This was a really neat project and working with LPL was really fun. Check out his video to see what he thinks: th-cam.com/video/Ecy1FBdCRbQ/w-d-xo.html Also, directors commentary about making my lock on stuff made here 2: th-cam.com/video/8CWsA22H35Y/w-d-xo.html
@@BCM1959 Never guessed why he start the video with the locks disassembled and schematic? Why do you think he does not show he trying to pick the lock? He clearly tried it and could not. So he viewed the schematics, disassembled the lock, looked for vulnerabilities and explain how this can be fixed. He just lock picked it after knowing how it works...
This is a really neat and impressive design, however I had an idea that might make it even more un-pickable. It’s just a block of steel. No key hole. No moving parts. Just weld your front door shut.
Funny thing is after being a welder and cutting through thick steel on a regular basis you realize it would be easy to break into anything, well that or break a flimsy window instead.
For real though, that's why most burglars and cops just kick the front door in. You can have the best lock in the world but if your door, frame, and hinges aren't hardened you're just wasting everyone's time.
When you described your engineering process, I remembered a quote from an engineer relative of mine: "Anybody can build a bridge, but it takes an engineer to build a bridge that barely stands."
The wait is almost over! I get asked multiple times a day when this is going to happen so now you know! Tune in this Monday to see my brand new lock and what the Lock Picking Lawyer makes of 'em. Set a reminder to get a notification before it goes live!
6:45 “It’s a weird way to make a key but it works.” - “I just spent several hours machining these pins and just realized you can buy these for like a penny.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Love the honest sense of humor probably just as much as the engineering creativity.
I am unbelievably excited for this, 2 creators I watch independently, now fight for success in their field. One with the epic ability to bypass security systems just by looking at locks, the other a engineering genius with the ability to create (and occasionally destroy) through the power of science and invention!
@@laurensjvg it's has nothing to do with the lock, but everything youtuber A has done shows to youtuber B who works with locks to see if he can open youtuber A's lock
Interesting enough your lock idea is very similar to a S-A switching componenent for a modern nuclear weapon, except the pins are electronically activated and when the proper code is applied it can rotate the safety shutter out of the way arming the weapon. 🤓
I didn't even know you were on TH-cam, I just knew your name from using your Ansible roles (thanks!). You being here makes this crossover even better to me.
MrBaconbyte disk detainer picks existed before LPL and BB made their own, they just weren’t very good and locksmiths with any self-respect would modify them.
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Ah yes, the tried and true method of designing something by staring at the blank canvas of some CAD software for hours. Works. Every. Time. I love tiny overengineered mechanisms.
@@tanmay______ oh man, so relatable in so many different ways, same thing when you're writing code from scratch, coming up with the integral or differential mixing problem... *insert random stem problem here* lol
At 8:11 there is an article on the top monitor about why does my dog bark when the doorbell rings, this is because at the start of the video his dog barks at the doorbell ringing.
@@TheAyanamiRei he didn't have to use a plier and mallet... Lots of common bump picking tools cause the vibrations the mallet did while providing torque at the same time. Look at the German made Multipick Kronos, for the most luxurious of these. Also common quite impact drivers on a low setting could do the same, while simultaneously providing torque. All the aforementioned rake tools could also act as tensioners, obviating the need for pliers. Mallets and pliers are just really common among locksmiths for bumping attacks and extremely mainstream. The difference between a good electropicks and other vibrating devices, is the pivot point is far forward and have high inertia. th-cam.com/video/eSghBUIJe1o/w-d-xo.html
It'll be interesting to see what tool the Lock Picking Lawyer & Bosnianbill come up with to beat these locks. I'd love to see the behind the scenes from Lpl's point of view - his first impressions of the lock, the thought process on how to beat it, and finally the many attempts at making a tool that works.
I don't think to many people breaking into homes will choose to pick a lock but try every window (out of view of the public), and working on it to see if the window will eventually give or go the fast route, take your trusty glass cutting tool, cut a hole in the window, and release the lock in a door or window. It's not fancy but I would think that would be a far better thing them wasting time on a lock. Nice work though, it did a great job.
Yeah real criminals don't pick locks from my experiences living in trap houses n going to treatment meeting a bunch of life long criminals,, none of em knew how to pick a lock 🤣 probably why they all got caught LOLOL
better yet, find a place with exposed door hinges. just knock the pins out and walk in. most of the breakins ive seen have been carelessly unlocked doors or windows where people just walk around back, take a box cutter to the bug nets, and open the window up. a lock only stops an honest man, there are loads of much easier ways to break into a place.
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Looking at your gear solution (4:39) I think you could make that work by adjusting the gear ratio so the bottom cylinder rotates faster than the top. Also, instead of using a single solid pin (blue in your illustration), you could stack short pins (red in your illustration) in that lower pin area. Just an idea 🙂
I think it would be interesting to do a final review of the finished product and see if it could be picked, and if not, discuss other possible weaknesses. It would be cool if you and LPL made a truly perfectly balanced lock
@@benedictus5657 he's saying that instead of saying"comein the doors open" or something LPL would be able to unlock the door regardless so it doesn't matter it the doors open or locked
One of the best anti pick locks I've come across IMO was this old Yale dead bolt... I think it only had 3 pins but the mechanism to turn the deadbolt required the 6pin key to reach the back of the lock. The very end of the key turned the actuator to unlock the bolt. Pretty simple yet unless you knew how it worked then regular lock pick tension wrenches didn't work. Luckily I happen to make all my own tools so one of my frequently used tensioner was one that reached the length of the keyway so I didn't only keep pressure on the front.. I figured out the mechanism while restoring the dead bolt afterwards. But if you weren't me or didn't know about it then you could sit there and pick those 3 pins all day and not know wtf was going on.
