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Abloy Disklock Pro (padlock version) picked and gutted
Pick and gut of an Abloy Disklock Pro padlock. These a a bit different to the 2-way door lock versions as there is no disc controller, which gives much better access for picking tools and makes for a much easier pick. Still tricky though!
0:00 Intro
2:03 Picking
5:50 Lock open!
6:20 Gutting
9:12 Close ups
#locksport
0:00 Intro
2:03 Picking
5:50 Lock open!
6:20 Gutting
9:12 Close ups
#locksport
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Abloy Protec2 picked and gutted
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.4 месяца назад
Abloy Protec2 picked and gutted. Fantastic lock and feels great to get it picked! Sorry the pick is quiet, I was concentrating very hard, and the gut is a bit slow because my hands were shaking! It's a fiddly lock to gut at the best of times and I underestimated how much the adrenaline would effect me. 0:00 Introduction 1:10 Picking - unlocking the DC and dealing with the back disc 2:06 Picking...
Abloy Sentry home made pick
Просмотров 2 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Demo of making a disc manipulator for Abloy Sentry #locksport
Abloy Classic tips - home made for RWB handles
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Step by step guide to making Abloy classic tips for the RWB handles. Remember: - Stay safe - Be careful to keep things cool - You can never un-grind metal, so be patient
Assa Desmo (8 pins) picked and gutted
Просмотров 6396 месяцев назад
Assa Desmo with 8 side pins and two side bars picked and gutted. Very cool lock and a really enjoyable pick! #lpu #locksport
HO Boehme Miracle Lock with Ava core picked and gutted
Просмотров 3227 месяцев назад
Interesting Ava core US military Miracle lock, tour of the lock, tools and one example picked and gutted. Artichoke2000 pointed me at this lock as possibly never having been picked despite being around for 60 years! He has opened one with a semi-random approach somewhat akin to raking and now this one is picked using (very faint) feedback. I don't feel the puzzle is fully solved though, as one ...
Abloy Profile - home made tools for any variation (almost)
Просмотров 9568 месяцев назад
A tour of my home made tools for Abloy Profile, covering all common variations of this lock. For more information on how to make these, check out Lock Chuck's excellent series here: ruclips.net/p/PLfb9UEJw4Pkt4eeuOFFNbNN4tzmEQEz8r&si=iRN2jmrdFYuxS1Vj My videos picking various versions of Abloy profile: ruclips.net/video/x6EgVTI72VE/видео.htmlsi=e5v0MX1zhpcmQuaJ ruclips.net/video/b8NjVBQao3o/вид...
Oxford HD Max disc brake lock picked
Просмотров 9679 месяцев назад
Oxford HD Max motorbike brake lock picked open. After watching other people's picks of Oxford DDs I was expecting a much easier time than I got here, that'll teach me to be complacent! Also quite tricky to work out a lock like this which can't be gutted without destroying it. Lock features rear tension, an unusual fixed disc / spacer with an internal profile a bit like a London underground sign...
FJM padlock picked - another good beginners DD
Просмотров 74711 месяцев назад
Nice chunky FJM padlock - a good beginners lock, a big step up in quality from the most basic DDs but only a touch harder. No false gates and clear feedback, but might need a bit of back and forth to get everything set. An ideal lock for a picker with a bit of experience looking to learn DD
Abloy 656 with US mil spec profile core picked and gutted
Просмотров 32811 месяцев назад
Beautiful brass Abloy 656 picked and gutted. Quite an unusual lock, with a removable cartridge core and more (& thinner) discs than a regular Abloy profile. Slightly harder and definitely more time consuming than a regular profile core, takes longer to develop the feedback and it's well enough made that the binding order can't be forced, so lots of back and forth to get this picked. #locksport ...
