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(Picking 127) Polish Combination Lock World Wide Challenge - decoded!
updated
0:00 intro
0:34 decode lock
5:52 open
6:05 woolen Tui
6:16 real Tui
0:00 Intro
1:13 Put in random combination
2:25 Let's find out what it is!
If you follow what I do in the video, you should be able to unlock & open your Oxford Combi 6 bike lock.
0:00 Intro
0:25 Decode without explanation
1:27 Explanation
If you follow the instructions in the video you should be able to crack it.
If you follow what I do in the video, you should be able to unlock & open your Syneco bike lock.
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Basic Method:::
To find the third number, pull up on the shackle with medium/hard tension, and test all the "gates" and look for the one with the largest movement (and also it should be the easiest to wiggle back & forth with not much resistance). That is the 3rd number!
To find the first number, you should turn it *several* times to the left (counter clockwise) while putting gentle tension on the shackle (ie lift up using one finger) until you find a "stuck" position. Add 13 onto that number, and that is the 1st number!
To find the second number, don't pull up on the shackle, and turn several times (full turns) to the *right* (clockwise) and stop on your first number, then turn one full turn left (counter clockwise) until you get to the first number again, and then test each second number (or quicker is: plus 2 the first time and plus 4 all the rest of the times), with each one turn right (clockwise) to the 3rd number, pull up on the shackle, and if it doesn't open then turn left to the next 2nd number and back to the 3rd number, etc. Repeat until the lock opens.
More details (and tips & tricks) are in the video.
*Important* - when you're finding the 2nd number, as you increase the 2nd number tries, you might go past the 3rd number position, in which case you only have to turn the dial left a little bit to get to the 3rd number (*not* all the way around!).
It can take a while, but if you follow the instructions in the video you should be able to crack it.
This is for Master Lock model 1530DCM (1530 / 1500 / 1500T / 1500D etc).
Note that the basic method is: while tensioning the lock (by constantly pulling up on the shackle as if you're trying to open it), find the loosest number for all the numbers on a wheel, and do it for each wheel.
It's even better if when in the loosest number, it has lots of "play" around the number, but you can't actually keep turning to the next numbers which tensioning (because it's stuck in a valley). The number that is most like this (loosest with large "play" but also very "stuck" in the valley) is likely to be the true gate (and hence the correct number of the combination) for that whee.
See Video 132 where I also show how to decode one of these locks:
youtu.be/PDm0t7BJ3TU
See Video 3 where I show how to decode a "number" Master Lock:
youtu.be/7OaeMdGW94U
After I saw Sadistic Picker picking one, I had to buy one! @SadisticPicker
#lotolocktuesday #locksport
If you have this lock and have lost / forgotten you combination passcode then you should be able to use this method to decode it and open the padlock.
The method works for this model of lock, and other models have different techniques.
Lockood's are full of "spool" security driver pins (which cause counter-rotation when picking), and also "tapered" key pins, where the end of the key pins that meet the driver pins are have a thin bit of tapering (where it slowly reduces in diameter - see the picture in the video).
The tapering on the key pins makes it very easy to overset (lift too high) a key pin, and so that's why you have to release tension momentarily to enable the key pin to drop back below the shear line.
Jack Fox
@jackfoxlock
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#lotolocktuesday #locksport
If you follow the instructions in the video you should be able to crack it.
I tried lots of things, and eventually I found a method to decode & open it.
I've since tested this method a few times and it works each time.
If you lose / forget your combination passcode then this method should work for you.
"SimplyLock", aka "Abra Fox"
This works on most combination padlocks & bike locks.
I call this method the Indirect method, because you find the correct number on a wheel by how it affects the resistance of the next wheel (loose or tight friction).
See these other videos for more detail on the Indirect method:
youtube.com/watch?v=ufPQ0HmUsqk
youtube.com/watch?v=PYvS3tY0coc
youtube.com/watch?v=Rn_Q3zWQhCY
It only takes like 5 mins or so to crack the password.
0:00 Intro
0:47 Decode lock
5:16 Open!
I hadn't tried this model before & I had to figure it out.
Method:::
To find the first number, you should turn it *several* times to the left (counter clockwise) while putting gentle tension on the shackle and slowly increase the tension until one number seems harder to turn past than the rest. Add 7 onto that position to get the 1st number!
To find the third number, pull up on the shackle with medium / hard tension, and test all the "gates" and look for the one with the largest movement in its gate. That is the 3rd number!
