Even if Sparrows DOESN'T make it, the lock picking community still wins! He could do like what Mathias Wandell does and leave the videos up showing the whole process, and then selling the plans for pennies on the dollar (more like a pittance to support continued work rather than an actual "living"), UA-cam members and Patronizers (blame Simone Giertz for that term, then check out her channel) would get it free, every one else, like, $5-15 to support the Lock Lab and LPL. They could put a licence on it that's fair and pretty permissible, like a Creative Commons, Share-and-Share-Alike-Non-Commercial. or CC with Attribution.
Sparrows would be on the slightly crazy side to not want to make these on a large scale. You both have done a great job, and saved them on one of the largest costing parts of any manufacturing companies costs: R&D. Not only that, because of the viewership of both your audiences, there is a ready market for these. Again, great job, both of you.
Two dedicated experts pool their insights and get a manufacturer to produce a highly refined tool at attractive cost....now how cool is that! Thanks guys!
@@IoEstasCedonta -That's just a typo.- edit: Not a typo, that's on purpose and is intended to dissuade people from trying to "force it into they're shopping cart." Idk how that works, but apparently it's a problem on their site. They are $45 normally. It says on the link they'll be back in stock in July at $45, but I don't know if that was from July last year or updated to mean this year.
If Sparrows accepts it and will build it, great. I hope however that either way the blueprints are made available for a small donation to a charity or an organization like TOOOL. Like if Sparrows commits to building them they'll also sell you the plans for 15 dollars, 5 for them, 5 for TOOOL, and 2.50 each for Bill and LPL (because I feel they should get paid something). If Sparrows doesn't accept it then LPL and Bill could set up something where if you give 5 dollars to TOOOL you get the plans, if if you're a member of TOOOL...
Bomb defusing competition? Lol. I think Bill would be a ringer on that. I think the next collaboration video should be “Building the ultimate challenge lock”
I don't know if anyone else said it, but Thank You both for this contribution to lock sport tool development. Sure, I know it was fun, but it was a lot of work... for the benefit of US.
Superb series, great design evolution and a final product to be proud of! Hoping Sparrows doesn't pass on this golden opportunity. Congratulations Bill & Harry...you deserve the recognition, and a few celebratory drinks! 🍷🍷
I admire the idea that you both gave away this invention, zero greed. Really impressive attitude from you both. I would however take steps to ensure that any manufacturer keeps their word on your vision. Get legal paperwork done an secure your vision.
A marathon contest between the both of you guy's! The Chinese version looks cobbled together from spare parts. The "BozLaw" disc lock pick looks professional in all aspects of it's design.
Thanks to both of you for giving the prototype to the locksport world and not retain a financial interest that would increase the costs to the end user
Hi Bill and Harry, Great tool, great design, great camaraderie, it permeates the videos! What's not to like ...? Hope some Manufacturer decides to run with it - well overdue. Regards, Brian.
Good job guy's, as a noob to locksport I have to give you both credit for increasing my interest in this hobby. I've been picking stuff for years with paperclips and whatever I could find to get the job done. Finally bought a pick set and am looking forward to learning to pick better locks that have stumped me in the past.
2 Thumbs up Guys! As a Locksmith - I love watching your video's. You're better at lockpicking then I am (although I only pick locks when I need too). You've inspired me to look into lockpicking as a hobby as well as part of my current job. Thanks again and I would LOVE to buy one of these picks (when available.) -- Dave
Awesome job guys and I knew if anybody was considerate it would be sparrows Sparrow's got good quality at affordable prices I couldn't be happier to hear that hopefully they will be doing this for us you guys make one hell of a team
I love what you do man. Bought the Ghostpro, just to mess around, because of you. Ain't a lock in my house that hasn't been picked. Had fun doin' it. Even helped a buddy get his boat trailer unlocked with my newfound skill.
Seems like a perfect thing for AvE to learn his fancy new mill with. I don't see any portion of this that couldn't be done there. You guys did an amazing job, I can't wait to see where you go with it.
Very cool outcome! Great job. Liquid teamwork. If Sparrows doesn’t want to do it, release a 3D cad drawing on one of the open source hardware sites and you will see Chinese made ones on eBay and Amazon before you know it. Of course, you’ll have to clean them up to use them, and vet out the ones made of stainless pewter.
