Picking and gutting an Assa 600 with gin bottle drivers and matched counter-milling. Picking begins at 0:27, open at 2:01, and gutting from 2:20 to 5:40.
Rather quick "minced meat" of that 600 - very nice. I noticed the correct, original flat top key pins that were factory installed with gins, as opposed to current key pins with a very slight radius to a smaller dia flat top that are used with the barrel spools.
Simply put great picking,I have just obtained two ASSA twin COMBI euro profile Locks and both are completely different. One has a very strong spring and no sidebar, And the other has 5 side (finger) pins whitch I belive should be picked first. So gathering first class information is most important so I needed to watch Some great vids on the MANY variations that exist ,thanks for the vids, Billbo.
Granted I've only picked one 600, but the working range for floating gins is much wider in the 600 than in most of the 700s I've picked. The amount of plug rotation between setting two consecutive pins in the 600 is probably close to the maximum range you have for setting all four gins/trees in the 700, and they appear to drop back much more readily in the 700.
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