11:00 "I'm worried there's some tool that I've never heard of that he's just gonna pull out of his bag and just unlock it." Turns out it was just a pocket knife.
The second one was opened by cheating - making a small place between the lock and the surface of the wooden door. This last lock is perfect. No one, not even LPL, can open it unless it's on the surface of the door. When mounted submerged just three millimeters below the surface of the door, LPL has no chance of opening it.
"I'm worried there's going to be some kind of tool that I've never heard of that he's going to pull out of his bag to unlock it" **Pulls out a hammer and pocket knife**
As a fellow engineer, who has spent days staring at a computer trying to figure out why my design won't work. You sir are a mad genius. I bow to your greatness.
Happens to me all the time in CAD for 3D printing. An I'm not even an engineer. (Or maybe that's the reason itself) I'm happily designing away and next thing I know I'm looking up what's the smallest nozzle you can put on an FDM 3D printer, because the slicer decided to yeet out the absolutely mission critical 0,1 mm chamfer. *Surprise Pikachu face* you can't print a feature smaller than the nozzle diameter. God dammit.
@@Juhuuu You actually can, in the right orientation. if the slope is in the z direction, each layer can be printed a small amount (whatever your steppers can make as the smallest movement) to the side.
Normally I roll my eyes at an incoming premiere. I'm actually looking forward to this one. I could see the two of you going back and forth to create a novel, manufacturable, and unpickable lock.
@@Stellar-Cowboy There are locks he hasn't learned how to pick, but they aren't unpickable. I believe the goal here is to create a lock which cannot be picked, regardless of skill and tools.
I doubt these will be easily manufacturable. If you look at the mechanism in the first video, it's pretty impractical to produce on a large scale ans SMH says as much.
This last lock is perfect. No one, not even LPL, can open it unless it's on the surface of the door. When mounted submerged just three millimeters below the surface of the door, LPL has no chance of opening it.
It turns out a pocket knife and the ability to walk back the bolt is good enough, though it took a long time to figure out. Although if he left the lock as is when he tried the lock for the first time alongside the other two locks, that would probably truly be unpickable because of internal problems.
Maybe you can replace pink pins on 5:22 with multiple wafers so they can separate in two in any key bidding position: one set stays in lower cylinder, another stays with upper pins and keeps them from falling. Then you wouldn't need that complex pin holding mechanism.
-"Hello, its the LPL and what we have here is two supposedly unpickable locks that fellow youtuber SMH made. Now, before we pick them..." (video lenght 3:18, including the explanation how they both work) PS. Great intro, you nailed him
Yeah! That said, if the lock was installed on the other side of the door (to open inward, like it would be in a front door situation) the bolt (and hinge pins) would have been obscured by the closing jamb which would make that simple pocket knife trick almost impossible from the outside. The other weaknesses would have still needed to be fixed up though...
Based on the design (at least for the first lock where we got to see it), I feel like if there's any weakness in it that LPL can exploit to defeat it, it'll be from the machining process and only because Stuff Guy isn't a career lock maker.
"As you can see, the lock body melted at a mere 275 degrees. The materials choice here was amateurish, as would be expected. I look forward to an improved version using Boron-Steel alloy."
I feel like the fact this was made with precision tools and craftsmanship as opposed to coming off a factory line will make it much harder to find a exploit.
@@fredriddles1763 generally, the better the craftsmanship, the harder it is to pick. Picking exploits a lack of precision in the pins. That said, LPL is a cleaver trickster, and he may find some other way to bypass it.
@@fredriddles1763 lock parts in a factory are still made on precision tools. It would just require a good machinist a lot of time to make a very tight lock.
Spoiler ahead So there were two exploits on the newer lock: the thin piece of metal tensioning the upper core, making it pickable (now fixed with a back-cover) and the 45 degree anti-retraction mechanism being walkable with a pointy knife (which is fixed by decreasing the angle of the fin). With these two exploits addressed, how would LPL get around a new design?
I’ve been a locksmith and in the door hardware business for 30+ years. Thieves don’t pick locks. They bust down doors and go through windows. A decent deadbolt is 10 times more valuable than a cylinder you can’t pick.
One time I was working shift work at this factory, when we get off the shift we all go to our cars and all the windows of the cars are busted out and valuables stolen, probably 20 cars or so. I normally don't lock the doors so I thought I would be fine. Nope, they didn't even bother lifting the handle. They just busted the window and stole my cassette tapes.
thats the thieves you know about because they been busting doors. those who picked locks never even got reported and victims thought they somehow lost a couple valuables
Ex- theif here. Affirmative. Though lots of career criminals will carry picks, and become proficient at picking, the drive behind the act is most often addiction and that doesnt afford the patience and focus and attention to minute detail required for picking. Infinitely better to guard against brute attack than brain. Not lots of brain going on in the petty crime world.
