Schlage Everest Breakdown

by **iNtago** » 3 Jan 2007 22:59

The breakdown of a Schlage Everest (thank you Melvin!)

My photography needs a bit of work but it will do :oops:

by **quickpicks** » 3 Jan 2007 23:01

it actually has spools in it?? :shock:

or did you just add 2.

by **iNtago** » 3 Jan 2007 23:03

sorry i added those(lost the original)
it adds more of a challenge

by **quickpicks** » 3 Jan 2007 23:26

Very nice

by **iNtago** » 4 Jan 2007 15:00

by **Hardliner** » 4 Jan 2007 17:42

Nice photos... I need to get me one of those Everests to play with soon.

What's the deal with that tension wrench? I've never seen one like it before. I'm guessing it is an Everest-specific tool for the check pin? I love how it fits in the keyway, like a Peterson flat tension tool. Manufacturer?

by **Grudge** » 4 Jan 2007 18:03

Hardliner wrote:Nice photos... I need to get me one of those Everests to play with soon.

What's the deal with that tension wrench? I've never seen one like it before. I'm guessing it is an Everest-specific tool for the check pin? I love how it fits in the keyway, like a Peterson flat tension tool. Manufacturer?

I believe that tension tool is from the Dino Navigator pickset and isn't Everest specific.

by **iNtago** » 4 Jan 2007 18:09

http://www.lockpicks.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=319
no not everest specific saw them when i was getting my petersons ans i got to say that love them

by **scorpiac** » 4 Jan 2007 18:34

Nice video, You make it look easy... I have one of the exact same locks on it's way from Melvin can't wait to try it.

Phil.

by **iNtago** » 4 Jan 2007 18:51

You make it look easy

...umm...we'll go with that

by **Gordon Airporte** » 4 Jan 2007 22:47

So without the check pin these pick exactly like a standard Schlage?

by **Deathadder** » 4 Jan 2007 23:58

Geeze, I must be weird or something, but every time I see someone pick a lock online or something, they always seem so rough. I mean, its just a lock, give it a break! The way I do it is take the back of the hook and *gently* lift it over the other pins to feel my way around, then when I find the pin I want, I brace the pick against my thumbnail and lever up.

by **iNtago** » 5 Jan 2007 0:27

Gordon Airporte wrote:So without the check pin these pick exactly like a standard Schlage?

i don't know i don't have a normal schlage to compare
it should seem thou

Deathadder wrote:Geeze, I must be weird or something, but every time I see someone pick a lock online or something, they always seem so rough. I mean, its just a lock, give it a break! The way I do it is take the back of the hook and *gently* lift it over the other pins to feel my way around, then when I find the pin I want, I brace the pick against my thumbnail and lever up.

well i do be careful but i had to rush because my camera only takes a minuet of vid

i does look rougher than i thought i was doing maybe its just the camera :roll:

by **Deathadder** » 5 Jan 2007 0:55

iNtago wrote:
Gordon Airporte wrote:well i do be careful but i had to rush because my camera only takes a minuet of vid
i does look rougher than i thought i was doing maybe its just the camera

Lol, cell phone recorded? Well, at least you have something, I can't record or take pictures :cry:

by **Deathadder** » 5 Jan 2007 0:57

arg, lol i deleted the quote wrong :shock:

, didn't know that was possible

funny thing is, I previewed it and didn't notice

Schlage Everest Breakdown

Schlage Everest Breakdown

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