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I saw a prison break docu a long time ago, the prisoners made an impression of a guards key with a piece of a styrofoam cup, traced it onto an aluminium can and cut it out.
@@clark5184 You can get those at any good 'head shop' it is just a butane torch. My advice, go to a hardware store and get one that is meant for use in a "shop" but this might be to big for pocket use. NEVER buy one marketed for cooking, they are overpriced re-skinned torches from the hardware store with less tip attachments, (for soldering, wood burning, "heat gun" etc incase you dont want a direct/open flame.) And probably a proprietary refueling valve that demands you buy their 'brand' of butane.
Asbestos Fish it’s stupidly easy. Some old ones you can just grab the house phone and spam the numbers, this will change the number the system is trying to dial.
Hak5 have a video on hacking Ford's keyless key fobs which they're able to pair the attacker's key fob to the car. But for cars that is not keyless, it would take a mastermind.
I just did this today, worked like a charm. The most important thing to do before trying your key is to check for any burrs or bits that stick out, and sand/file them off. It's extremely important to remove any and all burrs from the jagged side of the key where the bitting is, because otherwise the key *will* get stuck. Mine got stuck the first time, and I was able to remove it using a peterson mini knife from my lock picking set. I also highly recommend purchasing one of those before trying this, just in case you get your key stuck. Getting it out is super easy, plus the mini knife is an amazing multipurpose bypass and decoding tool.
As Deviant showed in one of his videos you can prevent airbubbles in the key by carving a tiny little channel from the tip of the mold, so the trapped air can escape and allow the liquid metal to fill all of the mold. After the cooldown you can cut off the little spike from the channel.
So is this why I've been getting recommended LockPickingLawyer videos for the past week? To prepare me for the video I had no idea I needed? I swear this series is making me more of a menace to society every day
First step is convincing a girl to let you spread sculpy/modeling clay on her private area. But if you can do that, why do you need a metal girlfriend in the first place?
LPL is one of the best channels on youtube, I don't pick locks or ever thought of it, but I'm hooked on his channel. He has made me want to buy a practice pick set and learn how to do it
th-cam.com/video/1jSHwaOR_eo/w-d-xo.html - I think that's the most anyone has ever recorded of him. Still not entirely sure it's not a paid stunt double. You're welcome :D
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James Harrison would be the pickpocket. LPL is the locksmith, they are completely different skill sets (although a good thief can do both). then you would need someone who could quietly do acrobatics/par-core to sneak around the building.
@@Beamer1969 you can just not crumpled foil or a fork. There are microwave containers that have metal in them like microwave toastie makers which are very popular in the UK.
All I want is just one more video with LPL explaining things like security pins, drill resistant pins, basically all things made to make locks more secure (and most importantly, how to defeat these measures anyway, because there is no such thing as a pick-proof lock).
If you heat up the mold before pouring in the metal, you’ll get a perfect cast with no flaws. The problem with pouring hot metal into a cold mold is that the metal wants to solidify as soon as it hits the mold in some spots. I use this tip with my castings at home and they come out super clean
Careful with that. Copying a random key isn't going to land you in much hot water legally (possesion of burglary tools maybe?) But it's entirely possible to run afoul of USPIS by copying mail keys. Do not mess with USPIS. They're like the IRS but didn't get emasculated by Scientology.
Oh, we actually use woods metal for a new years tradition where you melt it and throw a spoon full in to water to cast fortunes, cool to see that it actually has some semi practical uses
He's picked door locks on his table, held conveniently for him by a vice, and with no pressure on him in 10 seconds. I'm not saying he isn't good, but some of his picks would be considerably harder for him in a real world scenario.
He knows better. While he isn't practicing any longer, he still holds his law license. I'm sure some people recognize his voice and know it's Harry, but actually coming out as a guy teaching people how to potentially break laws could get him disbarred.
the Key to success is using life hacks combined with everything but the kitchen sink to Pin down a solution that's not necessarily the most optimum, but definitely is the coolest. we're Locked in and ready to rumble.
I saw a version of this where a steel key blank was cut down past the teeth and put into the mold before any metal was poured (in this case it was a fairly hard lead alloy, I believe they were wheel weights). They didn't fuse together, but they were a perfect match that could then be attached with superglue. The casting interfaced with the pins and the steel took the strain of turning the cylinder.
