@@robertobrien-t5p Not by me!!! 😂. I’m not sure to be honest though. I imagine if it is possible, it would be quite the headache. Could be wrong though!

@@wolfganggrojcig2528 it’s definitely a tricky pick at first. I’d recommend taking a look at Bosnian Bill’s video where he actually guts the lock. It may give you a better idea of how to defeat it. I found it very helpful when I was learning to pick it. Keep at it and you will get it. Good luck! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3qtiIlurNd9ibssi=pfGywSVs3pKETLXx

@@plugspinner Well, I managed to get a very deep false set. I probably managed to pick all 5 pins but not all of the sliders. Unfortunately, I have no experience with sliders and I treated it as a spool, I kept setting the same slider as I set before and turned back the core, loosing every set pin. I was hoping for an open, but it's not what I got, should've went for the other slider.

@@wolfganggrojcig2528 That’s progress! If you are able to get a false set like that again, try pushing your pick against the back wall of the keyway. I have no idea why, but occasionally I need to do this to get an open. Hopefully it works for you too.

​​@@plugspinnerThanks for the suggestion! I managed to open it this morning! If I set the sliders correctly I can avoid this huge false set. All I would've needed to do is to nudge that slider further to get a complete open. A great success indeed 😅 and what a fun lock! I like it a lot because it is so responsive. "chatty" you might say. It has a lot to say and the false sets are fun to get. Unfortunately I only have the blue belt version 5 pins, 4 sliders. Wish I had the 9 pin version 😢

@@wolfganggrojcig2528 LETS GO!!! Congrats man, I know it must have felt great!

@@k6ul Nope! Once you have it in the 45 degree position, all of the sliders you set on first side are safe so long as you don’t rotate the plug backward again.

In the meantime I managed to open it, twice

I agree they made the shackle too thick for many applications. Fun to pick though 😌

I got them from banggood a few years back. I don’t know if these exact ones are still sold, but I think they have something similar.

It was definitely a fun lock to figure out!

Yes, it’s called “float picking” and it’s usually used for deep spools and serrated pins that are jammed up in the core. It’s also useful when picking locks with sharp counter-milling or threading in the pin chambers.

Thank you so much for your kind words 🙏. It is very much appreciated 😌

He has a few different profiles. Search “killermaru_industries_store” and you will find his lockpicking store😌

Where can I find a good metal pick without it breaking?

@@lilham9044 If you’re just looking for basic picks, I would check out Southord or Sparrows Lockpicks. If you want something fancy, Killermaru is easy to work with and makes some really beautiful stuff. There are also many other great pick makers you can find on Instagram if you search “custom lockpicks.”

@@plugspinner thanks I'm just looking for good picks that won't break like my last picks I bought

I appreciate it very much 🙏. Subbed back! 😁

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Thank you for the kind words my friend. It is much appreciated! 😁

They are hard to find in the USA. I got mine on eBay.

I have

Thank you!! And the new Mario movie is pretty cool if you haven’t seen it! 😁

Thanks so much for your kind words 😁

Thank you for checking it out!! 😁. Love me some spools, especially when I get to float pick them 😬

Thank you, appreciate you checking it out! 😁

Thanks for checking it out! 😁

@@plugspinner I never even saw your channel before and I try to watch as many locksport channels as I can find. I lucked out finding it somehow and subscribed of course!! 🥰

@@LadyLocks Thank you so much, I really appreciate it 🥹. I subbed you back 😌

@@plugspinner wow thank you! 🥰😘😊

Thank you so much, that would be awesome! I’m always looking for locks to pick for the channel! What’s the best way to contact you?

For me it mostly comes down to identifying counter rotation from the serrations. They are deep on the driver pins and behave almost like spools. Since the key pins also have serrations, you need to take care not to overset them, but their serrations are shallower and produce a more subtle false set. It’s a small difference, but noticeable with practice. So if you go from a deep false set to a slightly shallower one, there’s a decent chance you overset a pin. I also like to check that I haven’t overset any pins by lightly dragging my pick across the bottom of the key pins every so often to check that they are moving freely up and down. If any of them are springy or stuck in place, I know something is either not picked or overset. More than anything, it just takes practice though. Hope that helps and good luck!

@@plugspinner thank you very much, I'll put your advice into practice and keep trying! I've got a box with all the locks I haven't been able to pick and they are mostly these buggers!

It’s a tricky little lock! Not sure what you’re using, but a thinner pick is very helpful to get past the warding.

Anytime my friend! Thanks for the awesome picks 😉. Can’t wait to try out some of the concepts! 😎

Vai killer Anche all'estero!

@@smilzo7847 Che timeline pazzesca

How to i get ahold to buy sone Myself becuase his instagram is gone I guess I really want thee picks

@@Shuttterbugg did the click the link in the description? I just did and it worked perfect, and I opened it up on IG and there are posts from 10hrs ago so still active

Thanks so much! Much appreciated 😁🙏

Thank you for checking it out! Definitely a very fun lock to pick! 😁

You're right about the key way. It took me quite a while to find a pick that could weasel it's way up there. Thanks for checking out the video!

I saw another person pick one of these and their key pins had ledges too. Maybe Yale changed the pin design over the years. I find both versions pretty cool though 😎. Thank you for checking out the video, it’s much appreciated! 😁

Thank you for the kind words! Much appreciated 🙏

Thanks for checking it out!

Thank you. And agreed! Gonna have to find one for sale...

Thank you so much for the information about the clutch and actuator, I appreciate it! Definitely give the GEGE a shot! I found this one pretty tricky at first, but it is a lot of fun once you get a feel for it. Good luck and thanks for checking out the video! 😁

@@plugspinner no problems. Thanks for the look inside one. Trying to pick it in hand at work isn't working for me haha. Need my vice. Il crack it tho👍

Thanks for checking it out, I really appreciate it 😁

Thanks! I’m working on a few more Medecos, but they are kicking my ass 😅😂

Thanks so much for taking the time to check it out! And the keyway is truly a nightmare lol. It really dulls the feedback since the pick is always rubbing against warding, but luckily we still got it open 😌. Also, good luck with that dimple lock. Keep at it an you shall prevail! 😎 Thanks again and have a great week!

Thanks for checking it out! 😁

Thanks! It’s definitely one of the cooler looking locks in my collection 😎

Thank you! 🙏

Thanks! I just wish I could gut it and upgrade with some security pins.

Thanks for checking it out! Much appreciated 😁

Thank you sir! It was a pain at first, but not too bad once I got a feel for it. Thanks for taking a look! 😄

Thank you very much! 😁

Thanks for checking out the video! 😁And congrats on getting it open so quickly! Not the most difficult lock to pick, but I thought it was pretty neat 😎. I put my old locks on eBay every so often, but if you’re looking for some other ways to buy inexpensive locks, check your local thrift stores! You can sometimes find some great stuff 👍.

@@plugspinner Always looking at thrift stores for sure!

Thank you very much! 😁 The 427 is one of my favorites. Very fun to pick!