"Mooom, dad has bought a fidget spinner but won't let me play with it." "At least it's not another lock, I swear he'll get in trouble because of his hobby." "Oh, the spinner has 3 locks. " "..."
I missed the "it is" when reading your comment the first time and got an awesome mental image of him sitting on a bar stool, spinning like a madman, picking locks. x3
Very cool video as always, thank you LPL. Full disclosure though, it was built off a commercially made brass fidget spinner. I just cut down some kik's and soldiered them too it.
LockPickingLawyer as long as it doesn't stop you making more videos. The two weeks you had off to move was bad enough, i dont want to be responsible for any more down time🙂
To add my 2 cents. Shear line is the part that spins. Turn it to a picked position and then spin and it spins, turn it back and if it spins to the pins it locks shut. There's my idea
A simple solution would be to cut the cores from the front, so as to leave the back intact. IF so, then a simple lobe plate can be added. Once all 3 lobes are rotated by picking, it will spin. It would look like that Japanese symbol with the 3 commas.
@@kebien6020 except for the one L.O.T.O. lock they made. As LPL put it, amazing core in their worst body... As opposed to the their locks that are intended for actually locking things, where it's their worst cores in an otherwise decent body. ...as LPL himself put it.
looks like he not only did a great job of creating a challenge lock but he also balanced it for the spinner part. Nice pick. i enjoy your video, thanks.
sneaky bastard! i was thinking about doing that with a challenge lock! undercutting and profiling the core and the bible enough that a pin will FEEL picked but will lay sideways and basically give a VERY deep false set
That happens alot. So many times i have a challenge lock idea, only to see someone else do it. To be fair though i didn't come up with the slots in the core idea (cant remember where i saw it though)
Fr tho, I just rekeyed the lock to my bedroom door (literally today) to match my house key. If I shove the key all the way in, it’ll turn one way but not the other. To get it to turn the other way, I have to pull the key out just ever-so slightly, not even enough to know I’ve made a difference internally (to the pins)
Hmm. He may well be the *only* TH-camr I currently watch where a longer video is actually a good sign - in all the others it just means the person babbles/wastes time more - here, it *actually* means there's more content.
Does anyone else find it concerning that the best locks seem to be homemade in someones shed? Every commercial lock seems to have a major flaw, or the inability to last more than a few minutes.
Well, mass production with common or simple parts = less production cost = more $ on sales. Add to that tricky labeling -unpickable, max security, ect. and most ppl take the bait. LPL enjoys exposing these facades.
the biggest flaw is the fact that the better they are and the more of them there are: the larger amount of tools for them exist... their goal is to produce and sell cheap, not to make every one unique and special
I am guessing there are reliability issues and ability to mass produce those things. It's no big deal if a challenge lock is indeed a bit hard to open. Way less desirable for your front door I've though
You know the silver lock wasn't easy, I've never heard LPL breathe before whilst trying to pick a lock. You know it must be tricky if even LPL is 'grunting'. :)
@@Arcticroberto9376 are they? I'm 99percent sure that inertia is mass dependent but momentum is mass and velocity. Being that velocity is a speed in any one direction and circular motion takes that away as it's changing direction constantly it doesn't have momentum unless an external force is applied creating angular momentum
These pick and gut videos just make me think if he was gonna break onto my house, he would remove the lock and tell me to get a better one just cause he got bored one day
I had unavoidable respect for Daniel from the start cos surely there can't be many Daniels here so I think I know the guy from his recent drop-bear trap design Daniel drew on back of a Maccas receipt...so it MUST be Daniel! 😉 And I can only imagine how long just the engineering took plus building it while existing for a month with no friends daring to visit till...well probably till about five minutess after you expressed how impressed you were - while setting poor guy up with your next challenge lock - you will exist happily not knowing for months still! 😉 In all truth, way more respect to both involved here in my knowledge of superior talents buried any modesty I keep gagging on! Lovely gentlemen. See y'all next time!
It's so amazing how far creativity has come on building challenge locks :D. I really thought the cool tripple locks from T&J and Daniel were the top, but they seem to be only the top of the iceberg ;). Absolutely cool and excellent craftmanship :). Thanks a lot for sharing :).
