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@lockpickinmagician9262 05.07.2017
Great picking on that one ! These types of locks always interest me... they looks very intimating vs regular locks, but in reality they are just the same thing but sideways. Thank you ! great video :-)
          @Potti314 05.07.2017->Thank you - glad you liked it. Of course it's like a regular pin tumbler but the technique to pick them is different with the turning motion. Also you have these problems that the pick won't pass bound long key pins. It has little different challenges. But it's fun :-)
          @lockpickinmagician9262 05.07.2017->Hi again, thanks for your reply, you actually gave me more insight into how this lock works by the way you described it, so thank you.
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@LockNoob 05.07.2017
Nice picking :-) and nice dimple pick too :-)
          @Potti314 05.07.2017->Thank you - really enjoyed that lock. These spooxe picks are great.
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@NoctisMotus 04.07.2017
Nicely done! Good to see that I'm not the only one that gets my pick stuck in dimple locks. :)
          @Potti314 04.07.2017->Haha, that was funny with the pick :-) Thanks for watching - cheers.
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@HobbyPicker 04.07.2017
Very nice my friend, I love iseo locks, but the only dimple iseo i've picked was a challenge lock.
          @Potti314 04.07.2017->Thank you - it's a very nice lock and a fun pick. Cool, a dimple challenge lock - there are not so many of these around.
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@TallanPick 04.07.2017
Great picking again buddy, glad to see you picking dimples, you will have a lot of fun with it. Change the spool position and this lock will be a fighter. I like to use two tension wrenches at time with these Iseo, give you more counterotation control.<br>The side hole of the plug is an antidrill ball bearing chamber.<br>Thanks for sharing my friend ;o)))
          @Potti314 04.07.2017->Thank you my friend :-) I also believe that there is a lot of potential in this lock ;-) Great info regarding the antidrill measure. Cheers :-)
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@Leonslockpad 04.07.2017
very nice picking mate nice lock from PB??????
          @Potti314 04.07.2017->Thanks, that was a fun lock - cheers :-)
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@dazevers 04.07.2017
Great job, always nice to pick a dimple lock now and then, great video as always.
          @Potti314 04.07.2017->Yes, that was fun. Thank you :-)
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@mynock250 04.07.2017
I&#39;m on the fence about the spooxe dimple picks, very expensive with the exchange rate and shipping, I&#39;m very happy with southard dimple kit.
          @Potti314 04.07.2017->I'm very satisfied with the spooxe dimple picks and cannot say anything about the southord ones. But if you ever wanna get the spooxe maybe it's cheaper if I send them to you.
          @NoctisMotus 04.07.2017->They are just cheaper picks that have been very finely finished and enhanced with nice handles. If you buy a cheaper set and do the work yourself, you can save quite a few dollars. :)
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@pickbeard2690 03.07.2017
Nice picking buddy,try moving the spools around and get the lock to work for you????
          @Potti314 04.07.2017->Thanks, of course adapting the spools to the bitting would be beneficial. I wonder if lock manufacturer ever do that themselves.
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@Potti314 01.07.2017
Pulled out this nice 6-pin dimple lock that &#39;Pick Beard&#39; sent to me a while back. Although being a bit rusty with dimple locks I got it open and gutting was not mess. Great bitting on it - enjoy :-)