Wow glad I never bought into Primus!

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Brilliant My Friend... I invented a SideBar tool in 2011 but yours is far more simple... You are brilliant ... Way to go... Probably should not be advertising this though perhaps...

Freaking impressive, ingenious, and plain cool! Great work, dude.

Nice work.

Great pick Bro 🙂

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That is impressive work! And the lock shelving for your lab looks great!

I don't really watch a lot of lock picking videos, but once in a time it's OK and this one was tense! 👍 However, nearing the end I started imagine me in a position where I completely disassemble something and not care about having to put it together afterwards. Therefore I am slightly disappointed by the missing finale whereas you do each step in reverse :-)

Bro you don't gotta apologize for how long that took. Very impressive job, you're a true master.

How did I never see this. That is a brilliant tool you fashioned to get the job done

Alright… where do I get that pick?

Thanks for the great and explanatory video. 👌 The ASSA D12 makes me despair at the moment, but your video gives me courage. 😉

We're can I find those tools?

When primus first came out I cut down a key so all it had was the finger pin cuts and the bow of the key was almost complete cut off. Using that as my tension wrench and rytan diamond hook was not able to get any play to get the pins to hold at the sheer line. Wonder if the tolerances are different in the newer locks. interesting watching this. Would like to see locks being picked out in the field in rain, snow temperatures below zero laying on the sidewalk to pick the locks at the bottom of a glass door. Try picking a padlock lock 20' up the the built in ladder in a warehouse.

OP is either lying, incompetent, or I'm the moron (usually it's me). If that 0.012 pick actually navigated that curved keyhole even with the abrasions why not show us while it's disassembled?

are you selling your picks the huskly-pig has the silver-bullet but it costs a fortune!

Yeah course this is easy to pick. It’s actually supposed to have a drastic curve inside to stop the “bendy” picks.

thats awsome

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Uhmmm everest don't have a side bar.... They have a retaining pin at the bottom.....

Someone get this guy a gutting trey😂👏🤷🏼😜

I thought the keyhole was curved ? What's the point of having a curved key when the lock can be picked like any other lock ? Would be better if the keyhole was curved

Nice work! I think it would be easier to start by turning all disks as much clockwise as they go using e.g. wiper insert. That way you don't need to play with two 0-disks to move the return bars to correct position to start picking.

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How can i get those tools??

Where can i get one of those?

it is abloy disklock，unbelievable，it can be picked。i wonder no lock is safe on the earth，what about chinese gold atom lock or yuema lock？is it picked also？

Cool content man from rera and Ireland please like comment and subscribe to me rera I am new to the world of lock picking 12 locks down lots to go no pain no gane lol please thanks

So... the point of the chain key being floppy is because the lock makes it go round bends? And that's supposed to frustrate putting a pick in, because picks are straight? But the lock isn't bent _enough,_ so you can just use a normal pick? Or at least a thin one that will bend a little bit? That's a completely pointless implementation of a fairly good idea! At least have the lock channel bend round 90 degrees or something, or more! You'd still be able to pick it but you'd need to make a chain-pick, possibly out of a spare key you ordered, just file down all the bumps and leave a pointy one at the end.

Due to the fact Bosnian bill couldn't pick this look but I was keen to see what's in the inside, I did a quick research and well, I thankfully found this one. Good Job dude, thanx for uploading.

I didn't know if this was real. Yeah.... It is

I came here to see this being picked but I stayed because of that super special edition pinning tray <3

whats the point of having a chain key if the keyway is still straight?

The curve on that one is pretty bad. Not much of a curve at all. I have a padlock like this but the curve is at least 7-10 times more. You can't get to the backside with any straight pick at all. On the padlock, it's a VERY sharp curve right then back left again. This one looks like it's just very very slightly curved with 1 to 2 pins slightly out of alignment. Mine is like making a quick right and then a quick left.

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hello Friend, where can I buy this tool? Help me please.

0:28 jesus that's awful biting

All those picks, locks and exploit tools but no pinning tray! I know what you need for Christmas ;) Masterful picking though. And an interesting gutting. Thanks for the video.

Why is there no lock that combines the chain key, security pins, magnetic locking pin, and anti-bump and anti-pick measures in the keyway all at the same time?

This is actually the dMAX not d12. The d12 doesn't have "under" pin and instead use regular pin in that position. Should try the "System 10(+)" with 6 top + 4 side, or even the Triton one which has 6 top + 10 side pins. The highest security from ASSA ABLOY is Triton CLIQ which is electromechanical.

These were made by Waterson Group, a company in Taiwan which specialises in stainless steel hardware. They still mention these on their website but I don't think they're sold outside of Taiwan anymore.

This web site says this is an unpickable lock (or one very similar is). Oh, well, scratch that off the list! unitedlocksmith.net/blog/4-locks-that-cannot-be-picked

Do you have any abloy tools for sale that os a great tool.

Jeez dude, you need to get a tray to hold the internals of the lock.... kinda stupid using a piece of paper. Trays are only a few bucks

Anyone know where I can buy one of these keys?

So I have a similar tool made by a friend, and I have this lock on the way. When you talk about setting the return bar to get full tension, will the disc you rotate manually be the next disc or the first binder you hit?

That's sick! I would like to ask what the difference between the level 1 and level 2 of D12 is... You have picked both, right?

I have this same exact lock on a used payphone I bought ... is there an easy way to bypass without your skills/tools? Would a local locksmith be able to get in?