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How to enter: 1. Make a video and pick a lock in it 2. Mention the #Norlin800 giveaway in some nice way 3. Include #Norlin800 (exact spelling/spacing) in the title of your video
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You must have a set of "Official Rules" which: a. include links to the YouTube Community Guidelines and indicate entries that don’t comply will be disqualified. b. state all disclosures required by all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations, including U.S. sanctions. c. are wholly compliant and consistent with the YouTube Terms of Service. Your contest must be conducted, and all prizes awarded as outlined in your Official Rules. You're responsible for your rules and all aspects of your contest administration. Your rules must clearly state that YouTube is not a sponsor of your contest and require viewers to release YouTube from any liability related to your contest. You must include a legally compliant privacy notice in your Official Rules. This notice explains how you'll use any personal data you collect for the contest and adhere to that use. Disclaimer: We're not your attorneys and the info presented here is not legal advice. We give it for informational purposes and suggest you seek advice in your jurisdiction for running a contest legally.[L244] Kaba Star Neo - pickMichael Gilchrist2024-07-01 | This lock has 18 pins arranged in 5 separate rows, 2 bottom left, 5 left, 3 on top, 6 right, and 2 bottom right. Unfortunately, I am unable to figure out how to gut this lock, though it feels like all the driver pins are likely just standard.
0:00 - Intro and picking tips 2:41 - pick begin 13:19 - pick open[L243] Kaba ExperT - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2024-06-29 | This lock has 15 pins arranged in 4 separate rows, working my way through this one is pretty tricky, but just keep feeling for binders and it opens in the end.
0:00 - Intro 1:42 - pick begin 6:39 - pick open 8:35 - gut begin 18:58 - internals displayed[L242] Miwa JC - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2024-06-27 | The Miwa JC (previously mislabeled Miwa Kaba Star Orion by the community). This lock has 20 pins arranged in 6 separate rows, it is a challenge to navigate through all the pins and find the binders. On top of that, there are spools requiring counter rotation. Ends up in a bit of a messy gutting process, but to be expected from high pin count locks.
0:00 - Intro 1:43 - pick begin 7:08 - pick open 8:11 - gut begin 27:34 - internals displayed[L241] Capitol Magnetic Cam Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2024-06-21 | This lock has 3 magnetic rotors which have to be rotated to the correct orientation to allow a plunger to drop in order to open the lock. I show how to see the magnetic field, manipulate it, and what is going on inside the lock
0:00 - Intro and picking explanation 3:50 - pick begin 1 4:00 - pick open 1 4:33 - pick begin 2 4:42 - picked open 2 and more picking explanation 6:10 - gut begin 9:40 - internals displayed[L240] ASSA Trioving Triton 501 - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2024-06-20 | This lock has 6 barrel spool drivers with matching counter milling in the plug. The key pins are interesting as they have two levels to them and do not rotate in their chambers. On top of this, there are 5 fingerpins on the side that have to be lifted and rotated to the correct orientation to interact with a sidebar that allows the plug to spin.
0:00 - Intro 1:08 - pick begin 9:07 - picked open 10:03 - gut begin 14:51 - internals displayed[L239] Decoding a Master Lock Combination Padlock - revisitedMichael Gilchrist2024-06-18 | Revisiting decoding a Master Lock Combination Padlock with a slightly better method. I do plan on doing one more of these videos as one of the 30 locks appears to be broken, so planning to cut that one open to show how this method works. Also planning to show how to decode by sight through the shackle hole if you pick the keyhole on the back.
0:00 - intro 1:07 - start decoding first lock 7:27 - success 8:05 - start decoding second lock (fail!)[L238] ASSA Twin Combi 4800 w. Tree Driver - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2024-06-16 | This ASSA Twin Combi has 6 tree spool driver pins with matching countermilling in the plug. In addition, 3 of the 5 side chambers are populated with finger pins that need to be rotated and lifted to set into a sidebar. I'll be attempting to pick this a Rytan 0.023" hook, a Multipick MP10 flag, and a top of keyway (TOK) tensioner from Aliexpress.