Out of all my engineering courses, programming was personally the most frustrating and challenging 2 classes I ever had. You guys have all my respect! - Mechanical Engineer
i would love to see this back and forth continue. with LPL's continual feedback on each iteration, you could do the thing you always do - hyperfocus a problem until you've drilled it out of existence with your determination to not let it win lol and with enough feedbacks and iterations, i'm sure you could finally make an unpickable one
![[1299] Unpickable Locks From Stuff Made Here](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ecy1FBdCRbQ/mqdefault.jpg)
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This was a really neat project and working with LPL was really fun. Check out his video to see what he thinks: th-cam.com/video/Ecy1FBdCRbQ/w-d-xo.html
Also, directors commentary about making my lock on stuff made here 2: th-cam.com/video/8CWsA22H35Y/w-d-xo.html
This was very cool to watch live :)
Damn why did you not put the picking on your channel?
what is the song with the flute?
that was very entertaining!
you should do more collab videos :)
Can you tell what cad software you used?🙏
Hope it lasts longer than a minute
I’m guessing it will take at least 3
same
Eso es lo que dici el?
That what she said. Sorry had to do it
I think the talk about the collaboration might lengthen it. The lock hopefully too.
Screw the TH-camr boxing matches, this is the fight I want to see.
There is a click on one.... I think I just ran into the "wife detection" feature.
I too can’t wait. But then again, knowing LPL, it’ll most likely be only a 5 minute video. Lol. LPL need to learn how to slow down a little.
YESSSS
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Yes I agree
Stuff: "These hinges could be my downfall"
Lpl: "I gotta say he did the right thing because I definitely would have done that"
Loved that part
Hilarious that he welded the pins in instead of just flipping them to the other side of the door.
@@Elfr0g or just buy non removable pin (nrp) hinges
@@Elfr0g maby I'm missing something but if he puts the pins inside the door then the door wud have push in not pull out
@@Elfr0g then the door would open the wrong direction.
Mad respect for having the balls to send your design to the Lock Picking Lawyer!!!
Having balls is sending it to McNally
Why do I have to wait three days to see this epic show down. This is just cruel and unusual punishment
inhumane
Imean. U can sue him. There’s a lawyer coming soon
We modern kids are not grown up to wait things
Indeed, it is :^C
He's still attempting to pick the locks
"I want him to defeat it so I can learn how to improve the lock"
That, is an engineer.
Spoiler alert!
He did.
@@BCM1959
Never guessed why he start the video with the locks disassembled and schematic? Why do you think he does not show he trying to pick the lock? He clearly tried it and could not. So he viewed the schematics, disassembled the lock, looked for vulnerabilities and explain how this can be fixed. He just lock picked it after knowing how it works...
Love it. You’re both so great.
Hi
You should join in on the fun
Hi dusty
Where is your colab with him about the baseball bat? PLEASSSSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Would've been kinda weird NOT to see Destin here lmao
This is a really neat and impressive design, however I had an idea that might make it even more un-pickable.
It’s just a block of steel. No key hole. No moving parts. Just weld your front door shut.
Take of the ceiling, to go out cover yourself in oil when raining
@@adler_dot cant pick me if I'm 7503FT in the air
@@theentiretyofthelgbtq5479 cant pick open a door if its in space now can you
Funny thing is after being a welder and cutting through thick steel on a regular basis you realize it would be easy to break into anything, well that or break a flimsy window instead.
He's a genius a genius!
LPL be like: “A lock is only as strong as its weakest link”
*sets the wooden door on fire*
If the lock is unpickable and made of metal but The door si made of wood then it is better to just axe the door.
For real though, that's why most burglars and cops just kick the front door in. You can have the best lock in the world but if your door, frame, and hinges aren't hardened you're just wasting everyone's time.
@Glenda Angeles the method took 30 sec to execute, but to get into it he did testing and study the locks for a whole month, so it's not 30 sec
To be honest it is quite true , if he uses a blowtorch I doubt the thing would hold on long enough.
@@inquisitorthornside3p494 Excuse me, Mr. Door, may I AXE you a question? Does this axehead feel a bit choppy...
I'm gonna be honest, having you guys collaborating is absolute bliss, would love to see a sequel to this
Are you a bot?
why are you everywhere lol
"That's what she said!"
Same bruv
@@connordunn7706 clearly not dude
"THEY'RE UNPICKABLE"
LPL: "alright guys, today we have a tough one, I have to use a twig, my eyes and more than thirty seconds"
Actually edc pocket knife.
😂
He took 10 minutes... But with a lot of explaining. The picking took about 4 minutes.
Детерминизм это Свобода 🤙 🤙
@@leechowning2712 Lol he picked the first lock two times, both times less than a min! they lasted less than a min
When you described your engineering process, I remembered a quote from an engineer relative of mine: "Anybody can build a bridge, but it takes an engineer to build a bridge that barely stands."
The wait is almost over! I get asked multiple times a day when this is going to happen so now you know! Tune in this Monday to see my brand new lock and what the Lock Picking Lawyer makes of 'em. Set a reminder to get a notification before it goes live!
Already done
I have been waiting so long, searching all day for many months
Ok
Can't wait!!!
HYPE!
This is the lockpickinglawyer, and today I will open these locks in 2 milliseconds using nothing but my bellybutton lint
I'm hoping he'll use drilling xD
I don't know. I think he may need a new tool that he and Bosnian Bill made just for these locks.
Eww who tf has belly button lint
@@damn8648 anyone that wears shirts and has a bellybutton
@@Titian083 well that explains it i am always nude
I’ve been refreshing LPL for months waiting for this video.
