Yuema 750 pick + gut скачать в хорошем качестве

Yuema 750 pick + gut

0:00 setting up 2:40 picking 18:15 regrouping on slider R3 36:38 picked 40:03 gutting 44:20 removing core 56:00 gutted Video originally recorded on Apr 17, 2024. For a lock with terrible tolerances, this thing puts up quite a fight. The main feature of the Yuema 750 is an inaccessible reverse sidebar. Try to tension the inner core, and it just spins within the sleeve. When the sliders are properly set, two sidebars drop down to bind the core to the sleeve. Then core turns sleeve turns actuator, which opens the lock. So you are rooting for the two tiny sidebar springs to give you any feedback against the 12 springs that power the sliders. A picking attempt needs to first dampen these springs somehow. Sir Paradise used a pair of wires wrapped in heat shrink tubing, DocHogmaster built a stepped tensioner, and I used a ridged piece of silicone rubber. Then begins a delicate fight where you try to set the sliders with little feedback, while avoiding any movement that can disrupt your work. Although the tolerances are sloppy, the max lift slider pack a punch, since the fully compressed springs are quite strong. I learned how many picks I can work in one hand this way!