Just awesome guys, just awesome! No 2 guys better to put this design together. Good on Sparrows for considering this project. Of all the companies out there, I assumed Sparrows would be the one to take this on. Sparrows, if you are watching, put me down for one!
I really really appreciate this what LPL and you did and offer this as a sort of open-source shows what good guys both of you are. I follow both of your channels for a while now and really like it. Thank you, thank you for the videos and hopefully an awesome and affordable product. Many kudos to both of you
Guys, I have to say that the work you two have put into getting this pick put together and made is exceptional. I am so happy that it turns out that Sparrows took you up on your design, as I am akin to a labrador in the respect of my loyalty to a brand, which in my case is Sparrows. All of my picks and some of my other equipment is all Sparrows. So I personally would like to say thank you both for your amazing work, thanks guys. Also a huge thank you for been greedy and giving your design, for free as long as the manufacturer makes and sells at an affordable price which for us people who would like to purchase one can afford to do so. The pair of you are superstars, THANK YOU!!!
Really a nice piece of work. Ok, Bill, being a mechanical engineer, I could understand this coming of age with all the mechanical know-how and everything but having a lawyer pitching in and seemingly, knowing how to use a lathe and the difference in between copper and bronze, that is rather surprising, in a good way. I am looking forward in buying your product one day.
End product looks fantastic. To determine who gets which prototype you should have a 4 lock pick off but using picks you make from bobby pins or whatever. Good job fellas
Great project and result - really happy you guys got together to make this for the community. Just getting into lock picking and almost bought that cheap pick you showed but will wait for yours to come out! Thank you
Well, Bill and Harry (😉) I must congratulate you both on a great series and a final product that looks really great. Thank you guys so very much. Really appreciate all the work you both put into this. 👍🏻
These lock picks are a wonderful piece of work. I have really enjoyed this entire series and what a brilliant finish with the stainless steel version! Great work!
Thanks to both of you, this was again a very enjoyable watch. The suggestion below by divyansh elementum of you two visiting some locksports manufacturer would seem like a nice idea, if the travel logistics can reasonably be arranged.
If Sparrows turns this down, see if PACLOCK will pick it up. They support locksport, and they might like the challenge in selling their own pick with maybe a new line of disc detainer locks.
Having Sparrows make this would be absolutely phenomenal. I've been looking forward to something like this for quite a while and have a lot of respect for Sparrows products. Amazing work and dedication to both you Bill and LPL.
Haven't tried picking disc detainers purely because of the poor tools (At the price point) and modifications needed to get them to be useful. This is going to open up a new level of the hobby for me if it gets into production! Great stuff guys
Absolutely brilliant job guys ;-) I'm just an hobbyist as you say and I really don't want to be forking out £100's of pounds for a tool just to pick a lock for fun, but I would be willing to part with between £20 - £40 for this tool because I can see how the development has gone plus the thought from both you guys to bring it were it is now, very much appreciated for what you have produced for us all ;-)
This is awesome to watch. The creativity and craftsmanship is why I watched very intently. I'm not a lock picker myself. As to what you two should be working on next. How about getting that lock mic up and working. It would be great to hear the little clicks and crunches as you attempt to pick locks. It might work for the brute force hammer attacks. ;)
I for one, would love to see a collaboration video series on the various tools/items BosnianBill & the LPL have in their everyday carry kits. We've seen some of the tools used here & there in videos. But finding out what it is, why it's needed, & how they use it, would be extremely informative. As they go through the items in their kits, they could each share their own expertise & experiences on using the items & maybe even learn a few tips from each other, as well as educating viewers. I know there are some tools in Bill's multiple page kit that I've never seen used before & would like to learn more about!
You guys bounce off each other so well, it's been a joy to watch the development of this tool; and should it come to market, you'll have made a significant sector of the hobby community very happy!
This disc detainer pick is truly a work of art--well done! I can't wait to purchase one when they finally make it to market. +1 Vote for Sparrows producing it. Similar to some of the previous comments, the two of you should build a custom challenge lock, possibly with a puzzle component to it. You know, a response to Daniel's fidget spinner, Julian and Tobias' triple challenge lock, Scott Armstrong's cube or others that I have not seen yet. Something fun and exciting that involves some machine work for sure.
