(1731) Assa Abloy Zeiss Ikon Padlock

[Music] all right I know everybody is saying that's a rue co2 and that's what I thought too I got this in a trade from a friend in Germany he didn't say whether he wanted me to say his name so I'm not going to but I got a great trade in it but this is actually an economy by asset ABLOY I mean it looks exactly like the Rue codes you know same grooves here these these we've got some kind of paint on them for identification and it also has a zeiss ikon core check that out so look at the keyway on these just awesome pair eccentric key ways and those icy cones are usually made with really good tolerance this is what the key looks like the bidding on this doesn't look too challenging but again given the tolerances on these icy cons I can guarantee and hold on this guy okay it is key retaining and when I looked down inside of there it looks like we are going to be able to remove the core provided I can get the darn thing picked so let's give it a try let's go ahead and give it a shot German lock it's gonna require German pigs and I know that because of the pair centric key way and then I have the perfect pick set here for it let's see we got grab this guy it is the German designed SS dev pick that I'm going to use for the German lock in this this one is actually a clone made by multi pick again a German company I don't know if I can get the 25 in there you might work so let's start off with the 25,000 and I'll need some way to tension it again these are always a lot of fun to tension try to tell you what let's try bottom of the key way see if that will work I mean I can't use the bottom in that key way anyway yeah that way I'd have to worry about that topic key way so let's give it a try so I'm gonna try to keep my hand kind of out of the way let's get everything centered make sure the autofocus is gonna be working for us and I probably ought to overhaul that thing okay I like to apply light main tension unless if we can just that was pin-to-pin one binder I saw very slight turn on the core there it was like pin three all the way on the bottom that was pin two again thought I heard something click down and we felt like pin five yeah if I can get into the very back here he doesn't want to go I'm gonna wedge him up under there and then just kind of horse him come on get under there that was pin two again and I can't tell that's wording or from actually on a pin it has not given me any counter-rotation so it's probably warding be my guess alright where are you okay I felt a very slight turn lock or when I just touch pin four again no counter rotation no indication is any kind of security pin in here we're working I think having Pickers IC calls before we're working with just standard pins and they depend on the keyway and the tolerances to make themselves difficult to pick all right I'm gonna move to the 15,000 pick I think I'm having trouble getting behind pin five to get back there to pin six I don't try to go around the warding and then kind of shoe him shoehorn him up around there there we go now I'm sure so yeah I know I'm sure I'm in the back and I pulled it forward till they hit that last pin and then work forward from there I felt a very slight click on pin six and you see it did turn just a little bit again I think I'm back on the warning there pretty sure that is not a pin but it's so I don't find it anywhere else except there so let's give it a shot I'm releasing my tension a little bit oh good I got it more turn on the core and he's now gone and he's not on the bottom anymore now I get a counter rotation right there on pin three very very slight yeah and there we go all right let's gut it let's find out what we got in here it does seem we have at least one security pin a spool but other than that I didn't feel anything security wise all right um see we got here let's try this guy he's too big try this guy there we go we tilt this down Wow all right all right nothing crazy up inside of there let's move out out of there and let's see what I've got to do to gut this thing um that's kind of unusual it looks like the core is held in by this little brass thing right here yeah so let's lock it up and remove one variable how the waybill what are you doing push those pins and if we can get into rotate there we go now he's locked back up let's see if the key will fit in there without any problem yeah so I didn't screw anything up alright now that we've got it kind of locked in place let's see about removing that there's a little groove right here it looks like and also on this side I'm gonna take my probe and just if I can wedge it under there to push that thing and that was nothing to it that's fresh I have never seen anything like that before but I guess we're gonna stalk tucked up there inside of that lock it's not ever gonna fall out so if the key stick them back in rotate it to the 90 degrees put the pins up top oh we don't want to do that I'm gonna rotate them like that the pins will be come out right here and that's because we've got this cut in the back and if I turn it 90 degrees it aligned that nasty groove perfectly with the pins and they'll all come spewing into that little crack so let's turn them like that and because it is his ice let's give them the benefit of the doubt just in case there's some weirdness let's put a shim that's kind of a bridge I'm gonna shove it in as far as I can get it then see if I can find the right size that is not it that might be it all right let's try this all right so we had a potential for seven tens on this guy it looks like there were only six of course you saw the key and we already knew that all right let's start dumping stuff out here so we got loops come on standard standard standard standard standard and a standard I got these two reversed and nothing else in there no serrations no grooves no undercutting like we might expect on a root ball and then let's see we got here let me grab my tweezers and let's pull these guys out starting from the front all right there's our standard grab the spring because of sticking up air and it's liable to start getting in our way okay this next one looks like it is a security pin it's barely protruding above the shear line okay and I know why you put that back in there and pull the shim out now there we go so it is a spool and we expected to find a spool induced one come on out of there mr. spring awesome Springs okay there's we new number three was a spool in fact it is number two did not act like a spool at least I didn't detect him in the picking process I didn't expect this guy either number four is also a spool or less flip it around from the rear you flip the lights a little better I think all right number six is standard come on we're almost home now number five also Stan look at the corrosion on that guy he's been in there for a while probably exposed to some weather at some point and then the two springs yeah listen it's all stock it looks like guys I did not expect to find spools in this guy until I felt that counter-rotation through looking at the six pinner three of them spools all the rest standard again zeiss ikon thereafter thereafter very pear center key ways to keep us out of their kind of deprived us access with a decent quality pic didn't work so well with these SS devs of course SS they've designed it to defeat these type of locks and the other thing of course is the very tight tolerance is so tight in fact i really didn't fit figure out that I had a spool I'd accept in chamber number three so a lot to be said for as IC con anyway guys appreciate your time stay safe stay legal [Music] you [Music]

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Length: 11min 44sec (704 seconds)

Published: Sun Jun 28 2020