(1595) Mul-T-Lock Junior Picked & Gutted

[@Westhelockpicker]

And you have impressive lockpicking skills bill!

[@bradw0535]

Excellent job Bill! I have a MultiLock Jr padlock I was working on, got pissed at it for outsmarting me, and threw it in a drawer.. think you inspired me to get back after it, thanks!

[@RealUnimportant]

Oh my... I've never been here so early before! They have Mul-T-Locks or similar where I used to work, with magnets & everything... Always fun to see that even they can be defeated with practice.

[@roysammons2445]

That Multi-T-Lock looked like quite a challenge. Is that an understatement? Great picking there by BisnianBill as he ejects a lock from his Naughty Bucket.

[@thumperlockpicking9269]

Way to go Mr. Bill .picked like the pro you are

[@thelockpickinglebowski633]

Great job, Bill! 6 minute pick. That's gotta feel good to rid that lock from ye olde bucket of naught.

[@davidpenfold]

You have the patience of a saint 😲

[@veedrac]

This is number 6 from the Multipick kit. It's not the flat one, it's the quantum one, that exists not quite as a particle, nor quite as a wave.

[@martin64ist]

Great pick bill keep up the outstanding channel

[@AlbertLebel]

Great job Bill, They are great locks. I picked one called the Integrator a while back, it was awesome.

[@curthatt6461]

Wow! Great pick.

[@geoffowen7627]

Awesome, those multilocks are tricky, great work as always

[@AThreeDogNight]

Very nice lock & well done Bill.

[@stanervin6108]

I have a slight left curve to my tool, too.

[@DonzLockz]

I didn't think MTL Juniors would be too tricky but I guess I was wrong. 🍺😎

[@veraxis9961]

I feel like almost any lock can be tricky when it comes with challenge lock level bitting right from the factory.

[@dawolf7784]

Very cool! Well done!

[@RenneVangr]

That's one of the deepest false sets I've ever seen, damn

[@johnrich6928]

Agreed, though I have a Eurolock that when it falls into a false set you'd swear it was picked, must be a very deep cut spool.

[@RenneVangr]

@@johnrich6928 Nice, is that a custom lock or a factory made one? I've never really had any luck buying a lock with a really deep false set.

[@johnrich6928]

@@RenneVangr it's a 1star UAP Euro, bog standard, used to be my front door lock until I replaced my locks. Just chance it is the way it is I suppose.

[@RenneVangr]

@@johnrich6928 thanks, I'll look for some online, maybe get some luck

[@potjnkye86]

Are there a lot of locks 8n the naughty bucket that you're starting to be able to pick as you learn how they are meant to be picked? I ask this cause I've noticed you've done a lot of multi locks here lately and your starting to get through some of your naughty bucket locks. Also how many locks would you guess are in the bucket?

[@Bobis32]

i would guess between 30-40 locks

[@bosnianbill]

That's probably pretty accurate. I've recently been digging deep into the bucket and re-attacking them with some of the newer picks I have. Technology moves on...🙃

[@waddac2]

Great job Bill ;o))))

[@jeffmoss26]

well done.

[@pooler347]

Morning have a fantastic night day

[@gilessparkes2699]

Great vid, how do you tell the difference between inner and outer pins?

[@waltonesq]

What’s the difference in feel between the inner pin and the outer pin? How do you know which part the pick is touching?I’ve never tried to pick a multi lock and have no idea so have little idea how to approach the challenge.

[@sxtn102]

Is there a way you can draw a picture or something to show what's going on inside the lock while you are picking it?

[@Westhelockpicker]

Bill you really gotta show certain KZbinrs how to make a video. I can email you the ones I have in mind if you're up for it! They don't have near the follers that you have but they pick pretty good!

[@FranktheTank319]

I have a Mul-t-Lock Jr with bitting like that. I've beed trying to learn to pick dimple locks with it, buf I'm having the hardest time.

[@bmcquillan]

I'm a little disappointed that Bill didn't show how the inner/outer pin mechanism works. I'm guessing that the driver pins have captive, spring-loaded inner pins, but that was not at all clear from the gutting.