LPL: You didn't click on this to see me playing. Well, actually, that's exactly why I allways watch his videos: watching him playing with locks and crack or hack them within a short time.
If there is one thing that this channel has taught me, no matter how good a key-lock’s mechanism is, it’s only pick resistant if it’s keyhole requires custom tools.
When I was in elementary school I easily picked one of those 3 digit bicycle locks by just feeling for the clicks when I rotated the numbers. Somehow it took me until adulthood to get into watching videos about regular locks. I never really wanted to get into trouble. I just like imagining how things work and finding out if I'm right.
I dont think the dual pins fitting unto each other or the homemade pins made much of a difference in the picking process. It was the undercuts and the variety of styles of pins used that did
Don't know if anybody noticed but the TH-cam buffering wheel is in the shape of a fidget spinner as well! Awesome challenge lock and very nice picking.
When i saw this. I was thinking if they had come up with a mechanism that would connect pins in the different locks to each other, making it that certain pins or sets of pins would lock in place other pins till they were picked.
If I was a locksmith, I'd build a challenge lock like the Bowley lock, but it would have 8 pins with 3 false sets at each end, plus they'd be angled like a Medeco lock. The two middle "pins" would be magnetic, rather than mechanical. This just might be only only guy in the world who could still pick it, but I bet it would take even him a long time!
I think i speak for everyone here - we all would like to acquire one lock-spinner :P Awesome gift you haver received, and Daniel an outstanding craftsmanship mate, love it! Make your boy happy and give it to him :) p.s. do consider making closing credits with the spinner :D
Gedday from Australia and good for you Daniel because if you are able to impress your work and possibly hobby to some of these guys well while I personally couldn't do it ,its nice to know that some of you guys are sharing your ideas Cheerz.
Imagine a six-pin core with these types of undercutting, serrating and spooling in a commercial lock with a robust body. Might it jam up on it's own with time and be impractical? I really like your videos, BTW and I am waiting for my first lock pick set from China (based on your recommendations).
Yes and it freaked me out when I tried stepping back to get another look. I tried another LockPickingLawyer video and it didn't happen but then I tried a random video that had "fidget" in the title and it did. TH-cam programmers having fun.
Teacher: you cannot play during classes, your spinner is confiscated. His 6 year old son: Dad, the teacher confiscated my spinner and locked it in her desk drawer LPL: is it the top drawer son? Never mind, I'll open them all 😂
Does he have a video that breaks down exactly what is going on while he's picking? Yknow, like where he explains all the jargon he uses to explain what's happening with each pin?
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Silver lock: refuses to move
LPL: so you have chosen death
The Ramset Gun!
"Mooom, dad has bought a fidget spinner but won't let me play with it."
"At least it's not another lock, I swear he'll get in trouble because of his hobby."
"Oh, the spinner has 3 locks. "
"..."
Well he can't be locked up for it.
...they're locks, Hank.
He "picked" the perfect fidget spinner for him.
As today I guess the kid got it to play with. Or?
666 person to like
New challenge: pick it while it is spinning
Interstellar piking... *theme music play*
Oh hell yeah. I mean I would say its impossible but really nothing is impossible just improbable
I missed the "it is" when reading your comment the first time and got an awesome mental image of him sitting on a bar stool, spinning like a madman, picking locks. x3
Ok
@@eugenides04 thank you for that beautiful mental image.
Very cool video as always, thank you LPL. Full disclosure though, it was built off a commercially made brass fidget spinner. I just cut down some kik's and soldiered them too it.
DN Hunziker nicely done:)
DN Hunziker You're the maker? It's a beaut. I would love a chance to pick/play with this thing.
DN Hunziker Very cool lock. Also, nice work on making even a seemingly-innocent 3-pin core into a rather intimidating challenge. Very impressive.
+DN Hunziker Again, great job with this. I can't put it down!
LockPickingLawyer as long as it doesn't stop you making more videos. The two weeks you had off to move was bad enough, i dont want to be responsible for any more down time🙂
It would be cool to make a fidget spinner that has to be unlocked before it will spin... Absolutely no idea how it would be done.