Same LOL
Me too!
😂😂I see I'm not the only one
Same.
Yesssssssss
6:45 “It’s a weird way to make a key but it works.” - “I just spent several hours machining these pins and just realized you can buy these for like a penny.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Love the honest sense of humor probably just as much as the engineering creativity.
I love that they both realized how pumped everyone was and made a big thing out of it. TH-cam is such a good platform for that kind of feedback.
10:59 -- "Worried about some [obscure] tool to defeat my lock"
LPL: "So here's my pocket knife"
th-cam.com/video/-RAglyw6ySk/w-d-xo.html
Oofff.
Well..., yes:
th-cam.com/video/Ecy1FBdCRbQ/w-d-xo.html
Actually true
he actually used his knife
I am unbelievably excited for this, 2 creators I watch independently, now fight for success in their field. One with the epic ability to bypass security systems just by looking at locks, the other a engineering genius with the ability to create (and occasionally destroy) through the power of science and invention!
*an
@@jakevuckturd1201 Bruh
making an unpickable lock isn't impossible and has been done before (bowley lock), so you dont have to be this excited.
@@jakevuckturd1201 shut up no one cares
@@laurensjvg it's has nothing to do with the lock, but everything youtuber A has done shows to youtuber B who works with locks to see if he can open youtuber A's lock
Interesting enough your lock idea is very similar to a S-A switching componenent for a modern nuclear weapon, except the pins are electronically activated and when the proper code is applied it can rotate the safety shutter out of the way arming the weapon. 🤓
This will break the Internet.
Stfu jeff
Yeah Jeff!... wait, what did he do?
Hi Jeff, nice to see you here.
I didn't even know you were on TH-cam, I just knew your name from using your Ansible roles (thanks!). You being here makes this crossover even better to me.
@@robinheller525 This is the one thing that unites all in 2021.
“Today we’ll be defeating these locks with the milling machine that Bosnian Bill and I made”
“Today we’ll be defeating these locks with the nuclear warhead that Bosnian Bill and I made”
Yep, not drill resistant at all lol
It says good things about the lock when you need to use a custom tool you and another lockpicker built because it just didn't exist.
@@MrBaconbyte depends.
Ones that Tool is out in the public the lock can be useless.
MrBaconbyte disk detainer picks existed before LPL and BB made their own, they just weren’t very good and locksmiths with any self-respect would modify them.
The first "Set Reminder" for a TH-cam video I have ever done.
Astonishing eh. Wouldn't even do that 4 a joe rogan podcast👌
same here 😂
Same 🤣
Me too.
Same!😅
3:20 The zoom poisoning thing happens to me in EDA tools too. After a few hours in a PCB design program, 1mm is perceived as a gigantic trace.
_"I made two unpickable locks"_
Narrator: Or so he thought..
I read that in Morgan Freeman's voice XD
@@dimitritzer5028 We all read that in Morgan Freeman's voice.
Somewhere in the distance: “this is the lockpicking lawyer...”
@@fr3e. "... click out of one, nothing on 2...."
@@dimitritzer5028 I tried to but I could only hear Morgan freeman from family guy 😅
LPL is about to hit you with, "In any case, that's all I have for you today."
And as always, I hope you learned something.
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@@AxxLAfriku he already did, I came here from that video.
@@leejoyner4532 Hello person from 3 seconds ago.
And here it is 20min after your comment: th-cam.com/video/Ecy1FBdCRbQ/w-d-xo.html
Ah yes, the tried and true method of designing something by staring at the blank canvas of some CAD software for hours. Works. Every. Time. I love tiny overengineered mechanisms.
This is too relatable to be funny..
@@tanmay______ oh man, so relatable in so many different ways, same thing when you're writing code from scratch, coming up with the integral or differential mixing problem... *insert random stem problem here* lol
This is so relatable I can’t help but die laughing!
yes
Writer's block has nothing on CATIA existential dread
At 8:11 there is an article on the top monitor about why does my dog bark when the doorbell rings, this is because at the start of the video his dog barks at the doorbell ringing.
"I'm worried that there's some tool that I've never heard of..."
A knife and a mallet. 🤣🤣🤣
Didn't he also use some pliars for the top lock>
Though yeah, that was DEFINITELY rather clever.
you could do it with a pocket knife and a flathead screwdriver..
@@TheAyanamiRei he didn't have to use a plier and mallet... Lots of common bump picking tools cause the vibrations the mallet did while providing torque at the same time. Look at the German made Multipick Kronos, for the most luxurious of these. Also common quite impact drivers on a low setting could do the same, while simultaneously providing torque. All the aforementioned rake tools could also act as tensioners, obviating the need for pliers.
Mallets and pliers are just really common among locksmiths for bumping attacks and extremely mainstream. The difference between a good electropicks and other vibrating devices, is the pivot point is far forward and have high inertia.
th-cam.com/video/eSghBUIJe1o/w-d-xo.html
that's how you humiliate an engineer
It'll be interesting to see what tool the Lock Picking Lawyer & Bosnianbill come up with to beat these locks.
I'd love to see the behind the scenes from Lpl's point of view - his first impressions of the lock, the thought process on how to beat it, and finally the many attempts at making a tool that works.
and what if the lock has "an inexcusable design flaw that makes possibile to open it with * insert a really common object * "
@@simo_2462 red bull can
@@jonathanclark7444 A bloody fingernail
@@tazogochitashvili6514 A pringle crumb
@@justyourfriendlyneighborho2061 a dime and a nickel
"I just spent several hours making these pins and just found out I could have bought them for a penny" LOL, love it!
