KESO 10 RS Tri-Axis Dimple Lock Picked
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- I was really pleased with this picking of an excellent and difficult lock...then I destroyed it by over rotating the core once picked 😫😫😫 Please learn from my mistake! 👍
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I was really pleased with this picking of an excellent and difficult lock...then I destroyed it by over rotating the core once picked 😫😫😫 Please learn from my mistake! 👍
Panavise 350 😃
The lock is TIFU?
@@crowley357 Anna Tifu is an excellent violinist. ( annatifu. com ) It's an unfortunate surname.
Wonderful hard lock!!!
Great picking!!!
👍🐈🐾🐈
Thanks 😊
I work for a company that installs security systems, under which we also switch locks.
For a big project I installed Keso cylinders, and now I understand why the company (a big one, wont say the name), wanted them. They look like a switzer cheese, they have like 20 holes on each side xD Guess they are kind of unpickable, if it already took such a skilled person that much time to pick this one with fewer pins.
Good job tho, looks difficult af!
They are hard!!
Great job, that looks like quite the challenge!
It is! 😃
Don’t think I will be trying one of these anytime soon, great picking, very impressive as always
Nah, give it a go! You never know unless you try! 👍
Great picking, awesome, the key looks similar to a KABA lock i have, great work 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌😊
Thank you ☺️
Wow what a pick I really do not know how you managed to get it open amazing skill good job well done
Thanks 😊
Nice pick mate 😊👍
These are pretty good locks they are up there with the Kaba Quattro dimple lock. I have a brand new KESO RS 10 Omega euro and I can't seem to get anywhere with it. Every little movement means something is going right.
Keep at it! You will get it!
@@LockNoob much appreciated Ash.
I'll have plenty of time to attempt it while being stuck inside for the next few weeks.
I hope you and your family are doing well, with all the craziness going on lately.
Very nicely picked my friend very cool lock, sorry that you ended Up destroying it
Not as sorry as me 😫😫😫
Great job!
Thanks 🙏
Great video mate. Love seeing you pick what I'd consider a difficult lock. As it appears quite worn
Thanks friend 🙏 I like a challenge now and again 😉
@@LockNoob Hope you're doing well today Sir. I'm working on a couple locks here but cant quite get them lol. Might have to do a " not quite yet yet" videos bwahahahaha just to have new content
A great pick,and a 1st class warning, it's best to learn by others mistakes and save yourself an expensive one,I bet the lock is not cheap!well done again,billbo.
Thanks!
Great job. Gutting any Keso is dangerous. They usually ontain many tiny hollow pins and springs that are feather-light and almost invisible. A true nightmare to re-assemble.
Same with some Kaba locks. But neither are made to be re-keyed outside of the factory in Switzerland.
Too bad they expect you to gut and reassemble if you pick one for a belt assessment. I did it, but don't want to attempt it again:-)
Fabulous lock and really well picked. Looks like a daunting lock to pick. A couple of things to comment on if that's ok:
Firstly a couple of times I thought I could have been watching Daz Evers there at moments during that pick, you use a similar method/ technique. .
Also, after picking the right and left side could you not just use the dimple pick to lift the pins at the top. For example by using the tip of the flag. That way you wouldn't need to keep changing tension. Just I thought I had. Unless the tip of the flag isn't strong enough?
PS I wonder if you could knock out the pins where the lock is strengthened and maybe use the Dremel to cut the crimped clips, if it would come apart? That then begs you to ask the question that if it is possible to split the lock would it take away the fault?
No problem with the Daz comparison, he’s a fantastic picker! 😃👍 and yeah, the flags are designed for rotation, so the feel, feedback and strength just isn’t there for me if used that way 🙂🙂
Looks like the banham well done
I have never had the opportunity to pick a banham. One day I hope! 👍👍
Geez, nice video mate!
One question, for a beginner, which set would you recommend?
Thanks in advance 🙃
another great job ash mate stay safe🇬🇧👊😎👍
You too Leon 👍👍👍👍
🙏thanks👍👍👍🙏
Awesome picking Ash and thanks for sharing. Take care and have fun.
Thanks Gazz 🙏👍😃
very well picked there bud , it did not look like you turned it much at all.
It only needs a quarter turn to break without a plug spinner 😕
Yes I believe it’s simply worn out. Not sure a replacement key is even possible. Nice to see anyways. Please Stay safe
You too friend!
On some similar locks I have, it "seems" they are easier to rake, zip, bump or tickle, than spp`ing. On a Keso I have I can zip gently with a hook and zip it open, but it takes 5-10 times. Zipping it more and more if get you get my meaning.
I hope I can manage to film so clear detailed, and without anything blokking the view on the lock.
I promised UA-camr Urbanhawk that I would make a video on a lock. Been practising to keep fokus and in view. But its not easy, when you never have done it before, in that way.
I cant seem to film without my hands/fingers get in the way. Do you have the camera in front of you?
It’s always difficult when you start but don’t be discouraged! Check this out ua-cam.com/video/br1rJZl6YNo/v-deo.html
No chance of recovering the other end of the lock?
Sadly no :-(
Great job till ya killed it. Lol 😝👍
Lol 😁😁😫
How is 45° "fully picked"?? That's not going to open any door.
A plug spinner would do the rest.. next.
We've all been there when you twist it just too far and it all goes tits up and bollocks and remember to wash your hands. You have to take care of the money makers.
I keep them in little oxygen chambers overnight 👍😁
I love lock ❤️
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We all lock locks my friend 👍👍👍👍