[195] Opening a keyless Lockwood 334: thin lipped spools and tricky bitting

With thanks to Discrete

[@tipenengapuhi]

Nicely done

[@MichaelMaynard]

Thanks, it would have been ten times harder had I not had your pick as my default.

[@bulkheadtactical]

Great video and beautiful pick!

[@martin64ist]

Such a pleasure to watch a truly gifted person at work
Odd u mension high tension lpl says the same he uses alot of tension rather then then the normal supper light touch
Grt vid good to see u back on here

[@gprider1525]

Nicely done, thanks for showing which picks you used too

[@TsiolkovskySportingLocks]

Stunning work there mate. Your skill with these locks is consummate

[@danegilligan1620]

Nice pick mate one of my favourites to open like you said I go with light tension and normally straight to a medium hook also nice to see your back 😀

[@arthurcrime]

This was fun, I have trouble with these things too.

[@MichaelMaynard]

You're not the only one mate. The secret with the Lockwood C4 keyway is that although it's wide open, it's very deceptive. You very often run into problems with bitting and so you NEED a strategy to deal with that.

[@PocketWomen]

Excellent picking, you made short work of that, you could of teased the lock with the pick and made the picking last a bit longer since the padlock made the death defying trip via mail across the ditch to you without getting lost by Australia Post. Thanks for this video

[@mcdpoor]

Very nice 🦔🦮👍