How to open a lock with a Swiss Army Knife / Lock picking with the tools of a Victorinox SAK.
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- Опубликовано: 11 май 2024
- In this video i show you my techniques, how i open a lock with the tools of a Swiss Army Knife.
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Used Knife: Victorinox Huntsman 
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My man, Felix went out of his way to make a wooden demonstration model. That's dedication.
I'd love to see the process of making that with Victorinox, only ;)
Rumour has it that he made the demo lock with a leatherman. 😱
Great model!!
he knew he wasnt really going to be able to do any lock picking with his knife so he needed something to stretch the video out to try to convince the algorithm to show his videos to more people. thats dedication to the algorithm
Called making money 💰 off this vid lol
No music, no drama, no cool drone footage, just amazing skill. Great Felix 💪🏻
Grazie!!
Despite having watched many lockpicking videos, yours was the first that actually explained why the pins bind as they do. I also really liked your wooden demonstration version, and how you were able to visually demonstrate it without having to look through a tiny camera or lots of clear plastic.
Thank you very much for this wonderful feedback!!!
Everyone should check out the “Lock Picking Lawyer”, he is the master. he can typically pick any lock and I really mean any lock under 2 minute and then take out all the pins and springs, to show the audience. His videos rarely takes more than 5 minutes. He also never shows his face , only his hands.
Despite having tried to understand lock picking from dedicated lock picking channels like LPL, I couldn't understand why it worked. With your beautiful model lock, I was finally able to understand how it works. Great video and explanation, thank you!
Thanks a lot for your wonderful feedback!
ive watched so many lockpicking videos but this is the best most simple yet most complete video on it. good job man
I truly enjoy how much effort you put into your videos I definitely always walk away from them learning something new to add to the toolbox of knowledge
This comment makes me very happy!!! Thank you!
I love your wooden lock model!
Thank you very much!
Hey Felix, the great vibes you put into sharing your knowledge is unparalleled. Thanks for that and keep on keeping on :)
Awesome video Felix.If an SAK user never uses the toothpick, replace it with modified tweezers which can pick a lock and open handcuffs. Thanks again Mr. Immler.
Super idea! Thank you!
@@FelixImmler
Is there a replacement tool like that?
Similar to the other after market add on tools like the fire ant you have shown.
if you pointy the tweezers you dont need the toothpick , that fire thingy can go there
I love itI love it. You’re not afraid to admit when something doesn’t work, but you go right back in there and do whatever it takes to make it work. You‘be shown usAll it takes is patience and time thanks Felix I love your show!
Great video. The old style tweezers without the plastic cap always worked well as a tension wrench with it's 90° bend at the end.
Another great tutorial ! Thank you so much Felix
Your videos are getting extremely professional. Thankyou.
Hello from Wellington, New Zealand. Thank you Herr Immler for yet another excellent video. The more I learn how to use my Swiss Army Knife the happier I am that it is always in my pocket in case of emergency. Please keep up the great work.
Exactly so. A proper SAK is an indispensable tool when combined with imagination and skills.
Sir i have to press like button immediately for your effort
Thank you!
Thank you! That's a nice bit of info to file away in the recesses of my brain for when it's ever needed.
Man you sure know how to smile Felix 😁 Your mood and attitude always seems excellent.
Such a cool channel. Love the fact that you're a Swiss Army Knife fan, and have SO MANY ideas for his to use it. So unique.
Big fan!
Das war nebenbei eines der besten Videos zum Thema Lockpicking und wie das ganze funktioniert, das ich je gesehen habe.
Can't imagine ill use this often (if at all) but its one more in the toolbox. Can't help but place value on this. Thanks as always felix
That was a very clear explanation of how lock picking works. Thank you.
Thanks a lot Gary!!
You're so cool I'll tell all my friends who are Victorinox collectors in Korea I hope you have a nice day~~~~~~~😀😀😀
Thank you so much for your support!!!
That handmade wood model is so great!! You hit the ball outta the park sir!!🤘
😆 Thank you very much!
Hey Felix! For a long time I dreamed of learning how to do this, but there was no reason. And now you've intrigued me. I will definitely try. I suspected that SAK was capable of this. I give a like.
@1:40 I like your giant lock model, Felix. Your explanation of the pins becoming progressively jammed and freed makes sense.
Thanks for your compliment!
That's an ingenious application! Well done, my friend!
Thank you so much my friend!
I'll bet every door is open for this guy. Keys like a locksmith. Thanks sir for your thorough and deep educational video 😏👍
Felix,you are the best.Hello from PR😃
Thank you very much!!
Fantastic and well done. No way Sak even dreamed this was possible with their product
Thank you John!
Thank You Felix, my first time seeing your channel, I would like to see more of your videos.
Bravo Felix 👏 more proof that the SAK is the ultimate EDC tool.
I always enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing them
Ну спасибо, Феликс, теперь все замки вскрою, бабла подниму! Спасибо за интересное видео!
Beste 👍🏽mit aufwändig gemachtem atrappe aus Holz. Wie cool hehe 😀
Vielen Dank!!