0:00 - Intro 3:08 - Pick Begin 9:08 - picked open 9:55 - gut begin 15:27 - internals displayed[L237] How to add grub screws to a lock for locksport - and some reasons why youd want to do soMichael Gilchrist2023-12-12 | When getting started in locksport, it's very useful to have a lock with grub screws. This will help you change pins and springs quickly in a lock without needing the skills to be able to gut and reassemble it the traditional way. This can be useful when learning how to gut and reassemble a lock, as well as when working on progressive pinning, or adding security pins to a lock for learning.
Some items needed, example links, you may need to find it elsewhere depending on which country you are in: - M4 tap and 3.3mm drill bit amazon.com/gp/product/B0719DB5RV - M4 grub screws amazon.com/gp/product/B01N3QMOV0 - 2mm allen key (or size that goes with the grub screws you purchase) - A lock that you're going to do this to
To learn more about how to gut and reassemble a lock: youtu.be/IU_k79JpBRQ[L236] Abloy Protec 2 - resin keyMichael Gilchrist2023-06-24 | Using just a photo (thumbnail for this video), Reinder created a parametrically generated key STL (STL is a file format used in 3d printing) to enable me to resin print a working key for the Protec 2.
Reinder's YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UC7UO6EE5W_C1S4nnitGsZ_A[L235] GlobalLock GLK X18S - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2023-06-05 | This Portuguese lock from the company GlobalLock has 16 pins arranged in 4 rows of 4 pins. Picking it on camera took much longer than anticipated, as I had picked it in just a couple minutes prior to filming, but I wanted to make sure I got the gutting in as I hadn't seen another video doing so.
0:00 - intro 1:51 - pick begin 14:56 - picked open 15:33 - gut begin 26:04 - internals displayed[L234] Tokoz Tech 300 Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2023-05-09 | Have had this sitting in a box for a long time, decide to finally open it and go over my method for attacking an unknown lock. I had no prior knowledge of what was going on inside this lock and was in for a nice surprise when I gutted it!
0:00 - intro 5:13 - pick begin 12:33 - picked open 15:38 - gut begin 23:10 - internals displayed[L233] Burg Wächter Gamma 700 Padlock - pickMichael Gilchrist2023-04-29 | This 6-pin lock is full of security spooled pins combined with tricky warding which makes the high lifts particularly challenging. I do not gut this lock as it's not possible without damaging it and it does not belong to me.
0:00 - intro 1:19 - pick begin 6:44 - picked open
Georgia Jim's YouTube channel: youtube.com/@georgiajim2260Michael Gilchrist Live StreamMichael Gilchrist2023-04-16 | ...[L232] Shimming a lock from the back w. Progressive pinning bonus!Michael Gilchrist2023-04-08 | Demonstration of how to shim a lock from behind. Often useful if you do not have the key and need to gut a lock in order to make a key for it, see the internals, or progressive pin. Progressive pinning bonus at the end demonstrating what is meant when someone advises you to progressive pin a lock to learn how to pick it.
Sorry this is a bit rough, the audio recorder corrupted the sd card and had to use camera audio.
0:00 - Introduction 0:44 - Shimming begins 3:12 - Shimming complete 3:35 - Progressive pinning explained and demonstrated[L231] Master Lock 140 Padlock - in depth dive on how to pickMichael Gilchrist2022-03-27 | This video has gone live on the Lockpickers United (LPU) channel here: youtube.com/watch?v=c-zFyTSx-WM
This might be a typical first lock a new picker would try to pick. I take an in depth look at the thought process of picking one of these using the first set of picks I ever owned. This video assumes that the basic theory behind lockpicking is already known.[L230] Matlock 2538 Padlock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-02-24 | This padlock has 6 pins in it with many spooled drivers and serrated keypins. Thanks to Harry Bow for sending this to me.
