(734) Swedish Challenge (Thanks Pontus!!)

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@PonteMamba 9 лет назад

Nice work! The missing pin should not be missing. I must have screwed up with assembly and did not notice couse it worked with the key.

@hipangeo2883 8 лет назад

+Pontus It will snag! :)

@MrThetronica 8 лет назад

+bosnianbill It looked like the pin was in 6. barely could see something sticking out at 16:47

@Mephiston 8 лет назад

+MrThetronica Actually, it was a bigger spring.

@t4stingo 7 лет назад

llpontus! //samuel

@sakandet 9 лет назад

His name is just, Pontus. We Swedes sign letters that way. //Swede

@nicklaskallman280 9 лет назад

+Cobfreak Now i know that people outside Sweden dont sign letters this way. //Woo

@Psych0ztar 9 лет назад

+Cobfreak Was also going to comment on that, but you beat me to it :)

@multipurposepaperbox 9 лет назад

Thought this was pretty international //Swede

@sakandet 9 лет назад

+multipurposepaperbox It probably is, not that American though. (I think due to the LLpontus)

@acousticguitarpeter 9 лет назад

+multipurposepaperbox nope :)

@lockpickinglawyer 9 лет назад

Nice job! Looks like mt5 pins, which are much harder than older mtl pins, IMO.

@timonix2 9 лет назад

I find it the most entertaining when it's either a very hard lock like this or the very easy locks followed by a small rant about master locks

@leprochaunking12 9 лет назад

Not an avid lock picker but have picked for about a week now. I work in a steel mill in PA so we have lots of old locks to try and learn on. Love the videos. It's the reason I started. Thanks for your hard work and great videos. Keep up the good work.

@coplock6689 8 лет назад

crazy pining on that lock. very cool. great video. its funny how much the whole custom pin thing has come along in the last couple of years. very imaginative.

@adamwoodlock5101 9 лет назад

It gives me a warm glow to see a challenge lock soundly beaten by skilled application of patience and a side splitting laughing fit to see bosnianbill come unglued against a retaining clip.

@rexterrocks 8 лет назад

That was brilliantly picked. It reminds me of a surgeon working on a patient :-) I enjoy picking and bypassing locks. I buy them mainly, but they aren't anything like as tough to beat as the locks you pick. .I have learnt such a lot from these videos. It's great getting an autopsy. This one has really puzzled me. I understand how a basic lock works and know how picking pins works . Now I can see how a' pin in pin' works but I can't imagine how to pick pins like that. Great to watch as always

@spidly1587 4 года назад

Just found this channel. I picked for a couple years 30 years ago in college. I got the MIT lockpickers guide off a BBS. Made my own tools out of nails and sweeper blades. Good fun. Lost interest when didn’t have to break into the laundry room to do late night washing.

@DweebsUnited 8 лет назад

I loved this video most of all because of the lock teardown. I absolutely love watching skilled people do precision work with their hands.

@FletcherMadden 9 лет назад

Great work! Steady, persistent and dry hands. Thanks.

@miniwaern 4 года назад

I like them hands wet and squishy myself.

@ryanm5291 9 лет назад

Randomly stumbled upon this channel. The terminology and way you work is fascinating. I don't understand 3/4 of what your saying but I can't not watch. Subbed.

@kanped 9 лет назад

+Ryan M You'll pick it up in no time :)

@DigisDen 9 лет назад

+Ryan M I still can't not watch after about 18 months :) What I can do after 18 months though is pick locks pretty good :)

@zukmaidik 8 лет назад

My name is Pontus and I'm from Sweden, also a regular on your channel. Thought I'd sent you this while drunk or something, then I remembered that I'm not a locksmith...

@zukmaidik 8 лет назад

+bosnianbill I personally like the alzheimer's you get from being drunk. Gets you prepared for later, you know?

@PapaGleb 9 лет назад

Impressive work on that lock and on the picking. Don't know why I didn't think to use MTL pins. Bill if the lock is still gutted check to see if those inner MTL pins have the grove and if the outer have the counter milling.

@tucstwo 8 лет назад

+bosnianbill how is it that you have literally thousands of dollars of picking tools but not tens of dollars of C-clip removers?

@emanonevahisey5841 9 лет назад

Wow! great lock. Great pick. Gratz Bill!

@scorellis 8 лет назад

You gotta shim it with the pins dowN! Use a pick, slip the shim in from the back as you move the pins up and down. You can't shim a picked lock. Well, I suppose you can, just not this one! :) Oh, I suppose you can try and shim WITH the key, too... hah! Love the video. Great work. I really envy your picking skills. Nicely done.

@butre. 9 лет назад

I think that spool went with the last pin, not the pin in pin one. since the pin in pin is oversize if you were working against a spool either you could just cram it up as hard as you could and not stop until you hit the cylinder or the spool would just flop around loosely in there

@ajmann1187 9 лет назад

Missing pin on a challenge lock? Excellent lock pick skill to work a spring past the shear like that Bill!