On your way to 1M subscribers! I knew it would happen sooner or later when I watched the first video of yours. Also Brian looks like Gary Jules. Anyone?
both fun and terrifying - getting this kind of skill - picking locks and stuff. The feeling that you would like to try it in real life but it's illegal.
2:35 "he's the kind of person you don't want to be trying to get into your house" But.. I though that's how he makes a living. By getting paid to get in peoples houses. That's what penetration testers do.
Here's a tip. Use rosin cored lead/tin solder wire. Throw that into your edc together with a butane soldering iron/torch. Far easier to explain away than weird metal alloys etc.
One could use gallium. Its melting point is lower than the human body but above typical room temp. You can melt it by holding it. It's soft and as a key you cannot use it with your hand. However if you work fast you could make a cast and then cut a new blank. Same process but no heat source needed. If you work in a cold environment you maintain the solid state. There are numerous alloys of gallium for specific melting points. Wood's metal also contains about 25% lead, not as bad as cadmium but has its toxicity concerns too. If you see a good price for Field's metal it's probably Wood's metal. Field's is expensive. It contains indium instead of lead and cadmium, costly stuff. I wonder if a cast could be made with water. Fill with water, freeze it, ice key. Have to work fast or in freezing environment. Nice thing would be if it breaks in the lock it won't matter. Clamp in key duplicator smashes it?
"Most frequently used when you have to fight a werewolf so you melt down your aunts jewelry into silver slugs" Hold up a minute, was that a dresden files reference I heard?
That method really is disgustingly easy. You don't even have to retreat after a picture like the 3D printing example. You can just go to a closet somewhere for the process. You can return the key in seconds, and have your own ready to go in minutes.
For those wondering, the devise they used is called a clam box. However, I cannot find a link to a place to buy it. If anyone could find one, that would be dandy.
I came back from the toilet and it autoplayed to the midle, the second I hear the middle guy talking i'm like "this mofo sounds familiar af" but its just the lockpicking lawyer
I once saw on McGyver that he scraped some bark off a pine tree, took a pine tree cone, rolled it in pine tart(idk how you call it english), lighted it with a lighter and it detonated and blew up bad guy's car😂😂
How many episodes do you shoot in one go? Would love to see an episode about how you guys do this stuff. Or have I just missed that episode? Also cant wait for episodes talking about other bypasses like the under door tool or the credit card trick or a crash bar tool. Also also would love to see an episode about using a proxmark key fob duplicator.
Depends on the day, usually it's 2-3, but in rare cases it can sometimes be as high as 5 or 6 if we have a bunch of quick videos (particularly with guests). We've done a couple videos documenting the recording process on the scamstuff channel, and we regularly talk about shoot particulars on our show The Bizarre Briefing. th-cam.com/video/Fn-l-59TWa0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/KN6Z05g5toY/w-d-xo.html
Guys... get Deviant on your channel... seriously. That guy is all kinds of awesome and could teach a lot of things that people should know about doors and security.
5:10 you can try to copy a car key this way all you like, and yeah you'll be able to open the doors, but it'll never start. You'll need some electronics for that. Also I find it hard to believe this is a very reliable way of copying a key. I worked at a keymaker/locksmith for a while, and keys have to be manufactured within a couple 1/100ths of a millimeter, and I find it very hard to believe a casting is precise enough for that
Is there a way to manufactute a key from the lock it would go to? Like using hot wax or something to make a mold and then extracting it and making a mold around that and then casting the metal key in that second mold?
I love how this was filmed in the old location. Putting it out now is only okay because you can't see their faces, so you can't see the fact they have aged a bit and changed hair.
Spread the word about the show, it really, genuinely helps us grow :)
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Really hope this is the one I win!
I saw a prison break docu a long time ago, the prisoners made an impression of a guards key with a piece of a styrofoam cup, traced it onto an aluminium can and cut it out.
nice hair cut looking sharp gent
@@clark5184
You can get those at any good 'head shop' it is just a butane torch.
My advice, go to a hardware store and get one that is meant for use in a "shop" but this might be to big for pocket use.
NEVER buy one marketed for cooking, they are overpriced re-skinned torches from the hardware store with less tip attachments, (for soldering, wood burning, "heat gun" etc incase you dont want a direct/open flame.) And probably a proprietary refueling valve that demands you buy their 'brand' of butane.
