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  • thanks.

  • It's your camera fit on that mountain.

  • Yeah, it does.

  • Is damn.

  • How do you adjust the starting thing?

  • I don't know.

  • Just just pull that lever, that one, like I showed you.

  • Yeah.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • That works.

  • Yeah.

  • Okay.

  • All right.

  • Let's get this stuff out of here, man.

  • You gotta start.

  • You're saying this is the lock picking lawyer and I have a very special guest today for the first of what I hope will be a very enjoyable Siri's with me today is Bosnian Bill of the infamous Loch Lab.

  • How you doing today, Bill?

  • I am doing great.

  • Especially after the pre intro activities.

  • Priya, I'm feeling good.

  • Yeah, very, very good.

  • I'm very relaxed.

  • You know what this video is gonna look like?

  • But everything's moving right now.

  • I can tell you that.

  • What?

  • They're not supposed to bay.

  • Uh, So what are we talking about today?

  • Why don't you lead us into this?

  • Well, I think you can see right here.

  • We have a big mess of stuff, and I think you guys can pretty usually see that we're gonna be talking about disc detainer picked today, but maybe not quite in the way you think, Harry, I think you probably did one or two videos on these nasty little things.

  • You're these Chinese picks.

  • They're by far the most common.

  • Unfortunately, they really don't work and all but a couple hands, a couple of locks.

  • And, uh, you know, we both have videos on on our own little ways of modifying these a little bit more useful.

  • There are.

  • There are a lot of little tweaks.

  • You conduce mean Both of us have done this fork thing.

  • Both of us have struggled to make these tips fit into some of the newer technology key ways.

  • Lock makers air, definitely responding to the threat and one of the threat things that they've changes, of course, The length of what you want to call that thing right there.

  • Depth of the tension in this.

  • Let's call it a no and knows where I work.

  • Uh, anyway, some of them have learned that in order to defeat this type of pick, all they've got to do is set their locks a little bit deeper inside of the lock right away makes these things obsolete.

  • Now, I've definitely encountered that and I've tried to to make improvise tips that were a little bit deeper, but frankly, I'm not very good at it.

  • I'm with you.

  • I want my leave.

  • This one's a little bit overkill, but I did the same kind of thing, trying to find a way to squeeze a little bit further down there.

  • But you know, when you do that, your pick is off center, for example, it's off center.

  • You find yourself picking two or three disks at a time.

  • Other thing I found is that when you make your problems, when you modify these things to extend the problems, they get weak and they break very easily.

  • They dio That's about version 12 right there.

  • They just given up.

  • The reason I don't use this one anymore is because those prongs been too much.

  • This is made out of three or four stainless, and it's just not strong enough.

  • Yeah, so you know there are custom pick makers out there that make pick for specific locks short.

  • This is one of them.

  • This is one that I have was made by by Jacopo and in Sweden.

  • I'm sorry in Finland Finland.

  • Janko Fogger Linda.

  • He's famous for my very 1st 1 was from Jaca.

  • What looked nothing like that, though.

  • Sure, it was a precision pick.

  • It was very nice and designed specifically for the granite.

  • Here's the early version.

  • And it was a fantastic pig.

  • Unfortunately, I loaned that to somebody, and I can't remember who I loaded too.

  • I never got it back happen.

  • So, you know, we've got to do something to overcome these shortcomings and the loss of picks, I guess.

  • So What I thought we would do is talk about designing a new one.

  • And then in this series of videos, maybe we'd actually try to build one, uh, under for you that meets our own specs, things that we would like to see.

  • So what kind of things would you like to see in a homemade pick?

  • Well, there's a few things that strike me right off the bat.

  • The first, of course, is is putting a little bit a little bit more length on that tension.

  • He knows, and yeah, there's there's some elements from almost everything you see here that we can incorporate right here.

  • We have some depth markings.

  • Graduations would be very helpful.

  • The first pick, the Jacob pick that I had had those.

