Nope. Seriously, DONT PICK A LOCK YOU RELY ON. That's a rule that I'm sure he and most locksmiths and pickers adhere to. Even if you ask for a demonstration of how long it takes to pick the lock you're buying from a locksmith, that locksmith will show you on another lock of the same type. Not the one you're buying.
@@penfold7800 , I don't know if it happens in real life, but theoretically in case of burglaries, it would be good to be able to see if the lock had been picked.
Zilla Zalo What’s wrong with teachable moments? I learned something new about locks, and I appreciate the helpful responses. I don’t really see why that’s such a bad thing, although I guess I can understand if you were disappointed that the replies weren’t funny.
"Rotate all of those discs as far clockwise as they will go" Crowd falls silent... "Then I'm going to get the pick that BosnianBill and I made" Crowd erupts into a cheer!
One guy(me) sighs.... Also, it's not particularly hard to open..... If you have the pick LPL and Bill made......so it's probably good enough for normal use
I'm just waiting for the time he decides to throw us for a loop and goes "The pick that BosnianBill and I designed" and pulls out the black one instead
@@Archimedes.5000 why would a cable lock automatically require the disc detainer pick?? sure a lot of cable locks these days use disc detainer cores, but *far* from everyone does
Lock picking lawyer legit saved my ass the other night. I’m a self-employed repair man and I was doing a moonlight job on site by myself the other day and stupidly locked myself out! I was able to regain entry (nondestructively). Which was a good thing because my phone happen to be inside with all of my tools. Are used the keys in my pocket to do a “low skilled raking attack “ just found a similar key shoved it in back-and-forth real quick and the lock popped right open.
The size of this cable lock is rather intimidating, so I guess bonus points on this as it could scare potential average thieves away or just say "hell no".
"It's not particularly hard to open" he says, after using a CUSTOM TOOL and his A+ skill. Pretty sure a petty thief is going to struggle against this core.
Not really, because they won't bother trying to pick it. Anyone who wants to steal something this will be used to protect will have a battery-powered grinder these days. That'd be through it in 10s or less.
@@RichardHarlos If that strong point is a majority of potentials, then it's still a good thought regardless. Most people arnt thieving bikes, less are thieving locked bikes, and even less are thieving locked bikes via picking. The core requiring a specialty tool and the thick cable means you basically shut out all opportunistic thieves, the most common kind.
This is one of the most wholesome and kinda scary channels I’ve seen Maxes out lock picking knows inside most locks Knows how to correctly use fire arms Has fire arms Doesn’t swear Has a family And as his name suggests is a lawyer And he deserves a of it
Kryptonite: We made this huge 1 inch thick cable lock, and put a disk-detainer lock on it so no one can pick it! LPL: Nothing on 2, 3 is binding, and we got this open.
I really want to see a destruction test on this cable, I think it would be really interesting to see how those ratcheting cable cutters lpl has would hold up to this cable and how other things would too
@@saralevine9991 "Let LPL do" sponsors have to be disclosed, and he's been very up-front several times when he's spoken to companies or received free units.
Master Locks (#3 etc. anyway) are great confidence builders though. They're quite a step up from those acrylic padlocks, but the pins give nice satisfying clicks and once you get it open once, your time on them will improve every time. I do find that TOK tension is a lot nicer than BOK for those particular keyways, but either should be OK (depending on the bitting). Just keep at it.
It is getting just a bit tedious at this point. But I wonder if he has to keep doing videos like this because he has already run out of locks on this planet that are actually hard for him to pick. And he can't cut it, because he's not the Lock Cutting Lawyer.
When he said the thickness adds alot of weight I was getting flashbacks to the huge chain he uses for his bike, then he said its probably better to just go with a chain at that weight, this man never leaves himself open to flaws, love the channel
He may picked it, but it needs very special equipment and skills to do it, and it's a difference if you do it at home on your table, or outside under time pressure, the next thing is almost no thieve will have the skills to pick disc cylinders (normal thieves don't pick at all). Thieves usually cut locks open, and because of this the rest of the lock is even more important than the cylinder itself.
tungsten carbide can be defeated with a hammer. It's ludicrously brittle. Hard as heck, abrasion-proof but very vulnerable to impact, can be shattered like glass.