Thanks Felix, I spend a lot of time and energy trying to avoid needing this skill. Might be better just to accept that I probably will need it someday.
Sei sempre il migliore Felix!
my Friend, you're awesome, and your wood model it's the Best!!!! tnx for the class!!!
Hi Felix. Great demonstration and thanks for showing them 'warts and all' Stay safe. ATB. Nigel
Thank you Nigel!
Thank you Felix for all your efforts in sharing great SAK content. Stay blessed 🙏☺️
Thanks a lot for this wonderful compliment!
@@FelixImmler I own just a couple of SAKs and its only from your channel have I learned how potentially versatile n useful d tool can be. Much appreciated...😁
Hey Felix..It was also the name of horse of Alexander the Great.. But you seem to be a good Thief.. The way you opened the locks and after you smile that gave me goose bumps.. 😂😂😂
Thanks for visiting my channel and thanks for your funny comment!
Make a simple pick from a paperclip. Brilliant idea to use the tweezers as tension!
Thanks a lot!
I never expected this video! Well done! I enjoy picking locks, but never thought of using my Swill Army knife to pick a lock.
Thanks for your nice feedback!
Fine video, very well made with a lot of efforts put in it. Thank you!
utterly fabulous - thanks!
Good tip! Greetings from Brazil! 🇧🇷
Your demonstration is fantastic, thanks.
Thanks a lot Don!
Mad man is back ! I love your videos.
Hi Felix! Fun and useful demonstration. As I am sure you know, one can find lock picking demonstrations all over the Internet. One of the consequences of these tutorials has been to show the shocking weakness of commerically available locks. As a consumer, I hope this exposure will force manufacturers to get serious about the security of their products. Danke!
Interesting video. Amazing what a SAK is capable of in the right hands. Thanks for showing us...
Thanks for this kind comment!
Now that I have retired from my career as a dentist, I am looking for a new career. Burglary sounds good. I own several unused SAK given to me over the years from dental suppliers. Thanks for this instructional video to help me launch my new career, Felix!!!
Good luck! 😅😂
Excellent explanation of the lock picking process.... This is the best lock picking video I have seen.... Thanks for sharing
Hello Hector. Thanks a lot for this wonderful compliment!
I learned a lot watching this thanks!
Ciao Felix, mi piace come spieghi e come dici le cose, sei un grande 👍grazie Angelo
You are the real MacGyver with a swiss army knife!
You have either contributed to my delinquency or edified me. That was right on the line. Good to know.
Haa ha haa, thanks for your compliment!
Love it, I might modify an old one of mine!
Loved the wooden model! Great use and abuse of the SAK tools. I think I will get a lock pick set and only use the SAK tools if needed in an emergency
I am almost at exactly the same stage you are, I bought a set for my wife and I to do something fun together, It has been great fun
Thanks a lot. After watching your great and very clear video I could solve a problem of the lock of my desk at my new office…
Haa ha haaa super!
I wonder if Victorinox thought of this as another function? Good Friday to you Felix. Excellent video as always. Love the effort you put into your projects. Thank you for going the extra mile. Bravo.
He is paid by them soooo, Kinda!
I actually always have the tweezers in my swiss champ in my pocket and the tweezers in my SD on my key chain! So this is great!
Very cool! I've had success using the corkscrew for tension.
Once i had bend the tweezers using it as a tension tool and i had used the stainless pin as raking tool,the toothpick was too big,but the pin was too short,so i holded it with the pliers of my SAK,finaly it works with a little bit of luck.Now in an emergency situation I could separate the tweezers in to two part,to use one as tension tool and to file the second part with the metal file from my SAK to use it as a raking tool(i carry two tweezers,one my pocket,one in my key chain,Lol).The paper clips are great locking picking tools,MacGyver's style...anyway,nice video as always,Greetings from Greece my friend.
Hello Nikos. Thank you so much for this interesting comment. I have to go on your channel and look for this video! Greetings from Switzerland
Best explanation yet👏.Keep making great content. You're very good at it.
Thank you so much for this feedback!
I have to try. Thanks for showing!
Thanks for watching!
I've done this recently using the tweezer as a tension tool and a bent paperclip as the rake. It's worked a few time for me.
Excellent video.
If your SAK has the pliers & a file, you can use bobby pins like girls put in their hair to make all kinds of funky little picks & tensioners.
And you don't even really need those.
You can snap the bobby pin in half, use the lock itself for any bends that need to be made and grind any sharp corners down on the pavement
Hi Felix! Congratulations for your wonderful videos! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
I love your energy!
Thank you very much!!
Спасибо! Интересное видео! Хорошо проделанная работа к пониманию новых функций Викторинокс!
Very good video, thank you. Informative indeed.
Always great info from you Felix, ty for sharing…
Hello Ben. Thanks a lot for watching!
Wieder mal super gemacht. Alleine Respekt für das Model!
Danke für das Lob!
Great video by the way I was thinking instead of having a toothpick you could have two sets of tweezers one regular and one pointed. The pointed tweezers could also act as a toothpick.