0:00 - intro 0:55 - pick begin 5:11 - picked open 5:51 - gut begin 10:38 - pin reveal[L229] Harry Bow Prize Unboxing and Pick of the Keyosk Guard 77/40 PadlockMichael Gilchrist2022-02-16 | This Keyosk Guard 77/40 has 5 pins and was a fun little lock that presented some challenges from the high lifts up front!
0:00 - intro and unboxing 11:55 - Keyosk Guard Padlock analysis begin 13:!5 - pick begin 22:26 - picked open
An overly generous prize from Harry Bow (YouTube channel youtube.com/channel/UCt75XIlBBAFeFVFp_QBvxTg), included: 1x Matlock 2538. 1x 40mm Keyosk padlock. 1x Assa 600 - 6 gin spools. 1x Assa 600 - 6 barrels. 1x Abus XP1. 1x ABC with trap pins. 1x Ruko 5 pin. 1x easy gege 5 pin challenge lock. 1x Assa twin combi with no side bar, lovely key bitting. 3x carbon fiber dressed Valyrians with 2 purple acrylic pins, 0.4mm/ 0.016.
1x 1080 steel pick dressed with pale moon black and white ebony and 3 copper pins, measures 0.7mm/ 0.028
1x 301 Lawlock steel pick dressed with ironwood and resin, and 2 carbon fibre pins, measures 0.5mm/ 0.021[L228] Ingersoll OS711 Padlock - pick and partial gutMichael Gilchrist2022-02-13 | This padlock has 10 levers that interact with a unique, swinging, sidebar. There are 5 levers that you interact with on top, and 5 on the bottom, and it uses a non-reversible key. I probably use too much tension in this video and that slows me down quite a bit.
0:00 - intro 2:53 - pick 1 begin 6:10 - reset, pick 2 begin 14:59 - picked open 15:38 - gut begin 18:20 - internals reviewed[L227] Eagle Supr-Security Padlock 980 SS - pickMichael Gilchrist2022-02-10 | This lock has 5 wafers up top and 5 sliders on the side that interact with both the cylinder (like wafers) and a sidebar. The top wafers are very easy, but the sliders present an interesting challenge as I have found that they jiggle in their false gates even if they're the last "binders".
0:00 - intro 2:10 - pick begin 5:29 - picked open[L226] Tesa T-60 Euro Cylinder Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-02-07 | This 6 pin dimple lock has tapered driver pins which make it a session of repeated finding of binding pins to tap. The lock is a good candidate for learning jiggle testing dimple locks on as it has a large "jiggle zone".
0:00 - intro 1:53 - pick begin 5:59 - picked open 7:24 - gut begin 9:13 - pin reveal[L225] Mauer NW4 Euro Cylinder Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-02-05 | This lock has 6 top pins with two of the drivers being spools and one a t-pin, the first pin is an interactive pin which means it gets lifted above the height of the key. It also has 4 sliders that act like wafers.
0:00 - intro 1:14 - pick begin 12:17 - picked open 13:00 - gut begin 18:26 - pin reveal
lock picking,lock,picking,lockpicking,locksport#Norlin800 Giveaway Winner!!!Michael Gilchrist2022-02-05 | Giveaway drawing for the #Norlin800 800 subscriber giveaway! Thanks everyone for participating, and thank you to all my subscribers and viewers for keeping me motivated! (Sorry, camera audio as audio recorder didn't start)
0:00 - intro 0:38 - pick begin 5:32 - picked open 6:17 - gut begin 9:06 - pin reveal[L223] Robur Safe Deposit Box Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-02-01 | This Swedish lock has 5 top pins, some with barrel spools and matching counter milling on the plug, and 4 side pins that interact with a sidebar.
0:00 - intro 0:50 - pick begin 10:40 - picked open 11:18 - gut begin 15:15 - pin reveal[L222] Mul-T-Lock Interactive Plus Euro Cylinder Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-01-30 | This lock has 5 pin-in-pin drivers, some of them are spooled, one has a single seration. The outer keypins have counter milling which traps the inner driver pins in them, making this a very tricky pick.
