[151] Laundry Coinbox Lock Picked

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Title	:	[151] Laundry Coinbox Lock Picked
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Can this be raked with a worm or triple peak?
Comment from : ירמיהו בן אברהם

It always seems to come back to single picking and good old counting and feeling The wrench can make a difference So a wafer lock doesn't have false set pins or any other security pins?brI am pretty new to this, but buy the biggest most secure padlock any time I get the chance and pick them Raking, single pin pick, and bumping have given me access to everyone I've tried so far I am obsessed with picking I love the feeling of that first set pin catching So like I've said I've just done padlocks and some door deadbolts, but am ready to move on to other challenges,and someday make it to safes, the holy grail I get a nice sense of satisfaction knowing I beat the security of the design, and want some challenges I finally get why some locksmiths don't like this information getting out But bmost/b criminals are lazy/not very bright and this is an art form almost they wouldn't take the time or have the patience to masterbrAny ideas?
Comment from : Joe Shmo

Trying hard to be the lock picking lawyer
Comment from : Scot Hammond

We bought coin operated machines cause we rent rooms out in our house The renters were abasing the machines We lost the keys, suspect relatives that rent habve them Gonna try this since i have had no luck with the manufacturer Thank you
Comment from : JosephA W

I wanted to be able to open the coin boxes in my apartment building laundry machines, was hoping this video was for me
Comment from : Felix

They need to make a lishi for this lock :/ unless they have one someone pls let me know
Comment from : Joshua Zaragoza

Does jr Wrestle?!! That's awesome!!! I want to be a wrestling coach as a bucket list kinda thing I loved wrestling when I was young and healthyalso I have a jack for those coin laundry machine locks that I used at the laundromat right off campus in bburgprobably wouldn't be good to share here Lmao
Comment from : hillbilly locksport

Call the police lol
Comment from : Randall Knott

Very interesting!!!brAt an appointment building I own I have a coin washer and dryer brOne has a 4 pin Medeco and the other has a smiley disk detainer lock brDon’t think they will be picked by anyone 😅 and I won’t pick a lock in use so all safe!!! brThanks for sharing this!!! br👍🐈🐾😷🐈🐾
Comment from : chris capune

Nice job, double wafers can be tough to open
Comment from : michael jenkins

Very nicely picked
Comment from : 《THUMPER 》》Lock Picking《

Cool little lock
Comment from : RealTaiter

Double sided wafer are fun picks, thanks for sharing yours , take care 👍👍🔓😎
Comment from : Rook Knight

This was great, thank you for making and posting this I was just introduced to these locks very recently (within the last month) when I came to own a coin op washer and dryer It actually made me investigate tubular lock picks because the keys to the coin trays work but the tubular key I was given to the control boxes doesn’t (and the former owner said he never used it) However even when I use the coin tray keys I always wonder what kind of lock it is etc, Thanks again for making this 😊👏
Comment from : Chirael

Great Laundry Lock Box lock my friend, and very nicely picked, and shared with us all 😃👏 Nothing to be embarrassed about when picking wafer locks, especially double sided ones, as we all know they're often much easier to rake, than they are to pick, so very well done, SPP'ing that one 😁👍 Great video as always, thanks again for sharing this cool lock with us all, and hope you have a wonderful weekend ahead 😀👍 Look forward to seeing you again soon, but in the meantime, have a good one, and stay safe and well too - thanks, and our best regards too, to LPN jr also! 😎👏👏👏
Comment from : Southampton Lock Picking Club

Nice job on that double wafer Those things can be tricky sometimes It's got a pretty good back story too 😉 Great content, keep up the good work
Comment from : Chris Arnold