(553) Make Bump Keys the RIGHT way!

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  • Опубликовано: 25 май 2014
  • Lots of confusion out there about bump keys, so here is how to make bump keys the right way.
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Комментарии • 572

  • @sethgordon8954
    @sethgordon8954 6 лет назад +286

    "Do whatever you want" does not mean do whatever you want. ABORT ABORT!

    • @bosnianbill
      @bosnianbill  6 лет назад +46

      Seth, you are the ONLY person to get the joke, and this has been up for a WHILE! 👍😋

    • @sethgordon8954
      @sethgordon8954 6 лет назад +3

      I try man. Loving the videos, actually order a couple picks and an ez decoder off your suggestion for a beginner set. Sparrow is awesome.

    • @CherylNewmanNonPCNewsandViews
      @CherylNewmanNonPCNewsandViews 5 лет назад +4

      In order to access your videos or to purchase lock picks and beginner thief kits, there should be a code that a person must enter to show they have a locksmith license. Otherwise, thieves use your knowledge, tools and step-by-step guides as a one-stop breaking and entering site that put vulnerable people like me in harm's way.

    • @invisibleoc
      @invisibleoc 5 лет назад +35

      @@CherylNewmanNonPCNewsandViews - uh no. That's the same fallacy as saying that we shouldn't test computer security. "Security through obscurity" is a wrong-headed notion, as it handily ensures that *only* bad actors have the knowledge- the people likely to abuse it. Moreover, without knowing what's insecure and why, people can never improve their security, nor is there any incentive for manufacturers to fix their products.
      Moreover, thieves tend not to sit around and pick locks. They break windows, break weak doors, cut bike locks. They're opportunists, and value the quickest and most efficent method.
      A policy of official ignorance is the enemy of security every single time- in any field. If the information isn't out there, then you can't make good decisions when your threat analysis tells you that you have a security-critical installation. Commercial companies can and will sell you "security theatre" (hi, Masterlock) to make the big dollars, while knowing they're only providing the illusion of security. Sunlight is the best disinfectant, and informed customers/users help make vendors honest.
      You don't need to worry about the lock nerds on youtube, anyway. You need to worry about the guy with the housebrick, and your easily-accessible downstairs window. Worried about your bike? It's the passer-by who just happens to be carrying bolt croppers that you need to worry about, not the locksporter who'd need ten minutes to pick their way in.

    • @CherylNewmanNonPCNewsandViews
      @CherylNewmanNonPCNewsandViews 5 лет назад +5

      @@invisibleoc This isn't a computer that has virus and malware protection software and can have code written for new hackers. They also don't sell beginner hacking kits w step-by-step visuals.
      Furthermore when you say key manufacturers can use a site like this to improve their products, then they also need ppl like me to comment on such sites that destabilizes my safety. As well, this site isn't teaching smash-and-grab burglary, but detailed ways to break into any lock along w beginner kit sales.
      The only ignorance here is comparing apples to oranges.

  • @izraulhidashi4323
    @izraulhidashi4323 5 лет назад +226

    Never in a millions years could I have answered the question "what do castrated goats & lock picking have to do with each other?" And now I can answer that with 100% confidence if ever asked. Friken sweet!

    • @scottyj6226
      @scottyj6226 5 лет назад +12

      izraul hidashi you could also answer, "a set of bolt cutters makes the job go faster."

    • @robertburns1717
      @robertburns1717 4 года назад +3

      🤣😂😂😂

    • @dozog
      @dozog 4 года назад +3

      Its a common quiz question in my part of the planet.

    • @SubhamKumar-hi5nz
      @SubhamKumar-hi5nz 4 года назад

      izraul hidashi j

    • @romrom5065
      @romrom5065 4 года назад

      اااا

  • @TheFriskyComiskey
    @TheFriskyComiskey 2 года назад +13

    Bill was the reason I got into lock sport years ago. Enjoy your life and cherish you family. Thank you for everything you taught me. You'll be missed.

  • @timmartin3188
    @timmartin3188 9 лет назад +265

    BosnianBill, Thank you for producing these great videos! I am disabled and bored out of my freaking mind. My nephew is a locksmith up in Oregon and he got me a set of picks as a joke (he doesnt think I can pick locks I guess) I have pretty much picked every lock I can find around this place (had a problem with a few but after watching your videos I have gottem much better) I have now ordered a set from Sparrow and got a 39 piece bump key set and a set of jigglers.. I still have problems with my hands most days and cant do anything but on those days I fill it with watching your videos..