@@sharpfang Anyone who has used a tungsten carbide end mill will know that - I've gone through them like a bowl of popcorn. They are hilariously brittle. That was a joke, also because I said I'll secure it with a master lock :)
LPL is like a neural network, picking apart every single lock and learning from it... ...All with the ultimate goal to create the ultimate lock that has no flaws. And then he'll be unstoppable. Locking everything and everyone.
You can work it out if understand how the pick works: apply tension to the first disc, rotate every other disc until you feel it fall into a gate, tension on one of the other discs and pick the first disc. Without the pick you might be able to do it with a vice but it would not be easy or practical.
You still need somewhat specialized tools - but nowhere that advanced. A prong-style tensioner (like tweezers with angled tips, you can make one off a wiper insert by folding it in half) and a dimple lock pick (again, not a very hard to make out of sufficiently stiff wire). And of course it's going to be considerably more difficult. Of course that will work with locks that can be tensioned off disk 1. Some are tensioned off the last disk, and a couple even off a random disk in the middle, and then you'd better have the actual disk detainer pick.
You can't pick this with pin cylinder lock-picks or wafer lock picks, because the disks rotate to different degrees and block the entry of a pick. However, there's always a 3-4mm holle/space down the centre which allows a circular shaft with a pick tip on the end to pass through. Now, that said, if this tensions from the front (and I suspect that it does), you could pick this with a modified cheap Chinese disk detainer pick. The modification needed is the part that tensions the first disk needs to be ground a bit longer and the picking tip needs to be ground down a lot thinner). You can now get a cheap beginners kit with two picks (front disk tensioning and rear actuator tensioning) together with a perspex lock, to give you an idea of how the process works. Most cheap pound/dollar stores sell the cheap Chinese low security 25mm disk detainer padlocks that are a good start to learn how to pick a real lock. ...however, if this lock tensions from a random disk then the cheap Chinese picks won't work. The only solution is one of the more expensive disk detainer pick kits ($3-400) or the one that sparrows sells (that BosnianBill and LockpickingLawyer designed) for a lot less.
“Not hard to pick” He said before spending nominally more time picking than usual locks, with a specially designed pick that very few people would even have access to, in the hands of a professional picker with untold years and breadth of experience. Not saying it wasn’t easy for LPL, but downplaying the ease of the pick on locks like these always ticks me off. Great video regardless.
That's exactly LPL's point. He's addressing experienced pickers, not normal people. What's the point of locks when they can just be picked by just anybody?
@@racexine the point is to baseline the claim across the full population, not just "experienced pickers". Experienced pickers will make more money from working as locksmiths than stealing bikes, so what is the average experience of actual bike thieves? Is this actually an easy pick for the average bike thief? Doubtful.
It definitely seems odd to call this an easy pick when there are ACTUALLY easy picks on this channel. Like calling this an easy pick is kind of insulting to any of his masterlock or gun safe lock videos.
@@alpha.gamma.dingdong Yeah like an easy pick is one you can rake open. Anyone who thinks bike thieves are picking locks rather than cutting them open with a saw or bolt cutters needs to have a word with themselves.
Hey LPL you always provide well explained and well provided examples. You always keep in mind that there are always beginners watching. I’m watching this video right now when your picking it with that tool. And I like how you always tell us what numbers are binding or if you have a click. Nice job and keep it up. Your amazing and I also want to get into picking locks for like a hobbit and for fun. But I don’t have the tools. I’m subscribed and I have my notifications on all. Nice job have a nice day. Hope you see this!
@@dlevi67 Tension with left hand. Go through the discs and turn them until they click. Repeat. Done. Frankly he makes it look so easy that my flossing routine seems more complicated.
@@dlevi67 Commercial availability is an issue. Sparrow has released a version of the pick, but it sold out rather quickly and they haven't made a second batch yet. So, for the moment, you can't buy one of these easily (no, I didn't check ebay).
@@HariSeldon913 Here's my canadian link for the pick, you may want to go on the us domain but i'm just waiting it get back in stock ; www.sparrowslockpicks.ca/product_p/disc.htm
Dude, when LPL says that it requires specialist tools and skills, your things will be fine. Remember, LPL is a very experienced and skilled lock pick with all the tools he needs and the ability to design and create tools he doesn't have. Even if LPL can pick a lock in 5 seconds, it'll take some rando way longer!
@@tigershark2328 To add onto this, petty thieves and such go for the easiest method available if their goal is to just steal whatever they can. Something as simple as a lock, regardless of difficulty of picking, should act as enough of a deterrent because why waste even 30 seconds picking a lock when you can waste no time at all opening something that isn't locked in the first place.
