(1061) Challenge: Lock Impossible Picked & Gutted

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  • Опубліковано 23 гру 2024

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  • @smeado3533
    @smeado3533 7 років тому +72

    When you name your lock "The Impossible" and Bill smokes it in less than a minute...

    • @bosnianbill
      @bosnianbill  7 років тому +66

      Not completely true. I had tried and failed in my first 10 minute attempt. That allowed me to get the feel of the tensioning, lock and pins before the attempt that you saw. Have no doubt, this was a well put together lock and I was clearly lucky to pick it so quickly.

    • @kincheng
      @kincheng 7 років тому +1

      reload it with some sick bitting and try again ;)

    • @VRWarLab
      @VRWarLab 6 років тому

      It could be impossible to copy haha. I like so much weird looking pins, maybe one day I try to make them with copper wire, a drill, and some saw blades!

  • @Felixjin
    @Felixjin 7 років тому +39

    What a beautiful set of driver pins!

  • @perteks7639
    @perteks7639 7 років тому +11

    Oh wow those pins looks like chess piece, just glorious work of art

  • @moonlion7047
    @moonlion7047 7 років тому +1

    you got lucky on that one Bill, should have been way harder , great work on the pins , one of the better ones I've seen for sure.

  • @HalfDimeVid
    @HalfDimeVid 7 років тому

    Great camera work on the last several videos! I really appreciate the effort.

  • @LabRatJason
    @LabRatJason 7 років тому

    Bill, I'm pretty sure that first "spool" from the bible was actually the spear of Osiris. Immaculate work!

  • @antonmarkov2893
    @antonmarkov2893 7 років тому +6

    So guys for Europe what can be considered as the best beginners pick kit?

    • @bosnianbill
      @bosnianbill  7 років тому +6

      Probably the Praxis from UKBumpkeys or the Elite 17 from MultiPick Services in Germany.

    • @antonmarkov2893
      @antonmarkov2893 7 років тому +1

      bosnianbill Thanks for the answer and great picking btw.

  • @TheUniquePlumberman
    @TheUniquePlumberman 7 років тому

    Don't know if it is or just a mishap in threading but, #2 in the core looked to have very minor under-cutting at least 1 thread. May be just me.
    Nice, unique driver pins.
    Again, masterful picking job Bill.

  • @tonyholt90
    @tonyholt90 7 років тому

    nice pinning, and excellent picking..

  • @DanBai123
    @DanBai123 7 років тому +37

    that thing wouldn't turn ccw at all before I sent it to you. I am curious though... You are showing this lock but I haven't seen any of the other 15 locks I sent you. did you get the big package?

    • @bosnianbill
      @bosnianbill  7 років тому +11

      Not yet, when did you send it? I checked the PO box this evening on the way home from work - nada.

    • @djstringsmusic2994
      @djstringsmusic2994 7 років тому +3

      DanBai123 Those pins were beautiful!

    • @DanBai123
      @DanBai123 7 років тому +3

      Dj Strings Music
      Thank you sir. I spent some time on them

    • @DanBai123
      @DanBai123 7 років тому +2

      bosnianbill
      it's been at least 10-12 days...

    • @hancockautomotive1
      @hancockautomotive1 7 років тому +2

      DanBai123, sorry to hijack your conversation here, but just wanted to say it looks like you did some good work on the lock, man.

  • @theodoro89
    @theodoro89 7 років тому +4

    I like picking locks as a puzzle, because it relaxes me. However i don't know where to find/buy more locks to play with. I feel weird asking a locksmith for used locks to learn picking. He might think I'm a burglar or something... Any tips that doesn't break the bank?

    • @_inacu
      @_inacu 7 років тому +4

      I would still try asking a locksmith if you have one locally. I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a 'smith who didn't have that as an interest before it became their profession, and wouldn't understand
      Beyond that, have you tried checking second-hand stores? The one near me occasionally has various door hardware in bags, with a couple locks in each.
      Good luck!

  • @AngryHatter
    @AngryHatter 6 років тому

    "Oh, I have it open. Whaddya know?"
    I laughed hard at that, dunno why. Thanks as always.

  • @stevewalker7822
    @stevewalker7822 7 років тому

    Drivers are incredible works of art.

  • @falconeio
    @falconeio 7 років тому

    When you have, serrated pins, spool pins and t-pins in a lock, is there an order you prefer to get them or is it just first come first serve that clicks as you work the lock?

    • @bosnianbill
      @bosnianbill  7 років тому

      Just pick them in the order they bind.

  • @magiaaron
    @magiaaron 7 років тому

    Those pins are works of art.

  • @maximumadventuresandfishin5193
    @maximumadventuresandfishin5193 7 років тому +1

    I had an idea about a lock. It's an upside down door lock that springless. Therefore you can't get in with regular picking. The key would be magnetic and bring the pins up setting them in the correct position. The lock would be in a door and wouldn't be able to be shaken. Any idea on this or if it's already been made? Thanks

    • @joehiggitt7344
      @joehiggitt7344 7 років тому

      max Mourkas what would stop someone with a very strong magnet placing it above the lock on the door, (obviously on the front face of the door) from just pulling the pins up with a magnet and opening the door?