    • @notgonnapay
      @notgonnapay 9 лет назад +20

      That's awesome man. My dad's disabled and out of work too and I always tell him he needs a hobby. He's got a bad back so he can't do anything active, which is what he's done his whole life. I don't know what's wrong with you but I think it's really cool that you're nephew even sent you lockpicks as my cousins can't even take care of themselves (they're degenerates.)

    • @pawewojtas88
      @pawewojtas88 6 лет назад +5

      Not sure about where You live and how disabled You are but since You can pick locks with a certain ease You could make a living out of it where I live. Great hobby either way.

    • @izraulhidashi4323
      @izraulhidashi4323 5 лет назад +9

      You should learn to pick with your mouth, then challenge your Nephew to a lock picking dual next time you see him, preferably in front of his girlfriend.

    • @pjwlk
      @pjwlk 5 лет назад +4

      I love your spirit Tim. So many people wally is self pity. They can learn something from you!

    • @jm-sh6qr
      @jm-sh6qr 5 лет назад +5

      I wouldn't personally recommend picking a lock that you're currently using as you might damage it

  • @mandolinic
    @mandolinic 8 лет назад +76

    These videos are a complete revelation. Before I started watching them I was completely ignorant about locks, and basically I thought one lock was as good as another - boy, have I had my eyes opened! Thanks, Bill. I really appreciate the trouble you go to when you make these vids.

    • @GreenAppelPie
      @GreenAppelPie 8 лет назад +5

      I totally agree

    • @anonymous5909
      @anonymous5909 8 лет назад +4

      now you know that basically all locks are worthless to someone with enough desire. Locks merely keep the honest honest and locksmiths employed. Burglars usually just kick the door in, no bumping nor picking needed lol

    • @swine13
      @swine13 3 года назад +1

      Its insane. They should make this sort of thing mandatory viewing in school. I mean, its not like they're bothering to teach our children how to _spell_ any more, so the least they can do is teach them useful life information like this...

  • @Prcssnmn
    @Prcssnmn 8 лет назад +6

    Oh my goodness, that "spring loading" the bump key is genius. I had to bump a lock I couldn't pick just last night and was even having a little bit of difficulty bumping it. I eventually got it, but it puts a bit of strain on the hands and fingers having to pull out the key every time. Thank you for this video.

  • @meesterp
    @meesterp 9 лет назад +274

    Darn, just used up the last of my goat castrasting rings.

    • @jordodunn8565
      @jordodunn8565 9 лет назад +1

      meesterp lol

    • @andrewsanford1245
      @andrewsanford1245 8 лет назад +1

      Hate when that happens. I wonder if they are on amazon

    • @spoofer20
      @spoofer20 8 лет назад +1

      +Andrew Sanford www.ebay.com/itm/Castrating-Bands-Elastrator-Rings-100ct-Green-Donuts-Calves-Goats-Sheep-Lamb-/131678240287?hash=item1ea8a27e1f:g:k30AAOSw1S9Wcb4f

    • @meesterp
      @meesterp 8 лет назад +13

      spoofer20 uh oh. I saw a bag of those on my wife's desk

    • @spoofer20
      @spoofer20 8 лет назад +8

      meesterp Well then you better hide your keys

  • @krissisk432
    @krissisk432 10 лет назад +47

    Bill, your videos confirm for me what I already knew: locks are only good for keeping honest people honest.

    • @swine13
      @swine13 3 года назад +2

      And when you consider just how many dishonest people there are...
      I dont lock many of my valuables up, any more. I've adopted a new technique of "keeping it within eyesight" if it really matters to me. 😒
      The only lock I've seen pass both this channel and LPLs channel is the Bowley lock with those 2 internal steel cylinders. Resistant to bumping, basically impervious to picking, solid steel construction resists melting, no plastic mechanics... its basically what all locks _would_ be like if people weren't happy with buying crap locks instead.

  • @woolwolfduckstar4593
    @woolwolfduckstar4593 2 года назад +3

    Wish you all the best in your retirement. Your videos are always informative and educational.