Nice video🙏
I have some practice locks to play with, so got on it to try. But used the added sewing needle in the saw slot as the pick, and bended the tweezers with the can opener to create a tentioner (and bended it back when done), it worked easy on the easy practice lock, after a couple of tries some others locks but locks with high and low key teeth did not open I got myself the other Macgyver toy (paper clip that kan be added on the keyring) and bended a little hook with the hole of the awl to improvise a hook pin and got some extra ( not all) locks opened.
I tried to take the tweezers apart with just my sak (modified ranger) but almost cut myself.... maybe a video to take those apart in the field with just a sak could help😉
Cool wooden model! Great video, thanks for making it!
Thank you Adam!
Thank you for this excellent video, Mr. Felix Immler. I think you may have kickstarted my new career. LOL.
That was very good. Well done.
God bless you for having a joyful spirit 🙏
Thanks a lot!
This is what I have been waiting for 😀
As a beginner at lock picking, I would say your last solution is the best, but quite limited to certain locks. I think a good, basic, easy test lock would be a Master lock N°3.
A very interesting project and very well demonstrated. I will be mentioning it on my channel (where I do a bit of lock picking) 👍👍👍🍻
it wouldn't be hard to make a rake from a beer can in a fix . . .
@@mollylemonk2633 I made a video ages ago, #010 Bushcrafting a Key From a Beer Can :-) Just a bit of fun really. One of the most common lockpicking tools that are made from beer cans are shims.
Cheers Molly 🥂
Thank you so much for your support!!
Very interesting know how works a padlock, all knowledge open the mind. Thanks Felix, a curious video clip
Assolutamente fantastico!! grande Felix!!
I used to this when I was a kid with the tweezers of the SAK 😊
I learned how to pick a lock off the TV show "Magnum PI" years ago. it took many episodes to get the way to do it. Yours it took only one vid!!! In Canada it is illegal to carry lock picking tools unless you are a lock smith. Now every Boy Scout could go to jail. Great vid.
Thanks for your feedback!
Nice simple demo!
Thank you Bruce!
Nicely done Felix!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I really enjoy your content Felix! Keep up the great work!
Thank you Dan!!
1:45 into this video & I see a BRILLIANTLY MADE MODEL MADE FROM EOOD 👍🏼. Like always, another great video
Thanks a lot for this wonderful compliment!!
best explenation ever!
Thank you very much!!
Woke up at 1:30 found this channel so awesome!
I learned super interesting stuff :)
That makes me happy. Thank you!
Awesome video as usual! This makes a good case for having two tweezers in one knife.
Thanks a lot Jack!!
Excellent explanation of how locks work!
This will work on small, light locks, but with heavier locks you will not likely have enough torsion force to lock the pins in place.
I bet you could modify some of the other tools on the SAK to pick just about any lock if you took it apart or had 2 SAK's modified purposefully.... I did something like that with feeler gauges.
Thanks a lot for your interesting hint!
Getting that Simon Templar vibe...
Love it
😂😂 Thank you!
Good to see you!
Thank you!
I use to use the hook on my finger nail clippers, works great but I will gives this a try with my huntsman...thank you SIR Felix...
Thanks a lot for your interesting feedback!
Super erklärt! Ich hab das auch schon mal mit so einem Übungsschloss versucht, bin aber kläglich gescheitert. Ich versuch das jetzt natürlich noch mal
Das freut mich sehr!
An interesting use and more realistic than the McGuyver version! It would be interesting to see picks designed to replace the toothpick, like that firesteel. You could certainly have a hook or city rake etc.
Thanks for your interesting idea!!
The only McGuyver lockopening with the Swiss army knife i remember, was one of these old locks where the key is a round rod with the keybit attacked. He pushed the key out the other side while he had slid a map under the door to catch it and pulled tha map back. Conveniently thegap between the floor and the door was big enough that the key would fit.
@@nirfz That's one of the more realistic examples, but they've also just had him straight up defeat locks (I believe in-door knob) bu inserting a tool and fiddling, memory says the awl. Some googling says that probably happened in Season 1 Episode 10 'Target Macgyver' and it was in fact the awl on the back.
He has however, also picked a lock with tweezers, but in true show style he just slid them in a waggled them until it opened, no two tool approach.
@@DorkForge ok i didn't remember those😁. (found someone who did a little mod and used a tensioner: ruclips.net/video/uN9huKFCw3I/видео.html)
One thing i really have to give to McGuyver is that he had 2 of the most realistic bomb "defusals" i have seen on screen: At one instance he put his carboard icehockey ticket between the contacts of a relay as an isolation (so when the button was pushed no current was flowing and the detonator was not ignited), and on another occasion he pulled the detonators out of the c4 and removed the explosives far enough that the detonator couldn't detonate them.
Everytime i see someone trying to figure out which colour wires to cut on screen i remember these two instances.
Wie immer super cooler Content, weitet so!! Du bist echt ein Profi!!
Vielen Dank Dir!
Danke Felix!
Great tips of an old school trick I learned decades ago. 😀🤠 👍👍s & 5⭐
Thank you 😀😀
Love from India for that wooden Model ❤