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It is not Chinese.
I have the same one.
Hermex means “Herramientas Mexicanas” Mexican tools .
You just destroyed a good padlock.
can you put the guts back and make the lock working again ? or is it busted ?
would a way for manufacturers to combat this exploit be to make that silver-ish “lock disc” thing long enough (probably 3cm) to the point where leverage on it wouldn’t be able to pop it out? as the bottom of it would bind against the cylinder wall
if your stealing hehehe youre caught
I have seen a lot of locks like this and some of them you can pop with a screw driver. some are harder but I fount with a small pocket sized 1300c torch you can heat the thing up then pop it quickly. I have also recently seed a video wear a guy hade a $100 high secerity lock that the mfr clamed could was un pickable and un breakable and work take 10min to cut with a cutting torch and well he hit it with a hammer as it was hanging and it poped right open. I cant rember his name it was something with locktester secerity
Having lived in China for a little while, I concur with ScoobTEQ. I’d guess that Hermex’s factory (or factory contractor) first manufactured the lock design, or at least first contracted the design in China, (like San Ren Mu and Byrd/Spyderco knives).
Nice! I learned something new today, love your videos, very informative.
stupid chinese shit! the whole world is gonna be china slave!. be alert!
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Knowing how manufacturing in China works, I suspect that the factory that created the mechanism in the Hermex was the original creater this design/manufacturing process, and all of the other disc detainer locks are knock-offs of this design. Interesting that this one appeared to be better machined and the detainer was heaver.
Good stuff, thanks for sacrificing your self for science 😉
it isn’t Chinese!
Hermex means “Herramientas Mexicanas”mexican tools. I have the same one.
EXCELENTES VIDEOS MUY ILUSTRATIVOS
During the video, i am on the edge on my seat, “holy shit, there’s going to be a chisel going through his hand”.
Seriously, that was quite hazardous.
Jeez Bill I was waiting on 1 of those Wile coyote moments with that chisel.
You can break this lock with lock puller or shank very easy and fast.
watch your eye!! looks like the body was damaged from prying, look at the side
OMG! Get a decent vise
A blind hole bearing puller should do the trick in no time.
Hm, almost good
bro use a flat screwdriver
omg
so if i welding that weakness up this will be harder to pick.. am i right?
Looks like the body started to give up the ghost at 5:05 when you spun it around. Is that a vacuum base vise? Moisten 1/4″ of the edge of the diaphragm before mounting. If the surface is smooth enough, it will not move. Trick works also on windshield mounted Nav systems.
I have always wondered if SOBO or FJM padlocks are also vulnerable to this attack. Can you try it?
Once the “beater” comes out, it becomes personal.
we have already sold our souls to china!
Completely expected a pause in the video and a return with the “unboxing” of your new 12 stitches.
looks like any shed would break before the sub par lock
Looks like they are on to you, Bill.