Security Pins Part 2

Lock picking locks with security pins

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• kokomolock
• security
• pin
• pick
• picked
• picking
• spool
• mushroom
• serrated
• brinks
• american
• pado
• tutorial

[ACSSinstructor]

how did you cut your cylinder away like that?

[kokomolock]

@ACSSinstructor I just used a dremel tool with the reinforced cut off wheels and made the slots. Thanks for watching.

[OpulentRedrum]

@kokomolock I know it’s kind of self-explanatory, but would you ever bother making a video of how you made the slots with the dremel tool? I really dig your videos, man. Are you a professional or just in the hobby?

[kokomolock]

@OpulentRedrum I will give it a shot, working on a mini mill now. 

[1298lenny]

thank u soo much for this vid very helpful

[kokomolock]

@1298lenny Thanks for watching, I hope it helps you a lot!!

[lockpickier]

ive watched at least 30 videos today and your the only one that maid sense at all / sorry about my spelling

[Phoenix7786]

Out of all the videos explaining this, you're the only one to explain to listen for the pops, epecially against the serrated pins.

[social3ngin33rin]

cool cut aways!

[EasilyReviewed]

damn very nice... 

[PhilOneBEATS]

-+ thanks^^ its help me to get rich of money

[martinezpaul39]

dang foo no dislikes nice jobb....!!

[OSOK995]

Cheater!! lol

Great video and very nice explanation. Thank you!

[Furicist]

Thanks for the video! I havent experienced serrated driver pins yet, but I am playing with spool pins - theyre a lot of fun! I find it easier to have a couple of spool pins in the mix rather than more normal pins, it just breaks the picking in to 2 parts so there are less pins to think about for me. I dont know whether that is because I havent mastered picking normal driver pins at speed yet or whether everyone feels this way, or even I just may be good at finding and picking spool pins!