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by logikstef » 1 Sep 2005 11:42
Hi,
First a little story. 2 weeks ago my father bought a new motorcycle, and like many other he went to his father to show of with it (i went with him). Once there showing the bike and stuff, my grandfather asks and what about your lock? He asked "Do you have a good lock for it?". Sure said my father i have this super strong self made lock (a very thick chain, closed with a rather large padlock). At that moment a took a look at the padlock and i said "What if they lockpick it, then your chain may be super strong but its open  ). He laughed and said yeah like it goes faster to lockpick it. The day after he gave me the lock and i pick it in 10-12 minutes. Hes face went a bit pale when i stood there with his lock opened  . Now he bought a better lock -> dics locks and and two lips in front so you cant look into it (without the proper tool). Now i want to pick that lock (just to tease him:) and i am looking on the net for the proper tool -> falle decoder tool is what i need (saw it in the movie from h2k-lockpicking). But i can't find it anywhere on the net. Can someone give me some info on where to find this tool and wether this is the only tool to do the pick. Thx and sorry for the long storry :p
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by n2oah » 1 Sep 2005 12:00
Tell him to get a Abloy Protec. It is supposidly unpickable because of it's disc blocking system (the discs can't be manipulate individually)
As far as getting the decoding tool, it is highly unlikely. These tools are highly restricted, and even if you do manage to find one, they will likely only sell to locksmiths. You can look on http://www.safeventures.com for a decoding tool, but they are expensive and might not have the right one.
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by SFGOON » 1 Sep 2005 13:21
The Falle-safe tool is very special, as is the abloy lock. it is considered high security and very difficult to bypass, even with the proper tools. I'm afraid that until someone comes up with a rapid bypass technique, you're hosed. ALso, since that's a high security lock, we don't tlak about opening it in the public forums.
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by toomush2drink » 1 Sep 2005 19:43
Multipick sell this tool
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by n2oah » 1 Sep 2005 19:52
toomush2drink wrote:Multipick sell this tool
Is it called the Abus Granit opening tool? That's the same on offered on safeventures.
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by Chucklz » 1 Sep 2005 19:55
The Abus Granit tool will not work on the newer Abus disc locks.
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by toomush2drink » 2 Sep 2005 7:01
Yes noah you are correct but safeventures wont deal with you unless you can prove your a locksmith, where multipick sell to anyone.
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by n2oah » 2 Sep 2005 7:37
toomush2drink wrote:Yes noah you are correct but safeventures wont deal with you unless you can prove your a locksmith, where multipick sell to anyone.
Safeventures dealt with Cracksman (hes not a professional) , thats where he got his Falle set. Or is it only decoders/bypass tools are sold to locksmiths?
Logik, you can get the decoder, but it costs about $500.
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by toomush2drink » 2 Sep 2005 8:12
They would sell you pickset probably but i doubt they would sell the decoders etc unless they know you or who you are.
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by logikstef » 2 Sep 2005 13:38
I understand that you guys automatically think about abloy when i say dic lock. But this lock is NOT an abloy lock  . its just (almost) hte same system. When i have time i'll post some pictures that will make things more easy
greets
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by toomush2drink » 2 Sep 2005 17:43
The pick used in the video is an abus granite pick and your right its not an abloy. 
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by n2oah » 2 Sep 2005 18:31
toomush2drink wrote:The pick used in the video is an abus granite pick and your right its not an abloy.
As long as they have a semicircular keyway, the abus granit pick should (I am assuming that the discs are the same thickness) work for any disc lock. You could maybe try to get (or fabricate) a different shaped end attachment and try it on the Exec-style keyways.
Correct me if I'm wrong, I've never used this tool.
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by Chucklz » 2 Sep 2005 20:40
The tool will not do all of these locks, only ones which you tension from the last disc in the lock. I'm sure there are plenty of locks like this, but I dont have information on brands etc. This tool is also marked for the old style Granit locks, so you will just have to disregard the numbers if you get the tool.
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by Shrub » 3 Sep 2005 6:10
The tool will not open the newer locks you need a differant end on the tool and a differant other end, ive made one that opens all the locks and its easy to make if you have a lathe, with the associated skills
I would imagine the granite will work if modified with my ends.
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