So basically, Bill Doran's way if you do not have a direct access to the key, and the LockPickingLawyers method if you have direct access.
Brian: There could be evidence!
LockPickingLawyer: Not if you did it right *throws clean keys on the table*
That's how someone in locksport drops the mic.
“On the next episode of Modern Rogue, we’re going to show you how to disable a home security alarm!”
Asbestos Fish it’s stupidly easy. Some old ones you can just grab the house phone and spam the numbers, this will change the number the system is trying to dial.
On LPL's channel he has a video on disabiling a wireless security system.
If Modern Rogue wants to do this video, send me a message and I'll help out. 😉😁
Video 935 from LockPickingLawyer :D
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Lol done that 🤣 hacking the system
“Avengers endgame is the most ambitious crossover ever”
The modern rogue: “hold my lock pick”
this is my favorite colab on youtube
Typical TH-cam comment for likes
In Brian's own words: "R-O-G-U-E, spell it right you savages!"
wtf is that supposed to mean
This episode: We literally cast counterfeit keys.
Next episode: We literally steal a car
Episode after that: We escape prison
@@MXCN_El1011 "How to knock out a prison guard with just a lunch tray"
He did that on Netflix
Be cool to see if they could actually use it for some faux criminal use without the lockpicking lawyer at hand to help
Hak5 have a video on hacking Ford's keyless key fobs which they're able to pair the attacker's key fob to the car. But for cars that is not keyless, it would take a mastermind.
"Sold for people casting bullets"
People making wax seals use a similiar spoon
I've used them to make shot for shotguns, getting oddball factory sizes in the UK is hard and they banned lead shot for water fowl so it's even harder
@@mrcaboosevg6089 oi bruv u gotta loicense for that internet?
@@rhodesianwojak2095 What?
@@kajetanmlynarczyk3345 That was a pretty american thing to say there
I just did this today, worked like a charm. The most important thing to do before trying your key is to check for any burrs or bits that stick out, and sand/file them off. It's extremely important to remove any and all burrs from the jagged side of the key where the bitting is, because otherwise the key *will* get stuck. Mine got stuck the first time, and I was able to remove it using a peterson mini knife from my lock picking set. I also highly recommend purchasing one of those before trying this, just in case you get your key stuck. Getting it out is super easy, plus the mini knife is an amazing multipurpose bypass and decoding tool.
When is there going to be a modern rogue Deviant Ollam cross over? I never realized how much I need that until now.
I've been waiting for that as well
"The Modern Rogue can get into your building."
Yes!
I was just thinking of his key duplicating/pen testing talks.
They’re already impressed with lock picking lawyer Deviant Ollam will probably blow their mind.
As Deviant showed in one of his videos you can prevent airbubbles in the key by carving a tiny little channel from the tip of the mold, so the trapped air can escape and allow the liquid metal to fill all of the mold. After the cooldown you can cut off the little spike from the channel.
Loving the non destructive entry and the theft stuff, it’s useful for preventing it I promise
When LockPickingLawyer doesn't do a face reveal for a second time
*Immeasurable disappointment*
*Ruined day*
I’m a famous movie star: 3.bp.blogspot.com/-0cIxKQtSLs4/Vp6M_KF_bMI/AAAAAAAAABA/BiyqVXx-fAg/s1600/gollum.PNG
I seriously couldn't care less, I don't watch his videos for his face or anything, never understood why people gave such a big shit about this
@@lockpickinglawyer god, I didn't expect that, well done
@@GabrielCarvv mystery creates curiosity
So is this why I've been getting recommended LockPickingLawyer videos for the past week? To prepare me for the video I had no idea I needed? I swear this series is making me more of a menace to society every day
Don't forget to subscribe LPL
Until you can say with confidence "I'm a Modern Rooooooooooooogue!"
Now show us how to make a girlfriend using molten metal.
pee wee gaskins has a good tutorial for that :D D: :D D:
Nah you got it wrong, it would be molten plastic
Actually, you can only cast girlfriend lure made from gold...
Using imaginary metal
First step is convincing a girl to let you spread sculpy/modeling clay on her private area. But if you can do that, why do you need a metal girlfriend in the first place?
6:37 - "Here, I can play stove for you" any way for Brian to be handling fire, he's going to be there.
"I'm worried about becoming my grandpa."
For a second I thought that Brian had been listening to too many time travel stories.