To find the second number, don't pull up on the shackle, and turn several times (full turns) to the *right* (clockwise) and stop on your first number, then turn one full turn left (counter clockwise) until you get to the first number again and keep going to your second number - we don't know what it is but we'll test each number - keep turning left to the next number and then turn right (clockwise) to the 3rd number, pull up on the shackle, and if it doesn't open then turn left to the next 2nd number try & back to the 3rd number, pull up to see if it opens. Repeat until the lock opens.
More details (and tips & tricks) are in the video.
*Important* - when you're finding the 2nd number, as you increase the 2nd position tries, you might go past the 3rd number position, in which case you only have to turn the dial left a little bit to get to the 3rd number (*not* all the way around!).
It can take a while, but if you follow the instructions in the video you should be able to crack it.
00:00 Intro
01:18 Attempt to find the 1st number (failure)
02:33 Find the 3rd number (success)
05:11 Another attempt to find the 1st number (failure)
06:42 Yet another attempt to find the 1st number (success)
08:08 Attempt to find the 2nd number (failure)
11:33 Another attempt to find the 2nd number (success)
12:09 Open!
Note: this method only works for newer models of this lock.
Method:::
To find the first letter, you should turn it *several* times to the left (counter clockwise) while putting gentle tension on the shackle (ie lift up using one finger) until you find a "stuck" position. Add 7 onto that position to get the 1st letter!
To find the third letter, pull up on the shackle with medium / hard tension, and test all the "gates" and look for either:
1) the one with the largest movement in its gate, or
2) the one with easiest movement when wiggling it back & forth in its gate (it should be the one with the least resistance), or ideally both 1) & 2) ... that is the 3rd letter!
To find the second letter, don't pull up on the shackle, and turn several times (full turns) to the *right* (clockwise) and stop on your first letter, then turn one full turn left (counter clockwise) until you get to the first letter again and keep going to your second letter - we don't know what it is but we'll test each letter - keep turning left to the next letter and then turn right (clockwise) to the 3rd letter, pull up on the shackle, and if it doesn't open then turn left to the next 2nd letter. Repeat until the lock opens.
More details (and tips & tricks) are in the video.
*Important* - when you're finding the 2nd letter, as you increase the 2nd position tries, you might go past the 3rd letter position, in which case you only have to turn the dial left a little bit to get to the 3rd letter (*not* all the way around!).
It can take a while, but if you follow the instructions in the video you should be able to crack it.
Method:::
To find the first number, you should turn it *several* times to the left (counter clockwise) while putting gentle tension on the shackle (ie lift up using one finger) until you find a "stuck" position. Add 13 onto that number, and that is the 1st number!
To find the third number, pull up on the shackle with medium tension, and test all the "gates" and look for the one with the largest movement (and also it should be the easiest to wiggle back & forth with not much resistance). That is the 3rd number!
To find the second number, don't pull up on the shackle, and turn several times (full turns) to the *right* (clockwise) and stop on your first number, then turn one full turn left (counter clockwise) until you get to the first number again, and then test each second number (or quicker is: plus 2 the first time and plus 4 all the rest of the times), with each one turn right (clockwise) to the 3rd number, pull up on the shackle, and if it doesn't open then turn left to the next 2nd number and back to the 3rd number, etc. Repeat until the lock opens.
More details (and tips & tricks) are in the video.
*Important* - when you're finding the 2nd number, as you increase the 2nd number tries, you might go past the 3rd number position, in which case you only have to turn the dial left a little bit to get to the 3rd number (*not* all the way around!).
It can take a while, but if you follow the instructions in the video you should be able to crack it.
This is for Master Lock model 1500 (1500T / 1500D etc).
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See SotonLock video for a method that uses ears instead of eyes! : youtube.com/watch?v=fs_h5_3-kRM
You may have lost or forgotten your combination but you should be able to crack this passcode to unlock & open this FortLocks / Zhege.
0:00 Intro
1:28 Get wheels into odd/even gates
4:20 Start decoding
7:54 Open!
You may have lost or forgotten your combination but you should be able to crack this passcode to unlock and open the Hermex lock.
You may have lost or forgotten your combination but you should be able to crack this passcode to unlock & open this Federal lock (if you have strong fingers! - you might want to wear gloves).
You may have lost or forgotten your combination but you should be able to crack this code to unlock & open this FortLocks lock.