That looks like a great pick. If things don't work out with sparrows, I am a mechanical designer and have contacts with local shops that I would be happy to get quotes from. Of course I am not interested in financial gain or running a business either.
I love this. I actually have a t-shirt I made along while back that reads, "If Boz and me get into trouble call our Lock Picking Lawyer". Aside from that, I have been working on a gadget that I made from a 16 penny nail and a can of compressed air., It works marvelous with almost all locks. It's very discreet, very quiet. It can be used for any pin locks, be it padlocks, homelocks and a modified version that works on carlocks. If you two would ever like to exchange ideas on some of the ways I could incorporate this for use on other types of locks, that I, quite frankly am at a stand still with, please let me know. ~Pop-
This is the first time I've ever commented on anyones site. But, through all the sportpickers I have watched (and that's alot) over the years....I enjoy you and LPL's the best.
Great Job and collaboration on this pick. I’d be down for getting one should it become available at reasonable price. Also I’m happy to report that I’ve slowly chipped away at my own naughty bucket thanks to regular practice and perseverance. That and getting additional lock picks also helped.
This was a fun series to watch, well done. You should auction off the prototypes and give the money to a charity. Who wouldn't love to get their hands on a custom made pick especial build by you two!
I've just gotten into lockpicking thanks to your guys' videos, and my first pick set is from Sparrows. I'm stoked to hear that they're potentially going to be working on this!
I like watching these while using my new Sparrows DD pick from Bosnianbill and LPL. In my excitementI tried to show my wife with the pick along with the video for reference. She doesn't get it, and for that I am sad for her. Thanks for bringing a great product to market at a more than fair price!
VIDEO SUGGESTION - Currently available locks that you would recommend for actual use in securing stuff, valuable stuff, your own valuable stuff perhaps. Maybe have different categories, cost to benefit ratio, cost no object, bike locks, door locks, luggage locks, gun locks, trailer hitch locks, cores to improve locks. I've watched a metric a$$ ton of videos from both of you and the common theme between you guys tends to be locks that you wouldn't use to secure your trash can or stuff that's been modified and sent to you as a challenge that would be unobtanium to most of us out here. How about something you would actually use instead of the parade of useless locks. PLEASE! I have a couple of other ideas too, if you need them... Love the current/ excellent, BB & LPL, videos. So keep up the good work regardless!
Amazing job guys! If you ever wanna get rid of any of those prototypes i'd probably pay a great deal to have a collaboration piece from you two phenomenal lock pickers. Hopefully Sparrows can find a way to mass manufacture them for a good price. Take care guys and keep up the great work!
All of these parts can be made using what is called a CNC Swiss screw machine which can start with a 20 ft rod and produce a tray full of parts automatically. The big problem is the volume of products and the programming required to produce each part here.
Hats off...!! Loved this series, you both have done a fantastic job on creating an awesome pick... hopefully we don't have to wait to long before it goes into mas production... 👏👏👏
You guys are fantastic you make a good team well done, ps I'm very new to the hobby and get a lot of inspiration from both your channels thank you guys.
Would love to see a comparison of your EDC lock pick kits and do you keep a bigger kit in a vehicle or some place nearby. I’m a firefighter EMT and looking for something to keep in my mask bag. Sometimes like during a CO or strange odor call we need to get into building but don’t want to do damage.
THIS is why the lock sport community loves SPARROWS!! I myself have been saying I hope Sparrows picks this up, but so have a few others. And that’s the only company I’ve seen anyone in this series mention.
These all look great and I can’t wait to buy one and try it out without having to explain to my wife why I spent $250 or more on a lockpicking hobby tool. I am sure the more expensive ones are actually worth every penny if you need it for decoding, etc. I don’t know much about manufacturing but it seems like the parts could be made by not-for-profit vocational/trade schools in small production runs and sold to a distributor to raise money for the school.
I am sooo happy for you that the colaboration went so fine !!! I hope sparrows or somebody else to evaluate this excellent project !! GONGRATULATIONS !!!
