Tooly Vision
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This section is for lockpicking videos uploaded to YouTube or MetaCafe only
You are more than welcome to post your videos here, but make sure they are all under your own threads - this way it saves space.
Make sure you put the YouTube or MetaCafe link between the tags. Failure to do so will result in your video not displaying correctly.
NOTICE - PLACE ALL YOUR VIDEOS UNDER YOUR OWN THREAD!
Do not scatter your videos all over the forum under various titles and topics, etc.
Start a thread with your name - EX: "Joe Bleauxx's Videos"
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I believe this one might be a YouTube first...
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Great work on the Primus.
Can you tell us more about picking them ?
Can you tell us more about picking them ?
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I was wondering when you were going to go public with this!! Nice work!! This is sure to raise alot of stir on the net, I don't think I have heard of any videos of this being done yet.
I have been in the souls of many women, but I always end up on the soles of there shoes.
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Awesome job repinning that lock! Oh yeah...nice picking too
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that was freaking sick. thanks for the primus vid
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Thanks guys! I've spent along time dreaming about being able to pick one of these things. Sign in and rate it when you get a chance.
I could, but where is the fun in that? I started that PRIMUS thread in high sec with all the info needed for you guys to figure out the method. Maybe get a little think tank discussion brewing, you know?
Yeah, took me a few days to mull over whether I was comfortable just blurting it out. I'm still not sure about posting the picking vid of the other lock where I talk about the tensioner, but once someone figures it out there will be no reason not to.
Did you hear the thump? That was me bashing my head on the underside of the counter and dropping my pins. I really need more practice pinning
barbarian wrote:Great work on the Primus.
Can you tell us more about picking them ?
I could, but where is the fun in that? I started that PRIMUS thread in high sec with all the info needed for you guys to figure out the method. Maybe get a little think tank discussion brewing, you know?
the lockpickkid wrote:I was wondering when you were going to go public with this!! Nice work!! This is sure to raise alot of stir on the net, I don't think I have heard of any videos of this being done yet.
Yeah, took me a few days to mull over whether I was comfortable just blurting it out. I'm still not sure about posting the picking vid of the other lock where I talk about the tensioner, but once someone figures it out there will be no reason not to.
jruther2 wrote:Awesome job repinning that lock! Oh yeah...nice picking too
Did you hear the thump? That was me bashing my head on the underside of the counter and dropping my pins. I really need more practice pinning
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Interchange cores are the coolest!
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Great video Tooly, IC cores are some of my favorite. Do all Sargent cores have the control pins as the two middle ones? I am not sure, but I don't believe I have picked one of these. That info is good to know though, thats a first for me. Some locks are easier than others to pick to the control line versus the operating line, in a lockout business either one will do I guess, but you have to know what way to tension these for the outcome that you want. Thanks for the info!!!
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That is a really cool lock ya got there. You make the tough ones look easy pal, keep 'em coming!
"An honest man is one who knows that he can't consume more than he has produced."
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Ok, I have a rare one for ya today. I made the 10 minute time limit, without all the extra commentary. So, I had to split it into two parts. The end of part1 is Kokomo getting gumballs out of the dispenser, then I say something about the sidebar pins. The beginning of Part2 is that same few seconds so you know it was one take that YouTube wouldn't let me upload. Less than 10 minutes picking, but overall it's a long one @ 16 minutes. Honestly, I haven't even watched it yet...
Highlights: All of the unboxing in part 1, the Part 2 I switch to the successful CCW attempt @2:48. @3:55 I pick the standard stacks and 6:45 it's open.
Anyway, a HUGE thanks to FarmerFreak. That's right, I was serious! Better to take my chances on the high security unpickables than whatever nightmare these other ones have in store...
Part 1:
Part 2:
Highlights: All of the unboxing in part 1, the Part 2 I switch to the successful CCW attempt @2:48. @3:55 I pick the standard stacks and 6:45 it's open.
Anyway, a HUGE thanks to FarmerFreak. That's right, I was serious! Better to take my chances on the high security unpickables than whatever nightmare these other ones have in store...
Part 1:
Part 2:
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And now you should completely understand why I sent you that Primus cylinder. It is still impressive that you can pick it counterclockwise (blind) that fast. But getting that thing clockwise takes a little practice.
I hope you've been having some fun with the other stuff too. ..muahahaha....
I hope you've been having some fun with the other stuff too. ..muahahaha....
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CX5 Scorpion picked an gutted.
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