When you realize they'd been doing these thing for cheap for decades. 😅
That's what I say every time I complete some programming task
Just wait when he realizes that weeks of work was for nothing when the Lockpicking Lawyer gets through it in under 5 min.... 🤣
@@niogel that kinda happened
That's me on most home projects.
I don't think to many people breaking into homes will choose to pick a lock but try every window (out of view of the public), and working on it to see if the window will eventually give or go the fast route, take your trusty glass cutting tool, cut a hole in the window, and release the lock in a door or window. It's not fancy but I would think that would be a far better thing them wasting time on a lock.
Nice work though, it did a great job.
Yeah real criminals don't pick locks from my experiences living in trap houses n going to treatment meeting a bunch of life long criminals,, none of em knew how to pick a lock 🤣 probably why they all got caught LOLOL
I've heard of robbers just chainsawing a new doorway in the back wall.
better yet, find a place with exposed door hinges. just knock the pins out and walk in. most of the breakins ive seen have been carelessly unlocked doors or windows where people just walk around back, take a box cutter to the bug nets, and open the window up.
a lock only stops an honest man, there are loads of much easier ways to break into a place.
"I can't see why it doesn't work, it could be anything"
As a software developer I felt that so much
STOP codes to isolate.
That is quite Relatable
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I'm only learning C++ and thought the same thing. Also the fact that he ended up completely redoing a key component felt familiar.
99 bugs in the code to fix
99 bugs in the code
Hunt one down and patch it out
137 bugs in the code to fix
You failed to give him the biggest challenge ever: Packaging consisting only of duct tape.
LPL's Worst Enemy: Duct tape
We need slash resistant duck tape againsthis edc knife
because the time to open the duck tape packaging actually longer than picking the lock!!
th-cam.com/video/Y_WbZgcjPLoi/w-d-xo.htmlrur
Yeah... Duct tape is far harder for him to open than locks.
This event literally changed my plans for Monday.
Lol there is probably no need as its gonna be a 2-3 min video knowing LPL 😂
@@loganbobrow9333 Yes but the SMH video will be at least 15 minutes or so, haha.
Why was Monday morning selected as a premier time? I'm going to need to be starting work.
Was the weekend too convenient?
@@Zack_Taylor It was so they would upload at the same time since LPL was uploading on monday so SMH moved his to monday.
@@Zack_Taylor With time differences, for me it's coming out at midnight tonight. I can't decide if I want to stay up for it or not.
Looking at your gear solution (4:39) I think you could make that work by adjusting the gear ratio so the bottom cylinder rotates faster than the top. Also, instead of using a single solid pin (blue in your illustration), you could stack short pins (red in your illustration) in that lower pin area. Just an idea 🙂
Stuff made here: "I spent months making an unpickable lock"
LPL: "little click on one, two is binding, annnnd we're in"
It was more like... "lemme just reach in here and bypass the pins".
Achievement Unlocked: MasterLock Status
Always, never don't read that in his voice.
You forget the month of preparation and testing for picking the lock before the video was made but yeah that’s how lockpicking works
LPL: Ding Dong!
And let me pull out the pick that BosnianBill and I made
LPL 30 seconds after receiving the locks: let me do that again so you know it is not a fluke
It's never a fluke.
He did it in 10 seconds
@@kryskrys6428 1 month*
I’ve opened TH-cam everyday waiting for this.
Me too man.
Same! I cannot tell you how many times I've scoured LPL's channel hoping I just missed it
Well it does mention the remaining time so you don’t have to open TH-cam everyday
(R/whoosh)
me too
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I think it would be interesting to do a final review of the finished product and see if it could be picked, and if not, discuss other possible weaknesses. It would be cool if you and LPL made a truly perfectly balanced lock
Stuff : “I made this completely original, and complex lock, my only worry is that he might use a tool I have no idea existed”
LPL : uses pocket knife
This cracked me up lol. I feel like a real door might have a smaller gap between the frame
@@coopkink they would, however a pocket knife could still fit, or even a credit card.
A strong magnet might be enough to move the bolt
@@coopkink or open from the inside
I surprised that is wasn't a lego piece
Fun fact: when Bosnian bill lets LPL come over he says “come in the doors locked”
by which point LPL is already in the building
@UC34m8SgyhEBpvesWi6WacSw dude what?
@@RobertFletcherOBE click out of 3
@@benedictus5657 he's saying that instead of saying"comein the doors open" or something LPL would be able to unlock the door regardless so it doesn't matter it the doors open or locked
This has a certain Chuck Norris quality to it and I would love that to be a thing!😍
"Who are you? And how did you get in?"
"I'm a locksmith....and I'm a locksmith."
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lmao
Fun
One of the best anti pick locks I've come across IMO was this old Yale dead bolt... I think it only had 3 pins but the mechanism to turn the deadbolt required the 6pin key to reach the back of the lock. The very end of the key turned the actuator to unlock the bolt. Pretty simple yet unless you knew how it worked then regular lock pick tension wrenches didn't work. Luckily I happen to make all my own tools so one of my frequently used tensioner was one that reached the length of the keyway so I didn't only keep pressure on the front.. I figured out the mechanism while restoring the dead bolt afterwards. But if you weren't me or didn't know about it then you could sit there and pick those 3 pins all day and not know wtf was going on.