You may have lost or forgotten your combination but you should be able to crack this code to unlock and open the Yale lock.
0:00 Intro
1:20 Finding the 1st number
3:57 Finding the 3rd number
6:38 Finding the 2nd number
7:26 Open
Method:::
To find the first number, you should turn it *several* times to the left (counter clockwise) while putting gentle tension on the shackle (ie lift up using one finger) until you find a "stuck" position. Add 13 onto that number, and that is the 1st number!
To find the third number, pull up on the shackle with medium tension, and test all the "gates" and look for the one with the largest movement. That is the 3rd number!
To find the second number, don't pull up on the shackle, and turn several times (full turns) to the *right* (clockwise) and stop on your first number, then turn one full turn left (counter clockwise) until you get to the first number again, and then test each second number (or quicker is: plus 2 the first time and plus 4 all the rest of the times) and then turn right (clockwise) to the 3rd number, pull up on the shackle, and if it doesn't open then turn left to the next 2nd number & back to the 3rd number, etc. Repeat until the lock opens.
More details are in the video.
*Important* - when you're finding the 2nd number, as you increase the 2nd number tries, you might go past the 3rd number position, in which case you only have to turn the dial left a little bit to get to the 3rd number (*not* all the way around!).
It can take a while, but if you follow the instructions in the video you should be able to crack it.
This is for Master Lock model 1533MCND.
If it's a combination padlock that's stuck in the open position then it's not as easy to crack.
This padlock has brandnames: "amazon basics", "Puroma", "Fosmon", "Oria", "Disecu", "Sisav", "Giverare", "Diyife", and many more - or a generic non-name one like in the video.
Link to my previous video:
youtu.be/qB-BYAPtDe0
Link to youtuber "prevarikation" who inspired me to make this video:
youtube.com/@prevarikation
Link to the "indirect" method to open this lock: youtu.be/Rn_Q3zWQhCY
Link to the video that inspired the method in my previous video: youtube.com/@vuaeco
0:00 Intro
2:38 Scramble the combination
3:55 1st wheel
5:10 2nd wheel
6:38 3rd wheel
9:01 4th wheel
Link to a faster (and more reliable) method: youtu.be/7xclCie_sxc
Link to an alternative "indirect" method to open this lock: youtu.be/Rn_Q3zWQhCY
Link to the video that inspired this method: youtube.com/@vuaeco
0:00 Intro
0:52 Scramble combination
2:08 Start decoding
15:02 Open!
youtu.be/BvzYcHhcwYc
... but in this one I show an alternative way to find the first number of the combination in case you are having trouble finding it was the previous method.
If you follow the method closely, you should be able to crack it.
0:00 Intro
0:19 Finding the 1st number
10:26 Finding the 3rd number
11:51 Finding the 2nd number
12:54 Open!
If you follow the method closely, you should be able to crack it.
If you are having trouble finding the first number then follow this method:
youtu.be/7Xuo7QftQMk
0:00 Opening it up
0:29 Finding the 1st number
3:11 Finding the 3rd number
5:37 Finding the 2nd number
7:55 Fixing my mistake
9:26 Open!
This was suggested to me by Mike S:
youtube.com/@mscir
Animated video on how combination locks work:
youtube.com/watch?v=sftkP4CjjZs
If you don't have a proper "spring steel" shim then you can instead do this easy method:
youtu.be/BvzYcHhcwYc
and if that doesn't work for you then try this easy but time-consuming method:
youtube.com/watch?v=mNrvevpF2mg
Sparrows padlock shims:
sparrowslockpicks.com/products/padlock-shims
Animated video on how combination locks work:
youtube.com/watch?v=sftkP4CjjZs
See this for a deep dive into the internals of this lock:
youtu.be/dEpMxiZzlSY
Peeking inside was suggested by Rune International:
youtube.com/channel/UCQQFepf73yUTQU3H71dNtYw
Sparrows padlock shims:
sparrowslockpicks.com/products/padlock-shims
Animated video on how combination locks work:
youtube.com/watch?v=sftkP4CjjZs
It takes a while to crack, but with patience the correct combination can be found.
A quicker method can be found here: youtu.be/BvzYcHhcwYc
Sparrows padlock shims:
sparrowslockpicks.com/products/padlock-shims
A quick & easy method to decode this lock is here:
youtu.be/BvzYcHhcwYc


