abloy protec tool impressioning video link

[awol70]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJoPSM-9 ... r_embedded
amazing tool!
now theoretically protec is pickable.
like to see it done blind.

[Magic1]

The above URL is corrupt. I think it should be ....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJoPSM-964k

Looks like another self impressioning tool. If it is, it 's the smallest I have seen so far.

[awol70]

The above URL is corrupt. I think it should be ....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJoPSM-964k

ah, yes,thanks..

[ChemicalRobot]

That is magnificent. Did they make that tool them-self?

[LocksmithArmy]

yes some dude made it...

this same video keeps popping up... all i have to say is...
GRRR I WANT ONE!!!

[ChemicalRobot]

yes some dude made it...

this same video keeps popping up... all i have to say is...
GRRR I WANT ONE!!!

Yeah, he's probably already been contacted by a number of organizations for the patent rights.

[geardog32]

I can see the engineers at assa abloy watching this right now scratching there heads.

[Magic1]

I have been looking at these tools for some time now. They appear to have originated and can be purchased in Russia. They produce some quite spectacular results on double sided and complex safe locks. Would anyone be interested in a DIY article on making these tools ?.

[bouncer965]

I can see $ signs for the maker of this tool..........damn i bet Abloy people are in a big sweat!!!!

[barbarian]

............. Would anyone be interested in a DIY article on making these tools ?.

YES..

PIctures, dimensions..

Very interested.

[KokomoLock]

I would be very interested in a DIY article on the tool and a link to purchase one if they are available!!

[LocksmithArmy]

I would pay ypu for a diy article man...

[Magic1]

It is a bit 'Mickey Mouse' but I have added a page that covers the very basics of the subject. If you want to chew it over, perhaps we can take it further. Much depends upon what machinery is available to the individual and what locks you want to have a go at.

I have parked it at .....

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/moonshadow ... _tools.htm

[barbarian]

The Abloy tool looks very interesting. It would be nice to get a close up look at it or perhaps buy one.

I think that it would work on a standard lock and not just a cutaway. The little red line seems to be more for the purposes of the video rather than providing any help to the picker.
So is it just a series of little pins in that shaft ? When the tool is put in and pulled out of the lock, the pins don't seem symmetrical on each side.

Could it be that when the disc blocker is engaged, the discs that are not set somehow provide some feedback to change the pins in the tool ? Then when the tension is released and reapplied perhaps a few of the discs are closer to being set properly ? Once the discs are properly set, they must provide different feed back then not properly set disks so those pins don't move..

Very interesting..

For anyone unsure of how the Protec works, here is the write up by Han Fey from Toool.. http://toool.nl/images/8/8a/Abloypart3.pdf

[ChemicalRobot]

So has anybody heard anything more about this? I read your article Magic1, and it was great, but I'm still unclear how self-impressioning would work with a Protec.