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@punpck 11.10.2023
what would you recommend for a door lock?
          @MrMafioza1995 12.05.2026->Titan MR cilinder with paracentric keayway.
hard to get a pick inside. plus false gates.
and anti drill pins.
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@mirko5707 28.01.2022
this lock looks completely different from the "Abus EC550" I know. The EC550 I know have an Abus brand logo on the front and are made of steal (not copper or whatever this is) and have 8 double pins. Can you specify what Abus lock you picked exactly?
          @no-trick-pony 28.01.2022->It's just a different version they made. The silver one I made a video of as well: https://youtu.be/ZTNguLzNDtc
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@RWBHere 06.03.2020
12 seconds. First Class picking! Thanks. ?
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@MikePergl 25.02.2017
Great job. Very nice confidence builder indeed. <br>I have a question, is it possible to pick this lock in clock-wise direction with same results (same speed and level of control)? I&#39;m starting with dimple locks and I saw LockPickingLawyer&#39;s video on tensioning these but I haven&#39;t find a lock on which I could demonstrate the &quot;picking direction problem&quot; he talked about in his video number 319. Is it possible to tension this lock from same spot but in oposite direction than on the video?
          @no-trick-pony 25.02.2017->Hey! I just tried that and it is possible, but ONLY if you actively turn the core a little bit in the other direction when you hit a spool. Even completely releasing the tension on the tension wrench is not enough as the pick has torque in the same direction and it's enough to counter the pin's counter-rotation. So you have to not only release the tension but manually turn the core in the opposite direction which does work but you have to have good control over your tension wrench.
          @MikePergl 26.02.2017->Thank you for trying that and describing it in such details. I'm glad I know what to look for now.
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@tumbl3r 25.02.2017
Great picking. That one locks like a real joy to pick :)
          @no-trick-pony 25.02.2017->Aye! It's ideal for when you try to pick some locks that just can't open and you getting frustrated. Just some "HAH! At least I can open this with ease!!" to feel better. :D
          @tumbl3r 25.02.2017->Haha... It's good to know I'm not the only one who has a pile of "feel better" locks :D
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@Potti314 25.02.2017
Very nice - great fun this lock :-)