Banham M2002 - Pick & Gut

The mighty Banham M2002 on loan from my good friend Andy in the UK. This lock has twelve pins which are directly opposed and penetrate entirely through the key to touch in the middle. At any time six pins extend into the shear line, keeping the lock closed. I had to develop a "reverse picking" technique to finally get it opened.
+APACHE-LOCKSPORT beat me to this one by a few months... Nice work mate!: • Video

[@lizzapaolia959]

Great video. My husband and I are going to purchase some of there locks for our house the next time we visit the UK. They are classy looking locks compare to the door locks in the USA. Hopefully we can find them on sale as you mentioned they can be expensive. The engineering and craftsmanship is amazing. God bless 🙏

[@Potti314]

Wow, that was amazing. It's truly a totally unusual lock and once again you showed your awesome picking skills. It was a great pleasure to observe you working on the lock. Thank you for taking us along :-)

[@andygrant3468]

Excellent picking and a great explanation of how to pick this lock and how it works in detail, you are very talented at picking and make this look easy.

[@DanBai123]

Amazing pick man! Great job. I was staring so hard at the lock I didn't even realize you put a trivia question in the video lol! (I'm not trying to enter anyway) Again, awesome work!

[@tumbl3r]

Thanks man! Really appreciate the kind words :). Sorry the keyway was a little obstructed by my finger.

[@jpmcpinning4255]

Nice pick brotha! Some sweet pins there.

[@user54389]

Great picking! You managed it much faster than I would have...

[@tumbl3r]

Happy you enjoyed it :) Thanks for watching!

[@VetalR]

Excellent work, thanks for the review!

[@tumbl3r]

Happy you enjoyed it :) Thanks for watching!

[@Steel-Pinnings]

Very nice video bud, An amazing lock for sure. And quite the different technology calls for different techniques.

[@tumbl3r]

Thanks so much my friend! This one sure took a little while to get used to. Very tricky and the opposite of everything we have learned to do, LOL.

[@LockNoob]

Your skill is amazing. Thanks for sharing :-)

[@NoctisMotus]

*standing ovation*

[@mynock250]

Great video, would have liked to see you attempt the Fichet you had (have one in my collection).

[@tumbl3r]

You and me both man! Sadly, I don't have to tools to make the tools that would be required to pick the F3D. When the day comes I have a mill and a lathe, maybe. It's a ways off though.

[@benediktschmitz9312]

If you liked that Lock try the keso omega 2000/4000. They are quite similar to that one.

[@lmars5933]

Good morning way too go buddy. very unique video.thanks for sharing buddy. 😎😎😎😎😎⛦⛥⛤⛧⛤

[@tumbl3r]

Happy you enjoyed it :) Thanks for watching!

[@Nathan-gh8tx]

I am impressed with your lockpicking skills. I have 7 Abloy padlocks with classic cores (half moon type) that are locked and I have no keys. I believe they are keyed differently. If I send them to you, would you be willing to pick them open and return them to me (at my expense)? If you would like to be paid, how much would you charge per lock?

[@tumbl3r]

I currently do not know how to pick Abloy cores. The only two people I know of who do are Huxleypig69 and LockpickingMX. I would be happy to do it for you if I were able, but I have just not developed that skill yet.

[@ArtemisPicks]

Great work, what an incredible lock. Im guessing this is similar to the Sargent Keso. Might have to try some of your techniques on it and maybe ill get it open for once. Thanks for the great tips. PS, its the master Huxleypig69

[@tumbl3r]

Thanks man! This one was a pretty long road. Very tricky pick, mostly because it's just opposite everything we have trained ourselves to do, LOL.

[@douro20]

I believe these are also used almost exclusively on bank buildings.

[@ruadhagainagaidheal9398]

No, I have three in my house. 2 on the front door and one on the back. Quite costly though, around £1200 GBP +tax fitted

[@menemme]

Doesnt seem too different from a Keso 2000, however the cylinder offers no anti snap carbide joint connector, making it hard to justify such price.

[@MasterMindmars]

Good. And. Why the key have through holes? Thank you

[@douro20]

There is also the very high-end L2000 rim lock which uses the same key.

[@tumbl3r]

Interesting. I didn't know there was a different variant of this. It's exactly the same lock core?

[@douro20]

tumbl3r It's similar.

[@Leonslockpad]

Very nice job buddy👍😊😊😊😎😎😎

[@tumbl3r]

Happy you enjoyed it :) Thanks for watching!

[@rustylocks1330]

Great video and very cool lock! I would guess Huxleypig69 or doppiamappa

[@tumbl3r]

Happy you enjoyed it :) Thanks for watching!

[@kennethziolkowski3179]

Awesome

[@ChrisAhrensLHG]

great job picking that lock. that's one for the hof. need to do an assembly video. think the answer is Mr huxleypig69

[@tumbl3r]

I do plan to do a more complete "Everything I Know About" video of this before sending it back to Andy. Thanks for watching and your kind words, Chris!

[@jeffmoss26]

awesome!

[@themadhatter4761]

Great pick, huxleypig69

[@tumbl3r]

Happy you enjoyed it :) Thanks for watching!

[@Phred_Phlintstoner]

that was an awesome lock! and you did a great job picking it. I love watching your videos. huxleypig69

[@tumbl3r]

Thanks so much for the kind words! I appreciate your watching and taking the time to comment!

[@tumbl3r]

You are the winner of this lock. Congratulations. If you PM me your address I will get it sent off to you.

[@briangrant1798]

Great Video! and I believe it was Huxleypig69 who first picked open that abloy disc detainer lock..

[@tumbl3r]

Happy you enjoyed it :) Thanks for watching!

[@douro20]

huxleypig69

[@aistisbickus4719]

I think you should be locked up