(Picking 89) Burg Wachter "Combi-lock 80 44 FUN" revisited

Here I revisit the Burg Wachter "Combi-lock 80 44 FUN" 4-wheel combination padlock to show what I think is the best method to decode this lock.
My previous video is here: • (Picking 84) Burg Wach...

[@peacemaster8117]

Thank you! I used this method on my 88 40 lock. I'd forgotten the code and was ready to throw it away and buy a new one, but your video gave me exactly the advice I needed to get it open. Once I had the first 3 fall into place I realised what the final digit must be and got in. Cheers!

[@Swynndla]

That's excellent! Well done for persevering and getting the lock open. Cheers!

[@lockmania-locks]

Another nice Decoding my friend

[@Swynndla]

Thank you buddy! :D :D

[@Leonslockpad]

Nice revisit my friend👍✌👍😎😎🇬🇧

[@Swynndla]

Thanks buddy! :D :D

[@AThreeDogNight]

Looks like once you learn how there not too hard. Well done & thank you for the video.

[@Swynndla]

Yes not too hard once you know the secret - and you also need to get used to using the right amount of tension and being able to feel sometime subtle differences. :D :D

[@DonzLockz]

Awesome job Kiwi Potti.😁 I guess each lock will have a different binding order as in pin tumblers.✌😎

[@Swynndla]

LOL such a huge compliment! :D :D Yea I'm not sure if manufacturing tolerances will produce a different binding order or not for *this* make/model - a very good question! For this sort of lock, it may be that this is always the right order if its manufactured consistently that way.?

[@LockpickingsGal]

Great job!!

[@Swynndla]

Thanks matey! :D :D

[@gregtunston5162]

nice job

[@Swynndla]

Thank you mate! :D :D

[@ottomanleather3052]

In what language are you talking? Where are you from?

[@Swynndla]

I'm speaking English with a New Zealand accent

[@ronaldguida]

what language you speaking dude?

[@Swynndla]

hehe - you don't understand my New Zealand accent? :D :D