Deviant Ollam has done a lot of good talks at places like DefCon that're available on youtube. Highly recommended.
Yeah watch the bad door talk, then the key creation talk, then the elevator talk
Also can make an additional passage in the mould for the air to escape.
Ever since I started watching LPL I've got myself 2 new bikes a new car new tv and a safe (filled with cash) thanks man!
LPL is one of the best channels on youtube, I don't pick locks or ever thought of it, but I'm hooked on his channel. He has made me want to buy a practice pick set and learn how to do it
I love that even when he meets other youtubers, lockpicking lawyer is still just a pair of arms
We see so much of him o the modern rogue
th-cam.com/video/1jSHwaOR_eo/w-d-xo.html - I think that's the most anyone has ever recorded of him. Still not entirely sure it's not a paid stunt double.
You're welcome :D
WAIT. I thought the lockpicking lawyer was just a pair of hands...
BUT THOSE HANDS HAVE LEGS. YOU LIED TO ME.
Jason: you cast bullets when you need to fight a werewolf
Me: noticing a fellow intellectual
Didn't know LPL ever did something with Deviant Ollam himself. Very cool
I remember LPL did a video about picking the 1st place prize lock he won at a TOOOL locksport contest
I shot some videos with him recently... not sure when I’m publishing them, but not too far in the future.
@@lockpickinglawyer I can't wait
You've probably seen it by now, but...
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Brian: The Mage
Jason: The Fighter
LPL: The Thief
Trever: The Alchemist/Bard
Anthony: Assassin
SHUT UP AND GET ON IT.
Deviant: the truest rogue
James Harrison would be the pickpocket. LPL is the locksmith, they are completely different skill sets (although a good thief can do both). then you would need someone who could quietly do acrobatics/par-core to sneak around the building.
"For in much wisdom is much vexation,
and he who increases knowledge increases sorrow."
Great reference! Send more whenever you're "done playin'"
JASON YOU DONT PUT METAL IN THE MICROWAVE
But metal in the microwave looks so cool
Bob Wright they don’t need to add “misuse of a microwave” to the injury counter
@@Beamer1969 you can just not crumpled foil or a fork. There are microwave containers that have metal in them like microwave toastie makers which are very popular in the UK.
you'll get a shocking good time.
@@Beamer1969 head on over to King of Random where they put metal in microwaves.
All I want is just one more video with LPL explaining things like security pins, drill resistant pins, basically all things made to make locks more secure (and most importantly, how to defeat these measures anyway, because there is no such thing as a pick-proof lock).
LockPickingLawyer: (pulls out metal)
Jason: So do we microwave it?
I love it when two of my favorite channels do a collab.
Most dangerous thing in this video was the Johnsons Baby Powder.
It's just cornstarch now... it was more dangerous when it was talc.
From what I've read, only mildly so.
I love lockpickinglawyer. Glad to see you guys doing a collaboration with him.
Your show is 100% cursed. And I'm SO GLAD you leave the mistakes in, really makes it amazing
Love both the channels! You can really tell a channel thats "hands based" just from lpl gestures are so precise.
If you heat up the mold before pouring in the metal, you’ll get a perfect cast with no flaws. The problem with pouring hot metal into a cold mold is that the metal wants to solidify as soon as it hits the mold in some spots. I use this tip with my castings at home and they come out super clean
Gotta love the lockpicking lawyer, i find it weird 2 of my fav TH-cam's being on the same videos 😆
There's gotta be a modern age 6 degrees of youtube collabs out there.
I find it wild that Brian, a texan, doesn’t know people make their own bullets.
and a yank like me from NY does.
+R1CKSH4W Like a lot of people in Austin,Texas, Brian originated in California.
Nobody:
Me: I'm about to invest into this technology to duplicate mail keys
*STONKS*
bruuuh i was thinking the same thing with my mail key ! XD
Careful with that. Copying a random key isn't going to land you in much hot water legally (possesion of burglary tools maybe?) But it's entirely possible to run afoul of USPIS by copying mail keys. Do not mess with USPIS. They're like the IRS but didn't get emasculated by Scientology.
These guys went from duplicating a key from a photo to making one from molten metal
"Molten Metal"....... RIP injury counter...
Well, Wood's metal melts at about 70 °C, so it's probably less dangerous than a cup of tea.
