Banham M2002 12 Pin Lock Raked Open and Gutted 

One day. I’ll get around to single pin picking one of these. In the mean time here is a demonstration of how these locks can often be raked open 👍😃🔐

Great video as always, never seen one of these raked before, good job on the dreaded cutting. Looking forward to seeing you SPP it

that is the coolest video I have seen this week

I'm assuming that is the one and only time you'll ever gut that lock. Very entertaining! 😆

Cool lock!! Great open😄 Not a lock you want to gut more then once!!!😬 🐾🐈🐈‍⬛🐾🇬🇧🍻

Really amazing that this precision manufacturing and complexity is so easily defeated. I'll make a giant bowl of popcorn to watch the Side Noob reassembly. :-)

LOVE THAT PINNING TRAY

Never seen one raked before -- good job for showing that -- gutting was not to bad of a disaster, except for the "flying springs" = Oops!

Nicely done, gorgeous lock, and remember an open is an open. I loved how you gutted it knowing full well it would be tough, that's reality, and how we all learn, thanks for taking the leap. Good luck finding the springs, and thanks again I really appreciate the insight.

WOW| what an amazing mechanism - love to see you try to reassemble this lock. what a design process to originally manufacture this lock

BRAVE MAN 👍🏻 Nicely raked for the quick open. I certainly don't envy you putting that back together.

Cool lock. Good job!

I have wanted one for years but if I found one, it cost too much. Shame its so easy to rake. Maybe they will be cheaper after your video.🤔👍😁

I just picked my first real lock. It was only a cheap padlock and took me a bit to find the best tension bar as the keyway was a bit fiddly but thanks to your vids i was able to do it. so thank you :)

I _love_ your collection and am quite envious of it. I've got 54 locks currently and am always accumulating more though. Always on the look out for deals and interesting ones. Next month I'm going to hit up some flea markets while on holiday.

Wow, that is a cool lock, but I am totally confused. It's a double bitted dimple lock? But the key is double bitted twice, so it can be inserted either way up? And you used a rake for normal inline pins although it's dimples, instead of a dimple rake? I would also have liked to see a closeup of those tiny springs. I would bet that wafer is part of a master system, but no idea what use that ballbearing may serve. I'm thinking the 2 set screws were used to lock together the same way double nuts are used on a bolt to prevent them loosening.

Glad I got to see what's inside one... Thanks you have my sympathy putting it back together

I have this time of lock in my house but with holes on all the sides

They put 2 grub screws in so that they lock against each other with thred lock aswell. If it had one long grub screws it could vibrate loose with the door opening and closing and make the core come out when trying to open with the key. Well that's me thinking.

I managed to get one of these on eBay a while ago, lots of very silly listings for locks with no keys as you say! Never managed to get anywhere picking it, but the rake technique seems to work quite nicely.

What a fiddly lock. It looks to me like it might be shimable from the front with come core shims to help set the pins for raking?

Very cool Ash mate I remember when I had one of these i was scared of it😂😂🇬🇧😊🤟👊👍

It never occurred to me that this lock could be raked! I also never noticed the odd spacing in the pins until you pointed it out; it's interesting that all the picking videos on YT so far have different ones - yours is between pins 5 and 6, LPL's is between 2 and 3, Culpeper Woodhull's is between 4 and 5 and tumbl3r's one has 2 gaps, between 3 and 4 as well as 4 and 5. I assume this is all for key control. Mine has the gap between 2 and 3 like LPLs.

Thanks, Ash. Especially for Your bravery to gut this guy. Probably one of the weirdest lock designs i have seen so far. I pity the factory workers that had to put these together. Can you add some context on why one end is thicker than the other though?

Very cool! Also very surprised at how easily it raked open for you, but when you've got the touch, you've got the touch right?? 😁 always appreciate you sharing sir 👍👍

I've got an access to 6 of these at work, ( I know about the lock in use rule 😁) spent hours trying rake them, bogotas, wave, snake etc... no lock even once.

I've always kind of liked Banham locks and keys in an aesthetic sense, - it seems a little bit insufficient that this locks' entire range of bitting lies effectively within half the thickness of the key - makes you wonder how much torque force it would take to break it open...

Nice one 👌

My neck of the woods kinda locks, nice! I’ll hook you up !

I just uploaded a video of me picking a master 3 with a hair clip. You think you could pick a paclock or something harder with one?

If you have ever looked at how much they are new...

That's somewhat embarrassing against Banham's long standing reputation of quality craftsmanship, have they not heard of rake attacks?

I'm really shocked how easy that raked open Ash, have you tried SPPing it?. I don't envy you the reassembley lol. Thanks for sharing mate and enjoy the rest of your week.