@freddurst9053 9 лет назад

Very informative, as always. Just one question... does Michael Bay produce all of your intro's?

@passengerplanetearth 9 лет назад

+bosnianbill Another great vid as always, your videos are an inspiration to all of us. But about these unbelievably awesome intros; either you do them, or someone else does. We are all very impressed with them and you've been asked over and over who does them but you seem unwilling to tell. Why the secrecy? C'mon, we're family, you could either tell us, or explain why you don't. How about it?

@freddurst9053 9 лет назад

+bosnianbill Michael Bay is the director behind the Transformers movies.

@passengerplanetearth 9 лет назад

+bosnianbill Thanks very much for the clarification, I've seen the question asked many times, must have missed the answers, my bad. Perhaps it would be nice if you credited them in the description? Then we could go look at their other stuff, unless they're shy of course, which we'd respect.

@Bananagunzz 8 лет назад

+passengerplanetearth I second the nod to whoever makes them in the description, it could help net them a few bucks and recognition for the good work that most of them are!

@johndododoe1411 4 года назад

@@freddurst9053 An obviously the brother of Hudson Bay.

@TexasJim 9 лет назад

Great work on the lock.

@TurboBaldur 9 лет назад

The way the Assa locks are usually fitted, the cylinder is only held in place by two brass screws threaded into the back of it. This makes picking unnecessary as you can just grab onto the cylinder with a spanner or pipe wrench and give it a twist. This snaps the brass screws and the door is open. If you want to cover your tracks the screws are easily replaced. This exploit can be prevented by using a lock face that ties the cylinder part into the handle part.

@mwithers1000 8 лет назад

When i am dealing with a c-clip like that ... small holes ect. ... i use a pair of sharp dividers to open it up and take it off... makes it easy.

@user-rw3qq2sr1z 9 лет назад

awesome job Bill

@coplock6689 8 лет назад

Haven't seen a lock give you such a hard time in a long while. Lol

@tlita93 9 лет назад

Amazing video.. Surprised that key even works at all jeezzz.. :)

@majorzbzzn 9 лет назад

Those pin-in-pin are definitely standard mul-t-lock (except for that spool one which started as standard mul-t-lock)

@notpulverman9660 8 лет назад

Those dual pins are really cool

@Brian.Martin 9 лет назад

Michael Bay is to film making as you are to Lock picking ,king of the art of ! :)

@iieee85 8 лет назад

Was watching through my fingers when you were trying to get that C pin out. I thought you were going to take a chunk out of your hand with those pliers.

@daisyruin 9 лет назад

I think you've just made us all feel better about our gutting techniques.

@zardzewialy 9 лет назад

Hey Bill, maybe for a "christmas special" You will make something different that picking a lock, but something like "The making of a challenge lock"? Maybe a time lapse or something, if that's way to long to make into a single video. I have no idea if there are more pleople like me, who would love to see a thing like that, but hey ... it's always worth asking :)

@MattyP406 9 лет назад

Nice lock and picking. Just got my Panavise in yesterday and i love it. I always wondered though, why don't you ever use that sparrows pinning mat?

@paneerdog5623 9 лет назад

I really appreciate your videos. There are lots of picking videos out there - with no commentary! You tell us what you're doing, which makes all the difference. I know everyone has a different talent level, but ballpark, what kind of time does it take to develop such an incredible level of skill? About how many hours a week do you spend picking? Thanks again for the great quality videos.

@ceputza 8 лет назад

Little sister: "I'm going to a friend's house. He said he has a new animal, a one eyed snake or something."

@pickbeard2690 9 лет назад

Wow neat picking and super pins 🔓🔓👍🍻

@rallock67 9 лет назад

Those pin-in-pin are better than the one in a ASSA I got. The lock didn't have a key so not even sure it would work with a key. Anyway the cylinder had very little movement and than it had none at all. The pin-in-pin in it had wedged at the shearline and due to the serrations was "screwed" in so the plug was truly locked. I spent about ten minutes getting that pin out. If you make pin-in-pins be sure the outer pin isn't to thin or it will distort and make the lock unpickable

@rallock67 9 лет назад

+bobwatters There are much easier ways to do that though LOL I have used a master wafers and inverted Chrysler top pins-looks like a "T" pin to make a lock "pick proof" by drilling holes opposite the construction ball holes. You'd have to get really lucky to get all five picked to the correct shearline to not lock the plug up

@Keatononame13 9 лет назад

They do make reversible snap ring pliers out there, great investment.

@jeffmoss26 9 лет назад

nice work Bill.

@adrianleon9487 9 лет назад

gran trabajo bill. viene asi original? o es modificada? es muy interesante. SALUDOS

@davidburlingame2421 6 лет назад

I like the pin-in-pin idea.

@marty30023675 9 лет назад

wow looks very difficult glad its not on my bench.