    • @JEMHull-gf9el
      @JEMHull-gf9el 7 років тому +1

      Look into the evva MCS lock. MCS stands for Magnetic code system I believe.

    • @Steel-Pinnings
      @Steel-Pinnings 7 років тому +2

      LockTest
      Yes it is, and it hasn't been done quite like he is asking though.
      And I think the reason is because of the second comment here... it is only security that is security by obscurity is what that is and once the lock in known then there is no security left once the obscurity is gone.

    • @smeado3533
      @smeado3533 7 років тому

      I think that's a good idea. It certainly wouldn't be possible to pick traditionally. You'd have to magnetize the top of the lock and pull all of the pins up, then pick it while magnetized. It would be one more hurdle to pass.

    • @maximumadventuresandfishin5193
      @maximumadventuresandfishin5193 7 років тому

      Joe Higgitt the pins would be like a traditional lock therefore you couldn't just pull them all up with one magnet. They would all have to go up a different amount. Just like I usual lock you can't just push them all down the same amount. So it would look just like a regular key

  • @cuttheskit7905
    @cuttheskit7905 7 років тому

    I'm just getting into lock picking so for the moment I'm making my own picks. Some day I'll have to try and make a lock too.

  • @teardowndan5364
    @teardowndan5364 7 років тому +17

    With those pins in there, I would have expected it to take considerably longer to pick. Do you think you may have been exceptionally lucky on this attempt?

    • @Folsomdsf2
      @Folsomdsf2 7 років тому

      also he had some time off camera with it as well he said trying to go CCW.

    • @Large_Sarge
      @Large_Sarge 7 років тому

      I was going to say the same thing. Amazing pins. How was this picked so fast?

    • @teardowndan5364
      @teardowndan5364 7 років тому +4

      He's had a lot more trouble picking much simpler pins before. Here, it sounded like this was his first time trying to pick it clockwise and he got an unlock before he even realized it. Looks like a considerable amount of luck may have been involved here.

    • @kincheng
      @kincheng 7 років тому +5

      the bitting was unfortunately weak though. each of his key pins are so long that barely any driver comes into play. A simple adjustment to his key pins and the lock would be way harder i would think.

    • @bosnianbill
      @bosnianbill  6 років тому +3

      Luck ALWAYS factors in. Also, your odds of getting an open is directly proportional to the number of people looking over your shoulder...😜

  • @nickelalloy3477
    @nickelalloy3477 7 років тому

    What clamp do you use?

  • @darkdemise99
    @darkdemise99 7 років тому

    Noob question, once you have the lock picked open, why do you re-lock it and insert the key to open it again before disassembly?

    • @LeonardSquad2
      @LeonardSquad2 7 років тому

      darkdemise99 I think it makes disassembling it easier and not having the pins go everywhere.
      I'm sure it can be done but you also never know if you picked all the pins to a look that is 100% out of the keyway I suppose.

  • @e.c.jr.3580
    @e.c.jr.3580 7 років тому

    Hey Bill, just a quick question, do you know a gentleman by the name Ken Foo? He's a locksmith from Texas.

    • @bosnianbill
      @bosnianbill  7 років тому

      I know a Ken but not sure of his last name. Where in TX?

    • @e.c.jr.3580
      @e.c.jr.3580 7 років тому

      He's from Houston but he goes all over the world.

    • @bosnianbill
      @bosnianbill  7 років тому

      Nope. The Ken I know owns a Locksmith shop near Dallas.

  • @sirme1798
    @sirme1798 4 роки тому

    Where was the danger counter-clockwise? Didn't see any construction holes etc and he mentioned you might break pins. You also mentioned re-picking counter-clockwise in video but didn't show it.

  • @marcscotland7120
    @marcscotland7120 7 років тому

    why thread 4 and 6 in the core? the key pins wont catch up they were both standard pins apart from some tapering on 6

  • @ryman2760
    @ryman2760 7 років тому +1

    This guy must work for the government or DOD/ Homeland Security. He is waayyyy too good at picking locks

    • @andersjjensen
      @andersjjensen 7 років тому

      I know this is an old comment, but if you want to see crazy skills check out Chessguy125 - he is the guy Bill sends the shit he cant pick. Also LockPickingLawyer has some impressive chops.

  • @--SD--
    @--SD-- 7 років тому

    Hi there, I know very little about lock picking so please pardon my ignorance but I've been watching your channel for quite a while and seen a lot of your vids. You seem very impressed with these challenging locks, and from a man of your experience that's saying something. But what difference does all the complexity make if it can still be picked in a matter of seconds with very basic tools? I appreciate you're experienced etc but even with that in mind this seemed incredibly easy (I know seeing is not doing) - I'm just not getting why this is any harder to pick than some basic crappy lock designed by whoever. Could you explain a bit if you have the time? Thanks :)

  • @mereview2615
    @mereview2615 6 років тому

    What are treading holes for?