@@TJStellmach ...You think that the Modern Rogue can't reset the injury counter with a cup of tea?
I poked some molten pewter once.
the clamp on the key cast serves double duty not only keeping the mold upright and tightly sealed, but it gets your hand out of the way, as well :)
these videos are getting better and better each time
Oh, we actually use woods metal for a new years tradition where you melt it and throw a spoon full in to water to cast fortunes, cool to see that it actually has some semi practical uses
Now they’ve got to do a bullet casting episode. Fairly easy to learn and super satisfying
onafixedincome flyfishing or just fishing in general would be a good episode
LPL:deviant ollam could get get in your building easily
Me:Bish you’ve picked house door locks in like 10 seconds
He's picked door locks on his table, held conveniently for him by a vice, and with no pressure on him in 10 seconds. I'm not saying he isn't good, but some of his picks would be considerably harder for him in a real world scenario.
As soon as I saw the hands along with the title of the video, I knew LPL would be in it. Haha. Nice hands channel impression guys. (Pun intended)
LPL's dry humour responses to the Rogues' jokes really adds something special.
Lockpicking Lawyer + Modern Rogue!
This is awesome!
That moment when you come here thinking you’ll see LPL’s Face Reveal
He knows better. While he isn't practicing any longer, he still holds his law license. I'm sure some people recognize his voice and know it's Harry, but actually coming out as a guy teaching people how to potentially break laws could get him disbarred.
2 of my favorite channels uniting to teach the masses how to: crime. Beautiful.
That intro was the best!! I need more of it immediately!!
"That does not look like it's precise enough..." That moment when Brian loses his faith in locks and keys xD
the Key to success is using life hacks combined with everything but the kitchen sink to Pin down a solution that's not necessarily the most optimum, but definitely is the coolest. we're Locked in and ready to rumble.
I'm legit surprised you guys don't have > 1 million subscribers already. Some of the consistently best content on youtube.
Spread the word!
@@ModernRogue I do!
The Modern Rogue
Where would one purchase the key impression device
Please make more episdoes with LockPickingLawyer. Have loved these two
Relevant There are some more coming.
@@lockpickinglawyer I can't wait!
Lock picking lawyer is tom scott, he only wears red shirts and jeans, so it's tom with a voice changer haha
I like how Brian's hand is still clean shaven with spiky hair.
"In the next episode of The Modern Rogue, We'll teach you how to become a mob boss and erase all evidence of your existence!"
I saw a version of this where a steel key blank was cut down past the teeth and put into the mold before any metal was poured (in this case it was a fairly hard lead alloy, I believe they were wheel weights). They didn't fuse together, but they were a perfect match that could then be attached with superglue. The casting interfaced with the pins and the steel took the strain of turning the cylinder.
This video reinforces my addiction to the lockpicking lawyer
LPL got me into locksport and high powered rifles. Odd combo, but his squire lock shootout episode with Bosnian Bill is awesome.
Well that's neat top see crossover with LPL! Hope we see some more like it in future
Videos like this are my favorite since it is actual rogue behavior.
On your way to 1M subscribers! I knew it would happen sooner or later when I watched the first video of yours. Also Brian looks like Gary Jules. Anyone?
both fun and terrifying - getting this kind of skill - picking locks and stuff. The feeling that you would like to try it in real life but it's illegal.
What type of lighter were you using? It looks sick
2:35
"he's the kind of person you don't want to be trying to get into your house"
But.. I though that's how he makes a living. By getting paid to get in peoples houses. That's what penetration testers do.
“We’re just gonna use this lighter and this little ladle.”
Ah. The old junkie trick. I see.
Really enjoy lock picking lawyer. Really enjoy modern rogue. Love the collaboration with this video
Here's a tip. Use rosin cored lead/tin solder wire. Throw that into your edc together with a butane soldering iron/torch.
Far easier to explain away than weird metal alloys etc.
i bet bill feels like youre making him look bad here :")
One could use gallium. Its melting point is lower than the human body but above typical room temp. You can melt it by holding it. It's soft and as a key you cannot use it with your hand. However if you work fast you could make a cast and then cut a new blank. Same process but no heat source needed. If you work in a cold environment you maintain the solid state. There are numerous alloys of gallium for specific melting points. Wood's metal also contains about 25% lead, not as bad as cadmium but has its toxicity concerns too. If you see a good price for Field's metal it's probably Wood's metal. Field's is expensive. It contains indium instead of lead and cadmium, costly stuff.
