I got it on eBay. I'm ashamed to say what I paid for it.
Way too much - almost new cost...
It was one of those impulse buys. After I picked the KeyMark, I wanted to go for the Biaxial and eBay was the quickest way get that "I've bought it and it will be here soon" feeling.
I need to correct my previous time estimate though... It "seemed" like 10 seconds... I didn't have a stopwatch running and no video. The video I shot tonight, I got it in just over 20 seconds which if the stopwatch runs at lunch today were any indication, that is going to be about average. I think my fastest time today was about 15 seconds.
The back two pins are what get me. They're the first in the set order but, they are not very deep at all. I think they might actually be 6's looking at the key. It takes a deft touch to get them. The first time I picked this thing - out of the box - I had to have gotten them by total accident! The more I learn the "feeling" of this lock, the more amazed I am that I can get it with the HPC short hook. I have to lay the hook at about a 45deg angle in the keyway (realized that by total accident too after watching video of myself picking it) at times to get the right angle of attack. Maybe it's a good sign that I'm doing these things instinctively but, I'm quickly realizing how valuable the video is because by watching it, I'm picking up on things that I will now try consciously.
But seriously, great job. I know next to nothing about the Medeco cylinders, so forgive the noob question, but do the Biaxial cylinders have angle-cut key pins? I remember someone from your Keymark thread earlier saying that's not the case in those locks. And if they do have angled cuts (it's not really possible to tell from the key in the video), did you use any special tools to get the lock open?
I used my short hook. The only pin I had to dink with rotation-wise after getting the sheer set was the first pin. You can see that pretty obviously in the video.