(30) Lockpicking BKS Pz 8812 picked Deutsch German. 

Very nicely picked, those BKS locks are really trick to pick.Great video, & have a great day. 👍

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Hey. Lupo, Du bist so genial: " Herzlich Willkommen zurück!?" echt nice. ich komme übrigens gerade von Matthias, der hat Dein Abus online gepickt und zum GiveAway vorgestellt. Ist echt toll, dass Du mit ihm weitermachst. richtig gut von Dir. Aber, ich finde Du hast die bessere Videohardware. =) =)

I am fairly new to this hobby, after having to give up others (micro model building, piano playing) due to health issues. I 'inherited' a bunch of German doorlocks (CES, ABUS, BKS), unknown models, all certainly 20+ years old, most brandnew, unused spares out of my late Dad's workshop. After a lot (a HUUGE lot!) of patience, using a plethora of different cheap picking tools from various sources, I finally can reliably open most of them, JUST NOT THE BKS! I keep a small "Lock Book" (sic!, misnomer to "Log Book") where I record my progress, my observations, my success rate for each enumerated lock, its 'character', behavior, pin order, key pattern etc. I count a lock as 'pickable', if I can repeatedly (not randomly!) open it within less than one minute, better within 30sec. In the beginning I needed 15min and more, was probably more 'lucky' than 'picky'. A very frustrating experience, opposite to the ZEN type relaxation I aspired when 'picking picking' as my new pastime.. This BKS two-sided cylinder lock has a BLANK page in my 'lock book'... no success at all, with all 30+ tools I tried, since weeks, and hours of fiddling with it. Why is that, is it so much different from a CES or quality ABUS lock? I can feel rounded pin tops, they seem to have a lot of stroke downwards. Something fishy appears to be going on at the far (rear) end, kind of a predefined 'ranking' /raking order? As said I am a newbie, selftaught, only learning by doing, reading the 'lock picking bible' and watching folks like you here on YT. Some explain what they feel and do, emphasize on the miniscule amount of force needed for both hands when applying tension and picking force. The furthest I got with this BKS was a tiny 'Querstellen' (small angular twisting) of the core; apparently some of the five pins had bound properly, but not all. Identifying the still locking pins (usually they react spongy to picks, due to the still connected spring underneath) simply does not work. Also the slightest twist of the core seems to bind almost all pins at once, tolerances towards zero? What is the rule: does a CHEAP lock need little or a lot of tension, does a good lock react more sensitively/equally over all pins? Are European (down) locks more difficult than the cheap U.S. (up) locks I recall from my time in the United States? Sadly I didnot bring any back to Germany for comparison. Also: either I really LEARNED opening my other ABUS, CES etc locks, or I wore them down mechanically, as they open far more easily now than I remember from my early days of trying, Lockpicking has its qualities, (even if not planning a career as a thief): focus, calmness, patience, relaxation of fingers and hands, freeing ones mind and blocking out brooding thoughts - all is GOOD stuff. If one succeeds.. Otherwise it is just a real "pain in the ... lock"!

nach meinem einsteiger set wollte ich mal ein richtiges schloss ausporbieren. leider keine chance, wenn überall diese schlösser eingebaut sind...

Würdest du sagen dass das Schloss auch für Anfänger geeignet ist?

Hey hallo hab eine frage ich versuche seid einer gewissen zeit dS BKS zylinderschloss zu picken picken komme nur bis zum kippen.aber wenn ich die letzten zwei festesitzte Elemente runter drücken will egal ob das der erste ist oder der in der mitte ist alles vorbei obwohl ich es ganz langsam mache

Wie lange ist dein Multipick schon in Benutzung, dass er so gebogen ist? Oder wendest du einfach nur viel Kraft an?

Kann mir da einer helfen

Hi An meiner Haustür hab ich ein bks Und bin am verzweifeln Kann nicht merken wann ein Stift seine Position erreicht hat und schloss bewegt sich auch kein stück