Deviant's Lock Advice - Part 02 - Re-Keying Padlocks

[@timbober1]

Good advice to check your work. I appreciate the time you are giving us shut-ins

[@DeviantOllam]

I have vids planned all week for you all ;)

[@raisage]

I loved the end teaser! "Next time, on Deviant's KZbin channel"

[@MinecraftSss]

As someone who lives quite far away from the USA, I'm glad to hear you consider making online classes.

[@omgitsjoetime]

MinecraftSss take a look at my channel I just started on my videos but have a couple beginner videos

[@ZiggityPow]

The thought and engineering that went into that Abus is impressive. Especially since it doesn't sound like it has flaws similar to the ones other companies introduced when making their products easier to service. Nor does it require a special order Bavarian Gerfumbledinger tool, like an old Audi, in order to do basic service. It's elegant in it's simplicity.

[@jenkinsonian]

Just remember, it doesn't matter how skookum your padlock is if the rasp is held onto rotten wood with two screws.

[@ahmadaamer6]

Foxtrot_13 Yes, a good quality hasp with good long screws are just as important as the padlock.

[@DeviantOllam]

Yeap... One good swing with a thumb detector will often get you in there!

[@orto6356]

DeviantOllam ahh yes the ole thumb detector. a wonderful tool!

[@MrV1NC3N7V3G4]

I was just going to say something like this. $250 lock, $10 pane of glass. Which one do you think most common burglars are going to attack? You know, the ones looking for cash, jewelry, medications and small electronics to sell for a fix.Those are the last people to pick a lock lol.

[@hihu7200]

@@MrV1NC3N7V3G4 There is special kinds of glass that cannot be broken. It has been around since the 80s. They had good clear glass too. I bet they have really good unbreakable glass now.

[@---cr8nw]

Tip for amateurs, like myself: pill dispensers work really well for pinning. Take a one week pill dispenser, file off the letters, use a sharpie to indicate lock brand, fill with cheap pins from ebay.

[@kurogane2x]

I don't think thats going to be a long term solution. Plastic can easily crack so an unforseen in incident can happen in the future

[@---cr8nw]

@@kurogane2x, it's fine for amateurs. All of my lockpicking gear, including new pins, stays at home. If you travel with it or compete, it might be worthwhile to spend more.

[@ponderinggeek7861]

FYI - The Abus 83 series offers a KIK adapter kit so you can put in any KIK cylinder you want. Such as a Primus...

[@iLLeag7e]

Great composition on the on screen layouts of this lock advice series DeviantOllam. It's so easy to make a good looking video, idk how people are still messing that up in 2020! Carry on sir

[@markcaldwell1245]

That pinning kit is awesome! Thank you for the video.

[@taipan1237]

Just wanted to say that thanks to watching your videos I have just taken up picking even though I have only been doing it for a week or two have already got it down to opening 3 padlocks in under 20 seconds even though they are only master locks and even have the confidence to start re pinning locks.

[@omgitsjoetime]

Very nice... I just did a video of rekeying my American lock 5260! I also have a Schlage 6 pin abus!

[@bryanmckeehan3892]

Good to see you mention that the Primus key will enter the standard C keyway, next time maybe mention that the C key will not enter the Primus keyway. That feature has some practical use. I’ve been using Primus for 25 years and love the system.

[@RagnarOdinson]

Hey, hoss! I'm still a total novice/amateur regarding most of this stuff. But, I have expanded my knowledge on the subjects by Orders of Magnitude since I happened to stumble across an old Defcon video on KZbin about a year and a half ago. I just wanted to say, Thank You!! The information you put out here for people is extremely interesting, fun, and Valuable! Personally, I love learning about anything adds to my "Jack of All Trades" kind of knowledge base. There's that old saying, "A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing". And I'm fond of pointing out that I know a *Little* bit about almost Everything, Lol. Cheers🍻, and have a good one. Thanks again.

[@Nite0wl]

The Abus 83 series is one of my favorite padlocks. Between the variety of body designs and shackle sizes you can configure them to fit almost any door or container and the design of the removable core (and the KiK adapter kit) means you can adapt them to almost any keying system (even Medeco or Mul-T-Lock, though I have yet to get an Abloy in one).

[@MattLitkeRacing]

I about a lock then found Lab pin kits on McMaster and was able to rekey it yesterday. Really easy thanks for the instruction

[@DJMankiewicz]

Now all I need is to buy a house to put all my locks on.

[@DaveCossairt]

I like the looks of that screwdriver, what make and model is it?

[@DeviantOllam]

Wera! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001HSNHM2

[@pettere8429]

I dropped by a locksmith to ask about getting all cylinders on our house keyed alike (needing three different keys for the house and another two for the sheds is a hassle). Here in Sweden it seems like the they only sell seven pin cylinders for doors and such these days.