  • @oniyukiyasu8513
    @oniyukiyasu8513 8 лет назад +6

    Dear Sir, I would like to express my deepest gratitude for not only your videos but to you ( you're like a mentor that I've never had the chance to meet ). I studied your videos and downloaded a lot of books about lock picking for having a lot of sudden interests in it. I stick to the 2 "Golden Rules". Once my friend need somebody to open the computer lab coz only one person holding the keys but she wasn't there.I am an ordinary English teacher, sir. He turned to me and I opened the wafer padlock with a paper clip and the grill lock with a fluffy dust brush's round edge ( it's a twisted wire handle type ). But all sudden a lot of people looked up to me, even some worry bout my newly unknown shown potential.Just wanna say that you inspire the whole world. Thank You Very Much :)

  • @chadgooden5259
    @chadgooden5259 10 лет назад +1

    LOL The bike ad at the end just set me off laughing at work. Everyone came to my office to see what was so funny.
    It real funny to me because I'm having the same "discussion" with my wife. ;)

  • @sc0tte1-416
    @sc0tte1-416 8 лет назад +140

    LOL at that ad in the end. That's a shame, it's a beautiful bike.

    • @dahgman3225
      @dahgman3225 7 лет назад +13

      😭 a tear shed for a wasted machine, I hope the bike finds a great new home

  • @newfdogg
    @newfdogg 8 лет назад +3

    Bill, I just about died laughing when I read your ad with the bike, lol !! ;)

  • @lockpickingnik4065
    @lockpickingnik4065 10 лет назад

    Again a great video Bill!
    I think I'm gonna make some Bump keys my selve, now I know how to do it RIGHT.
    Thank you for your great videos, man!!

  • @user-jx2kg2er5o
    @user-jx2kg2er5o 6 лет назад

    I LOVE your channel! Probably the best on youtube related to lockpicking and related topics.

  • @yommmrr
    @yommmrr 2 года назад

    Thanks for everything Bill. I hope your future is full of health and happiness

  • @mryan2010
    @mryan2010 7 лет назад +16

    Nice demo. I used to be a locksmith 35 years ago. Pre-bump key.

    • @philwhipple4557
      @philwhipple4557 2 года назад

      Bump keys have been around for more than 50 years

  • @forric23
    @forric23 2 года назад

    Bosnian Bill, I just wanted to say thank you for all your great content. You will be missed. Good luck for the future. 🍺

  • @edwinlugosr.7893
    @edwinlugosr.7893 4 года назад

    Hello what's up my people I'm disable but that does not make me do bad things in life,what it does is make me & my mine think a little better like how to work on my car which i personally thank the you tube app. For showing me the good ways of working while Beeing disable I've learned a lot threw this you tube app. And i would like to say Thank you (RUclips.com) For helping me learne lots of skills and tecnics. That i never new ...yours truly Mr. E doggie dog .

  • @peterbutler166
    @peterbutler166 2 года назад

    Bill, thank you and goodnight!! Just seen on lpls that you are retiring, so very best of luck and thanks for all the laughs and knowledge!!

  • @bobvogt9750
    @bobvogt9750 2 года назад

    One of my first video I watched of yours. Thank you for your time.

  • @AspiePickerr
    @AspiePickerr 9 лет назад

    Great Tutorial Bosnian Bill, I am following it and making my first one today.

  • @coplock6689
    @coplock6689 9 лет назад

    Very cool Bill. I don't normally bump or rake. I mostly SPP. However, I have been trying to learn how to bump correctly for emergency situations at work. anyway, great video.

  • @abdalhassan8351
    @abdalhassan8351 4 года назад +1

    I think it is the best way to open any lock. Thank you very very much. I will try to make it at home.

  • @shantygaming694
    @shantygaming694 8 лет назад

    LOL! That ad at the end is absolutely hilarious. Nice bike.

  • @clintonbeckway4171
    @clintonbeckway4171 9 лет назад

    ONE MORE SKILL TO MY LOCKING HOBBY , i need more practic thanks for that great video.

  • @theartfuldodger935
    @theartfuldodger935 9 лет назад

    My friend, YOU, that's right, YOU, make the best instructional videos on all of RUclips. This was excellence from beginning to end. Clear, concise, complete and fun to watch.

  • @bilmasvoy
    @bilmasvoy 9 лет назад

    awesome very easy to bump, i am learning a lot things watching thees videos, thank you.