Love LPL, one of the best guests we have had, didn't get him on a skateboard though...
Hey, funny seeing you here.
The lock skateboard was hilarious
scientology
Y u watching this vid? Nvm 😆
as a wise person once said DO A KICK FLIP
The first Premiere i'm excited about, ever.
Second that.
Third
same
Fourth that
Fifth
I just love how we get to wait for an entire weekend for a video that’s probably going to be around 2 minutes at most
have faith
@zomgthisisawesomelol hey be nice stuffmadehere put in alot of work into the lock
2min excluding the intro should be possible
You guys all know locks have literally defeated him before right? It will definitely be at least eight minutes.
You never know, it could be so incredible that it lasts 3
@@funforall9741 if the LPL starts to roast it at the end of the video sure xD
Where is the third video? You said you would do it within 2 years....
I came here wondering the same
I wish I could've seen your reaction to him picked both locks
Ditto
In less than a minute
"Click out of 1. Little click on 2, Nothing on 3" made me just relaxed lol 😆
Right? Like that's the part I really wanted to see 🤣
11:00 "I'm worried there's some tool that I've never heard of that he's just gonna pull out of his bag and just unlock it."
Turns out it was just a pocket knife.
And a small hammer!
And a bendy pick thing!
This will be the most ambitious crossover !
30 seconds in: “I feel a nice click on number two”
3 bends slightly
2 is binding
And it drops into a false set
No you won't, that's the entire point of the lock design.
You mean “a nice click on number two”?
1:37: Invests in really secure locks, but also human-sized windows... totally secure.
"When an unstoppable force meets an immovable object"
Unpickeable* object...
Love your username Neil 🤣
They pass through each other, without interacting.
LPL getting his 50cal ready...
The unstoppable force passes through the immovable object. The force is not stopped. The object is not moved. Case closed.
Finally , the video i've been waiting for
Yeah, for five months lol
for almost 3 months
It was picked both
We waited and it was picked in no time and easier than other locks LPL has done.
That intro was gold. “This is the lock making engineer”
need a key dispenser here
0:40 This is LockPicking Lawyer, and by the time you hear dog barking - this two locks was already opened.
The second one was opened by cheating - making a small place between the lock and the surface of the wooden door. This last lock is perfect. No one, not even LPL, can open it unless it's on the surface of the door. When mounted submerged just three millimeters below the surface of the door, LPL has no chance of opening it.
"I'm worried there's going to be some kind of tool that I've never heard of that he's going to pull out of his bag to unlock it" **Pulls out a hammer and pocket knife**
Even worst, **pulls out the lock bosnian bill and him made**
“Two unpickable locks”
LPL: “hold my beer” then proceeds to pick both locks before I can even hold his beer.
Stuff: Spends weeks on an unpickable lock.
LPL: Unlocks it with a knife and mallet
Y'all think that was realtime of how fast LPL could figure out how to unlock this? Cute
@@RashidTak whoosh
@@MikeCOYS Weeks?
No, months.
@@RashidTak did you watch LPL pick the lock?
I'm now like the dog with the doorbell, but just waiting for the Lock Picking Lawyer notification sound.
you missed it he already put that video up a while ago.
@@Scarlet_moon. yup
@@Scarlet_moon. whats it called the video
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when you want to act like a fan of lock picking lawyer but you epicly fail
As a fellow engineer, who has spent days staring at a computer trying to figure out why my design won't work. You sir are a mad genius. I bow to your greatness.
When your lock is so unpickable you can't open it with a key
hahaha
@Duckyy_Duck quack
The lock has eaten the key
Just a piece of steel welded to two surfaces
@Orbital.Destination.Shock.Trooper OK I have to ask, what’s the subtext I’m not getting?
"accidentally designed with microscopic parts" Is such an engineer quote.
Happens to me all the time in CAD for 3D printing. An I'm not even an engineer. (Or maybe that's the reason itself)
I'm happily designing away and next thing I know I'm looking up what's the smallest nozzle you can put on an FDM 3D printer, because the slicer decided to yeet out the absolutely mission critical 0,1 mm chamfer. *Surprise Pikachu face* you can't print a feature smaller than the nozzle diameter. God dammit.
@@Juhuuu feffgfd
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@@Juhuuu You actually can, in the right orientation. if the slope is in the z direction, each layer can be printed a small amount (whatever your steppers can make as the smallest movement) to the side.
"This is unpickable"
LPL: nothing on 1, 2 is biding, nice click on 3...
Yes
Hahahaha. Nice one!
Hearing you talk about the lock mechanism is so difficult to understand lol
Normally I roll my eyes at an incoming premiere. I'm actually looking forward to this one. I could see the two of you going back and forth to create a novel, manufacturable, and unpickable lock.
He posted a video a while ago where he showed a couple of locks he couldn’t pick
@@Stellar-Cowboy There are locks he hasn't learned how to pick, but they aren't unpickable. I believe the goal here is to create a lock which cannot be picked, regardless of skill and tools.
If I saw a lock marketed as “certified unpickable by Lockpicking lawyer” I would but multiple
I doubt these will be easily manufacturable. If you look at the mechanism in the first video, it's pretty impractical to produce on a large scale ans SMH says as much.
@@midn8588 Yet iterative design and innovation exist. I would not count it out even if unlikely.