I'd say this is a good buy. Not easily cut through, and I'm not even sure if it's possible to covertly cut through. Furthermore, the pick used was custom made by an expert, not commercially available or able to be designed by a layman. And even with that specially designed pick, it took LPL much longer than it usually takes him.
You can tell hes practiced a lot on this one, since the dust cover has a mark from all the times he forcefully inserted the shaft of his pick that Bosnian Bill and he made
This video fails the principles of Chekhov's Gun, mentioned using wire cutters of different sizes, hack saws and angle grinders but never actually attempted to use them.
The principle of Chekhov's Gun fails the principle of IDGAF tho. He's the Lockpicking Lawyer not the Destructive Attack Lawyer. Go to Bosnian Bill's channel if you want destructive attacks. LPL is just pointing out facts that are important to the overall security but things his channel does not typically focus on unless he's super bored.
Hello, LockPickingLawyer! I have question. I was watching Detective Conan, ep 176, and after about 7 minutes, a black Porsche 356A is shown. Conan later picks open this car's lock with a bent metal clothes hanger. Is this possible, or was it just for the sake of the story?
My old Mazda truck had a linkage arm to the inside lock release. I could slide the coat hanger in between the window and outside rubber seal and push the linkage arm down and unlock the door fairly easy. I didn't need the fancy slim Jim tool.
I went and checked the clip in question. He doesn't pick the lock, he opens the door by using the hanger to reach in and move aside the locking mechanism I think. I've seen videos about it in real life as well, so it is definitely possible but might not be as quick and easy as shown in the episode.
depending on the car, the lock can be bypassed rather quickly with a clothes hanger if you have the skill. its not so much picking as it is skipping the lock
is there anything secure on this channel, i am hostage in my own home can i lock anything that would not be opened in 60 seconds, or do i have to invent some of my own shit ?
The best security is a decent police force and neighbours that know when (and ideally when not) to call the police. You can make stealing harder by using good locks and chains, but without any intervention, everything can be stolen. There is no total security when you are alone. That is why humans form societys. Individualism is a lie.
I’ve been watching this channel so long I sometimes kid myself into believe I could pick a lock open in an emergency. That said, I’d be SOL with a disk detainer lock without a pick designed by you and Bosnian Bill.
Man, I'm glad we again get to see the pick you and Bosnian Bill made in action. I was almost afraid the pick you and Bosnian Bill made was gone from the channel. Can you tell I really like the pick you and Bosnian Bill made?
I wish I saw your videos earlier. Twice I have had to dismantle the bolts (it was old fashioned with bolts and padlocks) of my room door to get inside after a hard days work. I usually remembered that I had forgotten the keys inside while on the job, so I could just borrow the screwdrivers from my workplace...
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The Lockpickinglawyer seems like the kind of person who lost his keys 10 years ago and still has not noticed
Nope. Seriously, DONT PICK A LOCK YOU RELY ON. That's a rule that I'm sure he and most locksmiths and pickers adhere to. Even if you ask for a demonstration of how long it takes to pick the lock you're buying from a locksmith, that locksmith will show you on another lock of the same type. Not the one you're buying.
Pen Fold Why? Does it damage or weaken the lock?
Dom Philbrick you can damage the internals of the lock fairly easily and make it unreliable.
@@penfold7800 , I don't know if it happens in real life, but theoretically in case of burglaries, it would be good to be able to see if the lock had been picked.
Zilla Zalo What’s wrong with teachable moments? I learned something new about locks, and I appreciate the helpful responses. I don’t really see why that’s such a bad thing, although I guess I can understand if you were disappointed that the replies weren’t funny.
"Rotate all of those discs as far clockwise as they will go"
Crowd falls silent...
"Then I'm going to get the pick that BosnianBill and I made"
Crowd erupts into a cheer!
One guy(me) sighs....
Also, it's not particularly hard to open..... If you have the pick LPL and Bill made......so it's probably good enough for normal use
I'm just waiting for the time he decides to throw us for a loop and goes "The pick that BosnianBill and I designed" and pulls out the black one instead
i could hear the Dave Chapelles's HURRAY in my head
The way he says bozzzzznian Bill is so cool.
i'm still waiting for the day when the Lock pops open as soon as LPL grabs "The Tool that Bosnian Bill and i made"
I saw the key and knew immediately that it's going to be "the pick Bosnian Bill and I made".
