How to Modify a Sparrows Disc Detainer Pick for Picking Anchor Las Padlocks 

That's a high compliment, thank you my friend. It's just been a lot of playing around and focus for some time, it was frustrating because I wasn't able to make as many videos, wasn't able to pick as many locks while I was working on these, but then it sorta all "clicked" (terrible pun absolutely intended)... I've got a lot of projects on the back burner now, so lets see what I get to next ;-)

Thanks for watching and thanks for the kind words!

DD picking is absolutely awesome... it's a completely different beast, but it's a really fun side quest... at least this one isn't a wallet buster, but if you want in on the abloy fun it's an investment for sure (unless you are good at making tools, I wish I was, but I am not).

Thanks for the support! Got your email and haven’t had time for a proper reply, but man I’m excited!

Not only 4 of them, but also straight out of the box… that was sick!

@@JonLock right. But you got skills to man! That was good pickin 👏👏👏

You’ve picked plenty of others my friend. I watched your whole RKL10 series today, now that’s a fascinating lock!!!

@@JonLock RKL10 is a really challenging & interesting lock type. I have not yet been able to find out a well enough functioning picking concept for it

Mid tension - nope, doubtful… technically the technique would be the same as below, but I’m doubtful that a mid tension lock gives you the feedback needed for the below to work. Rear tension - maybe-ish depending on how good you are and the lock in question. To pick it you would tension on the front disc and hope to be able to still feel some feedback on the other discs (particular on discs toward the bottom) and be able to use that to get all the other discs into a gate. Then when you have everything else in its gate you go to the last disc with the pick tip, tension that while counter rotating the first disc until it drops Into it’s gate.

Celebration coming soon 😉