  • @nelsonalquino9590
    @nelsonalquino9590 Год назад

    salamat sa pag share ng collection mo boss godblees po sa channel mo ❤❤❤❤

  • @IberianTRex
    @IberianTRex 10 лет назад

    A very nice example of using the rubbers, very nice video buddy!

  • @killhamtaro1514
    @killhamtaro1514 10 лет назад +1

    Such a nice looking bike. I'm sure you won't have any issues selling it.

  • @jtjardin
    @jtjardin 6 лет назад

    Used Abracadabra A1 Locksmith today the guy could not have been more helpful if he’d tried. Highly recommended now in my address book.

  • @ghosttwo2
    @ghosttwo2 9 лет назад

    Excellent video. I will probably never have to do this myself, but is is exemplary of the 'handmade, tricky, generic-looking tools' this activity requires. I've been known to mill quite a few 'handy little tools' in my bathroom with a dremel, and you can't go wrong with a set of diamond needle files (like sandpaper that never fades), Personally, I think bill would do well to go full-AvE and do a few full-length recordings of him making a custom pick, or grinding out Master 410 cutaway.

  • @jeffdishong7095
    @jeffdishong7095 Год назад

    Pimp ass vid Bill!!!! Good knowledge, shown the correct way!!! I learned this from you about 6 years ago in another video of yours. I really need to send you some 💵..... your knowledge, which has become mine has been more than useful. I’m very grateful brother, ttyl!!

  • @Hellbringerspvp
    @Hellbringerspvp 10 лет назад

    Bill, The Last picture on the video had me rolling with laughter i've been thru that "do whatever the F*** you want" and let me tell you... it means NO not maybe not get it and lets see... it just means NO... lol me and my wife both had a laugh at that one. speaking from experience it was funny to see others do the same thing.

  • @josephcombes7058
    @josephcombes7058 8 лет назад

    holy crap I just made a bump key. just bumped EVERY lock in my house. guess those are also being replaced. again...damn it bill, costing me money by teaching me yet another skill. thanks.wheres that video, bill. still waiting. snow aint that bad.

    • @mitchsammy4235
      @mitchsammy4235 8 лет назад

      I'v tried to follow all the instructions in the video but no luck, could you please tell me how to file a bump key.

    • @trippcailean9594
      @trippcailean9594 7 лет назад +1

      Why would you make your hose locks all unpickable. One day you'll curse yourself when you lock your keys inside

  • @keithb4007
    @keithb4007 6 лет назад

    love this video....good call on the castrating rings. I just picked up like 100 for under $3! haha

  • @jlc3488
    @jlc3488 8 лет назад +1

    To Samuel, the lock you are bumping is looking for /or needing the key tip to engage the cam. Next time you bump it open, turn the key and then cut off your rubber washers. press the key in to engage the lock. You did not say what type of lock it is but some profile cylinders use this system. Might be C.E.S. but I'm not sure.

  • @radicate
    @radicate 3 года назад

    Bosnianbill, master of intros.

  • @lakerdrinker
    @lakerdrinker 9 лет назад

    Bill my man, I came upon your channel recently and have learned a lot from your video's. I like how you take the time to explain everything in great detail. The camera quality is great, you make sure it focus's which is a real bonus, you get shots and angles that work really well. I would like to say thank you for all your time and effort. Don't ever let the haters get you down, they are just jealous because you are doing well at what you do. You never see a hater do anything successful on RUclips or any where else really? I do have one question, I haven't been through all your video's as of "YET", but was wondering if you do safes, or digital locks? I have been picking for some time now, and think I am going to try to master popping safes open. I have had two calls in the last 5 years for this service. I got in both times but the safe was not pretty nor functional after....LOL If you do have videos on this could you steer me in the right direction of them. Thanks once again and play safe!!!!

  • @kennethg.stutmann8107
    @kennethg.stutmann8107 3 года назад

    I haven't tried to bump key anything yet. But now I might.
    #lockboss.

  • @Naeidea
    @Naeidea 8 лет назад

    My god I bought a lock like this, i'm in UK. I cannot find a single lock that I am able to pick because of the strong curves. I am so glad it's not just me and that you found problems as well. I want bump keys now.