“Today on Lock Picking Lawyer, we test how to open a lock using a 50 cal”
There was a episode where LPL and BB shot some locks, was fun :D
LPL opened it without even trying
I think this method is more of a demolition ranch one lol.
@@Sabeteur83 you just beat me to this comment :D
No, you're thinking of Demolition Ranch XD
"Avengers Endgame is the most ambitious crossover event ever"
Yeah, right.
@@nox7057 shut up bot
That movie is so shit
Just A thought.
Its been 2 years. Where's the new lock?
This last lock is perfect. No one, not even LPL, can open it unless it's on the surface of the door. When mounted submerged just three millimeters below the surface of the door, LPL has no chance of opening it.
LPL: Finally, a worthy opponent! Our fight will be legendary!
And done. It only took me 2 minutes. Which is impressive but I could think that on real scenarios a thief would just bust it out
i mean to my knowledge he never got by the "bowly" either
There are several locks he can't pick he just doesn't make a video about them
You’re very unfunny
Yes
- This locks Unpickable!
LPL: I'll try waverake.
Hahahaha!... Or... Unpickable lock picked with a soda can
I bet he breaks out the pocket EMP again.
It turns out a pocket knife and the ability to walk back the bolt is good enough, though it took a long time to figure out.
Although if he left the lock as is when he tried the lock for the first time alongside the other two locks, that would probably truly be unpickable because of internal problems.
"I'm just gonna skip the part where I stare at the computer for a couple days"
I'm gonna try telling my boss that.
Your boss will thank you. You still look at the screen, you just don't share that part with the world.
So, when is your job opening up? Asking for a friend!
@@Johnrich395 They're always hiring.
Maybe you can replace pink pins on 5:22 with multiple wafers so they can separate in two in any key bidding position: one set stays in lower cylinder, another stays with upper pins and keeps them from falling. Then you wouldn't need that complex pin holding mechanism.
“I don’t think he could pick both”
Click out of 1….
Hahaha
Aaand he picked it with a knife
"The way to pick a lock is to solve it one pin at a time."
LPL: "You underestimate my power."
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He can just use an electric lock pick
@LoupeShot if you're going destructive, just use the window...
It’s over! I have the high ground!
I love how LPL got through both these locks with almost no problem whatsoever
-"Hello, its the LPL and what we have here is two supposedly unpickable locks that fellow youtuber SMH made. Now, before we pick them..."
(video lenght 3:18, including the explanation how they both work)
PS. Great intro, you nailed him
Everyone: "Oh, the pins slide, how can he even test th..."
LPL: "3 is binding..."
I don't think you understand how that works
@Soller th-cam.com/video/EWTtBhgGnSA/w-d-xo.html
You were right!
My God you are psychic
@@randombrownguy1519 Well it happened
when your lock design looks like a combustion engine, you sucessfully overengineered your idea :)
Well, it's doubtful that a pickproof lock can be made in a simple way or it would have been done already.
Well, the lock picking lawyer still manage to pick it though
An edc pocket knife opened it. "Successfully overengineered"??? More like NO ENGINEER!
@@ariesleo7396 No, he wasn't able to pick it. He destroyed the wood of the door to get in from the back. He was not a picker, but a robber.
You speak the truth
The time has finally come
ah yes
In two days*
and so have i
@@lomiification not sure if I can make it two days!
Some says there's beauty in the mundane and this perfectly encapsulates it, making a lock is mundane and tedious but it's inexplicably beautiful
The fact TLPL's video is next in recommended, and is 10-minutes long, gives me hope! Will find out when I am done here.
Yeah it didn’t take long.
The disappointment was immeasurable
It's just explaining, he fucked the locks😭
Good luck 😎
@@traviszuluaga5672 and the day is ruined
“He’s probably gonna pull out some weird tool”
Pocket knife: let me introduce myself
Ramset!
Lucky he didnt pull out the redbull.
@@devillonesome8648 you forget his ultimate picking tool, the tree branch.
Stuff made here: "I spent a year crafting this lock"
This is The Lockpicking Lawyer and today I will be drilling some locks...
He picked them both in no time....even sent notes back on how to make them better
LPL has more class than that.
"We're gonna go down to the shop and introduce these locks to my ramset."
No, he just slid the deadbolt back
@@lodrbyroni I mean if he didn’t know the internals of the lock, then he probably would not have been able to pick it
Two wholesome channels coming together to keep us all happy and entertained. Awesome videos!
SMH: I'm worried he will have some custom tool I've never seen.
LPL: watch me open this with a pocket knife.
That has to be the biggest , omg I can't believe I missed that, oversight.
Yeah! That said, if the lock was installed on the other side of the door (to open inward, like it would be in a front door situation) the bolt (and hinge pins) would have been obscured by the closing jamb which would make that simple pocket knife trick almost impossible from the outside.
The other weaknesses would have still needed to be fixed up though...
At least it wasn't a lego character or a twig this time
@@stephensthebomb Could have used a magnet in that case, pretty sure he used a knife to be cheeky.
@@randolfbluedragon6777 how would you use a magnet?
We need to appreciate that he is not a professional lock designer and yet created "quite good" lock for LPL.
is everyone going to ignore that he has an article open at 8:04 "Why does my dog bark when the doorbell rings"
OMG, Thanks! The comments sections does make the videos so much better
Nice Catch!!! Lol
There are lots of joke tabs open throughout
3rd monitor is always fun
A man of culture. I have a very similar “You’re Killing Me Smalls” shirt as appears at 12:15, but with a different picture of Ham.
