Personally I really like it, for sure it's a compromise and single pin picking is quite awkward so I see why they introduced the rivpick upgrade, the tag line is the best tool is the one in your pocket and from this perspective its the best solution. I think at the end of the day if you wanted an edc solution then its ideal, if you care less about having a pick in your pocket as you go about your daily business then not so much
Man - that seemed tedious. I am quite impressed that you could tension and turn it with those standard turning tools though. You know how much I hate the mantis!
Yeah that was tedious and I made life more difficult by picking the lock I did but I wanted to see if it was possible, now I've done it I don't have to do it again 🤣
Fantastic, Thank You for showing how to use whatever tools you may have on hand. Quick question…is that a trainer cam lock or do they make some with PIN numbers on the face? Thanks for your time and this video!
HI, it's a production lock, I think this one came off of a pub fruit machine, the numbers seem to be a thing with 8 pin versions of this lock, I have other different ones and only the 8 pin versions have numbers
Hi, yes, it came with the numbers on, I've got a couple of different ones with numbers and they are all 8 pin locks rather than the usual 7 so perhaps they are trying to big that up a bit
That’s excellent Paul, thinking outside the box is a skill I admire, It looks a much better way than using that badly designed goat wrench, Who ever came up with that design needs a good talking too 😂
Well done, great idea. I have always found tubular locks tedious.
Great fight!!!
😀👏👏👏🐈⬛🐾🍻👍
@chriscapune7873 thanks Chris, I love those 'I wonder if...,,' mini projects 😆
Great work and well explained mate 🙂👌
The covert companion seems so awkward to use to me,but I've not actually held one.
Are they worth the money?
Personally I really like it, for sure it's a compromise and single pin picking is quite awkward so I see why they introduced the rivpick upgrade, the tag line is the best tool is the one in your pocket and from this perspective its the best solution. I think at the end of the day if you wanted an edc solution then its ideal, if you care less about having a pick in your pocket as you go about your daily business then not so much
Mr Lock Picking Paul - where did you buy this picking tool ? Could you give a link ? I woułd be very appreciate :)
HI, you can get it here, you can buy the base tool and customise it with extras covertinstruments.com/collections/ssf-bypass-bible
@@paulg413 thanks :) every product is sold out ? is it something wrong with this website ?
Another great hack 👍
Cheers TD 👍
Man - that seemed tedious. I am quite impressed that you could tension and turn it with those standard turning tools though. You know how much I hate the mantis!
Yeah that was tedious and I made life more difficult by picking the lock I did but I wanted to see if it was possible, now I've done it I don't have to do it again 🤣
Fantastic, Thank You for showing how to use whatever tools you may have on hand. Quick question…is that a trainer cam lock or do they make some with PIN numbers on the face? Thanks for your time and this video!
HI, it's a production lock, I think this one came off of a pub fruit machine, the numbers seem to be a thing with 8 pin versions of this lock, I have other different ones and only the 8 pin versions have numbers
nice lock !!!
Nice one Paul. Did the lock come with the numbers on?
Well done 👍🍻🍻🍻
Hi, yes, it came with the numbers on, I've got a couple of different ones with numbers and they are all 8 pin locks rather than the usual 7 so perhaps they are trying to big that up a bit
@@paulg413 well that was excellent then - obviously I'm very slightly less impressed because I thought you had done it 😂
Enjoyed that video 👍❤️
@@BeercanBushcraft 😂😂
That’s excellent Paul, thinking outside the box is a skill I admire,
It looks a much better way than using that badly designed goat wrench,
Who ever came up with that design needs a good talking too 😂
well, it took longer than using my regular tools, I just wanted to see if it was possible... sometimes I just try stuff for the hell of it 🤣
Great job! Thanks for sharing Paul and enjoy the rest of your week mate.