Some new good vids

by **Carl_Mor** » 18 May 2007 13:48

Here are some new vids I've recorded un the last few weeks. I donÂ´t know If dimple locks are advanced material and i can show them...

DOM iX 10 (10 pin high security dimple lock)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuyY7cxw4WI

AZBE HS-6 (6 pin security dimple lock)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uke_3h1ObV4

WINKHAUS VS System with sidebar security lock

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRpn9eOW51w

CISA 6 pin security dimple lock

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N44sVwttyuw

FAC 6 security pins (spools) dimple lock

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfXhsXD7SdI

I hope you enjoy them !!!!!!! Please post comments !

by **horsefeathers** » 18 May 2007 14:47

Other than a pat on the back - i am not sure what we have learnt here!

Why the tension wrench on the back of the Dom lock - you couldnt do it if fitted in the door?

by **zeke79** » 18 May 2007 14:49

The winkhaus VS series of locks are not sidebar locks. The use a passive system of pins that interact with the milling on the side of the key. Really no extra picking resistance there, only extra key control.

by **Carl_Mor** » 18 May 2007 15:11

To Zeke79: Ok, you're right. I'm Spanish and it's not easy for me to speak english without making any vocabulary mistake. Please excuse me

To horsefeathers: 1Âº This are only a few videos, and a lot of people have posted threads like this. Of course you dont learn anything new here: It's obvious !!!! I can pick that DOM lock the way you say, but for a video is much easier the way I did.

Thanks for the comments....

by **ThE_MasteR** » 18 May 2007 17:00

This guy is very nervous...and it makes me nervous. Nice picking ! :lol:

by **Shrub** » 19 May 2007 8:14

Carl, i havent seen your vids as i normally dont bother with them as i only have so much time to see the same thing over and over again daily,

I have to say though that you are quite right, loads of others post the same stuff and get pats on backs etc so why should you be any differant,

I make comment to say well done, thanks for posting, glad your having a go and manage to open some good locks,

Keep it up and welcome to the site,

by **kspec** » 7 Jun 2007 23:24

wow, it seems that you like that snake that you use for single picking, I had one very simular that i use to use. tip: never let your newbie friends use your fav picks. lol first show them how to make there own.

so they dont damage break your. this is now common sense. but just for those who are too nice. learn from me, you dont want to see your fav picks in the pick cemetary.

by **Wi11** » 9 Jun 2007 1:52

Always nice to see that it is possible but if anyone finds some videos about tips or gives information i can learn from can they give me the link! Thanks!

by **Shrub** » 9 Jun 2007 6:44

Wi11 wrote:Always nice to see that it is possible but if anyone finds some videos about tips or gives information i can learn from can they give me the link! Thanks!

LINK

by **raimundo** » 9 Jun 2007 9:19

actually, theres a lot of technique in the way he twists and moves that pigtail rake. I think its very encouraging for people to see this picking a ten pin dom IX lock. Im gonna look at it again and watch the movement of that pick. as to the tensor on the back, its easier to film that way, but it would not make it significantly harder to do it from the front if the lock were mounted.
Excellent video, thanks for sharing.

by **g1842** » 18 Jun 2007 1:53

Wi11 wrote:Always nice to see that it is possible but if anyone finds some videos about tips or gives information i can learn from can they give me the link! Thanks!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUZSswt4BEs

That's my vid tutorial I made to try and explain the overall idea of picking pin and tumbler locks.

by **patfraser3** » 18 Jun 2007 11:03

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by **New-York-Locksmith** » 11 Jul 2007 7:22

nice videos guys - gotta love the 21st Century...

by **martin12** » 13 Jul 2007 7:43

yes I agree - your video's are good to learn --- but no explainations is there, so please put some voice explaination that makes it more helpful for beginners...
afterall good job

by **cryptonic** » 6 Sep 2007 22:29

martin12 wrote:yes I agree - your video's are good to learn --- but no explainations is there, so please put some voice explaination that makes it more helpful for beginners...
afterall good job

i am not sure he can place instruction on how to... at least not for beginners and leave it in the pick-fu area. i am guessing it would then go to the advanced area... though i would love a little bit of explanation myself.

Some new good vids

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