    • @bosnianbill
      @bosnianbill  6 років тому +1

      The sharp edges on the threads trap and hold the sharp edges on all the serrated and spool pins.

  • @turmat01
    @turmat01 7 років тому

    Hey Bill! Do you sell those boards? I don't see them on your website. I want to get into lockpicking, and I'd like to support you by purchasing items here and there. I've ordered a training lock with a basic pick kit (happy I could type that and not SAY it XD Basic pick kit XD). I'd like to have one of those boards if I ever decide to take a lock apart :). I could probably buy one comercially or make one using your tutorials, but I'd prefer to support you by buying it from you as your channel is the main reason I got interested into lockpicking! :)

  • @JEMHull-gf9el
    @JEMHull-gf9el 7 років тому

    I"ve seen those double sided rounded key pin in stock yale mortise cylinders. They're probably like that so manufacturing can be faster.

  • @gr33nDestiny
    @gr33nDestiny 7 років тому

    Did you see the new kiosk machine that takes a photo of a key 🔑 and prints you a copy? What do you make of that?

  • @camilled6456
    @camilled6456 3 роки тому

    Enjoy your retirement bill and thank you for all the quality content you created all these years.

  • @lokdoktor8506
    @lokdoktor8506 7 років тому

    I can tell the only reason the lock was so easy to open was the bitting on the key not much difference
    also good picking Bill.

  • @autoparts6195
    @autoparts6195 7 років тому

    You should have more subs, great videos, thanks for help

  • @AusS2000
    @AusS2000 7 років тому +5

    Those pins look like chess pieces.

  • @WhoAmi-kt1qb
    @WhoAmi-kt1qb 7 років тому

    some nice work on them pins their

  • @dirk4926
    @dirk4926 7 років тому

    Those were some tough pins

  • @shauen24
    @shauen24 7 років тому

    great vid!

  • @RoeLunatic4ever
    @RoeLunatic4ever 7 років тому

    Nice name for a lock! 😂

  • @blockcarrier1752
    @blockcarrier1752 7 років тому

    The "Antique Lamp" pin collection, by Dan.

  • @Wrench245
    @Wrench245 7 років тому +1

    I have another name for those type of pins, I just can't repeat it here. Or in front of children. I'd probably turn the air blue with profanity if I had to work my way through one of those locks to get into an aircraft. (Nobody seems to remember that they didn't give us a key when they want us to work on it.)

  • @twt9623
    @twt9623 3 роки тому

    It looks like you can bump it.

  • @xenonram
    @xenonram 7 років тому +2

    what's the point of all that custom b.s. if you picked it in less than a minute? This "impossible lock" is one of the fastest I've seen you pick.

    • @djdeertz5450
      @djdeertz5450 7 років тому +1

      Andrew Delashaw it was because the bitting was weak. the pin design is very tough tho. with steeper bitting this lock may have been impossible.

  • @davidbrennan5
    @davidbrennan5 7 років тому +1

    Looks nasty, I am surprised you opened it at all.

  • @Ketenkrad96
    @Ketenkrad96 7 років тому

    Why do you keep picking everything upside down? It makes it easier or?

  • @Louis-lu5wh
    @Louis-lu5wh 4 роки тому

    I think the downfall was the long key pins

  • @jordanmcvey7808
    @jordanmcvey7808 7 років тому

    Nice

  • @OppositionTyranny
    @OppositionTyranny 7 років тому

    Hello ! can i get a kit please i'm new to pick locking world :D i find it very interesting ! PS: we don' have pick locking kitin my country

    • @davidmorris6439
      @davidmorris6439 7 років тому

      Toxin You can win stuff on his lock lab website. He doesn't just give stuff to people who ask.

    • @OppositionTyranny
      @OppositionTyranny 7 років тому +1

      Okay !

    • @billyblack5160
      @billyblack5160 7 років тому

      Hi Toxin, you can make your own picks quite easily. I used the blade of a hand saw.if you have a bench grinder and an angle grinder have a try.

    • @OppositionTyranny
      @OppositionTyranny 7 років тому

      Is there any tutorials on how to make your own picks ? Thanks !

    • @billyblack5160
      @billyblack5160 7 років тому

      Loads, Bosnia Bill did a good one using knives as the material also a picker called wizzwazle and many more.i wouldn't use hacksaw blades , as i found them too brittle. I enjoy making them as much as picking.

  • @TheWibob1234
    @TheWibob1234 7 років тому

    anyone else get the ad with dogs humping random crap. wtf did I just watch.

  • @devintran9884
    @devintran9884 7 років тому

    call em Stanley cups

  • @Oldy1978
    @Oldy1978 7 років тому

    Lock I'mPossible

  • @towbiekun
    @towbiekun 7 років тому +1

    First. 🤙🏻
    Also - notification squad, anyone here?

  • @dactamgaming385
    @dactamgaming385 7 років тому

    bleh

  • @achikamkraus3582
    @achikamkraus3582 7 років тому +1

    First

  • @satan6169
    @satan6169 6 років тому

    The impossible is possible