Lol you and I both😂
That sentence would definitely be included in my LockPickingLawyer bingo sheet
It was obvious the moment he said "cable lock"
yea. require special tool.
@@Archimedes.5000 why would a cable lock automatically require the disc detainer pick?? sure a lot of cable locks these days use disc detainer cores, but *far* from everyone does
I love how the pick that LPL and bosnian Bill made has become such a meme that we are all waiting for him to say it
meme, or religious experience?
"I seem to have caught some popcorn shell between my teeth. I'm going to use..."
"My wife's underwear seems to be creeping up where it aught naught...."
Now, it's a meta meme "here's a meme about the meme about the thing Bosnian Bill and I created"
Super easy, barely an inconvenience
"Not particularly hard to open" Greek isn't particularly hard to speak if you are Greek.
That’s a great analogy!
Haha, so true!!
"No no, he's got a point"
Not particularly hard to open with this custom one-of-a-kind lockpick that an equally expert friend and I collaborated on creating for the purpose.
Nice one!
You know its serious when he uses the pick the he and BosnianBill made.
i agree
i agree.
H2O Addict Do you agree?
I concur
I'm confused
Lock picking lawyer legit saved my ass the other night. I’m a self-employed repair man and I was doing a moonlight job on site by myself the other day and stupidly locked myself out! I was able to regain entry (nondestructively). Which was a good thing because my phone happen to be inside with all of my tools. Are used the keys in my pocket to do a “low skilled raking attack “ just found a similar key shoved it in back-and-forth real quick and the lock popped right open.
I did this on my letterbox, it was faster then finding the actual key 😂
And now you know that you really ought to change locks to something a tad more difficult to pick.
Damn, its really hard to understand whether this is a joke or not
oijqwoijdowiqjdqw it’s not. It Really happened.
Ah, a masterlock
The size of this cable lock is rather intimidating, so I guess bonus points on this as it could scare potential average thieves away or just say "hell no".
Yeah, usually there are other bikes nearby. Why wasting time on this even if it is pickable.
@@StYxXx Most bikes I see around me aren't even locked up. When they are, they're usually locked up poorly.
In some countries it's considered a military weapon
@@ME-hm7zm How to say f*** you to both you and your bike: See the lock, pick the lock, take the lock, leave the bike.
@@ME-hm7zm I imagine most thieves are also looking for an easy wheel/saddle to steal, because they're usually unlocked and stealable in
"As you can see this lock isn't very hard to pick" says the man with superhuman lock picking abilities while us mortals look on in awe.
LPL is still too powerful, we need to stop this man before he ascends.
I wouldn't be suprised if he picked the lock to get into the 4th dimension
You're late, he has picked through the locks of Niflheim gates in his previous life.
It’s too late, he’s already god.
Nihilly shut up nerd
Too late he's already ahead of our time!!
"It's not particularly hard to open" he says, after using a CUSTOM TOOL and his A+ skill. Pretty sure a petty thief is going to struggle against this core.
Not really, because they won't bother trying to pick it. Anyone who wants to steal something this will be used to protect will have a battery-powered grinder these days. That'd be through it in 10s or less.
I'd still use it, very thick cable should deter side cutter attacks.
Considering most people will opt for the destructive methods, I agree.
Perhaps a ramset to the lock will be the best
Emphasizing a strong point doesn't strengthen the weak point, though.
@@RichardHarlos If that strong point is a majority of potentials, then it's still a good thought regardless.
Most people arnt thieving bikes, less are thieving locked bikes, and even less are thieving locked bikes via picking.
The core requiring a specialty tool and the thick cable means you basically shut out all opportunistic thieves, the most common kind.
we should wait with a conclusion until he cuts it with his japanese cablecutter^^
This is one of the most wholesome and kinda scary channels I’ve seen
Maxes out lock picking
knows inside most locks
Knows how to correctly use fire arms
Has fire arms
Doesn’t swear
Has a family
And as his name suggests is a lawyer
And he deserves a of it
Kryptonite: We made this huge 1 inch thick cable lock, and put a disk-detainer lock on it so no one can pick it!
LPL: Nothing on 2, 3 is binding, and we got this open.
it's cable, not chain
Haha superman would floss his teeth with this shit . Kryptonite my foot
They probably add 'except LBL and Bosnian Bill'
@@samiuseliina who is L *B* L?
