72 Lockpicking Learning How To Pick Medeco Locks 4 Pins Youtube

72 Lockpicking Learning How To Pick Medeco Locks 4 Pins Youtube I am now 4 pins into my progressive pinning of a medeco lock. i've only been toying with this lock for about an hour now and i hope i'm catching on as fast a. Here i go over the concepts of how to pick a medeco lock. instead of looking at the face of a lock with a pick sticking out, or reading a forum post, i aim t.

Medeco Lock Picking Youtube Taking the lock apart gives us more clues on how to do it. i highly suggest you do the hardest part of getting most medecos picked is figuring out rotation. taking the lock apart gives us more. How to pick any medeco lock. a bit tongue in cheek on the "any", but this should work for most. the main goal of the video is to show you how rotation works on medeco pins, and how your pick affects them. but most importantly, i encourage everyone who hasn't to take apart their lock and do the same. some time spent playing with it apart helps a. Take a hacksaw blade with the teeth on the brass cap facing the rear of the cylinder. tap the blade slightly down and to the rear with a small hammer. the teeth will grip the brass slide. and walk it out the back of the slot its in. once out, just put it on edge and tap lightly to reform into. I saw a custom pick design to help grasp the pins for rotation. i believe they called it a dcap lifter, it seems to be a normal hook with a grove filed in the top with a circular file. if anyone has any thoughts or tips they would be greatly appreciated. i have a couple 4 pin biaxial cams and one 5 pin biaxial mortise cylinder.

Inside A Medeco 72s Cam Lock Lockpicking Take a hacksaw blade with the teeth on the brass cap facing the rear of the cylinder. tap the blade slightly down and to the rear with a small hammer. the teeth will grip the brass slide. and walk it out the back of the slot its in. once out, just put it on edge and tap lightly to reform into. I saw a custom pick design to help grasp the pins for rotation. i believe they called it a dcap lifter, it seems to be a normal hook with a grove filed in the top with a circular file. if anyone has any thoughts or tips they would be greatly appreciated. i have a couple 4 pin biaxial cams and one 5 pin biaxial mortise cylinder. Here is the example supporting my theory . if you look at one of the multi holed pins stock numbers. the last 2 digits coincide with another pin position on the box picture in the op. so a tp f90 5s 7d would be a 5s aft right and a 7d aft center. for shared access or master pinning just based off of the 2 holes. I've remade my old video on picking medecos with this animation. i hope you'll find it a lot easier to see compared to the old video with the core under a ma.