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Yeah this is one you just break out the drill with hardened bits lol

Didn’t I answered like 10 times already here ? 😅 well I can’t tell anymore how often I have watched this video. It’s such an awesome lock and the video is so great done. It’s entertaining and teaches so much. It also covers the history. Very nice done arti and an impressive job at picking it. Thanks for doing such an awesome video 🎊🔥

Got myself that lock, it's really nifty. An inherent advantage is that drilling into the bible won't open it immediately, in contrast to most pin tumblers and dimple locks.

How did you know the direction of the fingerpins? In another comment you said that its very hard to decode by locking at the key, how did you know? 😃 I have 5-6 of these but no keys so i wouldnt know where to begin.

it'd be nice if there was a version without the talking at the beginning. it's a bit loud.

Somewhere in the world someone is breaking into something

Wow… just wow! Amazing video!!!

Question... how rare is this lock? Sounds like it was only manufactured for a few years before the lawsuit. I have one where the bottom sleeve is its own piece as well, held in by two pins. Well, when I received it there was only one pin but regardless, this will be a fun one to try and get a feel for now that I have some idea of what I'm working with

A deeper dive...please. I am too afraid. I guess a deeper deconstruction, is the ask. Thank you, great pick, great lock

I got a few Tesa TE5s on my table right now and oh my are they annoying to pick just because of the tapered pins inside.

You are a genius, that was a really good idea.

Is there anything stopping you from replacing the pins with serrated ones?

Perfectly described to clear up some confusing feedback. Thanks!

Very informative, thank you. Was directed here from georgiajim from a short he posted about picking a lock with Gins. I don't think I'm even remotely able to feel that little bit of movement yet, but it's definitely good knowledge to have

Love this, currently working on my brown but already have the mt5+ on deck for my first black

Thank you so so much

insane

I have two ruko 500s with barrel pins inside. I'll try all of these techniques in a bit

The time and quality you put into video is just mindblowing. You make masterpieces that will be so incredibly helpful for years to come. Thank you for all you do for the locksport community.

I guess its easier when you know what the inside looks like pin for pin...

That vid was stellar I just subscribed bc dang that lock is insanely hard to pick

Always good to come back here when feeling frustrated with these pins. Thanks for making it🥳

Great video, thank you for taking the time to get into details! Very informative and fun to watch

Great videos!!!! Please make more. Where did you go? There are so many great pickers that have disappeared.

I don't understand why these are so impossible to find. I have tried ordering one, but I can't find them anywhere!

This is an absolutely amazing presentation. I can't believe how much work you put into these. It is much appreciated!

thank you!!!

Spot on what I was looking for! thx!!! 🎉🎉

Great video Arti!

I have seen the video on the belts page that has progressive pinning without filing. Does filing the sidebar have a benefit to it vs not filing? If I could source spare sidebars I wouldn't care... Nice vid though!

Outstanding!!!!

Spent a couple days attempting to pick an Assa 600 with barrels to no avail. As soon as someone in the community shared this video series with me and I watched it, I was almost certain I would open the lock and - sure enough - I got it. It is extremely helpful to see these videos and understand not only the methods/techniques to these pins, but also how the feedback and feel may be experienced. Thank you for these videos, you're awesome!

is it possible to open with a bump key ?

Wonderful tutorial . This is my first introduction to the Emhart . I'm just starting my journey into sportpicking , and this was merely a reality check that I have a loooooong way to go before I reach that level .

Great demonstration.

Great video describing the Assa twin locks. I'm working on picking an Assa v10 right now. I was able to pick a Medico after picking it on and off for a year and a half. Just subcribed keep up the cool videos.

Очень не простой цилиндр , тоже недавно у себя на канале открыл его, скажу так , уж слишком легко он у вас собрался на камеру? Как ?👏👏👏

Great video! I just received the ruko with gins and an oval sleeve and was able to pick it thanks to your video series on gins. Thanks! My ASSA 700 is up next 😅🤞

Couldn't you just use a comb pick and push them all above the sheerline?

是非U9をピッキング出来る様にマスターしたい！

This video ist extremly helpful - even 2 years later. I am working on a 6k and your demonstration helped me to understand whats going on in there

How this guy is not recording any more video… it is literally sad!

I’ve just discovered this channel. There are bunch of famous lock picking channel exist. However TBH, it is one of the best lock picking channel with give very detailed practice and theory together. Medeco videos were gem!! It is a shame that there is no new video for almost a year or more. I hope he will come back and share more new and cool videos.

great video man!

Absolutely brilliant. Thank you🦥🦥🇮🇸

AMAZING video! 💯🔥👏 THANK YOU, the info on how this locks works internally and how to pick it is insanely helpful. I have two of these and am currently working on them. I can tell Im making progress by getting core rotation but have yet to pick one. Again, excellent video and thanks again! 🙏

incredible video. since you haven’t uploaded in a while I hope you’re doing well.

You have a cut-away medeco? Wow