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Posted: **Wed Apr 29, 2009 7:26 am**

PLEASE START AT THE BOTTOM OF THE POST AS ITS BACK TO FRONT, SORRY LOL

This post is a tutorial on how to disassemble a Mul t lock locking mechanism, step by step. A big thanks to WIZWAZZLE as he made a short video 4 me on how to make the pin retainer and the principles on how to gut the lock.

This lock was sent to me by a friend in Halifax in the Uk, who was having difficulty opening it, and was kind enough to give me the lock. The lock is already picked at the start and ready to gut.

To carry out this task you will need:

Long hook pick, sticky tape and a pin retainer ( showed later in the post ),

To view the picking of this lock go to : Dont forget to rate and comment if you like the video : )

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kf2ZqfqotV4

Posted: **Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:04 am**

Very good tutorial! We really appreciate it when fellow members take the time to help everyone by posting tutorials such as these.

Nicely done uklockpicka!

Posted: **Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:08 am**

well done..i see the lil vid helped a bit..
if i hadda type all that it would have taken forever..
nice toot =)

Posted: **Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:15 am**

HallisChalmers wrote:Very good tutorial! We really appreciate it when fellow members take the time to help everyone by posting tutorials such as these.

Nicely done uklockpicka!

Its my pleasure, after all if no body posted videos and tutorials and information I would'nt be able to do anything with any lock. : )

glad you liked the post : )

Posted: **Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:16 am**

uklockpicka wrote:
HallisChalmers wrote:Very good tutorial! We really appreciate it when fellow members take the time to help everyone by posting tutorials such as these.

Nicely done uklockpicka!

Its my pleasure, after all if no body posted videos and tutorials and information I would'nt be able to do anything with any lock. : )

glad you liked the post : )

It helped alot mate thanks, I've just got to get it back together now lol. did you notice the smaller pins, are they used for mastering the lock.??

Posted: **Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:19 am**

uklockpicka wrote:
uklockpicka wrote:
HallisChalmers wrote:Very good tutorial! We really appreciate it when fellow members take the time to help everyone by posting tutorials such as these.

Nicely done uklockpicka!

Its my pleasure, after all if no body posted videos and tutorials and information I would'nt be able to do anything with any lock. : )

glad you liked the post : )

It helped alot mate thanks, I've just got to get it back together now lol. did you notice the smaller pins, are they used for mastering the lock.??

remember yesterday when i commented that i would bet on mastering wafers?
that is what you have there..
they create a separate shearline for mastering...
if they were in the bible,it means u can take them out..
if they were in the plug you have a master key..
i want you to look carefully @ your 3 keys..
insert them, one at a time,and see if any of your keys are cut to the depth
that allows the wafers to sit flush in the plug.
it is possible (and highly likely) you have 2 change keys and one master.

Posted: **Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:31 am**

Great post. Thanks for the info.

Posted: **Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:19 am**

Thanks alot man. good job on that. nice addition.

Posted: **Wed Apr 29, 2009 5:24 pm**

awol70 wrote:
uklockpicka wrote:
uklockpicka wrote:
HallisChalmers wrote:Very good tutorial! We really appreciate it when fellow members take the time to help everyone by posting tutorials such as these.

Nicely done uklockpicka!

Its my pleasure, after all if no body posted videos and tutorials and information I would'nt be able to do anything with any lock. : )

glad you liked the post : )

It helped alot mate thanks, I've just got to get it back together now lol. did you notice the smaller pins, are they used for mastering the lock.??

remember yesterday when i commented that i would bet on mastering wafers?
that is what you have there..
they create a separate shearline for mastering...
if they were in the bible,it means u can take them out..
if they were in the plug you have a master key..
i want you to look carefully @ your 3 keys..
insert them, one at a time,and see if any of your keys are cut to the depth
that allows the wafers to sit flush in the plug.
it is possible (and highly likely) you have 2 change keys and one master.

They were in the plug mate, the 5th and 6th had small cut pins on top of the regular key pins, i need to reassemble the lock before i can check the shearlines again mate : )

Posted: **Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:09 pm**

reassemble the lock before i can check the shearlines again mate : )

no,you dont.
just insert your keys...(into the bare pinned plug)
have you determined if you have any differs between keys?
do all the keys bring the pinstacks to flush with the plug?
you do not need to reassemble the lock to determine this.
also you may want to replace the missing spring,driver and keypin...
(you can use any pins that are the correct diameter...)
i actually had to fabricate a replacement keypin for my garrison 7-pinner myself..
no big deal.. =)
just let me know if you need any help.

Posted: **Thu Apr 30, 2009 4:55 am**

good addition m8, im sure ill come back to this one day

Posted: **Thu Apr 30, 2009 5:24 am**

uklockpicker wrote:good addition m8, im sure ill come back to this one day

cheers mate I will make that lockwood vid tutorial today and send the lock back to ya : ) so u can crack it open : )

Posted: **Thu Apr 30, 2009 5:28 am**

awol70 wrote:
reassemble the lock before i can check the shearlines again mate : )

no,you dont.
just insert your keys...(into the bare pinned plug)
have you determined if you have any differs between keys?
do all the keys bring the pinstacks to flush with the plug?
you do not need to reassemble the lock to determine this.
also you may want to replace the missing spring,driver and keypin...
(you can use any pins that are the correct diameter...)
i actually had to fabricate a replacement keypin for my garrison 7-pinner myself..
no big deal.. =)
just let me know if you need any help.

will do mate, i have fabbed some of that tension tool for ya already, it fits my era insurance lever lock so am hoping it will fit your lock, i will weld the tang on but i will leave the length long so u can file down to just the right height. : )

Posted: **Thu Apr 30, 2009 7:30 pm**

thank you =)

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