  • I really liked him.

  • They're very good.

  • So we could measure.

  • Ah, couple of locks to get the the average distance between demand.

  • The disks okay.

  • Tips would be another.

  • Another nice way that the actual picking tip itself.

  • Um, you can see this one from from Janko has a very, very thin tip on.

  • And that's for sliding between the desks as opposed to one of these simple like that.

  • Sure at yours or these where you're always going to be hitting two or three disks at a time.

  • So it becomes a function of luck.

  • You can modify these tips, but these are only low quality Silver Stoddard.

  • And what I found that the reason we seem so many in this pile I've got 10 or 12 Maura, Homa, Byman, bulk and a weak point to me at least, are those tips because when I start filing them, they generally will fall apart.

  • The silverware failed, yet I've had that exact issue.

  • This is the one I've had that's lasted the longest and and I had to brace.

  • This went on.

  • I put a really high temperature silver cider on there, and I probably spent over an hour trying to get that to take correctly.

  • Okay, So improved tips.

  • Definitely.

  • That's at the top of our list.

  • Absolutely.

  • What else would you like to see?

  • Well, I'd also like the thing did not be so darn ugly.

  • The orderly RG That's I'm you know, I'm not.

  • Don't generally bother by aesthetics, but this bothers me.

  • I mean, that's really when you look at these, they look so slapped together out of leftover parts, a couple of screws sticking out there for a look that looks so chances.

  • Exactly.

  • It looks like they custom made one or two parts and then took a bunch of stuff out of the parts.

  • Been no matter what it looked like and slapped it together.

  • And they're selling thousands of them because that's all there is.

  • I do like the neural ing.

  • So we need to make sure you got neural ing on anything we design on Shorten.

  • That is very a lot of times you really put a lot of torque on there.

  • I agree, but I think the most important thing would be this tip here than thing that we decided.

  • We're gonna call the nose.

  • Sure.

  • All of these are the same.

  • I mean what we've modified him.

  • But there's only so much that you can take off of here before this peace fails.

  • It's hollow that at that point, so if you file further that things fall apart, we need to find some way to get us a longer knows.

  • So let's and also also perhaps even a replaceable notes.

  • Irreplaceable would be fantastic, because some of these locks take Geritol wire really long and shorter.

  • Tips are easier to use, and I think, and they help keep it aligned.

  • But on those deeper set locks, you really need a longer knows, so that when you attention it, you're not tensioning too far away from the body you want to be.

  • Tension is close to the body as you can to keep it perfectly centered.

  • Absolutely.

  • Otherwise it gets all canted, So a long nose.

  • We want a changeable back to a short nose.

  • If we come up with a Chinese, we can easily popping in a short nose and him again will be very flushed to the face of the lock.

  • Those are all things you want.

  • I mean, we're doing this on the fly you want to go and try to sketch one out here real quick?

  • Let's do it.

  • He's getting Don't spill the drinks and move that junk and I get a piece of paper.

  • Okay, First we have the main body.

  • Let's start with the main body.

  • So let's again.

  • Let's keep things simple.

  • Okay, That will be our body.

  • And then, of course, there's gonna be a whole down the center of it.

  • Sure we don't wait the other side.

  • Large hole for the for the tension he knows on one side and then a thin hole for the picking.

  • Why?

  • Okay, so we got our attention.

  • He knows we'll be here.

  • So put a larger nose on this side.

  • Actually, you'd see that, so they'd be a solid line.

  • Um, we're about howto attached that later, but our attention, he knows, is gonna extend out.

  • You've done a lot of experimentation.

  • What's the ideal length on that?

  • You know, I found about 20 millimeters 20 millions.

  • What?

  • I've made my custom ones to go and, uh, other than them being made out a week.

  • Materials.

  • It all seemed to work out.

  • Okay, we have hole there, obviously.

  • Okay.

  • And we're gonna find some way to make this replaceable.