  • @extremelucidity
    @extremelucidity 9 лет назад +4

    There is no need to remove the entire shoulder of the key ...
    cutting it back about the thickness of a quarter is sufficient ...
    the pins will re-seat and move the key back out to the ready position after striking it .

  • @CarlosTorres-ow9qr
    @CarlosTorres-ow9qr 3 года назад +1

    You good man thanks for all your video’s.

  • @deltakilo317
    @deltakilo317 10 лет назад

    Great job Bill, do you find that these better tolerance, more precise locks are easier to machine gun bump?

  • @kurtzwagner1482
    @kurtzwagner1482 9 лет назад

    This is best video I've seen, subscribed, liked.

  • @brendonleary
    @brendonleary Год назад

    I have a door lock at home that i need to jiggle dramatically as it always sticks. I have a few spare keys. I think I will file off the stop point and add a few sheep tail bands as shown here. It will make it much easier. I won't need to file the rest down to a bump key though. I'll basically just replace the stop point shoulder with the rubber so it springs much easier.

  • @turn-a-keylocksmith4411
    @turn-a-keylocksmith4411 8 лет назад

    Excellent video!! Great instruction and explanation!

  • @fambofambo7940
    @fambofambo7940 4 года назад

    WOW IM TRULY LEARNING THINGS!!!

  • @myclubwagon
    @myclubwagon 3 года назад

    Tell Viktor that two billy goats sacrified to assist you......great video

  • @electronicsNmore
    @electronicsNmore 7 лет назад +17

    That's a quality lock.

  • @randallshular5362
    @randallshular5362 6 лет назад

    I have done locks for years and only used my pics. Never tried bump Keys before, but after seeing this video I will start playing with them. A Kwikset lock should be a piece of cake. But you won't be able to do that with a medico. LOL

  • @jrdirty4797
    @jrdirty4797 8 лет назад +1

    Hey, what's the difference (other than tools) between bumping and raking? Seems like they're doing the same thing?

  • @bradleach7844
    @bradleach7844 10 лет назад

    Excellent bump key. Would love to see some tubular SPP action without the use of a Peterson Pro-1.
    Hopefully you sell that bike Bill :D

  • @IthBombgard
    @IthBombgard 8 лет назад +11

    Just found this video and had to laugh at the castration bands you mention. I live in a farming community and that is what I carry for my bumb keys. They work really well and are really cheap (if you can't just grab a handful from a pals farm).

  • @Friend_of_the_One-Eyed_Ladies
    @Friend_of_the_One-Eyed_Ladies 3 года назад +4

    I knew instantly what those castration rings were, just about fell off my chair laughing! Never in a million years expected to see that on a lock channel.

  • @jeffjefferson2676
    @jeffjefferson2676 8 лет назад

    He, neat trick on the lock there! :)
    I tried bumkeying a padlock, had some succes, but i didnt have my bumbkey set up like this with the grommets.
    I will try this once i have the time and money. :D
    Thanks!
    Jeff

    • @tonyknievel2223
      @tonyknievel2223 4 года назад

      Jeff you dont have noney to buy a grommet?😂

  • @olivialambert4124
    @olivialambert4124 5 лет назад +2

    Nice bump demonstration. Also gorgeous bike. I've a ZX-6R myself, probably a little late but for anyone else looking for advice giving your girlfriend occasional rides on the back might help. Start it slow and without filtering too much but that should save your bikes. That said I bought mine with 100 miles so maybe I shouldn't be helping too much.

  • @mayham_RI
    @mayham_RI 4 года назад

    @Bosnianbill if i presume well most likely you understand ''nasi'' :D ..svaka ccast na odlicnom videu,i objasnjenju bump key-a..
    nego, jesi li prod'o motor :D :D :D.. motor je STRAVAAA dobar!
    Pozdrav i LP. good luck in your future videos :D
    zdravvoooo

  • @geoffflato6065
    @geoffflato6065 8 лет назад

    Any idea if you could cut keys with a milling machine?
    Don't have a key cutter, but I do have a 3/4 size Bridgeport (actually a clone of a clausing) in the shop.... Thinking of rotating the head to a 45 degree angle so the corner of an endmill would cut the notch. Either that or get a replacement cutter for a key cutting machine and make an arbor for it....
    My thinking is that with setting up a way to hold the key in a repeatable position, I could figure out a chart that translates cut numbers into thousandths that I can dial in on the feed cranks. Have the key vertical, and then just start at the top, set the depth of cut, do the pass. Then raise the knee up to the next position, reset the depth, and make the cut.
    If I can figure it out and make it work, I might do a video on code cutting keys on a milling machine...

