3 ай бұрын
Interresting technique 👍👍
@Chirael3 ай бұрын
Nice work… and seems a lot cheaper than the Peterson Tubular Octopus 🤣Thanks for sharing this 🙏😊👏
@thecompguy3 ай бұрын
Nicely done!
@chriscapune78733 ай бұрын
Cool! Nice technique. 🐈⬛🐾🐈🐾🍻
@paulg4133 ай бұрын
Very interesting 👌, are you applying tension as you manipulate the pins to hold them in place?, if so then you might be able to use an impressioning tool to pick tubular locks with different rate springs which you wouldn't normally be able to do
@HVLogic3 ай бұрын
yup thats exactly what im doing.
@river00994 ай бұрын
hiya i msgd you on discord asking about australian lock picking community! hope that is okay
@HVLogic4 ай бұрын
send me another message request. this time i will be expecting it and press accept.
@evenfluurrr76594 ай бұрын
Ah baaaaaalllll and chainsy debut, I get it now
@PickingPrincipals4 ай бұрын
Nice CL. Looks like you really had to manually counter rotate to set that last pin!
@Rob_Lockpicking4 ай бұрын
Damn, impressive CL and very well picked. Great vid.
@DutchLockPicker4 ай бұрын
nice pick m8!!!
@massimotognon8664 ай бұрын
Un buon cilindro 😊
@-dystopic-4 ай бұрын
Hey I recognise that! Glad you had some fun with it!
@HVLogic4 ай бұрын
i should hope so haha
@-dystopic-4 ай бұрын
@@HVLogic hahaha.
@cansofcoke4 ай бұрын
I wonder does the binding you're experiencing on the left side vs the right side have to do with the direction you are tensioning? does it behave the exact same way if you tension anticlockwise? perhaps you can decode the left with CW and decode the right with ACW?
@HVLogic4 ай бұрын
no the tension is always in the same direction internally no matter which direction you turn the knob. its all about the false gate vs no false gate.
@TheLemonyOne4 ай бұрын
so at worst brute forcing would need 20 attempts (with three on the right), all 4 on the right needs the same number of guesses as only two on the right (15 possibilities), cool vid
@Downfal14 ай бұрын
Very cool explanation.
@Dmaclocksport4 ай бұрын
Expertly picked as always 😎👌🏼
@Graeme_Lastname5 ай бұрын
Use different type of wire. Try the solid bit at the end of a car radio antenna. 😉
@HVLogic5 ай бұрын
Iv said it to a couple of people in the comments before but a bike spoke is a great option. however a coat hanger is pretty much free and everyone has one spare. they do work well but arnt super durable
@Graeme_Lastname5 ай бұрын
@@HVLogic What ever works m8. 🙂
@Loose-Shirt65515 ай бұрын
Great picking and the CL maker did a very clean job with the plug and driver pins. 😀
@paracentric61885 ай бұрын
Lovin' those spools. Nice picking!
@BrettSucks5 ай бұрын
Furst 🕺
@BeercanBushcraft5 ай бұрын
Very smoothly picked as per usual 👍 Nice pins too -Groovy Cheers and all the best to you and yours 👍 🍻🍻🍻
Пікірлер
You’re a legend! A true master.
My favorite part is when you got it open and you breathed out it’s was extremely poignant and beautiful moment. 🥲
Woah
That is the way! I thought this would be easier. I made a matching one for the US when I had this back and people are really struggling with it. Great picking there! Now for the next million 😆✌🏻🌶
Awesome demonstration of the FloatPick Style👏👏👏🤘😎. Impressive picking even with knowing. Looked like some real fun feedback! Thanks for sharing the feedback insides with everyone!
Awesome demonstration of the FloatPick Style👏👏👏🤘😎. Impressive picking even with knowing. Looked like some real fun feedback! Thanks for sharing the feedback insides with everyone!
Yiu did make thay look well easy mate. Nice work from Picksmith. I was expecting loads if trampoline pins with that name lol. Have a great rest of the week HV 👌👍🤜🤛
Great job on that! Quickly picked! 🎉🎉🎉 Wow! Wonderful work on that core and pins!
Very nice indeed mate 👍 All the very best to you and yours 👍 🍻
I just managed to decode one of these locks based on the instructions here. In my case the handle only turned clockwise to unlock so I tensioned it clockwise. I put a fair bit of tension on it and then gently pressed each button. Most of the buttons felt like the button itself touched up against something solid, and then the button and the solid thing further pressed up against something else - so there were two times the button felt like it pressed against another surface. However one of the buttons would only touch that first solid surface and then it would not budge - it was "binding". That was the first code button. I released the tension, pressed that button, then repeated the process to find the next button that was binding. I was able to repeat this for all four buttons (two on the left, two on the right in my case) and found the code that opened the lock in only a couple of minutes. I don't know if this process works with all locks of this type, or perhaps mine had no anti-pick measures, but I just thought I'd explain it in case it gave anyone else some ideas.