[@garyanvil2354]

Nice job

[@spike_spencer]

Syrah or Shiraz is one of the varietals I'm not currently making. I just finished racking my Malbec to secondary actually.

[@sirlikealot]

Thank you for your great, well explained and demonstrated videos! :-)

[@dcriley65]

I will take you're advice, and I will be becoming a member of the Toool set. 😉

[@ImGumbyDangit]

Thx, and the padlock is using a standard C keyway without side bitting. I would love to know more about the online training.

[@RuneInternational]

only the brave put the retaining screw in a padlock without first making a full functionality test

[@TheRealObiWahn]

Quick question: In case you'd have to remove the lock (ABUS), you could just drill by that little hole and the cylinder would just drop out, right? Or would there be say hardened steel pins in the locks body as an anti-drill mechanism?

[@edwardbarton1680]

"Don't worry about dumping stuff" Proceeds to drop out the retaining screw...

[@mastex5575]

Nicely done Deviant! Is there any plans for you to come to germany after Covid 19?

[@danieljaworski1294]

Looks like you don't have nearly enough lock pins. I didn't even know they made trays that big for lock pins. Are there any kinds of locks that can be re-pinned that you don't have the pins for?

[@DeviantOllam]

I don't have a Medeco pinning kit, but we do at the office.

[@BlueCollarBachelor]

You can get KIK kits for the Abus 83.

[@Teabagz4fun]

Same bat time, same bat channel!

[@LeonSteelpaw]

I had to shim my way into a building once, you probably wouldve laughed at it though, the jam was wide and all I had to do was ush something ot the back of the mechanism to free up the door and allow me entry

[@frankbiz]

Love your videos just subscribed. Just some info the lock pronunciation is with a long A, no R in it. Pronounce as A bus

[@taser1984]

You didn't mention that the 83 series actually come with a spring, spool driver and cover to populate that sixth position. I personally prefer the Americans though because of the thicker shackle. But what I've really been searching for is a puck type lock that takes SC1/KW1 or KIK. Do you know of anything like that?

[@brettlaw920]

Does the removable core make it more susceptible to slide hammers? Would using a titanium cylinder housing cap and retaining screw make that substantially more difficult?

[@DeviantOllam]

i think titanium is not likely to be much better than the steel. while Ti can do amazing things in terms of strength to weight ratio... the cost is huge. this has enough steel in the deadbolt housing to prevent that kind of attack, i'd wager.

[@kurogane2x]

How do you sanity check when pinning master/construction ?

[@MrAM4D3U5]

I thought I heard LockPickingLawyer say Everest Primus locks are easily susceptible to raking attacks?

[@RubberBanned]

Unfortunate fun fact. American no longer produces Schlage FSIC padlocks. Sesamee also stopped producing theirs. Abus is the solution for that for now, or Krytonite, or Schlage makes padlock bodies as well. LAB makes security top pins only now, not key pins, at least not in that kit factor, which sucks. I've never been able to get this pin kit either!

[@Защитадверей-замков]

All right!!!

[@Jazz3006]

Maybe a stupid question, but where are you buying these primus system locks? When I was searching after your last vid, it seemed that they could only be purchased by professional smiths.

[@DeviantOllam]

Yes, check with ALOA certified locksmiths

[@hihu7200]

Can you rekey the American Lock 1100 series? I have one of those locks?

[@michaelboehme7964]

Any recommendation for a pinning kit that's not terribly overpriced and complicated?

[@davidparsons9167]

Nice

[@torjones1701]

Could you get that in a 7pin core? The geek in me wants to pin it for NCC-1701 (6221701), though I'm sure that violates all kinds of pinning rules. Maybe other phone numbers might work?

[@danpowell806]

That 3700 looks like the body will open with a moderate amount of physical attack... not that there's anything to attach a padlock to that would withstand a couple minutes of overt tooled attack.

[@stewartcopland7676]

Hello!

[@Alchete]

Does anyone have a link to buying a Schlage Primus cylinder? My Google searches are failing. :(

[@0NeoPhoenix]

I know you said it was good enough, but i can't help but cringe and not using that beautiful high cut on the 6th cut after that low cut. Yes it's already challenging but that last cut has so much potential for a truely devious challenge lock.

[@genericembarrassingusernam7843]

Is it Ay-bus or Ah-bus?

[@deimosian]

There are four lights!

[@lseul8812]

Vid ja o? Someone’s an AvE fan

[@TheF1shh]

Someone watches too much AvE! Nevermind, no such thing.

[@deimosian]

American Lock part number APKG3013010 for the housing cap if anyone else is curious

[@stargazer_and_co]

12th