Tiny Chinese DD picked with Moki AKAB pick and no tensioner
Просмотров 31411 месяцев назад
Couldn't be bothered to make tools for this tiny lock. Fortunately it is quite easy to feel the gates by pushing the discs into the sidebar, and can be opened with a single tool! #locksport #lpu
Unity disc detainer padlock picked and gutted - an excellent beginners lock
Просмотров 46811 месяцев назад
Nice easy Unity padlock. A great beginners choice - it's fun, easy, cheap and being guttable makes it a great learning aid #lpu #locksport
Abloy Ava - the easiest of the Ava cores
Просмотров 180Год назад
There are at least three different versions of the Ava core: Abloy, Chubb and Miracle lock. This one is the easiest, but still a fun pick with standard tools. #lpu #locksport
Baton copy of Abloy Profile picked and gutted
Просмотров 235Год назад
Baton copy of Abloy Profile picked and gutted
Picking Five Locks (white to blue) for #thebluewhalelocksportchallenge
Просмотров 135Год назад
Picking Five Locks (white to blue) for #thebluewhalelocksportchallenge
Baton padlock with Abloy Classic style core
Просмотров 139Год назад
Baton padlock with Abloy Classic style core
Baton 6020-40 - A great lock for progressing in DD
Просмотров 283Год назад
Baton 6020-40 - A great lock for progressing in DD
Low effort Amazon Basics round body DD padlock pick video
Просмотров 188Год назад
Low effort Amazon Basics round body DD padlock pick video
Disc detainer pick tip making for beginners - Anchor Las
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.Год назад
Disc detainer pick tip making for beginners - Anchor Las
Trying out some Australian classics! Lockwood padlocks and Tim Tams
Просмотров 302Год назад
Trying out some Australian classics! Lockwood padlocks and Tim Tams
Zarker J45S Padlock - the Perfect First Disc Detainer Lock
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Год назад
Zarker J45S Padlock - the Perfect First Disc Detainer Lock
Clover Wavelock (Japanese disc detainer) picked & gutted
Просмотров 415Год назад
Clover Wavelock (Japanese disc detainer) picked & gutted
Thank you!!!!!❤❤
Ok, where's McNally?? 👀
Somewhere in the North East of USA apparently, based on accent
I have this lock because i always wanted one. The key is quicker to open
I have 2 of these and they are an ideal size and weight for motorcycle. For a chain around a frame tube or direct to several types of disc brakes. Padlocks generally too small to be as useful as this. Also they are incredibly cheap. Fit three for the cost of one posh lock and frustrate the angle grinder! Now you've let us know they are not easy to pick, that makes them even better.
Yeah, it's very unlikely anyone is going to pick one of these specific locks in use, too hard and too specialist.
Awesome work as usual 👏 very delicate picking required by the looks of it mind you I presume you wouldn't want to put too much pressure on that tensioner 😮. Great gut and explanation as ever. Well done 👌🏻
Thanks! The tool feels a bit flimsy but it's surprisingly strong, I think because both ends of the arms are tied together. Which is good, because the lock needs a decent amount of tension!
Molto bello 🎉
Grazie!
Awesome picking!!! Very cool padlock!! 😀🐈⬛🐾👍🍻👏
Thanks Chris! Quite unusual so great to get one and great to get it open
🥳👍🍻
Excellent job!
would be nice to see someone tackle the abloy protect 2, i think it was, that has a ball bearing on the key that interacts with a springloaded one just inside the keyway, that releases the barrel to turn like 90 or 180 degrees so the the discs can then be turned. i aquired one of each, a padlock as well as a deadbolt, and the funny thing is the padlock i opened it just by unscrewing the first, i wanna say spacer i guess, and the rest came out, without needing to pick or unlock it...😂 i dont know if that supposed to be a feature or if its a massive design flaw in, at least to date, one of the only lines/styles of locks i have yet to be able to pick. but thats mainly due to equipment, or lack there of, as im not buying a sparrows or any other DD tools. instead i've been making attempts at machining my own diy hardware, mostly from things at hand. (so far the only thing money was spent on, was an injection mold ejector pin.) if you have any insights for tooling or on the locks/mechanisms, im all ears 😅
Very nice
Thanks!
Fantastic picking as always and thanks for sharing.
Great picking. Interesting point about the differences.
Thanks! They do work out quite different, even though the discs are identical. I haven't actually seen anyone else pick both versions, would be great to see a few others to get a consensus view
@@crispix How do think about the picking skill required? Do you consider this meaningfully easier than the door lock version?
