New method for spool pin picking

[Celtpick]

AS you can see in my video responses, me being a newbie, the Brinks can be racked with a simple tool I made after breaking my short hook. Not a rake, just a straight piece I use to open the lock when in false set, avoiding pressure on my tools. I cannot rake it every time, but practice makes perfect, right? Check this vid; Lock picking Brinks R70 Commercial High Security Lock

[duction]

looks liek your over lifting, a bit like a comb pick

[dewaltcarp]

cheap ass 3 pin lock. What your actually doing is setting the back pin first. Once the back pin is set, the front two fall in place with one quick move. This only works with the back pin set first.

[waddac2]

brilliant mate

[gravew0lf]

couple rakes with a snake rake will get that open pretty quick.. i have the same type lock thats made by brinks.

[broerbreaker9240Z]

i think you're saw pick will brake if you do it 1 time wrong

[broerbreaker9240Z]

i allways use a saw on my abus 65/30 wich had 4 spools and 1 normal one :p

allways in the 5 sec open :D

[kyle1058]

yeah i still havent been able to pick my brinks r70

[thestackcash01]

what tool is that??

[scryingeyes]

Awesome! You're giving me soooo many ideas. lmao! You're very talented. Just one question. What is the most popular lock that people chose to lock up valuables with?

[mtflyer05]

That relies on the same basic principal as lock bumping. Anyway, Great video.

[routsubasa]

isn't this using key bumping techniques??? Sounds very similar

[chess000master]

That is awsome. I picked a lock like that, but not the way you picked it. I wonder if you can find a Master lock like that. Same design, but with extra security.

Haven't been able to pick it. I'm going to Home Depot to see if I can find the same model.

[mawkheaf]

nice

[Straaasse]

naw! not weakly keyed - but more of a cool comb-technique w/o a comb! ;) Clever boyo, good job!

[Spywell]

just a weakly keyed lock, dont try this, you will just break your pick.

[mikem51691]

it doesnt work, but its a good way to break your saw rake

[hwagz]

ugh. no dice for me.

[45calcan]

I agree I think your lock has a weak key bitting .

[Jinglesanator]

Would this work for a brinks high, not max security lock?

[joey20112]

Locks are all keyed differently. Yours may be keyed weakly.

[lockpicktool]

wow, that really cool,

i like you videos alot.

[mikitric]

like charlie said, this will work in one go only if the lock is keyed similar to your pick. if you have a very low setting pin in the middle forexample, this might not be as smooth going :)

[ChipShuhart]

I know, I didn't really know what I was doing when I made this, I think I'm gonna delete this video

[nrhegpaintman]

the same thing worked on one of my master locks and no they arn't keyed simmalar they are pretty different actually but maybe I will post a video

[quetalb7]

worked for me. Like a charm. Thanks

[cjnewbs]

I think i have managed to open a few more locks with that method. I've found filing cabinet locks can be opened with raking/vibraion real easily, cud just be cheap locks though. The damm abus discus lock I've been trying to open at the moment is being a real ass. I looked on the abus website and it has mushroom security pins, so I think I will need to use less tension when doing pin-by-pin picking.

[1charliejf]

i think its just the way that lock is keyed

[ChipShuhart]

yep your right, this is me when i first started picking and being a total n00b

[pinsetter1991]

excellent

[ChipShuhart]

a little disclaimer on this vid...turns out this is the only lock i have that this method works on, but who knows it might work on some others

[bakuhn7]

try a brinks or abus

[ChipShuhart]

it is a brinks, but i will be purchasing some other locks with spool pins to see if this works on locks other than this one

[ChipShuhart]

i hate that lock, it still wont budge but Im working on it

[wizwazzle]

WICKED!

ill have to make a pick like that.

thanx,dude