Loved the collaboration. Since you asked a reasonable sequel would be to modify the tool an make it to 1. tension on the bottom and 2. make a half moon tension/pick part (for abloy generation 1). Keep up the good drin.... I mean work. Cheers
The pick is fantastic for so many reasons well done to the both of you, a great series thanks for the time you guys put into it. I really hope that sparrows start making it..., I’d definitely buy one.😎👍 Have a great weekend.👍
I would absolutely love one of these! I'm sure if the Chinese can produce the crappy ones for ten dollars then surely your design could be made for for cheap too. You two are the best love you both
Dale Swindells there’s a BIG difference in design of those cheap crappy locks and what was designed here. You won’t see this available ever for anywhere near the $10 range.
@@Ben7seven7 no sh!t sherlock, thanks for pointing out the obvious they said it would cost around 60 dollars. My point was they are possible to mass produce.
Nice work fellas!! From what I can tell seems to be very user friendly and effective pick, looks great as well! I would defiantly buy one, if sparrows chooses to start producing them.
I haven't even started to pick disc locks but already want one of these beauties. Well done gentlemen! Looking forward to to your next collab. How about a better padlock that doesn't break the bank?
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That's stunning, love being able to swap parts out and seeing the development process as well. Would love to see Sparrows making it!
Even if Sparrows DOESN'T make it, the lock picking community still wins! He could do like what Mathias Wandell does and leave the videos up showing the whole process, and then selling the plans for pennies on the dollar (more like a pittance to support continued work rather than an actual "living"), UA-cam members and Patronizers (blame Simone Giertz for that term, then check out her channel) would get it free, every one else, like, $5-15 to support the Lock Lab and LPL. They could put a licence on it that's fair and pretty permissible, like a Creative Commons, Share-and-Share-Alike-Non-Commercial. or CC with Attribution.
Either way, you can bet dollars-to-donuts that when the Chinese get their hands on it, even Sparrows might not make a profit :(
@@dustysparks The quality of any Chinese forgery is unlikely to be very close to what Sparrows would make.
@@mlentsch Sparrows is Canada... Don't be so rude.
You are so cool!
Sparrows would be on the slightly crazy side to not want to make these on a large scale. You both have done a great job, and saved them on one of the largest costing parts of any manufacturing companies costs: R&D. Not only that, because of the viewership of both your audiences, there is a ready market for these. Again, great job, both of you.
HEY SPARROWS! Read weareinsignificant 's comment! 😋
@@bosnianbill Can't think why you'd save them so much money, in order for them to make a ton of money...for nothing?
@@throstles6774 Locksport? There's no good way for lockpickers to pick disk detainer locks for cheap.
Well will you look at the news today...
@@bosnianbill , and it happened...still, theirs is not closely as beautiful as the one " LPL&You made".
This seemed like a fitting place to leave this comment. Thanks for all the great videos, Bill! Wishing you a happy retirement.
One video; two lock picking heroes.
Two dedicated experts pool their insights and get a manufacturer to produce a highly refined tool at attractive cost....now how cool is that! Thanks guys!
I chose this video, Bill, to wish you the best and thank you.
All the best.
Thank you!
It's not just about the lockpicking.
"They told us nobody will buy these" *Sells out day one*
It's back in stock at Sparrows 🙂
@@MurphyTJ link?
@@DrakeOola www.sparrowslockpicks.com/product_p/disc.htm or www.sparrowslockpicks.ca/product_p/disc.htm depending on where you live.
...$45,000? Is that just something they do when it sells out, or did it sell out at that price?
@@IoEstasCedonta -That's just a typo.- edit: Not a typo, that's on purpose and is intended to dissuade people from trying to "force it into they're shopping cart." Idk how that works, but apparently it's a problem on their site.
They are $45 normally. It says on the link they'll be back in stock in July at $45, but I don't know if that was from July last year or updated to mean this year.
For 50/60/75 bucks, I would definitely buy one... Sparrows, please produce these! Pretty please? ;)
If Sparrows accepts it and will build it, great.
I hope however that either way the blueprints are made available for a small donation to a charity or an organization like TOOOL. Like if Sparrows commits to building them they'll also sell you the plans for 15 dollars, 5 for them, 5 for TOOOL, and 2.50 each for Bill and LPL (because I feel they should get paid something). If Sparrows doesn't accept it then LPL and Bill could set up something where if you give 5 dollars to TOOOL you get the plans, if if you're a member of TOOOL...