@@mwilliamshs lock breaking lawyer... Lpl's evil clone
I really want to see a destruction test on this cable, I think it would be really interesting to see how those ratcheting cable cutters lpl has would hold up to this cable and how other things would too
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It's Sold Secure Bronze. It weighs 2Kg. Kryptonite is very careful about the kinds of things they let LPL do with their locks.
@@saralevine9991 What do you mean?
@@saralevine9991 "Let LPL do" sponsors have to be disclosed, and he's been very up-front several times when he's spoken to companies or received free units.
@@Kai-K If there is no arrangement between LPL and Kryptonite, let this 'lawyer' say so.
I hear LPL and BB have an amazing bike collection. ;).
The Pick that Bosnian Bill and I Made: "A thick cable? Don't make me laugh!"
I love that that is the canonical name
“Not particularly hard to pick” is LPL’s go to but it took me like 4 minutes to pick a master lock
It takes practice and knowing the weaknesses of different lock types. Just give it time.
Master Locks (#3 etc. anyway) are great confidence builders though. They're quite a step up from those acrylic padlocks, but the pins give nice satisfying clicks and once you get it open once, your time on them will improve every time. I do find that TOK tension is a lot nicer than BOK for those particular keyways, but either should be OK (depending on the bitting). Just keep at it.
Practice, my friend. LPL spends hours a day picking. He sits down to watch TV with a wreath of locks in his lap and picks them while watching TV!
@@ScottKenny1978 great video by lpl showing us his box of practice locks
4 minutes.... Keep practicing.
I just come here to hear him talk. It's very nice and calming. He could break into my house and I'd be fine with it.
I wanted to see the hacksaw, angle grinder & cutters attack that cable. I love to watch sparks fly!
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It is getting just a bit tedious at this point. But I wonder if he has to keep doing videos like this because he has already run out of locks on this planet that are actually hard for him to pick. And he can't cut it, because he's not the Lock Cutting Lawyer.
"And then I'm going to get the pick that Bosnian Bill and I made." = "Yeah, you really don't have to worry about someone picking this."
Love you taking companies to task with the pick Bosnian Bill and you made. :)
When someone calls me a tool, I guess they mean the tool Bosnian Bill and him made.
When he said the thickness adds alot of weight I was getting flashbacks to the huge chain he uses for his bike, then he said its probably better to just go with a chain at that weight, this man never leaves himself open to flaws, love the channel
- I'd like to return this lock and take another one.
- But sir, you've returned 1124 locks already, what's bugging you?
- I have very refined taste...
That's actually a pretty good lock it seems, it took over 10 seconds to pick, that's better than 90% of the locks on this channel
He may picked it, but it needs very special equipment and skills to do it, and it's a difference if you do it at home on your table, or outside under time pressure, the next thing is almost no thieve will have the skills to pick disc cylinders (normal thieves don't pick at all).
Thieves usually cut locks open, and because of this the rest of the lock is even more important than the cylinder itself.
That's why I use a 100mm solid piece of tungsten carbide on my bike
Secured by a master lock of course
Lol
tungsten carbide can be defeated with a hammer. It's ludicrously brittle. Hard as heck, abrasion-proof but very vulnerable to impact, can be shattered like glass.
@@sharpfang Anyone who has used a tungsten carbide end mill will know that - I've gone through them like a bowl of popcorn. They are hilariously brittle. That was a joke, also because I said I'll secure it with a master lock :)
@@SuryanIsaac Prison bars have a tungsten carbide core , perhaps make a chain from prison bars .
who else tuned in expecting him to break out the bolt cutters :P Nice work LPL!
I would like to see a price/security ratio video for bike locks
Infinity for all of them. Price >0, and LPL opens them all, so security=0.
Price-to-picking-time ratio would be better.
@@brianhermino43 vast majority of locked bike thefts happen by cutting the lock, not picking it
Security/weight ratio...
@@u.v.s.5583 You fool, you've divided by zero D:
LPL is like a neural network, picking apart every single lock and learning from it...
...All with the ultimate goal to create the ultimate lock that has no flaws.
And then he'll be unstoppable. Locking everything and everyone.
"but it will require specialize tools"
Say the line
"The pick that Bosnian Bill and I made."
@@MirzaAhmed89 LETS GOOO
When you were picking the lock with the tool it made me think of my dentist. Just your tone and how you were talking. Pretty funny to me lmao
could you showcase how to pick a disc detainer lock like this without the special tool?