  • @snakepliskin3530
    @snakepliskin3530 Год назад

    Lmao at the Ad at the end of the video

  • @NicholasAarons
    @NicholasAarons 10 лет назад

    Great Video Bill and love the Add for the Bike. :D N. It's like when I got my Brand New
    Sargent & Greenleaf 951 Padlock all in box with everything and I was asked how much did that cost...? Me: Oh it was only £45. LOL. Oh as long as it was only that much.
    Me: to my self more like £850 ;-) Shush she'll never know. :P

  • @rollin18wheels
    @rollin18wheels 7 лет назад +2

    I love your videos. Lock picking is something I have always wanted to learn, but due to the fact that NC has a law stating only licensed locksmiths can own lockpicks, it's put a damper on my fun

    • @Corn0nTheCobb
      @Corn0nTheCobb 2 года назад +1

      toool.us/laws.html says otherwise.
      According to them, you can own all the lockpicks you want - you just can't charge someone else for locksmithing services unless you're a licensed locksmith.
      "North Carolina does not criminalize possession, but lockpicking demonstrations in that state should always be free so that they never fall within the definition of "locksmith services." Locksmiths must be licensed, and there is a Locksmith Licensing Board."

  • @SerbianTexan
    @SerbianTexan 9 лет назад

    Great video! Thank you! Do you have a video on how to prevent a bump-key, if that's possible at all?

  • @DerredmaxTRIAX
    @DerredmaxTRIAX 8 лет назад +1

    That was beautiful!!!

  • @curley6531
    @curley6531 3 года назад

    very cool concept! thanks bill

  • @tricetaylor3680
    @tricetaylor3680 8 лет назад

    I support this Chanel this Chanel is awesome!

    • @RWBHere
      @RWBHere 6 лет назад

      Is it Chanel No.5?

  • @joehagerman2272
    @joehagerman2272 Год назад

    Love your videos. Thanks.

  • @gamehunter420
    @gamehunter420 10 лет назад

    Great vid. LOL at the bike ad! Is that and the castration ring connected?? hehe

  • @uklockpickers
    @uklockpickers 9 лет назад

    Nice demo if only my 1st made bump key looked that yours Lol

  • @pierdolio
    @pierdolio 9 лет назад +2

    I like your demo. BTW. Did you sell the bike?

  • @zefftrus9825
    @zefftrus9825 Год назад +1

    I have a question if you would have get a blankie and take it to Menards or something to make a bump key what would be the cut you ask them for

  • @eskilkvaal6086
    @eskilkvaal6086 10 лет назад

    love your intros

  • @carbonatedcat3125
    @carbonatedcat3125 9 лет назад

    Hi bill, i have a question, where do you get the lockpicks/pickguns?
    There is time to change tires on the car before the winter comes and i have a lock on the celler door that i lost my keys for,
    Can you recomend a secure site where i can order pickguns or lockpicks? becuase i dont wan to order a ironcutter or motorcutter for 500 dollars., it will be a whole lot of mess and very expensive.
    I hope you answer, and im very thankful if youre reading this.
    Best regards / Otto

  • @mtgelixirdeckbrewsandcusto9041
    @mtgelixirdeckbrewsandcusto9041 5 лет назад

    I have a lock to pick with the same curve, how do I overcome this? It is a very low end lock but gave me a crazy headache

  • @TheCluelessAF
    @TheCluelessAF 7 лет назад

    That ending kills me XD

  • @Yartin
    @Yartin 8 лет назад

    That actually looks like fun

  • @wupass24852113
    @wupass24852113 8 лет назад

    Can you share your expertise with on what a very good quality of picks for European locks might be? as i have a few sets but they always seem to be too weak.

  • @Bleepbleepblorbus
    @Bleepbleepblorbus 6 месяцев назад

    Question: have you tried using a pick made of spring steel?
    I feel like a spring steel pick wouldn't break inside that lock

  • @adon2424
    @adon2424 6 лет назад

    Amazing information! I never heard of bump keys before. How does the actual physical action of bumping the the key work to unlock the lock? I am just curious cat.