10:21 "We're just going to ignore this"
LPL: I didn't.
You called it!
Sauce of your profile pic?
I'm asking for a friend..
@@davidcovington901 I think he actually went through the other side, not the part with the gap.
@@Geoff_W Yeah, there wouldn't have been any damage to the door like LPL showed if he utilized that space.
@@Jumpsterr reverse image search
Based on the design (at least for the first lock where we got to see it), I feel like if there's any weakness in it that LPL can exploit to defeat it, it'll be from the machining process and only because Stuff Guy isn't a career lock maker.
"As you can see, the lock body melted at a mere 275 degrees. The materials choice here was amateurish, as would be expected. I look forward to an improved version using Boron-Steel alloy."
I feel like the fact this was made with precision tools and craftsmanship as opposed to coming off a factory line will make it much harder to find a exploit.
@@fredriddles1763 generally, the better the craftsmanship, the harder it is to pick. Picking exploits a lack of precision in the pins. That said, LPL is a cleaver trickster, and he may find some other way to bypass it.
I bet it will be tolerances that he exploits
@@fredriddles1763 lock parts in a factory are still made on precision tools. It would just require a good machinist a lot of time to make a very tight lock.
"The first lock is so custom I don't think he has any preexisting thing to pick it"
LPL: lol hammer go tap tap tap
I read that in AVE's voice. "Taaapppy tap tap"
The lock horror movie protagonists try to pick:
SMH:“I have a totally new design which is even more better."
LPL: Just turn it 45 degree and it's done....
Spoiler ahead
So there were two exploits on the newer lock: the thin piece of metal tensioning the upper core, making it pickable (now fixed with a back-cover) and the 45 degree anti-retraction mechanism being walkable with a pointy knife (which is fixed by decreasing the angle of the fin). With these two exploits addressed, how would LPL get around a new design?
@@dpatts As LPL says, "There's not a lock I can't pick, but there are locks I can't pick yet"
@@CrudelisSpurius "YET"
@@dpatts > how would LPL get around a new design? => he also talks about third method.
@@supermerill third method was decoding the pins and making a key, the upper pins were the same length so it is pretty easy to decode.
I’ve been a locksmith and in the door hardware business for 30+ years. Thieves don’t pick locks. They bust down doors and go through windows. A decent deadbolt is 10 times more valuable than a cylinder you can’t pick.
One time I was working shift work at this factory, when we get off the shift we all go to our cars and all the windows of the cars are busted out and valuables stolen, probably 20 cars or so. I normally don't lock the doors so I thought I would be fine. Nope, they didn't even bother lifting the handle. They just busted the window and stole my cassette tapes.
@@TheTruCloud Jimmy a deadbolt with a credit card? Either you don't know what a deadbolt is, or it was very poorly installed.
@@themc3311 Yes upon further inspection the deadbolt in question is a bit fucked. Sorry I didn't come back to correct my comment.
thats the thieves you know about because they been busting doors. those who picked locks never even got reported and victims thought they somehow lost a couple valuables
Ex- theif here. Affirmative. Though lots of career criminals will carry picks, and become proficient at picking, the drive behind the act is most often addiction and that doesnt afford the patience and focus and attention to minute detail required for picking. Infinitely better to guard against brute attack than brain. Not lots of brain going on in the petty crime world.
That perfect timing and harmony matching at 10:08, amazing
LPL: well I have this tool Bosnianbill and I made…
Stuff: shit there is a tool 😬
there is ALWAYS a tool 😢
POV: it’s a red Bull can.
That super bump gun might do it. SMH was worried about bumping.
I'm hoping LPL improv fabricates something on screen for it
its an angle grinder
7:50 "I can't see why it doesn't work, it could be anything"
As a programmer, this quote describes my entire job.
Yup. And usually it's a matter of a missing parenthesis somewhere, or a plus where there should be a minus, or something stupidly simple like that.
Out of all my engineering courses, programming was personally the most frustrating and challenging 2 classes I ever had. You guys have all my respect! - Mechanical Engineer
Half of the 1800 lines of codes are in red. Due to a single parenthesis.
Yeah, I just spent a month working to fix an issue that wasn't there, because the bloody testing environment was set up incorrectly.
@@yf-n7710 parentheses? Dude what ide are you using? If you're problem is just a parentheses change to a better IDE
i would love to see this back and forth continue. with LPL's continual feedback on each iteration, you could do the thing you always do - hyperfocus a problem until you've drilled it out of existence with your determination to not let it win lol
and with enough feedbacks and iterations, i'm sure you could finally make an unpickable one
I think it wont get picked first time
Nah
STUFF said that he only did this because people all over the internet asked him to for previous 6 months.
the one with self destruct mechanism is good, at least it would harm the thief or the locksmith trying to help the homeowner get in
"I spent several hours machining all these pins, and I realized you can buy them for, like, a penny."
Just engineer things.
This will be the best collab ever
Imagine, that’s what we thought about the Smarter Every Day collab!
@@m.k.mcgill can you link that? I’m curious now
Lpl Braile skateboard collab was a hyped bore too
Here’s Shane’s video: th-cam.com/video/Puo6Vgcbxps/w-d-xo.html
And here’s Destin’a video: th-cam.com/video/6zHegXvEwdI/w-d-xo.html