I wonder if a cast could be made with water. Fill with water, freeze it, ice key. Have to work fast or in freezing environment. Nice thing would be if it breaks in the lock it won't matter. Clamp in key duplicator smashes it?
Molten metal? Ohh, i carry it every day.
MrSpookz gallium is pretty cheap and can be carried in like an old pill bottle
I think once you get a mold of the key you want ,you can do the rest at home
Pedobear yeah that works too
Okay, can we talk about how good Brian looks in the end ad. Nice hair style!!
YES YES YES 2 of my favorite channels collaborating more and more
LPL making the TH-cam rounds! Love it!
If the lighter refill went well, please teach us his "trick". Genuine useful modern rogue skill, right there!
LPL is one of my favorite channels and can’t forget Bosniabill
"Most frequently used when you have to fight a werewolf so you melt down your aunts jewelry into silver slugs"
Hold up a minute, was that a dresden files reference I heard?
That method really is disgustingly easy. You don't even have to retreat after a picture like the 3D printing example. You can just go to a closet somewhere for the process. You can return the key in seconds, and have your own ready to go in minutes.
i love the lock picking lawler! been following him for atleast 2 years
seeing the title....thought i was gonna see the lawyers face..such a bummer..g8 vid tho
And then I though LPL couldn't get any better.
9:26 - _"Uhm... OK, yeah..."_ LOL
For whatever reason, I always assumed lpl would always be wearing a suit, but it makes a lot more sense that he doesn't.
It's like superman/Clark Kent... The suit makes it so no one can recognize him.
Eyy long time subscriber of LPL here!
1:50 How do you like your steak? criminally done.
This is just like the Prince Ali Rescue quest from runescape.
Or Recruitment Drive.
For those wondering, the devise they used is called a clam box. However, I cannot find a link to a place to buy it. If anyone could find one, that would be dandy.
I came back from the toilet and it autoplayed to the midle, the second I hear the middle guy talking i'm like "this mofo sounds familiar af" but its just the lockpicking lawyer
I remember seeing this trick on The A-Team. That means everything in The A-Team mudt be true
I once saw on McGyver that he scraped some bark off a pine tree, took a pine tree cone, rolled it in pine tart(idk how you call it english), lighted it with a lighter and it detonated and blew up bad guy's car😂😂
@@iare19 Pine resin is flammable, but not explosively like that
@@Tessa_ract Pine cones that are closed can pop due to trapped air.
Pre-heating the ladle is a great safety tip.
You almost hit 1 million subscribers!!
How many episodes do you shoot in one go? Would love to see an episode about how you guys do this stuff. Or have I just missed that episode? Also cant wait for episodes talking about other bypasses like the under door tool or the credit card trick or a crash bar tool. Also also would love to see an episode about using a proxmark key fob duplicator.
Depends on the day, usually it's 2-3, but in rare cases it can sometimes be as high as 5 or 6 if we have a bunch of quick videos (particularly with guests). We've done a couple videos documenting the recording process on the scamstuff channel, and we regularly talk about shoot particulars on our show The Bizarre Briefing.
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The one dislike on this video is the valet with ill intentions. You guys caught on to his act...
Guys... get Deviant on your channel... seriously. That guy is all kinds of awesome and could teach a lot of things that people should know about doors and security.
I’m so exited for 1 million subs!!!!
You rock
5:10 you can try to copy a car key this way all you like, and yeah you'll be able to open the doors, but it'll never start. You'll need some electronics for that. Also I find it hard to believe this is a very reliable way of copying a key. I worked at a keymaker/locksmith for a while, and keys have to be manufactured within a couple 1/100ths of a millimeter, and I find it very hard to believe a casting is precise enough for that
Is there a way to manufactute a key from the lock it would go to? Like using hot wax or something to make a mold and then extracting it and making a mold around that and then casting the metal key in that second mold?
I love how this was filmed in the old location. Putting it out now is only okay because you can't see their faces, so you can't see the fact they have aged a bit and changed hair.
Love the content of "The Modern Rogue." And Brian Brushwood is so much easier to watch now that he has a better haircut/style.
Deviant is awesome... Funny how 3 of my favorite channels/people have come together in some form in this video.
You know your dealing with experts when one asks if you heat the metal in the microwave.