I rarely get impressed with picking hard locks because you give a picker enough time and the right tool they will get it open. But this one is impressive. I enjoy your picking style one of few.
This makes me wonder if you can create a lishi to decode these locks and see if there are any zero-rise pins. Maybe then there is a way to build it so the zero-rise pins can be set on the tool and then its a normal, though insane, picking process. I think that would render these obsolete... now to FreeCAD to see what can be whipped up.
Excellent pick! You have had a lot of success picking very difficult locks. I have made a couple locks that I think are pretty difficult to pick. If you would like to give them a try let me know and I will send them to you.
Nice job! Chris Evans did something like this a few years ago, but he made diamond shaped picks so he could push in a little for low cuts and pull out a little for high cuts. But he could only fit three picks in the lock at once. But there must be a way to fit all 5 if done right...
@@yabende I attended a presentation by Priyer at Ozseccon 2019 where he discusses how he used 5 picks to pick the Bowley. You'll find it at around 17:54 in the following video of his presentation. ua-cam.com/video/Sa-rGWjq0Cw/v-deo.html
Actually, if I recall correctly from LPL's description, you only need to put four picks in the lock. A random one of the pins is always a zero lift pin, which enables the lock to resist bumping and raking (as if the shielding didn't already make that next to impossible LOL).
Gnarley setup, i like how you actually took the time to truly pick the lock with 5 damn picks, rather than just brute force it. What do you think about "the unpickable lock"? Is it a holy grail, basically? This thing defeated LPL (admittedly, 5 years ago, he could probably get it now) and i am curious what a clearly better skilled picker has to say about it. Btw, the algorithm doesnt want to show this video for sone reason, i typed in your channel name + "bowley" and it was still the 4th or 5th video down
Hi. Thanks for your comment. I believe that there is no lock that is "unpickable" - it is always a matter of skill, understanding the mechanism of operation and finding the tools that make it possible.
Hey, do you think you can make a template of your lock picks that I could print out? I have a Bowly myself and I would really LOVE a crack at picking it
Hi, I don't think I have them anymore - I need to look, but I can help you. Find me on the LPU server on Discord, or on any of the lockpicker groups on FB
Przed chwilą wyrzucił mi zajawkę ( te teksty pisane ) @BezKlucza gdzie pokazuje klódkę Bowley z tym "starym" kluczem. Mam pytanie czy w otwieraniu ma to różnicę ? gdy ten stary klucz się zawija do tyłu a ten nowy jest podłużny ,czy to jest bez znaczenia? Pozdrawiam
@@yabende Dziękuję za odpowiedź. Dla tych którzy nie wiedzą o co pytałem - ten Bowley który @yabende otwiera to jest cylinder pinowy , a ten o który ja pytałem ( podłużny klucz - Rotasera ) jest dyskowy i otwarcie jest inne- skomplikowane jak to w dyskowych cylindrach. Serdecznie dziękuję za pomoc..😀
In reality, a thief would not want to take so damn long picking this lock it is assuming they even came prepared for this specific lock. It took you about 3 minutes to pick it. That's an eternity for any thief who is on a time limit. Overall, any lock that takes this long to pick is great on my book.
Of course you are right, I agree with you 100% and have been saying for years that thieves only pick locks in movies. Picking any high-security lock requires a lot of experience and preparation for a particular lock, and the process itself often takes a dozen or more minutes. Cheers Man
Oh Wow, amazing work 👍👍 That was really quick 😱 Great video as well 👏 How was the feedback around the bend? Any chance like the jiggle test or so? How much do you need to modify for other bittings? Very very cool, cheers 🍻
Thanks, the feedback was pretty good, but to make a jiggle test pick it would have to be much more precisely made. I cut mine out using a Dremel. To make a universal pick for the Bowley Door Lock you need to make five pieces like I showed in the picture in the video.
@@septclues I wasn't suggesting that he did and I apologise to Yabende if that's the way my comment came across. I was just providing a bit of picking history on the Bowley Lock for those viewers that were unfamiliar with it. It gives the viewer the opportunity to see how the tools have evolved since Chris picked it and how HuxleyPig picked it using a completely different approach.