0:00 - intro 1:08 - pick begin 4:00 - picked open 5:25 - gut begin 9:06 - pin reveal[L221] Mul-T-Lock Classic Pro Euro Cylinder Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-01-28 | This lock has 5 pin-in-pin drivers, some of them are spooled but it isn't noticed during the picking process, one of them has what appears to be a single serration.
0:00 - intro 0:50 - pick begin 3:18 - picked open 3:58 - gut begin 7:19 - pin reveal[L220] Rav Bariach LocXis Euro Cylinder Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-01-26 | This lock has 5 pin-in-pin chambers. The driver pins are a mix of serrated and spooled outer pins, and one of the keypins is a torpedo pin promoting oversets.
0:00 - intro 1:48 - pick 1 begin - explanation on how overset was detected 4:18 - reset and pick 2 begin 5:50 - picked open 6:52 - gut begin 10:08 - pin reveal[L219] Gege AP2000 Euro Cylinder Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-01-24 | This lock has crazy warding protecting its 5 pins from picking. In addition, the driver pins are all spooled (or widely serrated), some multiple times. There is counter-milling present on chambers 2 to 5 but this doesn't play a role as the lips are too wide on the driver pins to interact with.
0:00 - intro 1:15 - pick begin 4:59 - picked open 5:33 - gut begin 7:52 - pin reveal[L218] 2-row VSR Camlock - pickMichael Gilchrist2022-01-22 | This two row camlock has 5 pins on the right, 4 pins on the left. From CorrectJeans' video I saw that each driver pin is a t-pin, ie. there is a step down as you pick it, which leads to most pins having to be picked twice. Thanks to Georgia Jim for this loaner!
0:00 - intro 2:20 - pick begin 8:34 - picked open[L217] Mailboss 12 Wafer Mailbox Camlock - pick and partial gutMichael Gilchrist2022-01-20 | While this lock has 12 wafers in it, the first two do not move at all, so in reality it is a 10 wafer lock. Picking it involves pushing each wafer approximately 2mm up from its starting position, the starting position simply varies on each wafer.
0:00 - intro 4:14 - pick begin 9:00 - picked open[L216] Cutting a key using Jon Locks Lishi Key Cutter GuidesMichael Gilchrist2022-01-18 | NOTE! These were the version 1.0 files from Jon Lock, he has since released version 1.1 that corrects an alignment issue. Jon lock made a video with version 1.1 here: youtu.be/1nhw0oLFJ-0
Jon Lock has a number of key cutting guides available on his Thingiverse page, I chose to print the Schlage C keyway guides.
Printed on a Prusa i3 Mk3s+ MMU2s 0.40 nozzle (very used) 0.10 layer height (probably fine to go much bigger, detail not in the z-axis) 15% infill 3D Solutech 1.75 PETG Grey (PETG to minimize shrinkage for accuracy)
Oriented with labels face down to avoid need for any supports and avoid overhangs.
Jon Lock's YouTube: youtube.com/c/JonLock 3d printable files: thingiverse.com/thing:5164225[L215] Mako M2 SFIC - pick (operating and control shearlines) and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-01-16 | This is the 6-pin version of the Mako M2 SFIC. The M2 security pins come as serrated, spool, barrel spool, t-pin, and standard driver pins. The keypins can be standard or spool. Picking to both shearlines is tricky as you have to know which shealine each pin stack has to go to.
0:00 - intro 1:01 - control pick begin 3:28 - control picked open 3:54 - operating pick begin 7:11 - operating picked open 9:02 - gut begin 12:22 - pin reveal[L214] Kale Kilit 164 YGS SE Euro Cylinder Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-01-14 | This lock is super interesting in that it has a small second row of driver pins that need to be picked to get it fully opened!