And now he’s gone, I won 3 in the Rafl and wanted to buy some more to find out he was gone
I just read about this lock researching ChatGPT security pins in locks and then found your video. It’s said “Bramah Lock: Patented by Joseph Bramah in 1784, this lock utilized a radial pin tumbler design, making it almost impossible to manipulate without the correct key.” This lock is amazing. I can’t believe you picked it too. Woah
Nice collection of locks 🔏🔏🔏🔏🔏🔏🔥🔥🔥💯🍻
Nice old Yale lock and key. getting harder to find them, great picking too. have a great day,
Gorgeous lock, intresting pins. All the best to you and yours mate 👍 🍻
you too mate
Beautiful lock.
You added some of these in my package right 😆some beautiful locks there 😍. Love that old Yale with the serrated pins and trefoil key. Nice picking and enjoy those! Good you got familiar with the American Lockwood keyway since it’s the same as Bunyip ✌🏻🌶
Some real beaut oldies there. That clover lockwood 😍
great locks
Love this video review! Have tried them out but it for me appears a bit too thick/long on the flag tip. Thought about filing it down some but hesitant lol
Nice picking and some good looking pins in that!
i have this one for more then a year still not picked get almost no feed back and not a false set :( or it feels all set but nothin happends
yeah they really suck
Well picked! oh wow amazing pins and the face of this lock is sooo nice, very cool! Thanks for sharing 👋
You should sell these. I'm lazy. I'd buy one.
you can buy a proper one on the internet very easy as it is
Good video 👍🔓
"just had to tap the back there" 🥵
Bend the catching bit the opposite direction and your thumb won't catch at all, assuming you always use the same hand to snap it.
I’ve done this also, and I’ve found that those fingers are pretty flimsy and prone to bending. You must have good touch - well done!
when i came up with it i was fairly sure i couldnt be the only one to have done so but i couldnt remember every seeing anyone else do it.
Nicely done. Did you need to modify your pins on the pick at all? Nøthing had a similar method but mentioned needing to straighten out the pins to take the tension off them.
no i just took all the rubber bands off it, works perfectly as its supposed to if you put em back on
@@HVLogic great, thanks.
Interresting technique 👍👍
Nice work… and seems a lot cheaper than the Peterson Tubular Octopus 🤣Thanks for sharing this 🙏😊👏
Nicely done!
Cool! Nice technique. 🐈⬛🐾🐈🐾🍻
Very interesting 👌, are you applying tension as you manipulate the pins to hold them in place?, if so then you might be able to use an impressioning tool to pick tubular locks with different rate springs which you wouldn't normally be able to do
yup thats exactly what im doing.
hiya i msgd you on discord asking about australian lock picking community! hope that is okay
send me another message request. this time i will be expecting it and press accept.
Ah baaaaaalllll and chainsy debut, I get it now
Nice CL. Looks like you really had to manually counter rotate to set that last pin!
Damn, impressive CL and very well picked. Great vid.
nice pick m8!!!
Un buon cilindro 😊
Hey I recognise that! Glad you had some fun with it!
i should hope so haha
@@HVLogic hahaha.
I wonder does the binding you're experiencing on the left side vs the right side have to do with the direction you are tensioning? does it behave the exact same way if you tension anticlockwise? perhaps you can decode the left with CW and decode the right with ACW?
no the tension is always in the same direction internally no matter which direction you turn the knob. its all about the false gate vs no false gate.
so at worst brute forcing would need 20 attempts (with three on the right), all 4 on the right needs the same number of guesses as only two on the right (15 possibilities), cool vid
Very cool explanation.
Expertly picked as always 😎👌🏼
Use different type of wire. Try the solid bit at the end of a car radio antenna. 😉
Iv said it to a couple of people in the comments before but a bike spoke is a great option. however a coat hanger is pretty much free and everyone has one spare. they do work well but arnt super durable
@@HVLogic What ever works m8. 🙂
Great picking and the CL maker did a very clean job with the plug and driver pins. 😀
Lovin' those spools. Nice picking!
Furst 🕺
Very smoothly picked as per usual 👍 Nice pins too -Groovy Cheers and all the best to you and yours 👍 🍻🍻🍻