Nice work. I always find it amazing how easy you, Bill and other professionals here can make this look. What concerns me a bit is how the general public, when they see these locks so easily being opened, do not really understand the level of experience it takes to actually do this. I have a few original 18's btw, split body versions :-)
Thanks Pat. You make a very good point. People see a video like this, but don't see the many hundreds (maybe thousands) of hours that I invested in MTL's alone. These locks are quite secure. The handful of people capable of opening them in a reasonable amount of time are not the one who are looking to steal your bike. PS - I assume from your username that you are associated with the lockitt/cyclebitz company. I've ordered quite a few items from the company, and have been pleased with me experience. Happy to see you on my channel!
YES CAN'T BELIEVE IT IM LOST FOR WORDS.IT WAS AMAZING. WHEN YOU ZOOM IN I COULD SEE THE PINS LIKE I WAS HOLDING IN MY HAND.THANK GOD IT WASN'T THE LOCK MY HAND WAD CRAMPING LOL.THANKS AGAIN FOR SHOWING A MAGNIFICENT LOCK😎😎😎😎😎
Haha, you might need to go to the gym now to get prepared for such heavy lock ;-) Well done picking it and I do admire you for picking padlocks in the had. Cheers :-)
+Potti314 Thanks... I never though strength would be a limiting factor in picking. I'm starting to prefer picking in hand, just for a little extra realism.
I bought one of these that had been used a couple of times so was almost new. It came with a credit-card type card that meant an extra level of protection, in that you could not get a copy of the key (presumably from Master) without the card. Also this is an extra level of convenience - if you lost the keys entirely you can get another just by presenting the card. This is great so long as you have a very secure place to store the card. As I bought the lock second hand I am presuming only one of those cards came with the lock from new. Always a good idea to get second-hand security stuff sent to a different address, say for instance you were locking your motorbike or garage, it would be pointless if someone knew where you were.
Thanks. This beast has been on my watch list for a while. They usually come up in the $325-350 range (and don't sell), but I finally found one at the right price. The funny part is that I literally have no chain or hasp that this shackle fits through!
Wow haha thats hilarious. I think you should have put some more locks aside it to better show size comparison. Like a 700 American or Master 3. For me personally, its hard to understand its true size as I am not that familiar with the size of that other MTL.
That is massive!! Bypassing that lock would be nigh impossible minus a torch or a lot of time and a couple cutting wheels. Nice job man!! I bet your arm is tired.... did you get my email? no rush, just checking. Thanks!
Noctis Motus Not a problem. I don't believe in gravity -- it's just a black magic illusion. :-P At least that's the line I used on my mother when she expressed a similar concern. She was unimpressed. :-(
awesome. I traded Gordon one of those for an Abus 83/80 and another older abus. I got it for $150 Canadian! Was a smoking deal, buy Gordon really wanted it. lol
LockPickingLawyer for sure. I was going to keep it, but Gordon wanted it bad. I wouldn't have traded it to anyone else. lol There is a video of it on my channel, but not picking it. I can't reliably get in to MTL yet. I only have homemade dimple picks. what dimple picks do you recommend?
Sir... I am VERY new to this hobby (still waiting on picks to be delivered), but I was wondering if you or any others here may be able to point me to a site that sells that particular pinning tray? Many thanks on the videos that you post, and please keep it up :) Have a blessed day, -kmkenpo
Welcome to the world of picking and my channel. Unfortunately, the pinning tray that I use is one that I made myself, so it is not available for purchase.
@@lockpickinglawyer really interested to see what machining work would be involved to fit different cylinders. A shame they are not available because there is so much potential.
Thanks... spent some time on your challenge lock over thanksgiving holiday... VERY nice job. Not easy by any measure. Left it at my parent's place in PA. :-( Sorry. I'll get it back and make a video ASAP.
Yes that lock looked VERY hard to hold. It seems it would almost be easier to pick if it was hanging on a chain or something like it would in situ. Thank You. It was only my second attempt at a challenge lock so I was thinking it would be quite easy. So thank you that gives me a bit of a boost in confidence, lol.