@waddac2 9 лет назад

Great picking again Billiam mate ;o)))

@peterhansen7068 8 лет назад

Hey Bill. I really enjoy watching your videos but I don't know all the terminology used. do you have a video about the different types of pins? what is the advantage if a spooled, Christmas tree or pin in pin vs a standard pin? or explains what a false set is? I would really like to learn more. Thank for a cool channel.

@integrafreak1 9 лет назад

I don't know how I found this channel but I'm staying

@darcgibson5099 8 лет назад

It would be really cool if you could cut the side off a lock so we could actually see you moving the pins. Not sure how or if that would work, I don't know anything about locks, but I'm sure there would be a way.

@magicshon 9 лет назад

Do you have any experience with this? :I have a lock that in order to turn the key, you have to press the key against the lock and move the entire barrel with it a little bit, i have found this on many doors, i am not sure if its a feature or a mistake but i cant pick any of these because you cannot turn it without pressing against it and i havent found a way to do that with a pick. help? it is a standart looking european FAB lock

@Ryzler13 8 лет назад

That Shim seems flimsy, try using a cut up aluminum can. much more sturdy although sharp edges. file them down.

@tcntad87 9 лет назад

Well well Sweden! I always wanted to see one /Swede (Svensk)

@buzzardman994 9 лет назад

Nice mongrelised challenge lock! Nice new picking technique bill!! So what is your new move called???

@karm42yn 9 лет назад

What is the purpose of those two additional holes in the core?

@Johnyrocket70 9 лет назад

use the force bill, the force is with you

@dztrbdgod 9 лет назад

I just watched your 127 episode. that ending was fucking funny.

@Haulinbassntrawlinass 8 лет назад

When you custom pin a lock how do you make keys? How do you make keys from a lock any time?

@jijzer4581 8 лет назад

Finaly i see you struggle with a lock. Again not a easy pick and gutting. Like these videos more than the easy picks.

@Lacope45 9 лет назад

Hey can u pick one side dobble locks how hard are they Bostonbill

@os1ris25 9 лет назад

//lol ;) love this channel. This channel got me to start picking :D

@ramrod126 9 лет назад

I tried both Sparrows and Peterson, as well as ebay and a google search looking for a pinning tray like the one you use. I can not find them anywhere. All I am finding are large, complicated trays that have way more spots and slots than I could ever need. Any hints on where to find one like yours?

@themadmagi 9 лет назад

+Justin Updyke I believe Bill 3D printed his tray. If you google bosnianbill and 3d print you should be able to find them. He uploads the plans for people to be able to use. I don't have a 3D printer, so I do not know the address.

@ramrod126 9 лет назад

+themadmagi That would make sense. I think I may end up borrowing my uncle's router and making my own out of wood.

@RambozoClown 9 лет назад

+Justin Updyke He milled it from a small cutting board. There is a video on it. You could do it with a router, but you might want to make a guide to get it all straight.

@ramrod126 9 лет назад

+Rambozo Clown My uncle actually has a router table with a fence, so that shouldn't be a concern.

@ramrod126 9 лет назад

+TheChipmunk2008 Thanks.

@tylermiwa228 9 лет назад

Wow I love your videos

@TrevorMuth 9 лет назад

what tool set would you recommend to someone that might want to start doing this as a hobby? its been fun watching you do this!

@askit081 9 лет назад

I've been using a cheap kit, could do with a point in the right direction on tolls aswell :)

@tylerdavis4875 9 лет назад

sparrows vorax

@marty30023675 9 лет назад

hey ive just started and bought a cheap GOSO 24 piece set from amazon for £24.00 its not bad only thing is i would buy other tension wrenches as ive modified mine heavily.

@DigisDen 9 лет назад

I can't figure the missing pin. Surely the spring would have come down into the core and got mangled up in the mechanism as the lock was opened and closed with the key. Then there would have been a severely mangled spring at best??

@johndododoe1411 4 года назад

Nah, it just acted as its own driver pin.

@Sebaring 8 лет назад

His name is just Pontus, the double "ll" is really "//" which is a way of ending a letter, like "regards" or something like that. Now you know, or maybe you already did. Anyway, informative video. // Fredrik

@tresslerj1985 8 лет назад

good to see you are human Bill.

@JeffLebowskiOG 8 лет назад

Aren't challenge locks considered the "best locks"? If it's hard to pick then it does what it is supposed to do, right?

@loadinglevelone 8 лет назад

What brand lock is this-. Looks like one of those really cheap swedish "biltema" locks.

@skygh 8 лет назад

My screaming at the monitor didn't help as I watched the cylinder move in and out. Then you got it. *palm hits forehead* I'd suggest you get that gnarly looking shim all the way in before touching the follower but you seem to be doing fine without me. Of course by the time you got the cursed C clip off you were probably ready to toss it across the room. Dang good manipulation. Missing drivers can be a huge buzz kill.