I'd buy this just to support these two UA-camrs.
I'll buy one as well
It's a hobby I wanna get into so I'll buy one regardless
Great craftmanship and absolutly great result. All the best to you guys.
Bomb defusing competition? Lol. I think Bill would be a ringer on that.
I think the next collaboration video should be “Building the ultimate challenge lock”
Build the lock from scratch. Not just taking a prebuilt lock and editing it. I mean core, bible, pins, key (maybe springs too) - all custom built.
@@eak125 I agree. A challenge lock from them could be beautiful.
Thank you guys for your contribution to the field of lockpicking
I don't know if anyone else said it, but Thank You both for this contribution to lock sport tool development. Sure, I know it was fun, but it was a lot of work... for the benefit of US.
Superb series, great design evolution and a final product to be proud of! Hoping Sparrows doesn't pass on this golden opportunity. Congratulations Bill & Harry...you deserve the recognition, and a few celebratory drinks! 🍷🍷
So cool to know that not only is this about $50 from Sparrows, but it sold out instantly. Good job, fellas.
I love your total that you invented haven't used myself until a novice hopefully one day I'll get the chance Stillwater distal poor picker
I admire the idea that you both gave away this invention, zero greed. Really impressive attitude from you both.
I would however take steps to ensure that any manufacturer keeps their word on your vision. Get legal paperwork done an secure your vision.
A marathon contest between the both of you guy's!
The Chinese version looks cobbled together from spare parts. The "BozLaw" disc lock pick looks professional in all aspects of it's design.
Bill & Harry, there is nothing that pleases me more than when UA-cam creators collaborate. Much respect to you guys, I love you both.
Thanks to both of you for giving the prototype to the locksport world and not retain a financial interest that would increase the costs to the end user
Hi Bill and Harry, Great tool, great design, great camaraderie, it permeates the videos! What's not to like ...? Hope some Manufacturer decides to run with it - well overdue. Regards, Brian.
OMG, the thumb war was the most amazing things I've seen in a while. Thanks for a genuine laugh.
This is the best BB/LPL video ever.
Good job guy's, as a noob to locksport I have to give you both credit for increasing my interest in this hobby. I've been picking stuff for years with paperclips and whatever I could find to get the job done. Finally bought a pick set and am looking forward to learning to pick better locks that have stumped me in the past.
so you're not going to show this thing in action?!
anyway, i'd love to watch you 2 making a challenge lock together
Don't worry, videos coming! LPL has one prototype and I have another, so you can COUNT on seeing this pick in action over the coming weeks & months.
@@bosnianbill i actually just watched lpl's latest video where he uses it on 2 kryptonites. looking great, i'm looking forward to many more!
Great idea, Kurt.
2 Thumbs up Guys! As a Locksmith - I love watching your video's. You're better at lockpicking then I am (although I only pick locks when I need too). You've inspired me to look into lockpicking as a hobby as well as part of my current job. Thanks again and I would LOVE to buy one of these picks (when available.) -- Dave
I've never picked a lock in my life but that tool looks absolutely awesome! Would buy one. Great series!
Awesome job guys and I knew if anybody was considerate it would be sparrows Sparrow's got good quality at affordable prices I couldn't be happier to hear that hopefully they will be doing this for us you guys make one hell of a team
I knew your collaboration would pay off! I have a few disc detainer locks I haven't been able to open yet. I can't wait to buy one of these tools!
I love what you do man. Bought the Ghostpro, just to mess around, because of you. Ain't a lock in my house that hasn't been picked. Had fun doin' it. Even helped a buddy get his boat trailer unlocked with my newfound skill.
Seems like a perfect thing for AvE to learn his fancy new mill with. I don't see any portion of this that couldn't be done there. You guys did an amazing job, I can't wait to see where you go with it.
Very cool outcome! Great job. Liquid teamwork.
If Sparrows doesn’t want to do it, release a 3D cad drawing on one of the open source hardware sites and you will see Chinese made ones on eBay and Amazon before you know it. Of course, you’ll have to clean them up to use them, and vet out the ones made of stainless pewter.
