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@shadowshadow2485 12.02.2024
Thanks good video , 70 yr.old beginner , still working on master locks 140 ,141 ,& my son gave me a 7040 , I've tried for 2 1/2 months & just can't even come close to opening , it's awful ,thanks , moe
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@omgitsjoetime 21.04.2020
Noticed that there’s a lack of videos since this video
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@ahmadaamer6 18.04.2019
The 72/40 locks are nice, but they can be easily bypassed using a Sparrows ABUS bypass tool. Apparently they are used as LOTO locks and won't be fixed anytime soon. LPL did a video showing the bypass.
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@roblocks1424 23.03.2018
Awesome lock I love these abus locks they are really fun to pick.<br>Thanks for sharing
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@K1Locks 02.02.2018
Nice my man. I love the edits. Keep me coming!! I use iMovie as well. Thanks for sharing.
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@JollyPeanut 10.01.2018
Well picked. I just found your channel &amp; like your videos. &quot;subbed&quot;
          @tumbl3r 10.01.2018->Hey thanks :) I really appreciate the kind words!
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@themadhatter4761 22.12.2017
Happy Xmas to you and your family ????<br>Thanks for all the videos.
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@Frosty901 08.11.2017
Nice picking buddy. Love the new camera. ??
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@jeffmoss26 08.11.2017
my favorite color :D
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@lmars5933 07.11.2017
Nice phone .love your videos brother keep them coming. You explain things clearly thanks for sharing buddy great video. ???????
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@NoctisMotus 07.11.2017
Nice work. Quite a tame lock for you.
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@Pyrolock 06.11.2017
I&#39;m not a &quot;crapple&quot; fan either, but very nice. Great Intro and stunning music. Cool colorful lock and nice pick w/ explanation of &quot;disassembly problem&quot;. We still need to hook up
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@fals3s3t23 06.11.2017
I love fighting deep spools .It looked like a fun pick! Nicely done.
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@LockNoob 06.11.2017
Nice :-) I hate too short driver pins, grrrr
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@roncalabrese305 05.11.2017
nothing more than a typical Masterlock
          @tumbl3r 06.11.2017->Not actually. Typical master locks have four standard pins in them. This had six pins total and five of them were security pins. While this was not a particularly difficult lock, it really is in a very different league from your average Master.
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@RobKThe 05.11.2017
Nice picking. The driver pin too short issue is a pet peeve of mine. A most egregious manufacturing error lol! Cheers.
          @tumbl3r 05.11.2017->I think this lock has been floating around the picking community for a while, so it's entirely possible that it was just a mistake by someone somewhere when they were repinning it. Of course it might have been factory too. Nobody would ever know unless they picked it I guess.
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@martyhastings9347 05.11.2017
nice job picking. interesting why the spool pin would be right at the share line.why wouldn&#39;t you make the key pin just a little bigger?
          @tumbl3r 05.11.2017->This lock has made its way to quite a few picker I think. Most likely it was a result of modification or mixup when re-pinning at some point along the road.
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@5qu1n7 05.11.2017
Have fun with that new phone. Thanks for sharing.
          @tumbl3r 05.11.2017->Thanks man! I was probably too excited to start playing with the camera on that phone :)
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@ChrisAhrensLHG 05.11.2017
Nice job. I love the special effects. The slow mo throw was cool. I don&#39;t know how you do it but keep them coming I enjoy your videos
          @tumbl3r 05.11.2017->Thanks Chris! It's pretty simple really. Put the lock in the vice, get a bit of footage of it. Remove the lock without moving the camera or vice, throw the lock at the vice. Cut the action just as the lock hits the vice and insert the static footage of the lock before you removed it. Usually there is a lot more leeway when going at full speed, but with slow-mo I had to hit the vice right on the jaws or it looked ridiculous.
          @ChrisAhrensLHG 05.11.2017->tumbl3r fantastic work
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@HelpfulLockPicker 05.11.2017
Excellent root cause analysis. Nice picking :-)