0:00 - intro 1:25 - 1st section pick begin 2:05 - 1st section picked 2:31 - 2nd section pick begin 3:11 - picked open 5:27 - 2nd section pick begin to relock 5:56 - picked closed 6:36 - gut begin 10:26 - pin reveal[L213] Mottura Champions C39 Euro Cylinder Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2022-01-12 | This lock has 6 top pins, 5 have the standard sprung driver mechanism, while 1 has a magnetic driver pin that interacts with a magnet on the key. There are a large number of passive pins in this lock, without which, the key pins would fall through to the bottom of the lock.
0:00 - intro 1:37 - pick begin 2:41 - picked open 3:10 - gut begin 9:39 - pin reveal and start exploring the magnetic pin's functionalityMaster Lock #22 - warded padlock pickMichael Gilchrist2022-01-03 | Just a quick demo of a warded lock pick to help out a fellow Reddit user on r/lockpicking[L212] Dimple locks vs. traditional pin tumbler locksMichael Gilchrist2021-12-20 | Been seeing a lot of confusion and questions around dimple locks and what makes them different. In reality, they're just a normal pin tumbler, but the key has been turned on the side and the bitting is cut on the wide face of the key rather than the narrow face. This generally requires different tools to pick as you don't have the vertical space to use a normal hook or rake.
0:00 - intro 3:16 - traditional pin tumbler demo 5:58 - dimple demo[L211] Tensioners for LockpickingMichael Gilchrist2021-12-15 | Some information on using tensioners for lockpicking. Includes top of keyway (TOK) and bottom of keyway (BOK).
Making tensioners from music wire: youtu.be/IKkCFecHe84[L210] Aba 109582 Lock - pickMichael Gilchrist2021-12-13 | This little cabinet lock has 14 pins, all standard pins and no special security features on the plug such as overmilling. The pins come from three directions, 5 from the left, 5 from the right, and 4 from the top.
0:00 - intro 1:24 - pick attempt #1 3:10 - pick attempt #2 4:32 - picked open[L209] Bricked Padlock? Possibly not! Tips for the 1100 and 90a-PRO (works on other locks too!)Michael Gilchrist2021-12-08 | These tips should apply to many other padlocks (and locks) you encounter, but not LOTO locks, often LOTO locks will drop their pins into the plastic housing and require a different fix! The 90a-PRO demonstration unintentionally includes many of the issues you may face during the process.
0:00 - intro 0:07 - "unbricking" the American 1100 1:31 - "unbricking" the Paclock 90a-PRO[L208] FAB Dynamic European Cylinder Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2021-12-06 | This lock has 5 top pins all with standard key pins and driver pins. In addition, it has 4 "sliders" or wafers on each side that block the plug rotation by extending into the cylinder walls. While a slightly narrow area to work with between the sliders, overall the lock doesn't present much difficulty...unless you overset a top pin while picking sliders and fail to reset the top a few times.
0:00 - intro 0:37 - set "sliders" to known state 1:28 - pick begin 6:05 - "reset" top pins 7:09 - "reset" top pins a 2nd time 7:42 - actually reset top pins 9:00 - picked open 10:00 - gut begin 15:18 - guts revealed[L207] EVVA Dual European Cylinder Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2021-12-02 | The EVVA Dual has two sidebars which have 6 sliders interacting with them on each side of the lock. The sliders have nubs sticking into the keyway that interact with two separate cuts on the key (which is reversable), and have false gates on them to increase picking difficulty by a lot!
0:00 - intro 1:49 - pick begin (right side) 4:42 - pick continue (left side) 7:34 - picked open 8:39 - gut begin 16:10 - internals revealed[L206] Japanese Goal Z Lock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2021-11-29 | This lock has 7 pins, counter milling on the plug, and some very sharp spools. Overall the lock has very tight tolerances which leads to a lot of ping ponging. I had previously picked one of these locks on my channel and, in this attempt, I show a way to cut down on the amount of time it takes.
