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Not sure why they look like that. Pretty much everything I pick is second hand. I do clean stuff up a bit if it needs it but not massively, I'm not polishing stuff or anything. Maybe just the lighting, don't know.

@@crispix Thanks. Cheers.

Are you trying to change your combination or decode an open lock with an unknown combination?

@ I figured it out just needed some time I was trying to close the lock as it was stuck open I must of accidently fiddled with it and reset the lock code

@rebeccastrong2125 yeah, it's easy to mess up. Great job fixing it!

@@crispix yeah thanks I must of changed it while it was open without realising

Hey, the handles are from RWB custom picks. You can contact them on Instagram instagram.com/rwbcustompicks?igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== I'm afraid if you want to pick this lock though you'll need to make the tips yourself. Good luck!

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@@markkumentula5561 why would I want to do that?

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@rosvillepereira6311 great job, glad I could help!

@@bradfordjeff thanks!

The forces operating these locks are very low indeed and brass is quite wear resistant, so I think the wear rate will be very low. The design of the lock means it should also be quite tolerant to a reasonable level of wear, although of course it would eventually wear out

@@jennifergoldie8691 great job Jennifer, glad I could help!

@@alias12294 RWB will sell you a tensioner like the one in this video and pins to make the pick tip, but I'm afraid you'll have to make the tip yourself. That's why this video is here!

Thank you very nice...

Can you give me please one link RWB. I am not found. Thank you so much. Excuse me, my english is little bit sorry.

@@alias12294 sure, no problem. You can contact on Instagram instagram.com/rwbcustompicks/ or by email rwbcnc@gmail.com

I have a disc that is closer packed

No, I'm sorry, but if you check out my other videos there is one shows you how to make Sentry tip yourself at home

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@@Col_Pan1c thanks! It really isn't that bad if you have a bit of patience and accept you'll probably mess it up a few times before you nail it. These are good locks, hard to navigate but not crazy hard to pick, don't be too scared of them. Good luck!

@@hahaayukko5543 sorry, I won't help with locks in use!

@@crispix It was more of a challenge than anything. I heavily doubt you can do it without a vise-grip. Which essentially makes the whole picking pointless. Until I see someone pick Protec2 with the lock inside a door I consider it unpickable.

@hahaayukko5543 oh, for sure. I would say it is functionally unpickable, i.e. so difficult to pick in use that it'll never happen. Even picking it like this in a vise is very difficult, and I did use some knowledge of the key. It's a fantastic challenge for a hobby picker like me, but I don't think it's realistic to pick one in a door or even on a gate or chain.

@@hahaayukko5543 What a F you're talking about? Vempele was made for Abloy's original (over 100 years old) design were the first disk was the tension disk. So pretty much locks made before -70s or something like that. Long, long, long before Protect core.

@@XtreeM_FaiL Sekotin classicin Protec ykköseen jurrissa. Kiitos korjauksesta.

Great job Joseph!

@@verbalDK1 no, sorry. Electronic locks aren't my thing

@@crispix 👍👍

I'm sorry, what do you mean by wallpaper? I don't understand

@@crispix Yes, I mean the tool.

@@Kot-26-07 The handles are from RWB custom picks, you can find them on Instagram here: instagram.com/rwbcustompicks/ ... but the tips are home made and not for sale

It's a hardened steel shackle so it'll offer a decent amounts of resistance, but realistically someone with an angle grinder is going to get in to almost anything. For situations where destructive attack is a realistic possibility I would either choose a lock with a high shackle guard or a sliding shackle/shutter padlock

@crispix Thank you! My application is to secure a larger "portable" generator to a concrete pad with a floor anchor and 1/2 inch Pewag chain. I can place this lock under the edge of the generator behind the anchor to minimize grinder access. Have been considering a Litelok X1 (X3 shackle is too thick for this chain) for its angle grinder resistance when your video popped up. Very helpful! ATB! John

@@XtreeM_FaiL interesting question. I've never tried a Protec 2 door cylinder, but I would expect it to have the sprung detent. This would definitely make my approach here more difficult as the feedback tends to be weaker on other cores I've picked with this feature. In theory more tension would compensate, so maybe it would be ok, but without trying it I don't know for sure.

Great job, glad I could help

@@Hello-su5yj great job!

@@EncyclopediaCatanica thanks! I was indeed very happy to get in to this. Sadly I've not got my hands on a bowley yet, bit expensive. Maybe one day...

@@crispix Haha,sorry,I read Chris and now I see Crisp pix,so you re not the same guy for sure ,his name is Chris Aherens and he defeated the Bowley .All in all ,epic job ,congrats.You jumped on recommended with this video and I couldnt believe ,I'm not even close to Protec ,classic ,ok,but this is a masterpiece.Have a great day mate.

@@progamersplay4716 it is a very difficult lock and requires highly specialised tools and skills. There are definately harder locks out there, but yeah, this is quite niche and functionally unpickable (i.e. no one is going to pick one of these in a real world situation)

@@crispix Which means that it's still better than the Abloy Classic locking system to prevent tampering/picking in real life use.

@@deepbluemania9679 yes. The classic is a good lock and very unlikely to get picked in use, but this isn't just a little bit harder, it's massively more difficult to pick

Hey, the tool is a prototype, but you can buy the production version from RWB custom picks, here: instagram.com/rwbcustompicks?igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Unfortunately if you want to pick Protec² you'll have to make the tip yourself

I very much doubt I could. These are extremely difficult to pick, even in ideal conditions in a vise on a bench. A pick on video like this comes after much practice and many failed attempts. I'm sure it's possible, but beyond my current skill level. No one is going to pick one of these in use, a thief would cut it instead.

No one is picking one of these in use, anywhere in the world! A solid choice if you can afford it

@@crispix yeah it costs a lot of money here in Pakistan, some 85,000 Rs !

Yeah, it's a bad lock for sure! Very easy to pick with a bit of knowledge

Somewhere in the North East of USA apparently, based on accent

Yeah, it's very unlikely anyone is going to pick one of these specific locks in use, too hard and too specialist.

Thanks! The tool feels a bit flimsy but it's surprisingly strong, I think because both ends of the arms are tied together. Which is good, because the lock needs a decent amount of tension!