Just awesome guys, just awesome! No 2 guys better to put this design together. Good on Sparrows for considering this project. Of all the companies out there, I assumed Sparrows would be the one to take this on. Sparrows, if you are watching, put me down for one!
Fantastic! I love it! Drinks, prototyping and results. What a fun couple of weeks!
I really really appreciate this what LPL and you did and offer this as a sort of open-source shows what good guys both of you are. I follow both of your channels for a while now and really like it. Thank you, thank you for the videos and hopefully an awesome and affordable product. Many kudos to both of you
Guys, I have to say that the work you two have put into getting this pick put together and made is exceptional. I am so happy that it turns out that Sparrows took you up on your design, as I am akin to a labrador in the respect of my loyalty to a brand, which in my case is Sparrows. All of my picks and some of my other equipment is all Sparrows. So I personally would like to say thank you both for your amazing work, thanks guys. Also a huge thank you for been greedy and giving your design, for free as long as the manufacturer makes and sells at an affordable price which for us people who would like to purchase one can afford to do so. The pair of you are superstars, THANK YOU!!!
My 2 favorite pickers collaborating? I'm dead. great series guys!
Epic job, guys, that is such a good looking piece of kit. I don't think anyone would begrudge you getting a share of any sales.
Thank you both for all your hard work. You are both gifts to this community.
Really a nice piece of work. Ok, Bill, being a mechanical engineer, I could understand this coming of age with all the mechanical know-how and everything but having a lawyer pitching in and seemingly, knowing how to use a lathe and the difference in between copper and bronze, that is rather surprising, in a good way. I am looking forward in buying your product one day.
End product looks fantastic. To determine who gets which prototype you should have a 4 lock pick off but using picks you make from bobby pins or whatever.
Good job fellas
Great project and result - really happy you guys got together to make this for the community. Just getting into lock picking and almost bought that cheap pick you showed but will wait for yours to come out! Thank you
Incredible job gentlemen! Good on you for sharing your vision and pitching to Sparrows to make this accessible to all us hobbyists!
Great job! Beautiful work. I hope Sparrows picks it up and we all can enjoy your hard work and development skills.
Well, Bill and Harry (😉) I must congratulate you both on a great series and a final product that looks really great.
Thank you guys so very much. Really appreciate all the work you both put into this.
👍🏻
These lock picks are a wonderful piece of work. I have really enjoyed this entire series and what a brilliant finish with the stainless steel version! Great work!
Thanks to both of you, this was again a very enjoyable watch. The suggestion below by divyansh elementum of you two visiting some locksports manufacturer would seem like a nice idea, if the travel logistics can reasonably be arranged.
This pick is still set for release this month from sparrows.. the description is hilarious. 45usd price point. Beautiful in black n red.
You two are great, bill and the lawyer in lock picking world. Good job you guys and keep it up. Thanks for all your videos.
Always love it when you two come together. :) The naughty bucket chronicles were awesome!
If Sparrows turns this down, see if PACLOCK will pick it up. They support locksport, and they might like the challenge in selling their own pick with maybe a new line of disc detainer locks.
Having Sparrows make this would be absolutely phenomenal. I've been looking forward to something like this for quite a while and have a lot of respect for Sparrows products. Amazing work and dedication to both you Bill and LPL.
Haven't tried picking disc detainers purely because of the poor tools (At the price point) and modifications needed to get them to be useful. This is going to open up a new level of the hobby for me if it gets into production! Great stuff guys
Absolutely brilliant job guys ;-)
I'm just an hobbyist as you say and I really don't want to be forking out £100's of pounds for a tool just to pick a lock for fun, but I would be willing to part with between £20 - £40 for this tool because I can see how the development has gone plus the thought from both you guys to bring it were it is now, very much appreciated for what you have produced for us all ;-)
I am such a fan of that tool! I am so ready to be a customer! Please Sparrows, please pick this up!
You guys are awesome. Great initiative, and I can hardly wait for the next collaboration!
Absolutely smashing collaboration. Great job.
This is awesome to watch. The creativity and craftsmanship is why I watched very intently. I'm not a lock picker myself.
