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Once you get a false set, find the pins that give counter rotation then lighten up the tension and apply tension until the spool pins set. Then focus the next pin that gives more counter rotation. Check out my video 21 for more info.

@@LockpickingEngineer ok thank you

Haha should be

Yeah, that was one of the most surprising thing I learned, was how non-secure most locks are.

I've never done a 5400 that I can think of, but have done a 5200. I'll keep a look out and add that to my list to put on film

@LockpickingEngineer I finally got it today, lots of serrated pins to figure out, once I got that it was easy. Highly recommend giving one a try though. Now time to try those stupid lock out tag out locks that have been giving me trouble.

Nice, congratulations!

Yeah, I did that for my second lock. Pretty cool to see the history!

I think it has to do with the pins, but not 100% sure

Are they master LOTO locks? If so, it's tricky to tension, because there isn't a spring resisting your tension.

@LockpickingEngineer yeah I believe so, they are plastic masterlocks. Don't know if there's variations of them though, but they are hard to pick. Haven't opened one yet but practice makes perfect.

@@Chalupa_Batman77Yeah, I think they only have 2 versions, but essentially the same... Good luck!

No, I'd say this really is more of an advanced set. It stick to either the genesis set from Covert Instruments or the starter set from Jimy longs

Yes, the American 1100 has them. Should have spools with serrations on them

@@LockpickingEngineer thank you

Glad to help!

I'll have to get one to play with!

@ It’s a fun one! Definitely give it a try.

Yeah, it was a fun pick, but not secure at all

I know these Brinkses suck securitywise, but damn they're pretty

@@CroLlama and fun to pick!

I'm currently working on an abus 72/40 that's the same color. The abus is a real pain with the keyway being set up the way it is. Hopefully I can get it down for my green belt.

@ For sure! I have a video where I pick and gut it, if you need some tips. It was my 4th video, so don't judge me to harshly. The hardest part to me, was finding/setting the standard pin.

Well hope you still enjoyed it... I'd say insurance executives are the worst

It is definitely a different feel but I think it's the closest to a real lock. Being able to see what's going on in the beginning was a huge help to me. Now when I'm learning new pins or features, I pull all but one or two pins out of the lock to get a feeling that way

Same here. This and a master Lock 146 are my confidence builders, LOL

Yeah it's a fun lock, wish I would have found it sooner

Thanks, got it from harbor freight

Thank!!! Will do!

Thanks you too!!!

It's a fun pick! Which is surprising for master

on the pins that you set

I'd say it's really practice. There is a thing called the jiggle test that you do. Basically you are trying to feel if you pin is binding or if you can feel the key pin move then hit spring tension or if it's just jammed up. I'd say check out my beginner series and maybe get a cutaway lock. Those can help you see what your feeling. I would stay away from clear locks because they have their own feel

Right on man nice open! Those pins look awesome! 👏🏻

Awesome, thank you so much! That lock has inspired me to make my next CL include some more advanced pins!

Yeah, makes a mess though

@@LockpickingEngineer And?

Thank you so much!!!

@@WtfLockPicking congratulations! Can you confirm the PO Box is where you want your prize sent. If you prefer email, mine is: lockpickingandengineering@gmail.com

congrats dude

@jwowvsworld thanks! 😁

@@GreyhoundPicking Thanks! I'll have another one, thinking at 1500 or 2k. This channel has grown much faster than I anticipated!