You can work it out if understand how the pick works: apply tension to the first disc, rotate every other disc until you feel it fall into a gate, tension on one of the other discs and pick the first disc. Without the pick you might be able to do it with a vice but it would not be easy or practical.
@Jeronimo Stupenengo Pefaur You mean, that's why LPL and Bosnian Bill made the tool? :)
You still need somewhat specialized tools - but nowhere that advanced. A prong-style tensioner (like tweezers with angled tips, you can make one off a wiper insert by folding it in half) and a dimple lock pick (again, not a very hard to make out of sufficiently stiff wire). And of course it's going to be considerably more difficult. Of course that will work with locks that can be tensioned off disk 1. Some are tensioned off the last disk, and a couple even off a random disk in the middle, and then you'd better have the actual disk detainer pick.
You can't pick this with pin cylinder lock-picks or wafer lock picks, because the disks rotate to different degrees and block the entry of a pick. However, there's always a 3-4mm holle/space down the centre which allows a circular shaft with a pick tip on the end to pass through. Now, that said, if this tensions from the front (and I suspect that it does), you could pick this with a modified cheap Chinese disk detainer pick. The modification needed is the part that tensions the first disk needs to be ground a bit longer and the picking tip needs to be ground down a lot thinner). You can now get a cheap beginners kit with two picks (front disk tensioning and rear actuator tensioning) together with a perspex lock, to give you an idea of how the process works. Most cheap pound/dollar stores sell the cheap Chinese low security 25mm disk detainer padlocks that are a good start to learn how to pick a real lock. ...however, if this lock tensions from a random disk then the cheap Chinese picks won't work. The only solution is one of the more expensive disk detainer pick kits ($3-400) or the one that sparrows sells (that BosnianBill and LockpickingLawyer designed) for a lot less.
@Ballistic Bob Even using this tool, you have to _pick_ such lock, no raking, key dumping, core shimming or bypassing.
Since I met this channel I never felt safe again; seems like nothing is unpickable.
“Not hard to pick”
He said before spending nominally more time picking than usual locks, with a specially designed pick that very few people would even have access to, in the hands of a professional picker with untold years and breadth of experience.
Not saying it wasn’t easy for LPL, but downplaying the ease of the pick on locks like these always ticks me off. Great video regardless.
That's exactly LPL's point. He's addressing experienced pickers, not normal people. What's the point of locks when they can just be picked by just anybody?
@@racexine the point is to baseline the claim across the full population, not just "experienced pickers". Experienced pickers will make more money from working as locksmiths than stealing bikes, so what is the average experience of actual bike thieves? Is this actually an easy pick for the average bike thief? Doubtful.
It definitely seems odd to call this an easy pick when there are ACTUALLY easy picks on this channel. Like calling this an easy pick is kind of insulting to any of his masterlock or gun safe lock videos.
He’s saying it’s better than most locks and if you want a bike lock, you could prolly just get a chain that would weigh less
@@alpha.gamma.dingdong Yeah like an easy pick is one you can rake open. Anyone who thinks bike thieves are picking locks rather than cutting them open with a saw or bolt cutters needs to have a word with themselves.
Hey LPL you always provide well explained and well provided examples. You always keep in mind that there are always beginners watching. I’m watching this video right now when your picking it with that tool. And I like how you always tell us what numbers are binding or if you have a click. Nice job and keep it up. Your amazing and I also want to get into picking locks for like a hobbit and for fun. But I don’t have the tools. I’m subscribed and I have my notifications on all. Nice job have a nice day. Hope you see this!
Frodo or Sam?
Wayne Essar ?
Ask Gollum
*Sees disk detainer core keys*
*Anticipation rises*
I love how the packaging is completely untouched so as soon as the video was done he couldn’t return it😂
whoa, that was beefy.
That's what she said
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I watched this channel long enough that by description of the lock I can say what tool is going to be used.
Thicc
You beat me, good job !
@@jesseherman2453 giventhe timestamp, they commented before watching the video. I award zero points.
"That thickness means it jumps to a pretty high weight class"
🔥🔥🔥 burn
I was looking for this comment.
I'd be interested to see you start cutting locks and cables along with picking. Truly will make each review feel complete.
When the lock starts to weigh as much as the bike
"It's not too hard to open" is actually great praise from LPL.