    • @johndododoe1411
      @johndododoe1411 2 года назад

      Each time you hit the bump key, the ramp at each position throws the pins flying upwards. If you turn the key quickly enough you can open the lock before the pins land.

  • @jlsicard
    @jlsicard 3 года назад +1

    Thanks, Bill. Is It likely they used the same type of spring for all the pins? If they had used springs of varying springiness, would that have made bumping it significantly more difficult? Thx.

  • @RobynTapps
    @RobynTapps 7 лет назад +1

    lol cats stole my truck keys and hid them somewhere in the house... this came in so handy today XD

  • @MarinaDiamandis4Ever
    @MarinaDiamandis4Ever 7 лет назад

    Question I live in Ireland and most locks are Yale if I make a bump key for a Yale lock will it work for every standard Yale lock and how do I find out where to put the grooves in the bump key

  • @alextennis24
    @alextennis24 5 лет назад +1

    Hey bill, nice video. when you first made the groove you had 5 '' pins '' and at the end with the rubber gasket you had 6... any reason why..
    thx

  • @mscottdowning9682
    @mscottdowning9682 5 лет назад

    If you do not have the oiriginal key, how do you determine the spacing?

  • @JMLockpicking
    @JMLockpicking 10 лет назад +3

    Nice vid...good to see that attack.

  • @cluckeryduckery261
    @cluckeryduckery261 7 лет назад

    hey, these videos are great and informative... just one request... could you also provide a list of pawn shops that might have lax morals when it comes to buying "re-appropriated" goods? 😏

  • @stevendouglas3860
    @stevendouglas3860 6 лет назад

    Are those hand key cutters good for house door keys (euro cylinder. .).

  • @ericburks2247
    @ericburks2247 2 года назад

    Like what you say at the end …. “That’s too easy “

  • @mal13able
    @mal13able 3 года назад

    Exellant making of the bump key,you are a pain in Eva or any lock company,you are just too experiancbed Bill,i love all your videos and a subscbriber for life,cbheers Mal in BC.

  • @SCAMATICS777
    @SCAMATICS777 5 лет назад

    Good job. But how would u make that bump key if you didn't have the original to copy?

  • @chrisdavies1660
    @chrisdavies1660 7 лет назад

    hi this might be a stupid question but how do you know which bump key to use is there different sets for different makes of locks

  • @nedzadtabakovic8062
    @nedzadtabakovic8062 8 лет назад

    jarane svaka tebi čast :D

  • @konoyarogaming6774
    @konoyarogaming6774 8 лет назад +15

    I know how to make a lock no one will steal from you with. Get a lock like this, then get a master lock case. When they fail to pick it, they don't want to be around for anyone to see they tried.

    • @lucd9080
      @lucd9080 5 лет назад +1

      ?

    • @hunt7129
      @hunt7129 5 лет назад

      ?

    • @CyberianFaux
      @CyberianFaux 5 лет назад

      @@lucd9080 Masterlocks are horribly easy to pick even for novices.

    • @CyberianFaux
      @CyberianFaux 5 лет назад

      @@hunt7129 Masterlocks are something a thief hopes to see because they are basically useless locks.

    • @hunt7129
      @hunt7129 5 лет назад +1

      @@CyberianFaux ok ty

  • @1RobW
    @1RobW 5 лет назад

    Nice looking bike

  • @RogueToof
    @RogueToof 8 лет назад

    loved the video love that bike too has it already been sold?

  • @coplock6689
    @coplock6689 9 лет назад

    LOL. Oh, and I just saw the bike for sale. Very nice!! Hey, in addition to the leathers and helmet, does your man card come included as well? LMAO!! Don't feel bad buddy, I'm in the same boat.

  • @diamondtran8331
    @diamondtran8331 6 лет назад

    Very interesting! Thanks for sharing.

  • @zenoist2
    @zenoist2 8 лет назад

    Would a spring and washer be good for bump keys?

  • @llavesybeeperstommy2946
    @llavesybeeperstommy2946 10 лет назад

    I have a few of old Yale super pin padlocks that I haven't been able to bump or neither pick! There driving me crazy! I've tried to machine gun the bump key but I only get a false set! I got the padlocks with out keys( I collect Yale locks) I want to make keys for them, I've tried to inpresionate a key but I've messed up about a dozen key blanks are you interested in trying to pick them Bill?