Great picking Pete, those tubular locks can be fun to pick when you get used to them. I can hear the hard rain, we have it just as bad here!!! Also had really heavy hailstones which come right down our chimney because we don't have a cap (and they melt on the rug at the bottom leaving black marks!!!)
Thanks for your method. I was trying to pick while using a tension bar on the core. Like other people show. In their videos. Yours shows that you don't need to have some useless bar in the way. That you need to work around. And the core turns by its self. It took a while to do. For my first pick. I did get my new toolbox open. And put a key in a non locking cabinet.
that was a great pick Pete. Tubular's can be a lot of fun to pick. And I'll take that hard rain rather than the 18inches of snow we had last week. But it's almost all gone now. Hopefully that's it for this year.
Thanks, they do seem a bit of fun, I'll have to try and find some more now, good luck with the snow, we haven't had a decent snowfall for years, an occasional one is nice to see :-)
Great picking Pete :). These tubular locks seem to be really not easy :). Sad that the lock didn't make it in time to you for the challenge :( , but very nice from John to get you one :). Here it was raining dogs and cats today too ;). Thanks alot for sharing :).
GOOD MORNING Pete great spp'd .Mabe you moved in to shed to soon lol .that. tubular look alot easier pick than bicycle lock .and it wasn't in the dark lol thank you for sharing. 😎😎😎😎😎
Great work again buddy. Unfortunately my tubular came too late (today) so I missed that part of the spring break challenge 😩😭😪💩,will have to wait until next year now. What amount of tension were you using on that lock (just so I can do the same with mine🤔🤔🤔😉😘😘👍 Thanks as always for sharing🍺🎉😍😍👍
Thanks, I did find I had to alter the tension, started off medium, I found it easier to get the initial ones to set that way, and then when none of the pins moved any more I started lightening it up until they did.
How about you come to my house, pick my lock and take it out so I can put it in a vise where it is stable, well-lit and easy to get at. Then I can make a video of me playing with the "tool" and not really showing anybody anything but telling them how easy it is to pick one of these. And, at the very least, once you have picked my lock and taken it out, my problem is solved.
luis garcia are you dumb or what? He was holding tension on the back just as you would the front. Only reason he held it on the back was so you could see the camera angle. Ya, youre just dumb, nevermind.
Sucks because I dont understand how he put it back into place because clearly we have no access to turn the back of the lock when it is attached to the machine ...
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Great picking Pete, those tubular locks can be fun to pick when you get used to them. I can hear the hard rain, we have it just as bad here!!! Also had really heavy hailstones which come right down our chimney because we don't have a cap (and they melt on the rug at the bottom leaving black marks!!!)
Thanks, that what happens if you live North of Watford Gap :-) :-)
Thanks for your method. I was trying to pick while using a tension bar on the core. Like other people show. In their videos.
Yours shows that you don't need to have some useless bar in the way. That you need to work around. And the core turns by its self. It took a while to do. For my first pick. I did get my new toolbox open. And put a key in a non locking cabinet.
0:45 Was tensioned from behind for camera. So you need bar in real life situations. Just saying
this was very eye opening, I like the straw and the pen the best
that was a great pick Pete. Tubular's can be a lot of fun to pick. And I'll take that hard rain rather than the 18inches of snow we had last week. But it's almost all gone now. Hopefully that's it for this year.
Thanks, they do seem a bit of fun, I'll have to try and find some more now, good luck with the snow, we haven't had a decent snowfall for years, an occasional one is nice to see :-)
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Appears to be better than the average key lock.
there' s nothing like the sound of rain . nice picking.😃
Great picking Pete :). These tubular locks seem to be really not easy :). Sad that the lock didn't make it in time to you for the challenge :( , but very nice from John to get you one :). Here it was raining dogs and cats today too ;). Thanks alot for sharing :).
Thanks, they don't seem so bad once you start on them.
Looked in the tool maket for one this evening, but sadly didn't find one. But I will continue to look for one, as I'm really interested :).
GOOD MORNING Pete great spp'd .Mabe you moved in to shed to soon lol .that. tubular look alot easier pick than bicycle lock .and it wasn't in the dark lol thank you for sharing. 😎😎😎😎😎
Thanks, I maybe should have left it another couple of weeks, the temperature plummeted here as well just after.
great picking Pete !
rain sounds bad. sunny here at the moment :)
Thanks, sunny here as well, that was yesterday :-)
very nice picking my friend.U can hear that rain it just as bad here😂👍😊😊😊
Thanks, it was certainly dumping it down.
Excellent.
Just what with tension tool...?!
Important points..!)))
6 mins at the atm is not gone cut it, I need 3 mins if not then is off lol😂😂😂
Well took a while but works
This was a disaster, I have to break off everithing on the panel and then have to use a grinder to grind off the door!!
Always nice to see :-) this must be fate as I literally just converted a harpoon key extractor into a much more useful probe pick :-)
Thanks, certainly sounds like Karma :-)
U have to pick it 7times all the way round so it wasn't open u need to go all the way round
He could have used a straw
Great work again buddy.
Unfortunately my tubular came too late (today) so I missed that part of the spring break challenge 😩😭😪💩,will have to wait until next year now.
What amount of tension were you using on that lock (just so I can do the same with mine🤔🤔🤔😉😘😘👍
Thanks as always for sharing🍺🎉😍😍👍
Thanks, I did find I had to alter the tension, started off medium, I found it easier to get the initial ones to set that way, and then when none of the pins moved any more I started lightening it up until they did.
So just pushing down.
People who’s trying to break into there sisters safe😈😈
How about you come to my house, pick my lock and take it out so I can put it in a vise where it is stable, well-lit and easy to get at. Then I can make a video of me playing with the "tool" and not really showing anybody anything but telling them how easy it is to pick one of these. And, at the very least, once you have picked my lock and taken it out, my problem is solved.
Ur picking a lock that is out already. And what was ur hand doing holding the back of the lock when it unlocked.
luis garcia are you dumb or what? He was holding tension on the back just as you would the front. Only reason he held it on the back was so you could see the camera angle. Ya, youre just dumb, nevermind.
@@JM-yx1lm u the only person thats replying to my dumb comment and u giving me this much time is impressive.
Lmao
Sucks because I dont understand how he put it back into place because clearly we have no access to turn the back of the lock when it is attached to the machine ...
is it raining? love the background white noise
Yes, it's tipping down, and the shed's not insulated.
Any luck with Esd?
It would help I f you explaned a little what y
Ou were doing
Nice.
I really hate these locks and need some help so if this guy is lucky then yes he's lucky
Explain what you’re doing
How do I pick mines
👄 yawn!
I'm not exactly sure how it works...could you help?
No
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