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Been watching your channel for well over a year now, and it still blows my mind how easy you make mul-t-locks look.
Thanks for watching... my skills with MTL's would make much more sense if you knew how much I practice. ;-)
Meh, come back and talk to me when you get a 30mm shackle on a 5kg padlock... 😜 joking aside, that is a beast! Fantastic picking as always
:'-(THanks.
Doesn't the Squire SS100CS basically fit that description? lol
A 40mm shackle and 15 kg padlock is what I want to have
Nice work. I always find it amazing how easy you, Bill and other professionals here can make this look. What concerns me a bit is how the general public, when they see these locks so easily being opened, do not really understand the level of experience it takes to actually do this. I have a few original 18's btw, split body versions :-)
Thanks Pat. You make a very good point. People see a video like this, but don't see the many hundreds (maybe thousands) of hours that I invested in MTL's alone. These locks are quite secure. The handful of people capable of opening them in a reasonable amount of time are not the one who are looking to steal your bike. PS - I assume from your username that you are associated with the lockitt/cyclebitz company. I've ordered quite a few items from the company, and have been pleased with me experience. Happy to see you on my channel!
YES CAN'T BELIEVE IT IM LOST FOR WORDS.IT WAS AMAZING. WHEN YOU ZOOM IN I COULD SEE THE PINS LIKE I WAS HOLDING IN MY HAND.THANK GOD IT WASN'T THE LOCK MY HAND WAD CRAMPING LOL.THANKS AGAIN FOR SHOWING A MAGNIFICENT LOCK😎😎😎😎😎
Thanks... these unusual locks are lots of fun.
Haha, you might need to go to the gym now to get prepared for such heavy lock ;-) Well done picking it and I do admire you for picking padlocks in the had. Cheers :-)
+Potti314 Thanks... I never though strength would be a limiting factor in picking. I'm starting to prefer picking in hand, just for a little extra realism.
Very good, LPL. Equipment check for the Mul-T-Lock E18H - pick (required), tension tool (required), and a protein shake (advisable).
LOL, thanks.
Hi Harry, Great lock, great picking - pretty to watch! Regards, Brian.
Thanks.
WOW, that is huge, great picking and gutting as usual, and a very impressive padlock.
Thanks.
This is why you ordered a vice grip lol nice
Awesome Lock & Picking. Very Cool. Keep up the great work. Nick.
Thanks.
Great video that is one awesome lock. Your picking is so controlled I love watching. Keep up the great videos LP.
Thanks. This one didn't seem that controlled... I dropped half the pins by accident!
I bought one of these that had been used a couple of times so was almost new. It came with a credit-card type card that meant an extra level of protection, in that you could not get a copy of the key (presumably from Master) without the card. Also this is an extra level of convenience - if you lost the keys entirely you can get another just by presenting the card. This is great so long as you have a very secure place to store the card. As I bought the lock second hand I am presuming only one of those cards came with the lock from new. Always a good idea to get second-hand security stuff sent to a different address, say for instance you were locking your motorbike or garage, it would be pointless if someone knew where you were.
Where did you buy it from?
@@juanbaclavab i got it from ebay in the uk
Wow what a rare beauty. Awesome find and pick.
Thanks. This beast has been on my watch list for a while. They usually come up in the $325-350 range (and don't sell), but I finally found one at the right price. The funny part is that I literally have no chain or hasp that this shackle fits through!
Wow haha thats hilarious. I think you should have put some more locks aside it to better show size comparison. Like a 700 American or Master 3. For me personally, its hard to understand its true size as I am not that familiar with the size of that other MTL.
Great job picking as always brother. That mul-T-Lock was massive!
massive padlock!! excellent pins in there brilliant picking as usual!!
Thanks.
Really nice lock. Nice addition to any collection! :)
Thanks -- I've been looking for the right price on one of these for a while.
great picking and a beautiful padlock.
Thanks.
That is massive!! Bypassing that lock would be nigh impossible minus a torch or a lot of time and a couple cutting wheels.
Nice job man!! I bet your arm is tired....
did you get my email? no rush, just checking. Thanks!