  • So 20 and then we'll find the other lengths that we want on.

  • Then we'll also figure out how much of a little wing to put here on the end.

  • Yeah, and we can do that by by measuring.

  • Okay, Now, some of these pics just have a new world area for manipulating the picking head and then and for tensioning, and then we have handles.

  • So how do you wanna handle the controls for this?

  • Do we want just narrowly in here or do we own handles that coming again?

  • Let's steal some ideas from some successful makers.

  • Jacob had his was a weird shape.

  • Perfect.

  • I did a prototype like this.

  • His was made out of this shape, and it was okay to get a hold up to do the tensioning.

  • But what I found is that some locks require a lot of tension.

  • As you know, I agree.

  • S so it's a little easier to have something out.

  • I ended up modifying my Jacob by drilling holes and threaten him and putting in some knobs.

  • So something like this, But I wanted to be prettier than that.

  • Okay, So let's put some knobs in the side.

  • All right, So let's put I don't know if you keep me toward the bottom one over here, one over here and those were probably gonna be threaded, and they're gonna be into it a little bit.

  • And if they go all the way down to that tension, he knows we can use them to hold attention.

  • He knows in place.

  • That's a good idea.

  • So have that go all the way into that, That whole.

  • So they actually compress him so we can avoid having a set.

  • Screw agree, right?

  • Yeah.

  • So these were gonna be threated, obviously.

  • And I'm just gonna drum had kind of hanging out here to remind us I'm gonna put hatching because I want these also to be cross hatched or to be neural DDE again.

  • It makes a little easier.

  • Some of these picking sessions or marathon sessions and your hands get a little sweaty.

  • And are you a little oil or something on him?

  • I agree.

  • I agree.

  • All right, so let's talk about we're talking about graduation marks like you'd find on on this right here.

  • So what?

  • They actually go on the body or on where do we want to put that?

  • Well, that is something I put some thought into.

  • Now remember, we want to keep this wire as perfectly centered down this as we can.

  • And if we make a large hole in here by hauling this out, that will allow our pick tip to kind of flop around.

  • So what I thought we would do is kind of the opposite of what they have here.

  • Instead of having this telescope inside, I thought we were telescope on the outside, but something like So put the this like a pen cap, almost like a pen cap on.

  • And I don't really give it no threads, and they're obviously and he's very much tighter.

  • But we would have the graduations on this shaft, and again, we have to measure those out.

  • And we could easily see by having that slide on the outside, which, which of the disks that were on What do you think?

  • I think that's a plan.

  • So that will keep this much more aligned by having a tight shaft down the center.

  • And then the chef would obviously come out here and again, stealing an idea from Jaco, we're gonna put a set screw to pinch that.

  • Uh, that shaft makes that the shaft is too long.

  • He'll simply protrude out of the back.

  • And that will allow us to vary the links with shaft if we want to.

  • Or for really anal.

  • We can simply get the right length and cut him off right there.

  • However, we want to do it.

  • Don't you remember?

  • We're trying to make this thing pretty.

  • Cut it off.

  • Okay, we're gonna cover.

  • That's right.

  • I'm going to say I mentioned they cut it off, so we'll have to measure some locks to see what sort of spacing we went on.

  • The graduations.

  • Yeah.

  • Yeah, we'll do that.

  • Let's start with just the body.

  • Let's build the body, and then we'll see where we're at, make any improvements, and then we'll come in and do all the rest is in.

  • Each of these will be one of our separate modules or videos.

  • Sounds good.

  • And we'll switch back and forth between our channels.

  • That's way.

  • Yeah, You do the 1st 1 People who don't get exposed to your channel might meet you and people on your channel who don't know me you'll come over to my channel and watch some videos.

  • That's a good idea.

  • Hopefully, everyone will be happy.

  • And it gives me another reason to come over here later to do another module and drink some more of your adult beverages before we start.

  • Now, that's a plan.

  • Talking both delivered here.

