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Schlage Everest Single Cylinder

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Schlage Everest Single Cylinder

Postby lock2006 » 2 Mar 2009 0:45

I just got a couples of everest locks and one primus and would like to know if anyone have picks one of this type of locks and what approach you guys use to picks this locks.I picked regular schlage deadbolt, but never
Schlage Everest or primus any helps will be appreciated.
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Re: Schlage Everest Single Cylinder

Postby datagram » 2 Mar 2009 11:41

Picking of the Primus is restricted to the advanced forums (I think?), but with the Everest you need to defeat the side pin and then pick the regular pins normally. You can make a half key to defeat the side pin or just use a half diamond/c-rake to push it into position. Personally, I have tried both and have had no luck picking my Everest, though it does have a somewhat challenging set of cuts.

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Re: Schlage Everest Single Cylinder

Postby 5thcorps » 3 Mar 2009 15:19

Half key is IMO the best way to go. They are tough to learn but worth all the effort.
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Re: Schlage Everest Single Cylinder

Postby lock2006 » 4 Mar 2009 0:11

Thanks you guys for the info i will try with
half key to defeat the side pin,
then try to pick just like regular lock i will try on the Everest first
and see
if this work like i said never try this cylinder locks
but i can see the primus one will be hard to pick open.
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Re: Schlage Everest Single Cylinder

Postby LockDFTR » 5 Mar 2009 23:23

For the Everest, straighten part of a paper clip, slide it in the bottom right channel to pull in the pin, and pick it normally. Your tension wrench will hold the paper clip in place while you pick.
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Re: Schlage Everest Single Cylinder

Postby lock2006 » 7 Mar 2009 16:40

i haven't try that yet,but let me see if this works i also find this
Special Tool for Schlage Everest Locks,but don't want to pay this much for this tool http://www.spygearmerch.com/itm00589.htm also find this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxgDW1D0dDw i try this method
but no luck yet, plus i just taking a break working on this Everest lock.
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Re: Schlage Everest Single Cylinder

Postby JK_the_CJer » 12 Mar 2009 13:49

All of these special tools are fun and neat, but I find that picking the check pin works just as well. Like the m3 slider, it seems easier to just press it during picking. In Everest, this means using a pick sideways down that part of the keyway (I like to use a Peterson half-diamond but many others work), bumping into the check pin, and rotating the pick to lift it. If you do this while tensioning, the check pin will set and you can withdraw the pick and begin picking the normal pin stacks.
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Re: Schlage Everest Single Cylinder

Postby lock2006 » 12 Mar 2009 16:11

Thanks for you info (JK_the_CJer)i used Peterson half-diamond the
check pin will set and got stuck there, but i will try to do what you said
withdraw the pick and begin picking the normal pin stacks.I am trying to
cut this key in half to bypass the side bar pins
also i am trying to make this tool for the M3 but no luck yet
have you picked one of this locks
the Everest Cylinder keyway 123, once again thanks for your info.
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