Some pins im working on for my next CL. The spooled wafer on 6 and the driver on 5 were a bust. 😆

Feels like a two part pick: get through the spools then push through milling

The Abus 80TI/50 was the most fun and satisfying to unlock. The Master 350 was harder but only because it needed more tension.

This is the MUL-T LOCK I re-pinned with spool drivers and struggled with for a little bit. 🟣

Opened with a #4 Multipick flag. 🔥💯🥳

I count this as a new open!

Just arrived in the mail today, got the standard pin cut away lock both raked and single pin picked. I have a feeling this is gonna be addicting.

Want to thank https://u/LordKodiac making me some new cool stuff. Amazing work!! He also sent Lord Kodiac swag: 2 poker chips, 4 stickers.

1) A custom pick holder.

2) A custom chip holder.

3) A dresser with 8 drawers.

4) 50 custom poker chips.

Can't wait to get my workstation organized. I have stuff everywhere.

Dopo aver aperto SPP questa ISEO R6 senza chiave ho comprato una chiave grezza e modellata per ore con il mio dremel, avventura interessante!

Not sure if this fits the sub, but i found this lock in the street and i wonder if there is a way of learning the combination. Thanks.

Hey all. My wife decided to get me some new padlocks and this one just baffles me. Can anyone give me any advice on how I should approach this and if a specific tool is needed? Thanks.

Edit - opened it once by switching tension sides and using pointed pick. Thanks for the suggestions!

Follow up from this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking/s/kjtP4emNVx

Previous owner had used some sort of oil to lubricate, quite some sticky dirt inside as a result.

Assembling it again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jz9E-nua6f4

Well it challenged me just enough to make me sarcastic about the whole thing. I encourage you all to break out your mittens and get humbled a little bit and make a breakthrough in your technique. I do hope you enjoy!

https://youtu.be/ZpU1jvuWOx4?is=4sIVwj5PzKqAjJXz

u/o0RustySpoon

#MittenPickinChallenge

I was progressively pinning my Paclock 90a Pro, I put the last 2 pins in and put the barrel back in the cylinder (with no key inserted). The key now won't go in. The pins you can see, I'm thinking if I had a 6 pin comb pick, with the use of a safely pin (for the 7th pin) will I be able to push all the pins down at once and with a tensioner turn the barrel?

Has anyone here from U.S. ordered from MOK workshop recently? I just ordered one of their pick pouches. It is shipping through DHS worldwide and I'm wondering if and how much I should expect to pay for tariffs before it can be delivered? it's this pouch. Moki Pouch - Black – mok-workshop. and Shipping already cost €42,21.

Hello, I recently aquired a couple of Abus 55/40 locks and I cannot fit any of my tools in the keyway due to its shape. Assuming I will need to buy some more tools to be able to progress, are there any good places to get them (in the UK)

Right now I just have some beginners kit that came with clear practice locks. Any advice on what exactly I should be looking for too would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Edit: just noticed my typo in the title...sorry im tired lol