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This lock is famous for an after death communication experience by Dr Ian Stevenson from University of Virginia. Guest the combo? Factor lock setting is 10,20,30, & maybe then 0.

Woah. You’re a legend. There’s only a minuscule few people in the world that can do what you just did because this lock is so otherworldly hard.

Do they make a lishi tool for these?

That was a bench pick, what about picking the lock installed in the door so you have to work in a awkward position? Still as easy as shown here? 🤔

Impressive. Are there known vectors against the successor of this 8088 s&g padlock (the 8077) like a shackle shim bypass?

Shouldnt be showing people how to pick a lock

That’s the 1st primus cylinder I’ve ever seen picked, I can bump them with no issue as long as I have the correct blank, you sir are a stud. I’ll be trying this on Monday when i get to the shop.

When I need to know about a lock…I come to your channel. Thank you for your attention to detail!

I have three of these, all without keys. Two are KIKs and one is an LFIC. Both of the KIKs are very dirty but the LFIC isn't to bad. Have you ever picked the LFIC version? I would really like to get all 3 of them picked so I can gut them to give em a thorough cleaning. I don't think I have that pick you called a finger pick. I do have the LAB brand set of picks that has one for manipulating Medeco pins. Im fairly precise with half Diamonds. If I had to I can take a 0.020" feeler gauge and turn it into on of those finger picks. I've just made so much stuff that it gets old sitting down for hours with the Dremel. Any advice would be appreciated. I'm trying to think if my bosses Key Duplicator could cut a Primus blank. I'd love to change out my Schlage entry deadbolt with one of the Primus KIKs

Really well made video. I didn't know Primus side pins were bi-axel. Thanks.

I gasped when you pulled the plug follower

Would this attack work on an 8077?

Well done

Are you still considering posting a build video? I just ordered my dial indicator and I'd like to build the same rig.

Why the hell would they go through all that counter milling just to put plain keypins

Good picked mtl -800💯💥🤙

разобранный цилиндр любой дурак откроет отмычками

Intetesting video, I'll have to give it a go. Did you ever do a more detailed version? Thanks for showing us your method.

I can't believe..! This is excellent pick... One of the best Medeco M4 pick Very quickly , very strong ... Bravo Master 👍🔓💯✅

Very good presentation!

I just witnessed somebody beating the UL listing. UL 437 rating is, can't be picked In a 10 minute window with normal tools. I'd send this video to UL, and let Medeco get their rating rejected. Serves then right...

I worked with Kaba Japan (Nihon Kaba KK) before, I didn't know they have this reduced kaba star just as JN (which is just four rows, while a typical Kaba star, for the EURO market, is five rows)... it is reduced to the capacity of those with three rows(like kaba Ace)

Incredible PnG, I plan on making a Medeco biaxial CL, but no where as evil as this one 🤘🦾👍

This is why I just got a primus cylinder. as long as it can't be bumped I'm happy... a skilled picker will get through almost any lock in a minute. My deadbolt has an ice pick shield and the plate is well mounted...

Thanks for posting this video. I recently bought an S&G 8088 which was SUPPOSEDLY unused new-old-stock, with the instructions and the changing key. The default combination does not work, so someone at some point had to have changed the combo and stuck it back in the box (perhaps even the seller himself, for all I know... 🤬) This video gives me some hope that I will be able to actually open the lock and change the combo to make it a useable lock again. I hope you still plan to make a more detailed video on the rig you built and more tips on how to manipulate these old S&G 8088s. Thanks again!

Great pick!

Looks like a Ingersoll Core from the 60ties..

Good day, Have you tried this with the 8077? I am getting ready to build this jig for several 8088's I have but wondering if this also works on 8077.

You've made a dream of mine come true. I always felt that this could be an option but never had the gumption to do it. Thanks!

Many thanks

Thanks.

Thanks for sharing this I'm about to start a 6k w/gins now I'll have a few tricks to look out for 😁

Another well explained tutorial. Thank you.

Agree. Awesome for key control, it would require an x-ray image to “see” that biting, and there would be overlap if not at the right angle, not very impressionable, and good luck filing. Reminds me of the Australian “BiLock,” but with shrouded key bitting.

That's a sweet bit of custom kit that you have made for this lock.

hi what kind of sound amplier you are using?

Awesome video and tool! Hey is there anyway possible you can make me this sidebar tool?! I’ll pay you whatever you’re asking!

that is great figuring to hold the pins in play - cool techniques and thinking here thank you for sharing the detail

I’m off to learn how to silver solder and hunt down this lock. Thanks for the clear walkthrough. Great video.

Nicely picked, impressive 👌

that plastic cover for the plug is very cool - did you make that? have not seen that before - great idea. -m.c.

Impressive lock, impressive skill to pick and also to disassemble

Lpl shows bidding

When you say that you can brick the lock by dropping the gin driver tips into the counter milling, do you mean this can happen while gutting the lock?

Have you seen any cylinders with the Ohshima brand?

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This would completely eliminate the ability to copy a key from a photograph.

Your explanation and picking showed just how 1 lock to the next can’t be completely different. Vary nice,Sir!!! My hat is off to you!🎩

Seems like they could improve pick resistance if they could somehow block the sidebar ends of the levers against picking; maybe design the core with two slots so that flat pieces of metal could be inserted from the sides to cover the part of the lever not manipulated by the key? This would prevent your technique of picking from only a single side, meaning you'd need to somehow tension in the middle, or tension both sides temporarily while swapping over? That ought to make the lock substantially harder to pick I think. Anyway, thanks so much for posting this video! Found about these locks from BosnianBill's video but he was reviewing the padlock version, and the core for that doesn't have a clip so he couldn't disassemble it (or at least, didn't want to risk destroying it in the attempt, since he was giving it away in a contest). Good to be able to see closely inside.

Way out of my league, but very interesting to watch. Thank you.