I got three locks from India as a present. The brands are Link, Hittco and Krishna. As they are all lever locks I had to improvise the picking on them due to the lack of appropriate tools. A bicycle spoke, a piece of a coat hanger and regular picks accomplish the job nicely. Have fun.
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I got three locks from India as a present. The brands are Link, Hittco and Krishna. As they are all lever locks I had to improvise the picking on them due to the lack of appropriate tool. A bicycle spoke, a piece of a coat hanger and regular picks accomplish the job nicely. Have fun.
Can we lock back with picking
Seems like u love locks….
Hi Potti314, nice to see you being fascinated by Indian locks. Aligarh in UP, India is famous for locks. I was also intrigued to see the clear practice lock with levers. Do you have a video where you demonstrate how picking works on lever locks using that clear demo lock? Regards.
Can you tell how to pick it with paper clip
Its made in my city Aligarh
Dude I'm from India & I want to know about how to pick an Indian lock without any picking tools. I have wires which can be built into tensioning tool but I don't have a picking tool like you. So, suggest me about what should be done.
I have a krishna lock which has a brass pin in the middle of the key hole, i think you should try to find those and pick that one.
π that krishna lock is from my city "Aligarh" haha famous for lock manufacturing
Your reply to every comment is appreciated. Video is great, btw.
Finally got right one
He is very happy πππ
Helps a lot , thanks
thank you so much for making this video, I tried many method to pick these indian padlock but failed in it. this video really helps me.
How to make that pick diy
I think you should pick the demo one, so ww can really see what you were doing there
these are all no name brands, you buy these locks in India when you want to save money on the lock but the not the item you are trying to lock!
That krishna lock is cool. Awesome key too
Nice work and locks
You have got one subscribe from India… Love you
Jai Shri Krishnaπ
The brass lock is a failed design in India,I had few of them I had to throw them, the top plate with rivets can be easily removed with small screwdriver and a blow from a set of pliers or small hammer and the brass is a soft metal so the top lid comes off easily. Then the bolt can be slided back and the lock is breached nowadays new locks with same principle of operation come the difference is they come with thick steel sheet covering which curles over the back and covers the backing lid of same thick steel.
I tried Godrej 7 layer big size Indian lock but I failed I don't have that kind of tools
Gun pick can open this lock plzz tell me
Nice picking
Nice job on the pick and making the home made picking wires
Very interesting locks my friend. I bought another Indian Godrej today but it's a 14 pin dimple. You picked it with an unusual method. I didn't think you would get it but I should have known better, lol.
Fun locks and good improvisation. A bit unconventional, but if it works, itβs legitimate π
Nice gift from your friend. Great picking as always and thanks alot for sharing.
Well Done Potti – good job, well improvised.
Very nice job. I've seen a lot of handmade Indian padlocks on ebay. Also, a lot of vintage/antique padlocks which may or may not have been made by the same guys making the other locks!
Great improvisation of the tensioners for those wonderful padlocks. π
Thanks also for bringing back some childhood memories. As a kid, I spent hours of trial and error, finding odd objects to use as picks and tensioners to attack locks. I didn't know what I was doing and never had much luck, but it was a great learning curve. Today, it's much easier with ready made tools and the internet, but you showed, once again, the essence of locksports philosophy; anything is possible with some curiosity and inventiveness when facing a new challenge! π
Cool improvised picking π
I do like how most padlocks made in India are hand finished.
Great picking on these locks from India buddy and, some very cool homebrew tensioning tools my friend ππ Awesome job and video as always and, thanks for sharing these very nice locks with us ππ Great work Michael and, really like that Krishna lock mate. Very cool stuff my friend ππππ
cool!
Beautiful locks!!
That is a very cool lock my friend well doneπππππβββ