Name: [823] Disc Detainer Pick Build (Part 1) — Featuring BosnianBill
Uploaded: 2020-03-30T06:25:20.000Z
Duration: 17 min 12 s
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Just just pull that lever, that one, like I showed you.

You're saying this is the lock picking lawyer and I have a very special guest today for the first of what I hope will be a very enjoyable Siri's with me today is Bosnian Bill of the infamous Loch Lab.

Especially after the pre intro activities.

You know what this video is gonna look like?

We have a big mess of stuff, and I think you guys can pretty usually see that we're gonna be talking about disc detainer picked today, but maybe not quite in the way you think, Harry, I think you probably did one or two videos on these nasty little things.

Unfortunately, they really don't work and all but a couple hands, a couple of locks.

And, uh, you know, we both have videos on on our own little ways of modifying these a little bit more useful.

You conduce mean Both of us have done this fork thing.

Both of us have struggled to make these tips fit into some of the newer technology key ways.

Lock makers air, definitely responding to the threat and one of the threat things that they've changes, of course, The length of what you want to call that thing right there.

Let's call it a no and knows where I work.

Uh, anyway, some of them have learned that in order to defeat this type of pick, all they've got to do is set their locks a little bit deeper inside of the lock right away makes these things obsolete.

Now, I've definitely encountered that and I've tried to to make improvise tips that were a little bit deeper, but frankly, I'm not very good at it.

This one's a little bit overkill, but I did the same kind of thing, trying to find a way to squeeze a little bit further down there.

But you know, when you do that, your pick is off center, for example, it's off center.

You find yourself picking two or three disks at a time.

Other thing I found is that when you make your problems, when you modify these things to extend the problems, they get weak and they break very easily.

They dio That's about version 12 right there.

The reason I don't use this one anymore is because those prongs been too much.

This is made out of three or four stainless, and it's just not strong enough.

Yeah, so you know there are custom pick makers out there that make pick for specific locks short.

This is one that I have was made by by Jacopo and in Sweden.

He's famous for my very 1st 1 was from Jaca.

It was very nice and designed specifically for the granite.

Unfortunately, I loaned that to somebody, and I can't remember who I loaded too.

So, you know, we've got to do something to overcome these shortcomings and the loss of picks, I guess.

So What I thought we would do is talk about designing a new one.

And then in this series of videos, maybe we'd actually try to build one, uh, under for you that meets our own specs, things that we would like to see.

So what kind of things would you like to see in a homemade pick?

Well, there's a few things that strike me right off the bat.

The first, of course, is is putting a little bit a little bit more length on that tension.

He knows, and yeah, there's there's some elements from almost everything you see here that we can incorporate right here.

The first pick, the Jacob pick that I had had those.

Ah, couple of locks to get the the average distance between demand.

Another nice way that the actual picking tip itself.

Um, you can see this one from from Janko has a very, very thin tip on.

And that's for sliding between the desks as opposed to one of these simple like that.

Sure at yours or these where you're always going to be hitting two or three disks at a time.

You can modify these tips, but these are only low quality Silver Stoddard.

And what I found that the reason we seem so many in this pile I've got 10 or 12 Maura, Homa, Byman, bulk and a weak point to me at least, are those tips because when I start filing them, they generally will fall apart.

The silverware failed, yet I've had that exact issue.

This is the one I've had that's lasted the longest and and I had to brace.

I put a really high temperature silver cider on there, and I probably spent over an hour trying to get that to take correctly.

Well, I'd also like the thing did not be so darn ugly.

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