@@tipenengapuhi you don't have to apologize to me my friend, I know very well that I wasn't the first and I know that your comment was not an attack on me 🙂
@@quickchicken506 Thank you for your comment, unfortunately I don't understand what you mean when you write "clever edited" - I do not know if this is another charge that I tricked the viewer? Best regards
@@quickchicken506 You are wrong and your accusations are unfounded. The video is recorded without any cuts in one take. Just because you can't do something doesn't mean that someone else won't be able to do it. My video is not the only one on YT where this lock is picked.
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I rarely get impressed with picking hard locks because you give a picker enough time and the right tool they will get it open. But this one is impressive. I enjoy your picking style one of few.
Thank you for your words of appreciation, I am very glad that you liked the video
Incredible picking! Loving the paper clip tensioner too. These look so hard, almost impossible, but here you make it seem easy! Almost.
Thanks my friend 😊 congratulations to your BB request 🤞
This makes me wonder if you can create a lishi to decode these locks and see if there are any zero-rise pins. Maybe then there is a way to build it so the zero-rise pins can be set on the tool and then its a normal, though insane, picking process. I think that would render these obsolete... now to FreeCAD to see what can be whipped up.
Well done man! You're the legend 👏
Thank You my friend ☺
Wow that is a lot of pick action going on. Impressive and nicely done!
This is an insanely skilled piece of picking. Thanks for the upload.
Well done! Nice aproach in picking!
Awesome work here
Nicely done.
Thank You Sir 🤜🤛
Brilliant!!! You are awesome!!!
Loved every minute of this video!!!
👏👏👏👏🐈⬛🐾🐈🐾👍👍👍👍
Thanks my friend 😊
@@yabende welcome!!!
I just posted a video of my cutaway of your lock and linked your video on how you picked it 😀👍👍👍👍
Super job picking 👍
Well done mate 👏
Thanks my friend 🙂
So there are more seasoned pickers than the LPL out there!! I was considering him as gold standard but I feel I just discovered platinum standard.
Very cool to see you pick this! Congrats on the excellent open! ✌🏻🌶
Epic pick. Awesome job. 🎉🔓🤌☕
Thanks my friend :)
Very nicely done, thoroughly enjoyed watching your technique. Great video😀✌️
Thanks for your appreciation Man 🙂
Amazing! Beautiful display of picking.
You need to make a tool to remove that tail cap. I think it gave you as much trouble as the lock. 😉
Excellent pick! You have had a lot of success picking very difficult locks. I have made a couple locks that I think are pretty difficult to pick. If you would like to give them a try let me know and I will send them to you.
Thank You for your appreciation Man, I can try to pick some of your locks. Are you on Discord?
@@yabende I am not on Discord. If you email me an address or P.O. Box I can ship them.
@@daveb1177 sure, appreciate that. Please give me your email address 🙂
@@daveb1177 can you send me your email address?
Nice job! Chris Evans did something like this a few years ago, but he made diamond shaped picks so he could push in a little for low cuts and pull out a little for high cuts. But he could only fit three picks in the lock at once. But there must be a way to fit all 5 if done right...
Here is a link to that video:
ua-cam.com/video/X04qgD0hOXk/v-deo.html
I am sure that you can make a pick with five elements from a 0.5mm thick sheet. The key is 3mm wide and such a pick would be 2.5mm
@@yabende
I attended a presentation by Priyer at Ozseccon 2019 where he discusses how he used 5 picks to pick the Bowley. You'll find it at around 17:54 in the following video of his presentation.
ua-cam.com/video/Sa-rGWjq0Cw/v-deo.html
Actually, if I recall correctly from LPL's description, you only need to put four picks in the lock. A random one of the pins is always a zero lift pin, which enables the lock to resist bumping and raking (as if the shielding didn't already make that next to impossible LOL).
Gnarley setup, i like how you actually took the time to truly pick the lock with 5 damn picks, rather than just brute force it. What do you think about "the unpickable lock"? Is it a holy grail, basically? This thing defeated LPL (admittedly, 5 years ago, he could probably get it now) and i am curious what a clearly better skilled picker has to say about it.
Btw, the algorithm doesnt want to show this video for sone reason, i typed in your channel name + "bowley" and it was still the 4th or 5th video down
Hi. Thanks for your comment. I believe that there is no lock that is "unpickable" - it is always a matter of skill, understanding the mechanism of operation and finding the tools that make it possible.