"not particularly hard to open" using specialised tools and my magical wizard powers
@LockPickingLawyer. Ahhhh. Thank you. I needed that lock picked.
Hope you and your family stay safe and well. Have a Happy Independence Day.
ah, the pick bosnian bill and he made
Is back! It is finally back, i like when you use the Pick that you and Bosnianbill made :)
Last time I was this early, LPP had already picked three Master padlocks.
...three different ways on all three (9 pickings)
Yay, a disc detainer core! We know what's coming boys and girls.
“Not particularly hard to open”
Really easy actually you only needed to use a custom picking tool
It's not any more custom that any other pick. The real difference is Harry's skill at picking.
@@dlevi67 Tension with left hand. Go through the discs and turn them until they click. Repeat. Done.
Frankly he makes it look so easy that my flossing routine seems more complicated.
@@dlevi67 Wait this monster has a name?
@@dlevi67 Commercial availability is an issue. Sparrow has released a version of the pick, but it sold out rather quickly and they haven't made a second batch yet. So, for the moment, you can't buy one of these easily (no, I didn't check ebay).
@@HariSeldon913 Here's my canadian link for the pick, you may want to go on the us domain but i'm just waiting it get back in stock ; www.sparrowslockpicks.ca/product_p/disc.htm
Because of your videos, I just got a locksmith apprenticeship to help me through college
I still would like to see a brute force method to open this lock
@charlie orosz won't take that much. I bet a single loop of detcord would do it. Or a single drop of ammonium tri-iodide in the keyway.
I am for some reason wondering about a basic hammer vs. where the lock connects at.
SWA cable shears would likely come out on top.
Thicc cable: "you'll never get through me!"
LPL:"the pick BonsianBill and I made"
Thicc cable: ...
"Not particularly hard to open"= mostly un-pickable for the average lock picker?
Hey, LPL a thumbs up today just because you give us something every day! I know so many of us appreciate your dedication.
I dont even lock anything anymore because of LPL
Justin D 😂
Dude, when LPL says that it requires specialist tools and skills, your things will be fine.
Remember, LPL is a very experienced and skilled lock pick with all the tools he needs and the ability to design and create tools he doesn't have.
Even if LPL can pick a lock in 5 seconds, it'll take some rando way longer!
@@tigershark2328 To add onto this, petty thieves and such go for the easiest method available if their goal is to just steal whatever they can. Something as simple as a lock, regardless of difficulty of picking, should act as enough of a deterrent because why waste even 30 seconds picking a lock when you can waste no time at all opening something that isn't locked in the first place.
If we live in a simulation, this guy certainly has the cheat codes.
Lets be honest you waited for him to say "The pick Bosnian Bill and I made"
Imagine a cop showing up at his house, seeing a bunch of locks, specialized lock pickers, pliers, and a hacksaw.
"Okay folks, as you saw it isn't that hard to open"
Me: doens't know how to use scissors
...or how to spell "doesn't"
I'd say this is a good buy. Not easily cut through, and I'm not even sure if it's possible to covertly cut through. Furthermore, the pick used was custom made by an expert, not commercially available or able to be designed by a layman. And even with that specially designed pick, it took LPL much longer than it usually takes him.
"The thickest cable I ever tested"
Should have saved it for april fools buddy
Yeah there were a number of interesting lines in this vid
You can tell hes practiced a lot on this one, since the dust cover has a mark from all the times he forcefully inserted the shaft of his pick that Bosnian Bill and he made
*busts out a custom-made pick and takes over a minute to open*
“As you can see it’s not hard to open”
*_B R U H_*
That would make a pretty nice weapon. Just open it and swing away.
U-Locks are pretty good for this purpose - they are heavy enough to be used as weapons if you swing them around
This video fails the principles of Chekhov's Gun, mentioned using wire cutters of different sizes, hack saws and angle grinders but never actually attempted to use them.
Chekhov's Gun .. today I learned. thanks!
I was hoping for a destructive attack. Now that it's picked, let's put to various physical attacks!
But they didn't make their appearance on stage. I don't think "mention" in a video is enough.
The principle of Chekhov's Gun fails the principle of IDGAF tho. He's the Lockpicking Lawyer not the Destructive Attack Lawyer. Go to Bosnian Bill's channel if you want destructive attacks. LPL is just pointing out facts that are important to the overall security but things his channel does not typically focus on unless he's super bored.