Yes, I would say that this is meaningfully easier. Only a little harder than the original disklock. So still a difficult lock, but definately easier than a full DL Pro for me
My lock is stuck open sideways n it wont budge, and when everytime i turn the numbers i hear clack
I'm sorry, I don't know how to fix this
Is it necessary one or two cuts on the shackle to release whatever it's locked to?
Anyone using one of these to actually lock something up is crazy. They are valuable collectable locks.
@@crispix I use a Mul-T-Lock E18H for security. I am a high security padlock collector (check my channel) but anyone not making use of these is because they don't trust the lock construction, thus they shouldn't be considered that valuable
Hi can you show technique to decode when lock is open and code not known please?
Hey, check out my other videos, I have one on this
This is ricduculously long for goodness sake!
Poorly rated on Amazon, and apparently not unpickable.
we've discovered theres no such thing as an unpickable lock 💪
Is this v.2.0 of DOM DIAMANT ?
Not sure but I don't think so. It was a borrowed lock I don't have now unfortunately, so I can't check
thank you so much man, it actually worked.
Great job! Glad I could help out
With battery grinders qhy try to pick them?
Fun?
I Invisioned using superglue for a pick I want to make using 6mm by 2mm ejection sleeves with a 2 mm to 1.4 mm reducer (might be better to use 1.5). Then, this evening I came across your video. You read my mind. Good stuff. Do you have a link for the handles?
Yeah, if it's a lightly loaded joint or has plenty of contact area super glue is great. Handles are a prototype of the gen 3 from RWB custom picks, you can get him via Instagram here instagram.com/rwbcustompicks/, or on Email rwbcnc@gmail.com
at least now I know that I don't have to worry about the lock next winter when I lock my boathouse. -20⁰C and wearing thick winter gloves, opening it has a little extra spice...🤔
Winter or summer, no one is picking one of these in use
@@crispix I thought so... as long as you protect the lock so that it cannot be cut...
did you not breath the entire time till lock was open ? XD
😂😂👍👍👍👍👍👏🔒✔️🔓🎊🤘😁💯💯💯💯
Holy smokes!!
The description of mechanism doesn't do justice to the true beauty of the art!! ❤️
зачем так всё усложнять!!??
...said the locksmith
So you have spend time to first pick this lock, get inside of it, print key from that info and then you try and say it's ez to 3d print a universal opener. If he makes that to work every lock bought straight from store, not picked, not open then i believe. But then again this isn't anything but a joke :D
Hey, of course it's true that a key can't readily be printed without knowledge of the lock. But that's not the point. Part of what makes Abloy locks secure (especially the Protec2) is that the keys are hard to copy. But this was copied from a single photo. So this is a demo of how now anyone with access to the key (even just for a few seconds) can make a working copy. So, it hardly makes these locks worthless, but neither are they as secure as many think - not a joke.
@@crispix Every lock can be open the same way but saying that those aren't secure is a joke. But then again make a video how long does it take to make working 3d key from retail bought non opened lock. So you can't opened it but make a key. Let's see how that goes.
@@zerotaps6026 clearly you are unfamiliar with the importance of key control
Awesome video! Thanx for sharing all the details! Just got my ejector pin and I'll go for it too and this already helped me so much! ❤
That's great to hear! Make sure you take it slow and keep everything cool and you can't go too far wrong. Good luck
@@crispix thanks again for the tips 💙
Totally awesome picking!!!! 😮 Incredibly difficult lock. Excellent.😎👏👍🐾🐈⬛🍻👍
Thanks Chris! It was very challenging for sure. Delighted to get this one open
Profiles here are SAF, OAD and SAL. All part of the 230 profile master key matrix.
Thanks Ade. Do you have more information where I could research this?
@@crispix No I am sorry, I don't. 9mm profiles were given to countries, regions and customers. The profiles were separated geographically, politically and by user designation so as to maintain global security of the system. It's all based on the 9mm A (A=Open) and filters down from there with each root branch fitting into the one above until finally you have a single profile by itself. Most profiles the average person is exposed to today are base profiles which means they are close to being individual key profiles. If you understand profile master keying then that might help you. There is 230 9mm profiles in the matrix. Not all are in use and not all are manufactured. Some remain spare for future use (although it's out of date now). You'd have to find someone who is ex factory who is willing to give you the matrix graph. People who have it guard it jealously because it was not for public consumption. In short, every profile is related. Does that help ? I can explain the profile codes If you want. And I am a farmer by the way. 🙂
That profile is EAC 9mm. It's one of the 230 master matrix profiles in 9mm.