@@yabende what about Dual Fork padlock ? I didnt see any youtube video of it been picked so far.
@@SasNolan I don't have any, so I didn't have chance to try 😐
That's amazing
Hey, do you think you can make a template of your lock picks that I could print out? I have a Bowly myself and I would really LOVE a crack at picking it
Hi, I don't think I have them anymore - I need to look, but I can help you. Find me on the LPU server on Discord, or on any of the lockpicker groups on FB
Imagine spending a huge amount of money for a unpickable lock and seeing this 😂
Very nice!
yabende is the greatest!
Przed chwilą wyrzucił mi zajawkę ( te teksty pisane ) @BezKlucza gdzie pokazuje klódkę Bowley z tym "starym" kluczem. Mam pytanie czy w otwieraniu ma to różnicę ? gdy ten stary klucz się zawija do tyłu a ten nowy jest podłużny ,czy to jest bez znaczenia?
Pozdrawiam
@@marek-do9yg nie znam nowego systemu, muszę zobaczyć o co chodzi i wtedy dam znać
Nie mogę znaleźć tego o czym piszesz, czy możesz wrzucić link?
@@yabende Wysłałem....
@@yabende Dziękuję za odpowiedź. Dla tych którzy nie wiedzą o co pytałem - ten Bowley który @yabende otwiera to jest cylinder pinowy , a ten o który ja pytałem ( podłużny klucz - Rotasera ) jest dyskowy i otwarcie jest inne- skomplikowane jak to w dyskowych cylindrach. Serdecznie dziękuję za pomoc..😀
In reality, a thief would not want to take so damn long picking this lock it is assuming they even came prepared for this specific lock. It took you about 3 minutes to pick it. That's an eternity for any thief who is on a time limit. Overall, any lock that takes this long to pick is great on my book.
Of course you are right, I agree with you 100% and have been saying for years that thieves only pick locks in movies.
Picking any high-security lock requires a lot of experience and preparation for a particular lock, and the process itself often takes a dozen or more minutes.
Cheers Man
Oh Wow, amazing work 👍👍 That was really quick 😱
Great video as well 👏
How was the feedback around the bend? Any chance like the jiggle test or so?
How much do you need to modify for other bittings?
Very very cool, cheers 🍻
Thanks, the feedback was pretty good, but to make a jiggle test pick it would have to be much more precisely made. I cut mine out using a Dremel. To make a universal pick for the Bowley Door Lock you need to make five pieces like I showed in the picture in the video.
@@yabende awesome, thanks for the details 👌
I like how you just stepped in front of the bitting specific picks 🤣 🤙🏽 great job! When double fork ? 🌴
Thanks Mr. Paradise :) and what is double fork ;)
@@yabendebowley did a run of padlocks with dual forks, instead of just one fork
@@jackmio I know that, cross your fingers because I will try to pick it for a few weeks 😉
FYI, Chris Ahrens was the first person to post a video picking the Bowley lock back in 2018. Huxley Pig has also picked it on video using a Pick gun.
You are right Man and I know that 🙂👍
i didn't see where yabende claimed to be first
@@septclues
I wasn't suggesting that he did and I apologise to Yabende if that's the way my comment came across. I was just providing a bit of picking history on the Bowley Lock for those viewers that were unfamiliar with it. It gives the viewer the opportunity to see how the tools have evolved since Chris picked it and how HuxleyPig picked it using a completely different approach.
@@tipenengapuhi you don't have to apologize to me my friend, I know very well that I wasn't the first and I know that your comment was not an attack on me 🙂
@@yabende
Cheers mate
You did the impossible
Clever editing.
What do you mean?
Exactly what I said.@@yabende
@@quickchicken506 Thank you for your comment, unfortunately I don't understand what you mean when you write "clever edited" - I do not know if this is another charge that I tricked the viewer? Best regards
You did and you know it.@@yabende
@@quickchicken506 You are wrong and your accusations are unfounded. The video is recorded without any cuts in one take. Just because you can't do something doesn't mean that someone else won't be able to do it. My video is not the only one on YT where this lock is picked.