Dangerfield SKELETON - Lock Pick Multi-Tool Evolution
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- The DANGERFIELD SKELETON - Lightweight but tough and durable, perfectly balanced, and a decent selection of popular picks and rakes. It could be the best lock picking set for beginners, or yourself of course. There's even a THIRTY PIECE EXPANSION SET available for this tool (linked below) The Dangerfield Skeleton is lock picking multi-tools evolving.
You can purchase the Dangerfield Skeleton Here
USA: LOCK PICK WORLD: www.lockpickwo...
UK/EU: UK BUMP KEYS: www.ukbumpkeys...
THIRTY PIECE EXPANSION PACKS HERE:
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UK/EU: www.ukbumpkeys...
Hello everyone - we got there in the end. If you enjoyed this, hit that beautiful THUMBS-UP - Cheers! Great bit of kit this, aeronautics grade aluminium, and high yield 301 stainless steel picks. For me that's where it's value is, it's very, VERY, light on your keyring, without losing any strength.
Merry late Christmas mate.🤘👍
@@mickconnolly5784 Happy birthday, Mick.
@@LockPickingLegend HAhahaha. Im going to get me one of these love the Design Dont be offended But it Looks Very similar to the old Mad Bobs. Pocket pick . Your one is nice as soon as i get a few spare dollars i most definitely will buy the Dangerfield one very nice. Oh happy birthday m8 👍🤘🤪🤣🗝
@@mickconnolly5784 Maybe treat yourself for New Years Eve, that's just around the corner. And yes, the elongated screw is much like Mad Bob's, they made good tools.
That's a neat-looking tool which may have to go on my 'to get' list. I like how the nun snuck in at the end! 👍😂
She snuck in herself, I was quite concerned when I watched the video back. If you like Jackknives, multitools, whatever you want to call them, it wins because it's light. That's not only better on your keyring, but better when picking as you're not fighting the ridiculous balance of a chunk of steel.
Great looking tool mate and a great video again, you mentioned about how sometimes it takes longer to pick locks especially on camera thats what i love about your videos its true life we all struggle with locks at times and its so easy to watch certain pickers and feel inadiquate when they get fast opens, keep uo the great work buddy 🙂👍
Sometimes I feel I should video me videoing, some of the near-yoga positions I'm in to make it happen. The cross-sections are the worst because I'm picking the front of the lock while looking at the back. But yes, I'm not going to edit out failed attempts to pick etc for the exact reason you said. Beginners get discouraged by it. Thanks for the kind words.
Dangerfield shares must be going up as we speak 🤣 or going down after showing how easy it is to put back together you LEG END 👍
Ha! It's quite a nice design, but like most things, not so nice after a 10 hour day, and then making a video at 4 AM. Have a good year, mate.
I learn a lot from your picking and I enjoy your weird sense of humor lol
Appreciated, with many of the lock picking channels very similar, I thought it might be nice to remind people it's meant to be fun!
Very much enjoyed that, thanks for sharing
Cheers, Steve - thanks for watching!
Great review Legend!, I enjoyed!
Thank you, Mr Fire - appreciated.
The no nun is still on her holidays I see....oh no 😂
Oh yes, I knew her fans would be waiting - who am I to deny them?
I have one, it is nice but I still would. Rather, the RCS Jack knife from Southern specialties.
Hello David. Thanks for watching. I haven't heard that Jacknife mentioned in years. I used to have the plastic version. Decent enough jacknife, I filed down the ball pick into a hook.Did you get the 30pc upgrade kit for the Skeleton?
Yes, I got the 30 pack replacement pics. Don't get me wrong. I do enjoy the skeleton but not really for the price. I know a few years back when I got my RCS Jack knife. I was able to customize what came inside it so I got all hooks. And the body on it. I believe is aircraft aluminum, which is really nice. The only thing I've had to replace on it was the locking screw. I like to keep mine locked in place. So ya the threads sheared off after a while, Thanks again for the video I enjoyed it.
@@daviddittmar9450 I really appreciate your feedback. A little improvement I've made to my Skeleton, I took a bit of 1000 grit glasspaper to the bottoms of the picks, where they sit on the...er...don't know what it's called. But it gives the picks a bit more friction, perhaps? Is that the word? I mean between each other. Albert Lebel suggested it to me. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. I like the RCS too - at least it had some kind of new feature, the locking arm, a lot of multi-tools are much the same, so always nice to have a bit of innovation.
I need to polish mine up
Nice one C.D. do I need another jackknife? Looks like it
it does offer a few things others don't - which is why it's pretty cool - doesn't weight a ton, has got a TOK wrnech (can be BOK'ed) that you don't have to jam in the back (and lose) AND... it looks lovely. Cheers, Wat.
