Rosengrens RKL 10 Safe Lock

[@bert7039]

I never would have guessed that many parts were inside that lock. Man's ingenuity never ceases to amaze me.

[@chris-mm6oh]

Awesome video nice to see someone put the springs back in after a strip down

[@AllTheFasteners]

Super stuff - looks like you must have done that a few hundred times!

[@JONSLOCKPICKING]

Wow. So many parts for a safe lock. I couldn’t imagine picking this lock open. lol.

[@MrKelocks]

@@JONSLOCKPICKING I can pick/ decode open

[@terrystephens1102]

Very interesting to see such an intricate lock that is so easy to re-program- it must take a high level of skill to pick.

[@JaakkoF]

Great teaching video, way easier than my first ever "aww heck I have to figure this out" -moment :D Now I have to dig through my photos from the phone for that 500 mm pick as I'm sure I still have the photo from making it :D

[@MrKelocks]

Hello Jaakko there is another method of assembling the RKL too. Maybe in another video LOL

[@dazevers]

Wow, what an awesome & very complex lock. Awesome vid.

[@apnovi]

very interesting 😀

[@andrewhorsburgh2549]

I would never get that lot back together again.

[@CornishMiner]

Great video Jason. Fascinating watch.

[@camronbay1]

This lock is one of my favorites I have one amazing lock.

[@VladMolodetskiy]

Nice

[@philipinchina]

Very good.

[@mercuriall2810]

I’ve always found key changeable locks to be interesting, and there are some fascinating examples, including this one. The Hobbs/Day & Newell Parautoptic being one of them. I’ve heard that the RKL-10 has a reputation for eating itself, but the parts in this example look to be in good order and without any serious wear. Have you encountered this? It’s a good thing that these can be decoded - some of the most experienced safe technicians I know rate some high end Rosengrens right up there with the most challenging safes they’ve ever drilled. I recall one example that took UK Rosengrens techs 2 weeks to open via drilling (decoding wasn’t an option, the lock was ok , it was a bolt work problem). The CNAB-6 is another Rosengrens lock I really like. I must add one to my collection when the opportunity presents itself.

[@MrKelocks]

@mercuriall2810 I have a video on dialing the CNAB on KZbin, from a collectors point of view there are two models of CNAB locks ive come across, that is without internal relocker CNAB6 and with internal relocker CNAB 62 They can have different dials too

[@tonyevic]

Reminds of removing a plate, the bits fall out into a box…….and thats where they stay…😂

[@tonykourounblis1854]

Assembled with no lubrication is that correct

[@JaakkoF]

Yes, safe locks 99 % are assembled without lubrication. Any oil or grease just atracts dust and makes parts stick.

[@adelarsen9776]

I have the engineering and parts drawings for this lock.

[@MrKelocks]

@@adelarsen9776 I have some drawings but not complete

[@jasonantigua6825]

Are you about next Sunday,early hours of the morning? Haha

[@thedon7536]

Even a tear down of a Rolex doesn’t have that many parts 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@davesansom-xv1sp]

I really like watching your videos, except please blow your nose before starting. Your sniffing is very distracting from the details you show.

[@MrKelocks]

@@davesansom-xv1sp I have a cold

[@vancejones4804]

Great video.. Such a bit of engineering.. Thank you for spending the time showing us how this works and you sound like you are full of the cold so I hope the weekend is kind to you and you get over it a bit..