This way he can return the lock.
The magic words were spoken. All hail T.P.T.B.B.A.I.M.
Hello, LockPickingLawyer! I have question. I was watching Detective Conan, ep 176, and after about 7 minutes, a black Porsche 356A is shown. Conan later picks open this car's lock with a bent metal clothes hanger. Is this possible, or was it just for the sake of the story?
using just a bent wire won't work without a tension wrench of sometype ... bent wire in general makes very poor lock picks.
For accuracy LPL needs to test this while transformed into a toddler
My old Mazda truck had a linkage arm to the inside lock release. I could slide the coat hanger in between the window and outside rubber seal and push the linkage arm down and unlock the door fairly easy. I didn't need the fancy slim Jim tool.
I went and checked the clip in question. He doesn't pick the lock, he opens the door by using the hanger to reach in and move aside the locking mechanism I think. I've seen videos about it in real life as well, so it is definitely possible but might not be as quick and easy as shown in the episode.
depending on the car, the lock can be bypassed rather quickly with a clothes hanger if you have the skill. its not so much picking as it is skipping the lock
This looks like it could be a good motorcycle lock because you need a special tool that most would not have. Thanks I will buy one
omg it almost reached the 3 minute mark
one advantage of a thick cable over a chain is that it doesn't rattle, which some people might prefer for a (motor)bike.
“Thickist cable”?? Yeah, I can spare 3 minutes...
Love your tutorials ❤️ I m an aspiring thief from India 🤗 Much love
is there anything secure on this channel, i am hostage in my own home can i lock anything that would not be opened in 60 seconds, or do i have to invent some of my own shit ?
Just weld your doors shut.
"Today I'm going to use the blowtorch that bosnian bill and I made"
Use a bank vault door
Keep in mind the LPL is literally an insane picker. Very, very few people have his skills; fewer can do it as fast as he does.
The best security is a decent police force and neighbours that know when (and ideally when not) to call the police. You can make stealing harder by using good locks and chains, but without any intervention, everything can be stolen. There is no total security when you are alone. That is why humans form societys. Individualism is a lie.
This is the longest running Anime
"Not particularly hard" with this specialty custom hand crafted tool that took TWO people to make...
Gotta love TH-cam. This video is 6 days old, and I JUST got the notification that it is up
I think we'll call that pick:
The Bosnian Cross
Reply with more names if you like, it may be better than the name I made
Kryptonite Marketing Manager: Quick! Re-Label the packaging to say, “Lockpicking Lawyer says It’s better than most! “
Ok NOBODY CARES if you're first or quick or fast, ok? thanks goodbye
We absolutely NEED a destructive test of this.
I’ve been watching this channel so long I sometimes kid myself into believe I could pick a lock open in an emergency. That said, I’d be SOL with a disk detainer lock without a pick designed by you and Bosnian Bill.
those words we had all been waiting for ... yeees!!!
After tens of video, I still don't know what gates or binding or nothing on 3 means. Yet I keep coming back for more.
Man, I'm glad we again get to see the pick you and Bosnian Bill made in action. I was almost afraid the pick you and Bosnian Bill made was gone from the channel. Can you tell I really like the pick you and Bosnian Bill made?
I think if LPL started making t-shirts with his various catch phrases on them he’d make a boat load of money.
It would be cool to see the internals of the cable itself, to see the cutting resistance compared to picking.
Had an abus lock a while back similar. Cenero or cetero lock. 970 was the model if I recall. Liked the lock.
You know it’s a good lock when LPL has to take out his crucible to get it open.
Lockpick lawyer: it will require special tools and skills
Lockpick lawyer after 2 seconds: here we go, the lock is open.
I wish I saw your videos earlier. Twice I have had to dismantle the bolts (it was old fashioned with bolts and padlocks) of my room door to get inside after a hard days work. I usually remembered that I had forgotten the keys inside while on the job, so I could just borrow the screwdrivers from my workplace...
please NEVER stop making videos
This man has to be on some watch lists
LPL: "I will now bestow upon you the my highest honor: *Not particularly hard to pick*"
Just found these channel. reminds me of when you'd open up skyrim master locks lol
Hey, at least we learned that it's not the size that matters!
I wanted to see him try and cut through it but I knew he kept it in the packaging to return it after making the video.
dayum boy that's a thick kryptonite lock
Heehee is a BIG boi!! 😮😮😮