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Interesting thought, but the levers actually rest on the fence, which prevents them from dropping any lower. That piece on lever 6 doesn't actually contact all of the levers at rest. It lifts them up to where all of the gates align.

These tools will actually work on Ace 2 locks, as will most other tubular impressioning tools. Some can just be a bit fiddly, and it's easier to pick one pin at a time. You don't need a ton of pressure just enough to push the pins down pretty much the same as when using a key. The Turing force you use is more important, but again, it doesn't take a whole lot. The most important part is the resistance on the tool. Like with these, it would be how many rubber rings you put on or on other tools it's how much you tighten the collar. The best way to learn is just to get the feel for it by practicing.

@@NothingPicksLocks ok brother, thanks for all the info. I didn't even know u responded till know. I ordered those huk tubular from gangbang or something like that. Been almost 3 weeks and I am still waiting. I will try what u said and let u know.

I would if someone lent me one, but I refuse to give Peterson any money or support due to personal reasons.

Yes, they absolutely are.

Hi, sorry for the delayed response. RUclips is horrible at notifying me. Anyway, I'd love to help. If you want you can send pictures to nothingpickslocks@gmail.com so I can see what we're working with.

Holy shit, sorry for your loss. I really hope you had that shit insured. I'll have to double-check the model to see what would work best for you, but I'll get back to you as soon as I can. If you can email me at nothingpickslocks@gmail.com with some pictures, that would help as well.

I'm not 100% sure, I have a variety of sizes that I carry around, so I can just use whichever one fits the best. In my opinion, the best thing to do is just get a whole bunch of them ranging from 1/8" to 3/8" and just carry them in a bag with your pick. I also have made custom pick handles to hold the bigger and smaller ones, but I pick weird locks lol. On the high side, you may just want to find the biggest size that will fit in your tensioning handle and then go down from there and make a variety. They are super easy to make. I even carry unmodified roll pins in case I encounter something weird, and I have to file one down on the spot as well as tip blanks so I can make weird tips on the fly as well. Haha, I didn't plan on writing a book. Sorry for the long reply. I hope that helped a bit.

@@NothingPicksLocks Thanks for replying and in full detail. I too have a sparrows dd pick and need to start making custom tensioners. I'll stop by the hardware store tomorrow and see what they have! Again I really appreciate you getting back to me so fast.

@@ListentoGallegos absolutely, I will when I can

You can very easily get it online.

I can definitely try to get my hands on them to do a video on them, although the lock at the top and / or bottom would be the same as I showed in this video but the lock in the middle can be any mortise style cylinder that the building decides to put in there.

Cancel that. The increased stiffness led to more oversets, so I adopted your method with success. thanks

whats spp?

@@badkng1 single pin pick

Yes I most likely can. You can email me at mr.nothingpicks@gmail.com

Sorry for the late reply, I'm sure you've gotten them open by now. This lock just happened to pick open counterclockwise easier than clockwise, so I just picked it ccw and used a plug flipper to open it. You absolutely do not have to pick it ccw. If I remember correctly, they only open when turned clockwise.

The jigglers for the wafer lock were just cheap jigglers from like Ali Express or something, but for the morise cylinder, that was a homemade tension tool with one of the ToooL wicked waves rakes.

Lol yea that's when you have the key 🔑 🤣

@@NothingPicksLocks Absolutely

You don't need to use the keys, you just take the screws out of the front cover. Unless I am misunderstanding what's going on.

Great job on the open. Unfortunately, it's hard to get keys for these because of the way the lock and key are made together, but it's a really cool process, so you should check it out if you are interested.

This should work on all tubular locks that the tool will fit in.

LOL. No, I am working there. I am also helping them remedy the situation.

Yeah, it's great. I see shit like this everywhere!

Yea, it should if I understand you correctly.

You are very welcome. I'm really happy I was able to help.

I honestly can't remember, but I think it is a Fort Lock GEM

Awesome, I'm super happy to hear that!

Nice! I've been working on getting one myself. I work closely with people that are removing tons of them and replacing them with park mobile signs but I haven't been able to get them to give me one yet.

@@NothingPicksLocks I actually use mine as a timer for frozen pizza in the oven. LOL

@thelockpickinglebowski633 Haha that's fuckin awesome!

Oh fuck, I hate those, but I'm pretty sure I have found a way to get them open.

@@NothingPicksLocks Haha! I have full faith in your abilities, mi amigo. It's definitely one of my favorite cam locks.

I've never put much thought into that but I'm sure it will keep me up tonight lol

Haha yea really. If things work out I'm supposed to be removing a ton of these from dorms that are being torn down so I'll have plenty of opportunities to I crease my Insanity

@@NothingPicksLocks That. Is. Awesome. I hope you score those.

Yea about 20-30% of them rake open in seconds. There is an exploit though that I'm still doing research on to see how many are vulnerable. So far I have o lying found a few that it didn't work on.

Sorry I didn't see this sooner. I think we spoke about this previously, but I would be honored to give it a shot.

Nope, not edited. My left hand is probably only relaxing when it doesn't need to be applying pressure or when I am applying too much pressure for the dial to turn properly. As for the final letter in the combo, the knob puts direct pressure from the fence onto the wheel pack, so if you have brute forced the first letter and you know the second letter all you have to do is apply pressure to the knob and the fence will fall into the gate when you reach it since the first two wheels are already lined up.

I was confused at first too. But then realized at the last round HE: started at I, went around the known E/F, then while spinning it, back he said he felt it grinding. Then just said it was open and opened it. BUT it LOOKED like the dial was at I/J when he opened it. But I assume he FELT it go fully into the slot around G/H, which is why he said he thought it was around G/H. I assume there is just a significant amount of slop in there so once it was all lined up it could go another 2 places and still open.

I'm glad you are enjoying it!

How so? I'm asking honestly as this was one of my first videos and I appreciate the feedback.

I have heard that argument quite a bit, but statistically, lock picking is by far the least used method by thieves. Lock picking is a skill that takes time to master as well as taking time to actually accomplish in the field. There are many quicker and easier ways to accomplish the same thing that I will not be posting for that reason. We teach lock picking to educate people about the products they are using so they can make a more informed decision on what they want protecting them and their belongings. We all know the companies selling these products will not be as straightforward.

Awesome, glad to hear it!

Thanks!