Thanks -- got your email. Will reply this evening.
nice work my man you did good yano white my son keep up the good work stiglocks..r
Thanks. :-)
Masterful Work! Great job!
Thanks.
That thing is huge. Nice Picking.
Thanks.
Honestly, I would pay for the videos where you put these back together.
Nice work! What a monster. Gotta admire your He-Man grip. :)
Thanks... sometimes I think that lock picking or more of a forearm workout than rock climbing (a hobby I have long since abandoned).
Smart move. A fun sport but gravity can be a cruel mistress. :)
Noctis Motus Not a problem. I don't believe in gravity -- it's just a black magic illusion. :-P At least that's the line I used on my mother when she expressed a similar concern. She was unimpressed. :-(
LOL Smart lady but no sense of humour. ;)
Awsome video full of information. Really enjoy your vids.
Thanks. 👍
awesome. I traded Gordon one of those for an Abus 83/80 and another older abus. I got it for $150 Canadian! Was a smoking deal, buy Gordon really wanted it. lol
Great deal... I've seen them listed on ebay for $350+USD
LockPickingLawyer for sure. I was going to keep it, but Gordon wanted it bad. I wouldn't have traded it to anyone else. lol There is a video of it on my channel, but not picking it. I can't reliably get in to MTL yet. I only have homemade dimple picks. what dimple picks do you recommend?
West Coast Picks For now, SpooXe is probably the best out there.
LockPickingLawyer Thanks LPL!
you are the man!
:-D
Could the Ramset break that small retainer foot that's holding the retainer base in place?
Lockpickinglawyer Can you please explain what is interactive core ?
Awesome! Can I ask where you bought it? I have searched both amazon and ebay and it only finds the 14mm version.
Jasmine Lognnes they no longer make
I got this one from ebay... I've only seen two listed in the last year, so it's a sellers market if you are interesting in getting one.
Thanks. And I bet they know that =)
I sold this to LPL via ebay. I do come back here from time to time to see it and LPL pick it.
my favorite padlock of all time if i had one i will put a Abloy protec 2 core
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Sir... I am VERY new to this hobby (still waiting on picks to be delivered), but I was wondering if you or any others here may be able to point me to a site that sells that particular pinning tray?
Many thanks on the videos that you post, and please keep it up :)
Have a blessed day,
-kmkenpo
Welcome to the world of picking and my channel. Unfortunately, the pinning tray that I use is one that I made myself, so it is not available for purchase.
The only safe locking method is to take a 20mm steel ring and weld it close with another ring on top
Think this lock is rated to a 6+ CEN as well.
Yes, I think that right...
Would love to get ahold of this lock I can’t find it anywhere second hand. Is it possible to change the core out for the mt5+
I don't think they made an MT5+ for this lock... too old, I think.
@@lockpickinglawyer really interested to see what machining work would be involved to fit different cylinders. A shame they are not available because there is so much potential.
Would it be possible to put a MT5+ core in this lock?
I don’t think so. It takes a special core, and the mt5+ wasn’t introduced until this lock was discontinued.
That’s unfortunate, this would be the perfect Mul-T-Lock for the MT5+
"Yo dawg, we heard you liked pins, so we put pins in your pins!"
I want to try to make a lock with 3 or 4 nested pins...
WOW
:-) Thanks
WHOA
Thanks... spent some time on your challenge lock over thanksgiving holiday... VERY nice job. Not easy by any measure. Left it at my parent's place in PA. :-( Sorry. I'll get it back and make a video ASAP.
Yes that lock looked VERY hard to hold. It seems it would almost be easier to pick if it was hanging on a chain or something like it would in situ. Thank You. It was only my second attempt at a challenge lock so I was thinking it would be quite easy. So thank you that gives me a bit of a boost in confidence, lol.
LockPickingLawyer can you pick an evva 4ks
3ks? Not sure. I just got one yesterday, so I'll start working on it soon.
LockPickingLawyer have a look at TUMBL3R video on the 3ks he does a great job picking it.So much so his hands were shaking
chefgav1 I know... he's the one from whom I got the lock!
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