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Force key for opening Mul-T-lock 7+7/Integrator cylinders (Israel).
Text in the 1st video: Hi, today we will look at Mul-T-Lock 7x7, the new one is called Mul-T-Lock-Integrator, but it is the same 7x7. The old ones are more common with a yellow drum, the new ones can be gray. In general, it is all Mul-T-Lock-Integrator or 7x7, the same thing. Now I will try to make, let's say, a video lesson, a free video lesson, and we will use a power tool. And I will demonstrate how to do it correctly, because there are people whose power keys break very quickly, and they do not understand why. I can answer why, because some people have hands growing from the wrong place. Well, it's a joke! I just always wanted to joke like that... In fact, you need to make the right movements and the efficiency will be much higher. I will now show how to do it incorrectly and how to do it correctly. Let's say you inserted a power key, inserted it, set it and started rotating. And when you do the action on the bottom, well, here, the key goes down, up-down, up-down. And here you press down, it turns to the left, as far as it can, but you continue to press... And the power key just starts to break. That is, not to the left, but to break. Down, that is, just to the break, all the force went here, just down. And it crunches. The same thing with the top, it turns as far as it can to the right, then you just do not turn it sideways, but just up, to the break. If you apply the load up or down, to the break, it will crunch very quickly, therefore, regarding how to set the handle. It is advisable to put the handle not like this, but like this, down, and control your hands so that the movement is clearly to the right, that is, left and clearly to the right, left to the right, without bending up or down, without bending, that is, the movement is clear, left to the right, left to the right. If you make a movement leading to a break, to bending, up and down, especially putting the handle in this position, the power keys will break very quickly. Well, I think I explained it clearly. Well, now let's try to open it. If everything is done correctly, almost 90% of these locks will open. WD is desirable, but not required. Then, which is important, when you put the foil, it should be smooth, not wrinkled, so that it holds this height. If you insert the key and the foil is already half-crumpled, then, well, the chances are reduced accordingly. Smoothly, so that there is foil, this is important. Be sure to insert it all the way, insert it all the way, preferably put the handle down and control your movements, only left-right, without bending these, up and down, only left-right. First a little, and then harder-harder. These actions that I showed concern not only 7x7, this concerns all power keys for any locks. Work without bending. And the work is not to turn it out, in one or two movements, but to swing it. Well, I`m not going to spoil the locks already. Almost all of them can be forced with one power key.
Text in the 2nd video: Hello. This is a standard power key. That is, a power key with a standard profile is used for most Chinese budget locks. He deals with them quickly and easily. I mainly use foil 06. Today we will try how these power keys will cope with Multilocks. 7+7 and the new version is Integrator. 7+7 and Intergator - there is essentially no difference between them, 7+7 is yellow, and Integrator is light. Now let's try several Multilocks and check whether it is possible to open Multilock locks by force. Standard 7+7. Foil 06. I immediately put it on the working part. I flatten the foil a little. I put it all the way in. Immediately you can give a good load. As you can see, 7+7 went well. Integrator. In fact, this is the same 7 + 7. I immediately put the foil on the working part. The main thing here is that the foil is not wrinkled and keeps its shape. I flatten out a little. It is important to insert all the way and when we swing, we also press inward. I immediately give a good load and try to swing. As if it were not surprising, although for me it is extremely surprising. It's just so easy with these locks. 7+7, regular standard 7+7. It's just amazing! Next. Integrator. These force keys are from a new batch, the metal is slightly different here. Comes in tight. Remember to push inward all the time. I'm just in shock. Who needs Topolino now? Topolino for 7+7, by the way, does not work so well. We forced 4 cylinders. I just feel sorry for spoiling the 5th Multilock. There is no doubt that it will open. Let's just take an ordinary Chinese cylinder now. Since initially these power keys were made specifically for ordinary Chinese cylinders. It doesn't need to be heavily loaded here, they often open without damage, so do it lightly. That's all. I'm just in shock. 7+7 and Integrator turned out to be so weak that this key just solved them instantly.
