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Check out Souber MagiBurr. perfect for that situation. ;)

@@LondonLocks Thanks mate, do MagiBurrs actually work on 3 star dimple locks then?, I thought they only worked on standard euros.

some prefer to drill the sheer line. personally I find it can often bind the core and make turning it harder.

Full aware we cheated. Thank you for the feedback.

Hi. I would recommend an ABS Master cylinder. It puts up a way better fight. i would also match the cylinder with a 2-star security escutcheon.

@@LondonLocksThanks for the reply, much appreciated. I was looking at the ABS also. So I'll go ABS then. Thanks! Would you recommend a cylinder guard too or is that not necessary if you have the 2 star handle? There have been loads of snapped locks in our area recently, and many stolen cars. In fact there was a question raised about it by our local MP in parliament a couple of days ago... that's how bad it's got. The area is Sherburn in Elmet.

@@lawts78 2-star handles are the perfect match for a 3-star cylinder. The aim of the star system is to try and achieve 3 stars total, if you achieve 5 you are way above the recommendation. But this is what I have on my own doors. The more protection for the cylinder the better. Kind regards.

My point is there are better cylinders on the market. Manufacturers say this and that but really with the right tools and a little bit of know-how most high cylinders are really not that hard to open. One should believe all the hype, as always. consult your local MLA-approved locksmith for advice as they'll know what's best for your area based on the attacks they see. FYI - these locks pick open very quickly so drilling or snapping is the absolute last resort.

If you look at your video objectively, it only shows how to destroy a lock and there isn't a lock that would survive this treatment. Maybe you can do another video of you doing the same to a lock that withstands the test, go on, try it.@@LondonLocks

Hi. in all honesty, unless you know where to drill, I would call a locksmith. but if the door is open, just remove the latch and swap the cylinder out.

@@LondonLocks cheers mate no there’s abit of sourness going on at the place I work an they’ve decided to mess it up while it’s locked

plug pulling on this lock would activate the firing pin on the cam leaving you in more trouble then when you started. ;)

@@LondonLocks Good to know.

They drill, but not this way. ;)

They didn't exist when this vid was made. This video was more that an anti-drill lock can be drilled.

@@LondonLocks I understand thankyou

This isn't a burglar method. obviously. This is for locksmiths.

There are many bypass methods for Banham. but drilling is possible if you know where to drill.

Hi. The hardened pins would ruin even a TCT bit. Slow and steady is the way with 3* cylinders.

can be done in under 5 mins with the right bits and location.

It is a common issue. "Apparently" Ultion have fixed this with the newer cylinders. but we'll see.

poke it back up.

I would not recommend welding ALU. I would recommend using the Ultion/Brissant Sweet Sweet or Lock Lock handles. they're bigger and more robust.

a different approach is required but it would be possible.

We use these now also. Great bit of kit. Thank you Paul.

exposing the flaws in supposedly good locks will only make security better in the long run.

I would recommend EVVA locks. Especially ICS or higher. I have these on my own front door.

snapping isn't always an option. these have snap protection too and go into lock down when snapped, so not always the bet option.

@@LondonLocks trust me they snap! I always believed they were anti snap but have removed several by snapping

@@Pompey701 if you can get enough purchase on it yes. Those firing pins don't seem to activate too often. Picking is still my preference though.

would probably set off the firing pin and lock the cam.

Pointless to you.

‘If I had any dynamite’? then you come out with what a pointless video? Ffs 🤦‍♂️ Iv just spat my tea out laughing 😂

in the 'part 1' - ruclips.net/video/dH1Fs-953wM/видео.html

slow and steady pressure and they melt ;)

in what respect?

Tungsten ;)

It won't, if previously ran over by a tank. Lol.

fair comment. however, if the handle were removed you could still get the same result.

Yes. I see this a lot. lots of issues with Ultions.

yes. they're not very good. probably one of the easiest cylinders to pick too.

This IS NOT a burglar method. this is a locksmith method to drill when the cylinder has failed or been compromised.

not a fan of plug pulling, but yes, one bit. I used another to get through the firing pin at the back. that was a tough cookie.

agreed. Sorry.

will drill similarly, though.

a determined burglar will have the handle off in seconds be able to get pretty much the same leverage.

@@LondonLocks Yeah they can easily snap the handle, but I don't believe there would be as much of the lock barrel protruding from the door as there is from your vice. And like Philip above was getting at, the lock is held in place with a central fixed bolt, meaning the snapping point is completely different to when you have over half of the cylinder clamped in a vice.

I work in the upvc industry Just this morning I had to help out a new fitter with one of these lock as they had lost the keys (they come with the comp doors the company supply) 20mins it took to drill, snap and trigger the firing the pin. They come from the factory installed too All I had too was basic equipment I’m certainly not impressed with them finding out how easy it was I find the secondary anti snap sleeves that can be fitted over the barrel behind the lock handle better as both sides are connected with 5mm Alan screws clapping both sides together the handle

I've snapped these clean off when sitting without handles, I use the pick when the handles support it. It really does rely on the handles to stop it from being vulnerable. The correct fitting of the cylinder is essential also.

@@escos0410 So it took you 20 minutes to break this lock as apposed to 30 seconds for a normal euro cylinder lock?? I'd say that's a win and a positive for this lock. Appreciate it might not be infallible, but it's a huge improvement on 99% of the locks out there today surely.

I'm a fan of the EVVA ICS range. That's what's on my house.

​@@LondonLocks Do you recommend getting an Evva ICS cylinder with or without the 3 star TS007 anti snap protection? If you order an Evva ICS cylinder, it won't come with the 3 star anti snap feature unless you specify that you want the manufacturer to build in that feature. Anyway, my question is, do you think the ICS cylinder without the 3 star TS007 anti snap feature will resist a snap attack, or do you think I need to order the anti- snap feature in order to be protected against snapping attacks?

DEFO get the 3 star versions. not worth paying all that money to not have the best of the range. @@johnsmall3105

I use tungsten carbide tip drill bits on these

I'd not even call it resistant. needs more care and skill but easy all the same.

@@LondonLocks what lock barrel would you recommend for top security?

@@user-wc2ky8ss2o EVVA ICS or above. Thats whats on my house.

@@LondonLocks thank you, I'll take a look. We're just looking at purchasing new ones/upgrading, thanks for your help

@@user-wc2ky8ss2o Not cheap but worth every penny. - www.evva.com/uk-en/products/mechanical-locking-systems/ics-locking-system/ We also sell these. although, worth noting they are made to order and have a 10 day lead time.

Be there along time if it’s a rock door I won’t use anything else.