Didn’t work felt stiff on certain numbers but got it on all the numbers it felt stiff on and still didn’t do anything lock won’t close 6:15 🥺
Wrong way round! You don't want stiff numbers, you want loose ones. If it feels stiff, move it on
Thank you, saved me £8 after my gym lock dropped on the floor and changed the code. I had to decode it to lock then decode to reopen it! Code now reset. It’s almost as if the sloppy build tolerance acts as a security feature.
Great work Richard, glad I could help
Wow. Figuring out you could leave the disc controller slightly unset so as to keep the bars from binding the core then constructing your tensioner so it left the controller lag was genius. Clearly you've got educated fingers skilled at picking up feedback as well. Wow, wow and um.... Wow!
Thanks! It is a complicated lock for sure and I was very happy to be able to get it open
Great instructions, got it first try.
Great job Callum, glad I could help!
Well done
Great video
Thanks! I hope it helped
Very good
Thanks! I was very pleased to get this
Well done pal
Thanks! Hope a few people will be encouraged to give it a go themselves
😂😂😂 hope I don't go the same pure gym as you 😂
But you'll never know for sure...
I have this exact lock but I have since lost the keys 🤦🏼♂️. Where can I track down keys for it?
I think that might be a bit of a struggle. Best bet is probably to pick it and decode, then make a new one yourself from scratch, either 3d printed or filed from tube
Pro tip: if you change the timestamps in the video description to use colon (:) instead of full stop (.) then RUclips will automatically create chapter marks for your video. The supported syntax is <line feed>12:34<space><title for the chapter><line feed>.
Thanks Mikko - have changed it
Great work! This must have been the clearest Protec2 picking I've seen.Could you explain a bit more how did you tension the lock? Are you using the bearing ball on the front to jam the carrier to your tensioner with a ramp?
Thanks! I just tensioned in a regular way, but kept counter rotating the tension to pop out the sidebar and disengage the DC. The DC only seems partially effective, I got good feedback on many of the discs like this. However there were some in the middle of the lock where I was using knowledge of the key, which is why I say I am not completely happy. For me it's not a fully legitimate pick if it couldn't be applied blind. I am working on a tensioner which works exactly as you describe, will do a follow up as and when I get it to work
@@crispix When you counter rotate the tension to release the DBS bars, do you lose all feedback until you re-tension the lock? Or did you actually mean disc controller with "DC" which I think refers to the part that turns the disks to zero position before key is removed and guides the key during key insertion and removal.
@@MikkoRantalainenbasically I'm lightly loading the disc and counter rotate the tension till it moves as I would picking clockwise with many locks. Then reapply light tension to check disc state, repeat. In many cases the feedback is still there, but in some instances the DBS is effective and the feedback is just feeling the return bar on the disc
@@crispix Interesting. Your technique sounds somewhat similar how deeply cut spool pin in pin tumbler locks are handled. Do you think there's binding order for the disks when it comes to DBS? (Similar to how spool pins may sometimes bind in different order than the actual picking oder.)
23rd may 2024 and I was able to lock it! Thank you. Tip i used was i instead held the lock upside down with one hand, and i pressed the bottom of the lock down so the shakle was pressed on the table, then with the other hand i turned the keys.
Yeah, good tip. Anything that loads up the shackle a bit will work
fab video - thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Well designed well beyond my picking ability
They are great locks for sure
Bravo 👏 😀 💜
Thanks Dave!
Incredible picking. Well done.👍
Thanks! I was very happy to get this open
Awesome work bud👌🏻 I was holding my breath fir most of the picking 😬😆
Thanks! I was too, concentrating very hard. I'd already had a few tries that didn't work as well, was starting to think I'd lucked out getting it open once before. Was tense for sure!