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  • This is the lock picking lawyer, and what I have for you today is a well used ABLOY model 30 45 padlock with a classic core.

  • I do not have a key for this, and I tend to buy them that way because it's a cheap way to buy practice locks.

  • These haven't been made in quite a while, but they are great little products.

  • Inconspicuous, pick resistant, weather resistant, perfect for something like a garden shed.

  • But before we try to pick it open, I'm going to go on a short tangent.

  • I've mentioned in past videos that my ABLOY classic pick is a copy of the design made by Matt Smith.

  • There's a fairly new YouTube channel out there called Lock Pickers United that's currently doing a giveaway for one of mats picks, though it doesn't come with the tips needed for the Apple a classic the way they're giving it away, it will handle many common disc container locks, including some of the newer AB Eloise lock pickers.

  • United features the work of a few different lock pickers with longer form content that may be of interest to any pickers out there.

  • I'm gonna put a link to that channel in the description below.

  • Now, to enter their contest, you need to pick end.

  • Got on video.

  • One of the listed high security locks.

  • I'm pretty sure this lock qualify, so let's get to picking.

  • And then I will take it apart to show you what's inside.

  • Okay, we've got this in the vice and the first thing I'm going to do is rotate all the disks as far clockwise is, they will go.

  • I'm going to do it with this Abloy key blank.

  • Then we'll get the pick in there and get to work.

  • Nothing on the spinner.

  • One is loose.

  • Two is loose.

  • Three is loose.

  • Four is loose.

  • Five is loose.

  • Six.

  • Seven.

  • I think I think I got a click out of eight, nine and 10.

  • This is strange.

  • Young at a little bit more tension.

  • One, too.

  • Nothing on three.

  • Every go.

  • Nice click out of four.

  • Click out of five.

  • Nothing on six.

  • Nothing on seven.

  • Quick out of eight.

  • Click out of nine foot a little bit of movement on the core, and I think that means everything is in a gate.

  • Spinner is loose.

  • So is one little click out of two.

  • Okay.

  • Three is binding.

  • Three seems loose.

  • Four seems loose.

  • Quick out of five.

  • Six is binding.

  • Gotta click out of six.

  • Seven is finding.

  • There we go.

  • We open that up.

  • So it gave us a little bit of trouble in the beginning.

  • But all in all, it went fairly quickly.

  • Okay, let's get this apart and see what's inside.

  • Before I take this pick out.

  • What I'm going to do is remove the screw which holds the core retainer in place.

  • Okay, now that we have that screw out, we can re lock this.

  • Okay, now we can start taking this apart.

  • Now, an interesting thing about ab Eloise is they have to be set up such that the back of a key can be used to remove the retainer.

  • Okay, let's get some tweezers.

  • It's like there's a copper washer of some kind there.

  • Okay, put that copper washer to the side, and then put this spinner over here.

  • I'm gonna try to pull that entire core out.

  • That might make things a little bit easier.

  • Okay, I'm gonna drop the side bar down in one of these pins.

  • Lots.

  • Here.

  • I dropped a spacer.

  • Okay, let's start getting all these out.

  • There is Disc one two.

  • Spacer three is one of AP alloys, anti pick discs, and the spacer came out with that as well.

  • Number four Other anti pick disc.

  • Five, six seven It's really wet inside.

  • You may have noticed.

  • I did give this a squirt of lube when I first got it, because the core felt really, really dry and rough inside.

  • Okay, let's take a closer look at one of these.

  • We can see there's a small cut out here.

  • That means it's a anti pick disc, which will stop some of the older style disk detainer picks.

  • If we look at the side of this weaken, see a deep, true gate and then one to fall skates.

  • In fact, every single one of these disks, with the exception of the spinner and the very back desk, which is always going to be a zero cut, have false gates in them.

  • In any case, that's all I have for you today on this Abloy model 30 45 with a classic core.

  • If you do have any questions or comments about it, please put them below.

  • If you like this video and would like to see more like it.

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  • And, as always, have a nice day.

  • Thank you.

This is the lock picking lawyer, and what I have for you today is a well used ABLOY model 30 45 padlock with a classic core.

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