This is really good, I now have an idea of how to approach my twin combi, semi set the barrels, set sidebar, set barrels. Makes a lot more sense, thanks!
Thanks for watching the video! I spent a lot of time learning it, especially the fingerpins... It took me about 20min on average the first few times i opened it, then after the first few handful, it went to about 11min. I haven't had a lock that took me so much work to figure out how to get better at it AFTER I had already figured out how to pick it... lol
Thank you Dmac! It was really fun to learn this one, especially once i started figuring it out more 😀 Btw, you've been killing it with the videos lately! Keep up all the awesome work!
Really great picking and explanations of what you are doing. A complex lock which looks like a really fun lock to pick. Thanks for this video. have a good week, cheers
You also have a great week! Thanks for coming by and watching, also for the really kind comment :) It's definitely fun to pick, now that I know what I'm doing with it, that is haha
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Nice work, and thanks for the commentary as you did it! It's not easy to do both at the same time (:
Thank you very much :) I love talking through what I'm feeling, it was indeed very difficult when i fist started making videos like these, but it definitely got easier. I also think that talking through what I'm doing has helped me to get better
Thank you 😀! Very interesting question, and it's not a simple answer in my books. I learned the exclusive (same as 6k, but more restrictive keyway) before i learned the v10 or the combi. The v10 was very easy to learn, especially after the exclusive. The barrels were a bit harder on the v10 then the exclusive, but the sidepins were much harder on the exclusive then the v10. The combi's fingerpins are a totally different feel and provide a very unique feedback. It was harder to get used to that feedback then the exclusive sidepins, and took longer to understand. But now that I confidently know how fingerpins feel/work, I would say the 6k sidepins are a tad harder. That being said, the barrels on the combi are the hardest I've come across yet, and the fact that this lock doesn't isolate, makes it harder overall then the 6k/exclusive in my mind. Ps. On a sidenote, I haven't tried a 6k with gins, only barrels, so I can't speak on the gin variant
Haha thanks brother, I have been away for a while due to personal things, but I am planning to return to video making hopefully soon! First of all I moved, and am still organizing everything haha, secondly I've been very busy with my work as an apprenticing locksmith. Lastly, but probably the main reason I've been away is because my grandfather (the guy who's voice is at the start of all my videos) was not doing well over the last few months. Unfortunately he just passed away on Monday after a very long battle with cancer and dementia. That being said, I do want to get back to making videos soon. I can't tell you how much it means to me to have gotten so much support over the few months I was making videos. The fact you are going out of your way to check in and let me know you miss me, warms my heart more then I can say with words ❤
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Very nice video!!!
Full information about this lock and picking process.
Right way to open it lock you used.
I like the pull push explanation 👍 great picking!!! 🐈⬛🐾🐈🐾👏👏👏
Thank you! Whenever you want (if you want), let's get to working on some of your assa's 😉
Great job, what a tough lock. Thanks for walking us through the pick. Again, Great job!
Thank you for the continued support and for checking out the video! 😀
I appreciate the kind words
You made short work of a really difficult lock. Great vid, and world class picking as always 😁👍
Thank you Sensei! I appreciate all your mentorship along the way ❤
I really appreciate you checking out the vid, and for all your continued support :)
This is really good, I now have an idea of how to approach my twin combi, semi set the barrels, set sidebar, set barrels.
Makes a lot more sense, thanks!
I'm really happy to hear my video helped you out :)
How is the progress coming with the lock?
Nice work man, I had the toughest time with my combi... It's such a beast of a lock, well done!
Thanks for watching the video! I spent a lot of time learning it, especially the fingerpins... It took me about 20min on average the first few times i opened it, then after the first few handful, it went to about 11min. I haven't had a lock that took me so much work to figure out how to get better at it AFTER I had already figured out how to pick it... lol
Speedy pick and great explanation of this twin. Very well done 👌🏼
Thank you Dmac!
It was really fun to learn this one, especially once i started figuring it out more 😀
Btw, you've been killing it with the videos lately! Keep up all the awesome work!
Really great picking and explanations of what you are doing. A complex lock which looks like a really fun lock to pick. Thanks for this video. have a good week, cheers
You also have a great week!
Thanks for coming by and watching, also for the really kind comment :)
It's definitely fun to pick, now that I know what I'm doing with it, that is haha
Nice work, and thanks for the commentary as you did it! It's not easy to do both at the same time (:
Thank you very much :)
I love talking through what I'm feeling, it was indeed very difficult when i fist started making videos like these, but it definitely got easier. I also think that talking through what I'm doing has helped me to get better
Nice work on the Twin!
Thank you buddy!!
Great video
Thank you!
Awesome!!
Great vid!! Got a new sub, glad I found your channel!!
Well done
Just found channel
Subscribed
Stay well
Thank you brother, i really appreciate the support ❤
Great video. Do you think this is more or less difficult than the assa 6000 twin?
Thank you 😀!
Very interesting question, and it's not a simple answer in my books.
I learned the exclusive (same as 6k, but more restrictive keyway) before i learned the v10 or the combi.
The v10 was very easy to learn, especially after the exclusive. The barrels were a bit harder on the v10 then the exclusive, but the sidepins were much harder on the exclusive then the v10. The combi's fingerpins are a totally different feel and provide a very unique feedback. It was harder to get used to that feedback then the exclusive sidepins, and took longer to understand. But now that I confidently know how fingerpins feel/work, I would say the 6k sidepins are a tad harder.
That being said, the barrels on the combi are the hardest I've come across yet, and the fact that this lock doesn't isolate, makes it harder overall then the 6k/exclusive in my mind.
Ps. On a sidenote, I haven't tried a 6k with gins, only barrels, so I can't speak on the gin variant
Where'd u gooo
I miss u sooo
Seems like it's been forever
Since you've beeen gooone
Haha thanks brother, I have been away for a while due to personal things, but I am planning to return to video making hopefully soon!
First of all I moved, and am still organizing everything haha, secondly I've been very busy with my work as an apprenticing locksmith. Lastly, but probably the main reason I've been away is because my grandfather (the guy who's voice is at the start of all my videos) was not doing well over the last few months. Unfortunately he just passed away on Monday after a very long battle with cancer and dementia. That being said, I do want to get back to making videos soon.
I can't tell you how much it means to me to have gotten so much support over the few months I was making videos. The fact you are going out of your way to check in and let me know you miss me, warms my heart more then I can say with words ❤