Picking Wafer Locks Explained

[@ovalwingnut]

Finally. A GR8T example of the mechanics of Wafer Locks. THANK YOU

[@ccmogs5757]

Agree , good vid. :}

[@paulvalley2125]

Thanks. Just starting. Looking for basically everything. I'm going to have to get a vise and a number of top tensioners and some good pics. I have some very cheap tools that I've made and acquired in the last 2 weeks. Looking forward to getting more involved with this Hobby. This looks like so much fun, thank you.😊

[@brandonmiles8174]

My son's name is Samuel, and great job on the video.

[@shinobihiriyu-originalninj4634]

Great video and explanation, easy to understand with the 3D animation
😃👍

[@beamboy07]

thanks , trying to break in to my friends locker as i have some stuff in there

[@che4840]

this is really cool, thank you!!

[@arvidb282]

Thanks Kevin Malone

[@kman1759]

Really helpful video, does anyone know how to tell a single-sided from a double-sided wafer lock without having the key?

[@ccmogs5757]

Normally a double-sided lock wil lhave a concave dimple in the centre of the keyway , single wafers will have a dimple at the flat edge of the lock face :]

[@seanstewart285]

alternating wafers inside the lock will indicate it's double-sided (e.g. one on the left, one right, one left, one right, etc).

[@nejiross]

What a great video and look at that, eleven year old video!

[@dragonfireproductions790]

You can just bump a tryout key to pick it.

[@sasquatchwasarrested]

Did you make this video?

[@hansen704]

Nice video. Sir. !! Those vafer lock pick Keys. Are they really good. ??

[@autosmo4248]

No lock is impossible to crack you need to know how to break it and have the equipment to crack it

[@gabecross9440]

DasGamming the forever lock is impossible to pick

[@unddozahaz]

@@gabecross9440 Dynamite would like to have a say on that

[@aierce]

Why is it worse than pin locks though

[@NymbusCumulo928]

wafers are wider than pins and easier to access, and they're always looser

[@talaverajr391]

This looks much more difficult than pin and tumbler locks.

[@fatalpotatoe4741]

They're actually much easier to pick, all you need to do is usually use a thin tension wrench and a wave rake to just rake the lock open

[@marcel911]

1:45 Is he saying FAULT set? I thought it was false set? He definitely pronounces a T there.

[@RaZoR-oh9kp]

no

[@shawn6426]

So locks don't mean anything...

[@Jackcc5]

Modulo m they do not all locks are easy to pick some are pretty much impossible

[@Eunostos]

Showing an Insurer you took reasonable care or not being the thief's first choice because the one next to it is a bit less effort are non-trivial benefits.

[@jonathanyates2700]

Not if they’re cheap

[@krek420]

How do you master key this lad

[@bigbadstretch13yrago]

Reverse pick it... look it up... ‘reverse picking wafer lock’

[@any123-og]

Is that a generic voice

[@lienhkim1837]

hahas