Peterson Prybar Graveyard

[xeo]

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[Oldfast]

HaHAAAA! Only you Xeo..... only you

[piotr]

Wow!

So do you use a pulsing tension: (i) heavy torque to get a bind then; (ii) reduction in torque to set binding pin; and (iii) back to (i)?

[GWiens2001]

It looks like he uses i. Heavy tension, ii. Pulsing to extra heavy tension to iii. Putting a wrench on the end!

Gordon

[Aedalas]

Wow!

So do you use a pulsing tension: (i) heavy torque to get a bind then; (ii) reduction in torque to set binding pin; and (iii) back to (i)?

That's my preferred method but I've never managed to break anything. My guess would be he goes straight to (iiiii) or so then up to at least eleven.

[LocksmithArmy]

lol xeo... you rock

[NNFAK]

Here is mine.

[xeo]

Wow!

So do you use a pulsing tension: (i) heavy torque to get a bind then; (ii) reduction in torque to set binding pin; and (iii) back to (i)?

Yes. Those were snapped on a Trioving dp12, ASSA Twin 6000 euro profile and an RR Brinks Mogul

[piotr]

Clearly your method works and you have contradicted the conventional wisdom regarding torque. I sincerely believe you have overturned a longheld fundamental regarding picking technique.

[PickForge]

I vote this the best thread ever...

[the lockpickkid]

Nothing beats a homemade wrench, this is proof.

[Brett0524]

I have a mogul cylinder I havent been able to pick. do they require that much tension?

[alucardx]

power of user or defective goods ?

[NNFAK]

I have a mogul cylinder I havent been able to pick. do they require that much tension?

What kind of mogul? If it is an ASSA Twin then I would say use a lot but if it is a RR Brink or something like that I use light tension.

[NNFAK]

power of user or defective goods ?

I would buy one again!