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PopCan Shim In Action. Video Inside

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PopCan Shim In Action. Video Inside

Postby JasonLynn » 27 Feb 2004 16:06

im new to lock picking and to these forums. Thought id mess around today and see what i could do.

Heres the video showing you can us a pop can to open locks.

http://flame.r4iled.com/Flame/JasonLynn%20PopCan%20Shim.avi
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Postby UnLock » 27 Feb 2004 18:21

Pretty cool...I wonder if it'll open with a beer can eh?!
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Postby horwichg » 27 Feb 2004 18:27

Thank you for that almost wonderful video. It was the first time i have seem a shim video (other than the h2k videos) and I think that it is great that you took the inichiative to make something like that. I also liked the cat in the background :lol: . Now, I say that this is an almost wonderful video just because the camera was to low and we could not see the actual inserting of the shim. However it is pretty good none the less. I would highly recomend watching this video. I had trouble watching it because i couldn't connect, but then when I right clicked and hit save target as i could view it perfect. And so ends my review. All in all i would recomend everyone to watch this, as it is a small file, and even if you dislike shimming it shows how to make and use some cheap shims. Thanks JasonLynn
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Postby marso » 27 Feb 2004 19:33

Great work. Might be worth taking a few screenshots (or photos) and a short description and putting it on a site for people who have dialup. I have broadband so I really do not mind :)

Thanks again for the video, hopefully we will get less posts on this topic.
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Postby Mad Mick » 27 Feb 2004 20:01

Too soon Marso.......

It was the first time i have seem a shim video


I've seen one or two videos where I couldn't work out if it was a 'she' or a 'him'.

Now, THAT's a shim video........ :lol:
Image If it ain't broke.....pull it down and see how it works anyway!
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Postby i_want_to_pick » 1 Mar 2004 13:05

I tried to watch it but it wouldnt work for me. it played as an audio only file I think. What player do you use to watch it, I used windows media player. Thanks.
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Postby marso » 1 Mar 2004 17:30

You will have to download divx.

http://download.divx.com/divx/DivX511.exe
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Postby plot » 1 Mar 2004 21:27

lol... the cat is funny.

Jason: great vid, very informative. I'd try it, but i'd probably cut my hands like no other on the popcan.. :(


Marso: i'm on dialup at the moment, took about 20 minutes to download, definatly worth it.
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Postby Chucklz » 1 Mar 2004 22:19

If you use sharp scissors to cut the can, the edges arent as nasty as you think they would be. You could also use a bit of scotch tape on the handle areas so prevent lubricating your locks with blood.
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Re: PopCan Shim In Action. Video Inside

Postby jabial » 3 Mar 2004 3:48

JasonLynn wrote:im new to lock picking and to these forums. Thought id mess around today and see what i could do.

Heres the video showing you can us a pop can to open locks.

http://flame.r4iled.com/Flame/JasonLynn%20PopCan%20Shim.avi


Quite a beautiful cat :)
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Postby i_want_to_pick » 10 Mar 2004 22:06

I've tried divx and even it wont work, could someone give a small explanation on making and useing them?

I tried making some for myself but they didnt work. My problem is that i cant get the shim in the lock( it's a dudley combination lock), i tried to put it on the inside of the shackle, above where the locking mechanism is and pushing it straight down but it wouldnt go.

Then I put the shim in place when the lock was unlocked and pushed it shut then tried to re-open it but ended up having to use the combination to do it. When I did I found the shim had been bent to the shape of the locking mechanism.

I used the popcan metal single thick, do I need to double it up? Thanks, if you read this far, and any help or instructions would be great as well.

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Postby chris haffey » 10 Mar 2004 22:55

that link isnt working anymore. jason you should take pics of your shim next to a ruler so people would have some dimensions to work with.
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Postby Shady_New-Zealander » 21 Apr 2004 16:46

He's right
The link does not work
do you have the dimensions? (I am a bad speller)
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Postby mightymouse » 22 Apr 2004 4:32

I_want_to_pick: You dont actually need DivX, just the DivX codec. You can find it on the same download page as the main DivX package. If you get that you should be able to watch the video with Windows Media Player (presuming that you use windows).
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Postby racer1 » 29 Jun 2004 21:12

does anyone still have the video because the link doesn't work. please it would be helpful
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