Thank you for the putting the time and effort into this video. This video was way better than the last one which lacked just enough info to make a sceptic like myself not believe. I hope my comment made it more challenging because that's what lock picking is all about; the challenge right? I do have to give credit were credit is due and your the MAN. Thank you. Respectfully, Nel Leb

You know you are an addict when you enjoy this 28 minutes video like I did. Man this is skill and determination at its best.

Awesome. Thanks so much for sharing your techniques. I have been watching your progress with the EVVA MCS and thanks again for sharing. I'd love to see your "All-in-one-Tool". Great Skills y'a got.

Wow! Absolutely beautiful picking, awe inspiring!

Wow man. You got this down to a science! Pretty cool

Incredible info! Thank you so much for sharing your Insight :)

Awesome video, great job. that was very entertaining to watch.

Good work.Amazing skills there

Very well put together vid. Thanks!

Great video, good methodology and explanation. Nicely done.🍺😎

Wonderful video, it' really amazing to see this lock picked. Do you plan to demostrate the tool you mention on the description?

Great work!

Awesome picking sir.

No to jest chyba najlepszy wkładka jaką widziałem po 28 minutach pikowania wkładka przekręciła sie o ¼ obrotu wiec na otworzenie drzwi potrzeba bardzo dużo

Another great video: thanks for sharing :)

I don't think this really knocks the MCS off top spot yet, it's still one heck of a lock. I can't help imagining a less pretty 'square keyed' MCS with 2 axes and 16 rotors. You'd have to pick it with a C shaped magnetic shield and there's far more chance of a rotor scrambling when you spin the plug. It would double the number of rotors that need to be picked and really elevate this lock to a whole new level. Perhaps a new generation of this superb lock could be around the corner for high-sec applications? My worry is that obscurity is currently working in this locks favour. It seems like quite a wide keyway and so there's a danger that eventually some smartass will come up with a magnetic pick that features its own rotors that can either scrub or permutate this lock... perhaps even decode it. I remember seeing a key for pin-tumbler that had a push-pull jig for each bit which was a little scary to see. I'd love to see a less modular version of the MCS that operates more like a safe and disengages the gate as a handle is tested. A weaker magnet than the key would then be able to lift all the rotors to the zero position if a key wasn't inserted and holding them. That would mean you'd have to keep all of the polarisations in place as you pull the handle to stop the rotors rouletting on each attempt... but that turns it from a eurocylinder into a far more specialised product. The banking sector possibly? I can't wait to see where Evva goes next. Hopefully they won't just downsize their amazing R&D team and coast on this one product for a decade. Thanks for taking the time to make this video, you're a legend sir :D

You are incredibly skilled good Sir

Very interesting, thanks for sharing

Nicely done.

Ok, this is next level picking. I don't know if your work is more related to safe cracking or to general lock picking :P The most sophisticated picking method I've ever seen on a cylinder. The first videos that you posted a few months ago, got me a bit disappointed to see such an amazing cylinder getting picked. But I'm glad that you posted this video. In my opinion it proves that this lock is still practically (not technically) unpickable under normal circumstances (in a real world senario). Not to mention that in my place we use escutcheons/defenders to protect the cylinder so that would make things even more difficult I guess. Still, your work is quite impressive. I wouldn't be surprised if one day I see a video of yours picking the Abloy Protec 2.

Very cool and great info😊😊😎👍😊😊

Does this hearing method work for other locks, too? Can you determin a false set with that method? I wonder if you could filter the noise by frequency to only hear the picked pins. Anyway awesome method.

hey, which mechanic system is better than evva mcs? Which one is not pickable?

Wow I'm impressed. I wonder if you could laminate the mu metal onto the back of the probe so you didn't have to switch the shield back and forth or of it would let flux leak around.

Kick ass, dude!!

Amazing

This is brilliant

Il magnete sul grimaldello lo hai ricavato dalla chiave?

So what are some of the padlocks that are: hard to pick; moderate brute force resistant; drill and saw resistant; less than 50-100 USD; Hard to pick/open by any other means?

Awesome sir, great picking and awesome technique, a pleasure to view, like and subscribe of course ;o)) Thanks for showing it to us ;o))

Wouldn’t it be faster if you work from the rotors in the back and move towards you so you don’t mess with the rotor every time you pull out the pick?

wah ! magnifique !

where can i buy EVVA MCS lock

Bravo

Almost half an hour !!! I can't imagine the thief manipulating in the lock that long time.They usually have a few seconds and they give up after that.

can guitar pickup&amp be used as an amp for safe lock manipulation?

I was looking into buying a couple of these cylinders for my doors, not anymore...

I really don't understand the tensioning, or at least how you can let it go and re tension the other side without magnets 'dropping'. Or perhaps you didn't and it just looked like that? Bloody good work though, very weird but effective no feedback raking attack.

ok, but the real challenge is to open a real door in wich the key was turned 2-3 times ! just making it turn 100 degree is not cool to me , so what do you think ?

25 minutes to open on a table... safe enough for me. Nice video thanks

Скороходом открывается?

А натяжек блокирует магнитные диски, они уже не повернутся на оси.

Try to do this with the cylinder mounted on a door behind a good defender and especially a new cylinder that you haven't picked enough times in order to choreograph it and that seals the deal for me.If you do it under these circumstances and with a lot of noises in an outside the lab environment you will be a God ,not a lockpicker.Even if you could manage to do it you would need at least 2 hours and while you finish in joy ,the entire police department will be there to congratulate you.So,in a lab ,maybe possible in 30 + minutes but on the field 2 hours at best and that makes it non viable.It is still a lock that will keep you outside long enough.

if you polish and oil you pick you will get even less noises

Anything that takes more 5 minutes, is unpickable in reality, bad guys won't try that long, they will cut the window glass...So this is still a very good lock.

This is good sir. All your doing is helping thieves. Use a Key.

Leave any generation... Try to pick EVVA MCS CARD

Don't see many criminals looking to steel a tv being able to do all this. If you are smart enough to do this, hopefully you are smart enough to get a decent job.

Ахуєть

around 23 minutes to open on a vice and you talk about security flaw 😆🤣🤣🤣

Замок не вскрыть. Проще стену сломать

А в дверях открывать, да еще с броненакладкой......Слабо??!))

А если замок закрывается на 4 оборота, ты каждый оборот будешь по 25 минут открывать? ЛОЛ

You know the moment someone picks an EVVA MCS that puts us all shit out of luck. Fichet F3d has been picked too....not much else left. Thank God there ain't too many characters around that can do this, but then again, there ain't that many MCS around either :-)

What is is with Americans and picking locks? It's as though you love pissing lock companies off! I wouldn't have it any other way. Bravo America. Would you be interested in taking up the Hobbs Challenge? Meaning taking some of the best British Victorian locks and picking them as A.C.Hobbs did in 1851, No-one on KZfaq has attempted it thus far why not give it a try and post your results.

Брехня!

Фейк, магниты в закрытом положении не дадут на столько провернуться.

Disgusting showing this . For who you show this ?