  • Mass like barrels, right?

  • Yeah.

  • Yeah.

  • I don't know what you're talking.

  • That was assumed.

  • All right, so let's go into your locker lab.

  • And since you have a very nice little lathes and let's keep this simple, let's make it out of Brassed.

  • Because it's a softer metal.

  • Easier work with.

  • It's cheaper.

  • It takes less time just to do a prototype.

  • Sounds good.

  • And then we screw up.

  • We're not gonna be out a whole bunch of tools and expensive stainless steel.

  • Ok, All right.

  • Yeah, let me go show you my my new Leith.

  • All right, let's go.

  • All right, guys, I think you could see we've been down in the machine shop for about an hour.

  • I'm gonna let the master Machinist walk you through what's happened here.

  • You're not being sarcastic at all.

  • Go for it.

  • Okay, let's look at what we got here because this is not the part that you see down here.

  • We made a couple of game time calls as we were machining this the largest one of which was we made this a lot narrower.

  • We figured there was really no point in having a much larger tool.

  • This will be easier to hold in the hand.

  • That would be easier to fit in the case.

  • And then while we were doing that, we also trimmed those edges down just to make the whole thing just a bit sleeker.

  • Now, as faras, the machining goes, there really wasn't anything difficult about this.

  • The turning operations were fairly simple.

  • The drilling and tapping of the holes is is nothing difficult.

  • Actually, this really worked out for us at the last minute.

  • We decided to tension because obviously the nose goes in here, turn it sideways a little bit.

  • And you mentioned that we're gonna hold the nose in with what they're gonna be.

  • Eventually the handles.

  • So in one machining operation all the way through threaded 11 tapping, moving, and that was completely done.

  • And now that's gone a tension.

  • And I think pretty perfectly I was a great idea.

  • Sure.

  • We settled on 70 thousands of an inch for the spacing of thes little graduations.

  • Here, you can see we put some color in there.

  • It actually wasn't difficult.

  • Just used a Sharpie black.

  • And the last two markings are red just to give the user an indication of when they are at the top desk.

  • So all in all, I think we're pretty happy with what with what came out.

  • And we spent an hour.

  • I want to show this thing off just a little bit more than a lot of effort.

  • That may not be apparent to the eye.

  • You're not gonna find it in those Chinese picks.

  • But you notice that every part of this is Champ furred.

  • And again, we were there.

  • We were working.

  • Everything was already chucked up.

  • There's no reason not to champ for all of the edges and we beveled.

  • Everything here wasn't that difficult.

  • And the reason he did that it didn't take that long.

  • But you're gonna be holding this thing in your hand for hours.

  • And why leave sharp edges?

  • Why not take a couple of extra seconds and just make everything there I shape perfect.

  • It was It was worth the extra effort.

  • It really watch.

  • You know, if we're trying to make this thing pretty, let's go all the way.

  • All right, well, we got the We got the foundation built.

  • So what is the next step?

  • What do you want to build next?

  • I think the cat, that guy's portion work here, the knob that we're going to use to turn it.

  • Okay, How do you end?

  • I just pulled this cap off of my pen as an example of what we might d'oh Something that fits over the top.

  • OK, we can use this to, like, trying our pension.

  • We want it tight enough so that there's no flop, but tight enough.

  • So there's perfectly aligned.

  • That's a delicate balance.

  • Yeah, I think something maybe roughly 25 thousands all the way around extra makes sense.

  • Well, if people start small and then move up probably neural this.

  • So we have a nice girl as you were talking about, all right.

  • And we'll put a tiny little hole in the top with set screws on both sides or doesn't want I would put it on both sides, and I will keep it perfectly centered.

  • Yeah, but I don't think there's gonna be anything anything tricky about this.

  • This is just a that's compared to this.

  • The first, the foundation, the body.

  • I think that would be pretty easy to do.

  • Let's go on back down to the ER to the lab and see what we do.

  • Let's do it.

thanks.

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