Sweet tool Chris been knocking the s41t out of mine for a month now and its still going strong! LEGENDARY!
Oh you have one? Amazing. Then you'll know what I mean about it not being like having a lead-weight in your pocket. Lock Noob made a decent review too.
Very nice tool, you make me want one... Id hate to have a tool with dangerfields name on it though. He's a prik based on my experience. As in chris dangerfield im assuming
That's the lad.
@@LockPickingLegend yeah him spoke to me in some sub human way after he effed up my situation and i tried explaining the predicament he left me in. Id rather pay triple than visit his shop.
@@KomenCents What happened?
Neat pocket pick set!
Well it offers a couple of new things - it's TOK (which isn't jammed in the back of the unit which in my experience tend to be too tight or too loose) and it doesn't weigh a ton. Anyway, Happy Easter.
@@LockPickingLegend I’m definitely going to grab one to try out. I have several different types but all of them are lacking in one way or another. I haven’t found the perfect one for my uses yet. I probably never will find it.
@@FriedPi-mc5yt Understood - I should also say, because it's light, it's more like using a pick than a Jacknife because the balance on them is usually terrible. I mean it's not perfect in that respect as there's 7 other steel picks in there - but an improvement on the rest for sure.
@@LockPickingLegend Good to know what to expect. I like the idea of possibly having other picks to add to the tool as well. Or at least replace ones I’m less fond of with ones that are more suitable for my tastes. One thing I’ve learned is that pickers will never agree on the best 7 picks to have.
@@FriedPi-mc5yt Agreed - there's more picks coming out for sure - and not like next year or anything. I think we're looking at weeks - maybe a month or two - I don't know exactly.
Might treat myself to one of them Chris, any options on dual thicknes ? the praxis set is good so ill give this a try
What I would say Barry - is join the UK Bump Keys mailing list (or Lock Pick World mailing list if you're USA) as word is thewre's going to be a promotion where you can get the Skeleton Multitool with their NEW 30pc Expansion set (which includes loads more hooks, rakes, miniknives, decoder blades, an updated quick release feature, and three more different sizes of wrenches. That is going out this week, possibly tomorrow. I think there'll be another expansion set soon where there'll be different gauges.
Ah and he's in with the nun right at the end 😅 no!
I swear I did not edit that in, she's taking over.
1nd
That like button was so amazingly attractive I had to gently push it.
@@BrettSucks It can be quite frustrating, you spend a lot of time making a video, picking the locks, editing, rendering, uploading, and it's not really much to ask for a like. I try to do it on every video I watch now - having felt the pain. I was watching a football live watchalong the other night and he had 3000+ people watching, and only 70ish likes. When RUclips knows people like a video the promote it - when they don't - not so much. Thanks for giving it a little tickle.
@@LockPickingLegend
Yer welcome
I never not like a video from the legend of the lock pickers.
@@lockworkorange4458 Lovely! Cheers, Mr Orange.
Your horrible auto focus makes this unwatchable. Either use a real camera with phase detect AF and a lens that does not focus breath, or, set the focus manually and leave it.
It would be better if you didn’t watch it,
That way we wouldn’t have listen to you whining about nerdy camera stuff that you are desperately trying to convince us that you are an expert on,
Get a life & do one.
😆
No need for that negitivity! Were not all experts with cameras!!
It's not for everyone.
Nice one Chris, that's definitely on my shopping list. Keep them coming mate, by far the best lock picking channel on RUclips 👍
Mr O'Gilmore - Happy Easter my friend. It's a cool tool, nice touch with the TOK. If you're going to bring another jacknife (or multitool as they seem to be called these days - I 'spose 'Jacknife' is too upsetting for people) at least offer something new. We just hit 2K subs! Only just noticed.
@@LockPickingLegend what's a TOK ? Yes we must be careful not to upset the perpetual and professional victims. And a happy New Year to you too.
@@steveyogilmore5314 You can tension a lock from either the top or the bottom of the keyway. For years, decades even the default method to pick locks was in the Bottom of Keyway (BOK) but a few years ago people realised you could also tension the keyway from the Top of Keyway (TOK). Both have positives and negatives, things that free-up or impede the picking - and usually the lock dictates which one is best to use for that lock. There you go.
@@LockPickingLegend I usually use a dental pick. Place pick TOK and 'jiggle' left and right whilst EPG'ing the pins and spin if required.
The tip is very fine and doesn't get in the way and you can still adjust the pressure.
Just something I've done for 15 years.
@@steveyogilmore5314 I can see that working - you'd probably be better off putting pressure on just the clockwise direction though, as most locks open clockwise, and kind of 'pulse' the tensioner (or dental pick, lol) so you're moving through different tensions. Swinging it side to side is probably giving you that effect anyway, but it will be a lot less hassle to just go clockwise.