what are they?

[awol70]

the first tool is somewhat obvious...

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the next tool, well YOU call it.
What is it? what is it for? what does it do?

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a close-up of the business end.:

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[KokomoLock]

Tool number 2 I would use for Medeco pin rotation. I will call it a medeco pin rotatinator!!

[chris]

I'm going to agree with Kokomo, very nice notch cut into the tip. Good work dude.

[uklockpicker]

Nifty tool.. medeco pin rotatinator sounds cool

[elbowmacaroni]

how about pinspin manipulation positive-set positioner?

[ghost1]

Howsabout pin tip locating pick!!!!!!

[awol70]

# 2 is a finger stump manipulator. ie: scorpion,bellock etc.

[Ratt042]

personally i thought it was a feeler pick( i have one simalur.... but not quite )..... hmmm never thought about a medico specific pick.... to be honest even though we have several types of medico locks here at the shop.... door locks, deadbolts exc... I've never actully tryed to Pick one... allways heard it was kinda impossable ( allthough from what I've heard about some of Assa's little *ahem* quirks it dousn't really surpise me ).. I guise nothings safe any more lol

PS
not to get off topic here but Assa is one of the most deppressing things in the picking community I've ever heard of ... cept of course the good old *sic* smart key

[Farmerfreak]

I like "Rotatinator" even if it really is made for sliders...

personally i thought it was a feeler pick( i have one simalur.... but not quite )..... hmmm never thought about a medico specific pick.... to be honest even though we have several types of medico locks here at the shop.... door locks, deadbolts exc... I've never actully tryed to Pick one... allways heard it was kinda impossable ( allthough from what I've heard about some of Assa's little *ahem* quirks it dousn't really surpise me ).. I guise nothings safe any more lol

Medeco locks certainly aren't impossible. Their cam lock design is much harder than their standard deadbolt/mortise/KIK cylinders. You should be able to find info on picking them with a little searching around here.

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not to get off topic here but Assa is one of the most deppressing things in the picking community I've ever heard of ... cept of course the good old *sic* smart key

...I understand that you're a beginner. But putting the words Assa and Smartkey in such close proximity is just plain wrong.

Assa locks are definitely hard to pick, they are sturdy, reliable, tough to drill... Kwikset smartkey locks are also tough to pick, but that's where the similarities end. Kwikset smartkey locks are unreliable, they may not survive a picking attempt, they aren't tough to force open (no drill required). It's also possible to decode them while on the door and cut a key (I'm not a fan of breaking a customers lock on lockouts, ...even though the lock is junk to begin with). They're also sloppy enough that you can make a set of try keys for them, but since I decode them I have no use for a set of try keys.

[LocksmithArmy]

PS
not to get off topic here but Assa is one of the most deppressing things in the picking community I've ever heard of ... cept of course the good old *sic* smart key

why are assa locks depressing? cause you cant open them... i dont really understand this comment, if they are a challange that that should motivate you to get better... not depress you... if you are calling them crap... go die

[awol70]

personally i thought it was a feeler pick( i have one simalur.... but not quite )..... hmmm never thought about a medico specific pick.... to be honest even though we have several types of medico locks here at the shop.... door locks, deadbolts exc... I've never actully tryed to Pick one... allways heard it was kinda impossable ( allthough from what I've heard about some of Assa's little *ahem* quirks it dousn't really surpise me ).. I guise nothings safe any more lol

PS
not to get off topic here but Assa is one of the most deppressing things in the picking community I've ever heard of ... cept of course the good old *sic* smart key

you are going to have to clarify,ratt...shed some light on ASSA's "little quirks"....
ASSA makes some of the finest,well-engineered locks in production,and most are incredibly challenging to pick.
surely you are confusing ASSA with another,similar sounding make?

(allthough if its simalur and actully allways impossable,it dous'nt surpise me...its deppressing.)

Christ...