As to what you two should be working on next. How about getting that lock mic up and working. It would be great to hear the little clicks and crunches as you attempt to pick locks. It might work for the brute force hammer attacks. ;)
I for one, would love to see a collaboration video series on the various tools/items BosnianBill & the LPL have in their everyday carry kits. We've seen some of the tools used here & there in videos. But finding out what it is, why it's needed, & how they use it, would be extremely informative. As they go through the items in their kits, they could each share their own expertise & experiences on using the items & maybe even learn a few tips from each other, as well as educating viewers. I know there are some tools in Bill's multiple page kit that I've never seen used before & would like to learn more about!
You guys bounce off each other so well, it's been a joy to watch the development of this tool; and should it come to market, you'll have made a significant sector of the hobby community very happy!
I ordered mine from Sparrows yesterday. Brilliant work gentlemen!
Love to see you both collaborating - two of the best teachers online - learned so much from both of you!
Thanks for all you've done Bill, enjoy yourself.
This disc detainer pick is truly a work of art--well done! I can't wait to purchase one when they finally make it to market. +1 Vote for Sparrows producing it.
Similar to some of the previous comments, the two of you should build a custom challenge lock, possibly with a puzzle component to it. You know, a response to Daniel's fidget spinner, Julian and Tobias' triple challenge lock, Scott Armstrong's cube or others that I have not seen yet. Something fun and exciting that involves some machine work for sure.
That looks like a great pick. If things don't work out with sparrows, I am a mechanical designer and have contacts with local shops that I would be happy to get quotes from. Of course I am not interested in financial gain or running a business either.
You guys are brilliant! I'll certainly buy 2 if sparrows will make 'em. I don't have machines to really make these tools so this will be great!
So, this is how I ended up with the one I have from Sparrow, with your names on the box. 👍
That is a beautiful pick I can't wait to get one. Great job guys. Cheers 🍻
I love this. I actually have a t-shirt I made along while back that reads, "If Boz and me get into trouble call our Lock Picking Lawyer". Aside from that, I have been working on a gadget that I made from a 16 penny nail and a can of compressed air., It works marvelous with almost all locks. It's very discreet, very quiet. It can be used for any pin locks, be it padlocks, homelocks and a modified version that works on carlocks. If you two would ever like to exchange ideas on some of the ways I could incorporate this for use on other types of locks, that I, quite frankly am at a stand still with, please let me know. ~Pop-
This is the first time I've ever commented on anyones site. But, through all the sportpickers I have watched (and that's alot) over the years....I enjoy you and LPL's the best.
It's more beautiful than any other products out there!
Great Job and collaboration on this pick. I’d be down for getting one should it become available at reasonable price.
Also I’m happy to report that I’ve slowly chipped away at my own naughty bucket thanks to regular practice and perseverance. That and getting additional lock picks also helped.
This was a fun series to watch, well done. You should auction off the prototypes and give the money to a charity. Who wouldn't love to get their hands on a custom made pick especial build by you two!
thank you for making this new much better pick. I I like that the two of you guys get together to work on "stuff" and have a great time.
I've just gotten into lockpicking thanks to your guys' videos, and my first pick set is from Sparrows. I'm stoked to hear that they're potentially going to be working on this!
I love this. I hope Sparrows can come to the rescue for those of us that can't manufacture these ourselves.
What a great video series, loved every episode, I will be the first inline to buy one of these if they get produced. 2 very talented guys!
I like watching these while using my new Sparrows DD pick from Bosnianbill and LPL. In my excitementI tried to show my wife with the pick along with the video for reference. She doesn't get it, and for that I am sad for her. Thanks for bringing a great product to market at a more than fair price!
VIDEO SUGGESTION - Currently available locks that you would recommend for actual use in securing stuff, valuable stuff, your own valuable stuff perhaps. Maybe have different categories, cost to benefit ratio, cost no object, bike locks, door locks, luggage locks, gun locks, trailer hitch locks, cores to improve locks.
I've watched a metric a$$ ton of videos from both of you and the common theme between you guys tends to be locks that you wouldn't use to secure your trash can or stuff that's been modified and sent to you as a challenge that would be unobtanium to most of us out here. How about something you would actually use instead of the parade of useless locks. PLEASE!
I have a couple of other ideas too, if you need them...
