(269) How to Rake Open SFIC (Removeable Cores)

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[pemtax]

I had never seen this before today and I really can't remember laughing this hard on a picking video ... you could probably take this act on the road and do pretty good with it.
You the Man!!! Cheers Mate!

[jewelsimays]

Wtf, you made my day lol, because i have a mission to pick a SFIC but till now I still can't do it and it took 5 days, but with what you did, I'm still working even harder, thank you for making my day happy, and you picked up three SFICs in just a minute lol ❤️🙌🏽, have a good sunday my master

[djmindframe]

@4:39...I love the ramp up in your astonished cursing. This video is absolutely hilarious. Talk about having an "ON" day. Jeebus.

[WRWhizard]

I discovered they existed and made an SFIC control tension wrench. The one with the teeth to grab the control sleeve only. I wanted so bad to show it off, but I needed an open video to prove it worked. I eventually resorted to raking it. I got my very 2 first opens on an SFIC. Once to operating and once to control.

[NeilSearle]

How many of these videos have I watched where Bill 'gets lucky', Bill can you 'pick' me some lotto numbers please :D

[iyeetsecurity]

Oh damn. It worked for me on a 7 pin Schlage! The second one though, it ate my bogata!

[RealRickCox]

Now that you've "retired" I'm going to miss you getting lucky so often...

[rallock]

I think one reason it was easier to rake to control is because of the the rake. I think you're pushing the pins above the operating shearline already so the control is the only one you can get

[DAdamTrammell]

My new favorite video of yours. That was great!

[ORLY]

That settles it...First pick I make is going to be a Bogota, preferably the triple-hump version. THEN I'll start learning how to pick locks. Kind of backwards, I know, but you need tools before you can start picking, and I have a tendency to do things bass-ackwards anyway. :D

[diazaman]

Great video Bill, I love to see higher security locks being raked open. It gets boring watching the same old spp vids. Peace n Tanks

[christopherlawler]

I think the reasons why you're hitting the control shearline every time is because of two (2) things:

(1.) You're applying bottom of the Keyway tension on the plug; of which is also grabbing onto the control sleeve on the SFIC core cylinder.

(2.) You're lifting the pin stacks above the OPERATING shearline; of which only allows or permits the CONTROL shearline to operate.

These reasons would be the only things that I could think of that would allow you to reliably open all 6-pin & 7-pin "BEST-Style" SFIC Cylinders to the CONTROL Shearline.

[scarz]

I broke my first Sparrows Bogota rake doing that. Be careful but it does work like a treat.

[ppipowerclass]

Peterson makes their "i-core" tension wrenches for putting tension on the core to open it to control. It takes a little bit of getting the tension tool. In place, and when you put tension on it, it feels like you have a fault set right off the rip when you use that tension tool instead of a normal one.

[finnorf]

i must be honest. that was quiet entertaining

[quicksilver]

lol I love this video! I am going to try this rake technique. Thanks.

[NicholasAarons]

WoW Nice work Bill that video was Awesome. :D

[jojomack]

Hilarious! I have mostly 7 pin IC Cores at work and in my shop. I'm inspired to try your technique now (after I eat lunch) I'll let you know how it goes...

[uklockpickers]

your vids do make me laugh ! good stuff

[jbombrobertson]

I sure it worked that easily for me bob!! Haha