[@cbmsysmobile]

I can't work out the difference between Mul-T-Lock Junior and Mul-T-Lock Classic. They're both 5 position pin-in-pin locks.

[@MerkDolf]

Bill do you think working on the multi-t-locks have helped improve your skills with other locks or is it the work on many other locks that have helped you improve with the multi-t locks? Or do they really cross over much?

[@bosnianbill]

I think you need to develop good "feel" for manipulating pins in a normal pin tumbler first. Then you'll need to learn how to pick dimple locks, using a completely different set of tools. Then you simply combine those two skills and move to the Mul-t-locks for a new, "enhanced" challenge. Note to self: be prepared to cuss a lot...😜

[@MerkDolf]

Thank you Bill, for the tip I was leaning towards, the feel! Ha, Ha, cuss a lot, I also threaten what I'm working with if it doesn't cooperate I will have to use a hammer.

[@TheZigZiggy]

Can you explain these "false sets" to us newbies and why was pin 2 on this one acting up so much when pins 3 and 4 were the same spool pins?

[@ianbritstone3717]

the false sets occur when the anti-picking devices in the lock come into play. In this lock there are two of these devices. 1. The pin in pin, this gave the deepest false set. 2. The spool pins, these gave the least false set. They work due to the fact that the shear line on the stack of pins is compromised with a thinner pin, but it wont go all the way as it isn't picked. The spool is identified by the cylinder reversing. As to why pin 2 in this case acted as the gate keeper, who knows. Its down to the very fine tolerances of the lock.

[@bosnianbill]

Thanks Ian, excellent answer! 😀

[@TheZigZiggy]

@@ianbritstone3717 - Thanks, but still confused. Is there an animation somewhere that explains this? Or how about a lock made entirely out of something clear, like lexan or plexiglass, where we could see the pins and wafers while being picked?

[@KelikakuCoutin]

It almost seems like the Junior took you longer than the Interactive did, a while back. Which makes absolutely no sense. I'm glad you did this video. I installed a Junior on my door about a year ago when I replaced the mortise set. I didn't know it was that secure, all the locksmiths I talked to about it just disparaged it. Your video gave me a lot of comfort, seeing how much trouble you had picking it. The good thing about the Junior is that key duplicates are only $5 and don't require a registered ID, while if you need to get extra keys for the Interactive, it's $25 and they need you to provide the ID card that goes with the lock. Your Mult T Lock Interactive video linked here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHW3mJ-OiMetipI Mult T Lock Junior: 5:50 to pick; Mult T Lock Interactive: 2:44 to pick. I was right, it took almost twice the time to pick the Junior, in this video. Thanks for the great content. בס״ד

[@gordonwiessner6327]

At 4:28 I would have hunted for explosives...LOL...

[@ehsnils]

Great lock, if only Masterlock could be able to learn something too.

[@1970pizza]

It takes Bill 5mins 53 seconds to beat that lock , so it's going to take the rest of us mere morals about 2 hrs to pick that lock lol

[@lunazet721]

Lol 2 hrs? More like half a day for me, and lots of swearing.

[@Kurama1dk]

nice !

[@stanervin6108]

🏆

[@raincoast2396]

First "gut" we have seen in quite awhile.

[@MyTube4Utoo]

Lock Picking = Hardware Porn

[@usercid640]

i once dropped the pins into the bottom of the keyway.... then i threw the lock away and chalked it up to a win *dab*

[@peters7413]

Can you sing a song wile you pick a difficult lock 😈😊

[@lmars5933]

💥💥💥💥💥😎

[@dennyskerb4992]

8:01 forth

[@steveg1927]

Why is this lock called a Junior?

[@mannyman4103]

Because it's the "least secure" one from MTL.

[@jlgis77]

ok.....whats the deal....anyone ????......watch a vid on monday and go to lock lab to enter contest and find its all ready be drawn...how early do you have to be ????

[@bosnianbill]

You are registering for NEXT Monday's drawing. There are free drawings every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for different lock pick kits (listed on the "You WON!" page. Every MWF morning I pick a winner and clear the list for the next week. There are also free giveaways every Saturday, usually for some item that I review.

[@iamdmc]

third view/

[@dominiquealexander4005]

First

[@stanervin6108]

Almost 🥈