0:00 - intro 1:05 - pick begin 5:56 - picked open 6:29 - gut begin 12:11 - review of internals 13:06 - tip on reinstalling the ball bearings[L205] Kaken KX3 Japanese Format Lock Cylinder - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2021-11-27 | This lock is fascinating as it has 3 different locking mechanisms in it. The first side I pick takes the longest and has 4 sliders with false gates that interact with a sidebar. The second side is pretty quick and just has 3 pin-tumbler style pins with standard drivers. The fourth side has 4 sliders that are like wafers in that they poke out of the sides of the plug to lock it. Had a bit of a hard time explaining what I was encountering while picking this lock.
0:00 - intro 1:13 - pick begin - right sliders with sidebar 6:22 - 3 pins on bottom 7:20 - left sliders, non-sidebar side 9:19 - picked open 10:09 - gut begin 14:23 - pin reveal and review[L204] Opnus UX Camlock - pick and bit of disasterMichael Gilchrist2021-11-24 | After picking this 13 pin Opnus UX, I had a bit of a disaster as pins dropped into the open keyway. I ended up mangling 3 springs, but was able to get the 3 large bible covers off and get the lock back to working order. It ended up having a couple of spooled driver pins and I'll include a picture of most of the pins at the end of the video (could not remove 2 of the pin stacks as one had the short bible cover I couldn't remove, and the other was blocked from being removed by the front cap).
0:00 - intro 0:54 - pick begin 4:29 - picked open[L203] Fab 100 RS lock - assemble and pickMichael Gilchrist2021-11-22 | I'll do something a bit different in this video and explore the internals of a lock, assemble it, and then pick it in both turning directions. This lock has a RBC driver pin, 2 spool drivers, and 2 standard drivers.
0:00 - examining the guts of the lock 3:18 - assembly begins 7:07 - assembly completed 8:18 - brief lock exploration with pick 8:48 - pick 1 begin CCW 11:06 - picked open 1 11:17 - pick 2 begin CW 12:44 - picked open 2[L202] Japanese Goal P Lock Cylinder - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2021-11-07 | This is an older Goal P lock which has spools on all chambers (2 tapered with thin lip, 3 straight with thin lip, 1 straight with wide lip) and what seems to be countermilling and overmilling on each chamber in the plug. The keypins are all mushroom pins which generally means that if you get an overset you'll be resetting and starting over.
0:00 - intro 2:20 - pick begin 8:08 - picked open 8:33 - gut begin 13:33 - pin reveal[L201] American 700 Padlock - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2021-11-02 | Pick and gut of a classic American core. This lock has 6 pin chambers, but only 5 are populated with a mix of spooled and serrated driver pins as well as serrated key pins.
0:00 - intro 0:59 - pick 1 begin (minimal commentary) 1:31 - tension lost 1 1:40 - pick 2 begin (quick pick, minimal commentary) 2:24 - picked open 2 (but don't realize it) 2:42 - pick 3 begin (with detailed explanation) 4:36 - picked open 3 6:10 - gut begin 11:15 - pin reveal*
*I have the key pins in slots 5 and 6 reversed in the tray at the end.[L200] Banham m2002 Lock - pickMichael Gilchrist2021-10-27 | This Banham m2002 has 12 pins arranged in 6 pairs that face and touch each other. The locking mechanism is very unique compared to other locks on the market. Sorry about getting a sloppy open on this one at the end, there was something that probably just needed a tiny bit of jiggling into place. Also, looking at the key, it looks like the 6th pair of pins are a zero lift (are set correctly at rest) which is why when I go to manipulate them I find I don't need to move them at all.
0:00 - intro 2:21 - pick begin 5:52 - picked open[L199] Japanese Miwa U9 Lock Cylinder (smooth wafer version) - pick and gutMichael Gilchrist2021-10-20 | This U9 has 9 wafers (levers) with some mastering. The wafers are the older "smooth wafer" version and are contained in a lock that is unlike my previous video in which I went through the gut process for the various lock formats.
0:00 - intro 1:05 - pick begin 8:18 - picked open 8:49 - gut begin 12:20 - internals revealed and discussed