Love the current/ excellent, BB & LPL, videos. So keep up the good work regardless!
abloy 362 protec2 lock, or bowley lock. for deadbolts, either the abloy protec2 or the bowley as well.
Amazing job guys! If you ever wanna get rid of any of those prototypes i'd probably pay a great deal to have a collaboration piece from you two phenomenal lock pickers. Hopefully Sparrows can find a way to mass manufacture them for a good price. Take care guys and keep up the great work!
All of these parts can be made using what is called a CNC Swiss screw machine which can start with a 20 ft rod and produce a tray full of parts automatically. The big problem is the volume of products and the programming required to produce each part here.
I told would pay a pretty penny for a prototype “pick that Bosnian Bill and I made”
Thanks for the years of great videos
Glad to see you were able to add the adjustable nose without too much trouble
nice pick. hope sparrows takes on the project. and just wanted to say thanks for giving so much back to the community. thanks for sharing.
Hats off...!! Loved this series, you both have done a fantastic job on creating an awesome pick... hopefully we don't have to wait to long before it goes into mas production... 👏👏👏
An awesome finish to the series well done to the both of you been great to watch hopefully they mass produce it I certainly would buy 1 👍😊👍😊😎👌👌
A better finish would be showing it actually working.
You guys are fantastic you make a good team well done, ps I'm very new to the hobby and get a lot of inspiration from both your channels thank you guys.
Would love to see a comparison of your EDC lock pick kits and do you keep a bigger kit in a vehicle or some place nearby. I’m a firefighter EMT and looking for something to keep in my mask bag. Sometimes like during a CO or strange odor call we need to get into building but don’t want to do damage.
Great series with beautiful outcomes.
As for the collaboration goes I would like to see some nose digging with a pick, or picking with a...
Thank you for your work, this was great. LPL's house, his latte/mill, his rules, his pick.
THIS is why the lock sport community loves SPARROWS!!
I myself have been saying I hope Sparrows picks this up, but so have a few others. And that’s the only company I’ve seen anyone in this series mention.
I just got my sparrows disc detainer pick and can’t wait to start using it. Thanks guys.
These all look great and I can’t wait to buy one and try it out without having to explain to my wife why I spent $250 or more on a lockpicking hobby tool. I am sure the more expensive ones are actually worth every penny if you need it for decoding, etc. I don’t know much about manufacturing but it seems like the parts could be made by not-for-profit vocational/trade schools in small production runs and sold to a distributor to raise money for the school.
Yay for the telescoping nose! Now we just need to try the quick release folding handles! :)
I am sooo happy for you that the colaboration went so fine !!! I hope sparrows or somebody else to evaluate this excellent project !! GONGRATULATIONS !!!
Loved the collaboration. Since you asked a reasonable sequel would be to modify the tool an make it to 1. tension on the bottom and 2. make a half moon tension/pick part (for abloy generation 1).
Keep up the good drin.... I mean work.
Cheers
The pick is fantastic for so many reasons well done to the both of you, a great series thanks for the time you guys put into it. I really hope that sparrows start making it..., I’d definitely buy one.😎👍 Have a great weekend.👍
Guys, thank you. Thank you for all the knowledge you share and thank you for this huge contribution to lock sport!
it's amasing! I REALY want to see you 2 pick some locks together, with your new made pick!
Man u guys are awesome!! Cant wait to get my hands on one!! Absolutely beautiful took to pick with!!!
I would absolutely love one of these! I'm sure if the Chinese can produce the crappy ones for ten dollars then surely your design could be made for for cheap too. You two are the best love you both
Dale Swindells there’s a BIG difference in design of those cheap crappy locks and what was designed here. You won’t see this available ever for anywhere near the $10 range.
@@Ben7seven7 no sh!t sherlock, thanks for pointing out the obvious they said it would cost around 60 dollars. My point was they are possible to mass produce.
Nice work fellas!! From what I can tell seems to be very user friendly and effective pick, looks great as well! I would defiantly buy one, if sparrows chooses to start producing them.
I haven't even started to pick disc locks but already want one of these beauties. Well done gentlemen! Looking forward to to your next collab. How about a better padlock that doesn't break the bank?
It makes sense Sparrows would entertain the idea of making them. Hopefully they will. Great job on the prototype guys!