Dave T I thought that might be the kicker on this one for a while, would be cool:)
Could be done a locking pin wound have to lmpinge through the outer race of the bearing and jam the elements or the inner.
Put a lock in one lobe with a pin that holds it still with a pin
To add my 2 cents. Shear line is the part that spins. Turn it to a picked position and then spin and it spins, turn it back and if it spins to the pins it locks shut. There's my idea
A simple solution would be to cut the cores from the front, so as to leave the back intact. IF so, then a simple lobe plate can be added. Once all 3 lobes are rotated by picking, it will spin. It would look like that Japanese symbol with the 3 commas.
when a fidget spinner has a better lock than an actual lock calling itself "master"
With less pins
Master keys open any lock. Master locks can be opened with anything
@@kebien6020they mean the brand
@@nebula5770 I also mean the brand
@@kebien6020 except for the one L.O.T.O. lock they made. As LPL put it, amazing core in their worst body... As opposed to the their locks that are intended for actually locking things, where it's their worst cores in an otherwise decent body.
...as LPL himself put it.
What if the silver core was supposed to be platinum difficulty 🤔
@@SimonWoodburyForget pretty sure the gold lock isnt actually made out of gold
@@SimonWoodburyForget That was a terrible attempt at a joke.
@@SimonWoodburyForget Platinum isn't more expensive than gold anymore, hasn't been for a while now
Bronze-Silver-Gold makes more sense than Bronze-Gold-Platinum
It wasn't gold. I'm absolutely sure that's brass.
looks like he not only did a great job of creating a challenge lock but he also balanced it for the spinner part. Nice pick. i enjoy your video, thanks.
"You didn't click on this to see me playing"... Yes... yes I did xD
I didn’t even click!
@@jacobmiller8631 did you tap?
Or auto play?
Kari tap
@@jacobmiller8631 I pressed the + key to watch the video.
"... mouse's ball is binding... got a click on LB..."
"The Fidget Pinner"
That silver was a beast! It should have been the gold.
The guy who made the locks was probably thinking "bronze-gold-plat" instead of "bronze-silver-gold".
@@BayMacDre415 I think he more likely just made the silver more difficult thinking you'd think the gold would be most difficult.
Security by misdirection.
I still don't even know if "binding" is a good or bad thing 😂
Mostly good. When it binds you can feel resistance and nine times out of ten you’re close to setting the pin.
rond binding means it’s moving towards being set?
Binding means the prior pins are likely set and the current pin is the one resisting the turn.
I watched like 200 LPL videos and I have never thought of this before
s=it is a good thing
sneaky bastard! i was thinking about doing that with a challenge lock! undercutting and profiling the core and the bible enough that a pin will FEEL picked but will lay sideways and basically give a VERY deep false set
+WaffleStomper454 It's very effective. 👍
That happens alot. So many times i have a challenge lock idea, only to see someone else do it. To be fair though i didn't come up with the slots in the core idea (cant remember where i saw it though)
I can't even open a lock using the key....
Werin7 mood
Time for a new lock
same,
Fr tho, I just rekeyed the lock to my bedroom door (literally today) to match my house key. If I shove the key all the way in, it’ll turn one way but not the other. To get it to turn the other way, I have to pull the key out just ever-so slightly, not even enough to know I’ve made a difference internally (to the pins)
@@qazxsw21000 pick your locks wisely
*Sees video is longer than 15 minutes*
Oh this is going to be good..
Sadly, he isn’t showing off the world’s greatest fidget spinner
Sees that it’s 32 seconds longer than 15 minutes
Oh this is going to be the best thing ever..
Hmm. He may well be the *only* TH-camr I currently watch where a longer video is actually a good sign - in all the others it just means the person babbles/wastes time more - here, it *actually* means there's more content.
"I think the colors of the locks, signify their difficulty."
Me: Or it signifies what key goes to what lock, but, you can say that.
Probably both dude
The guy who made the locks was probably thinking "bronze-gold-plat" instead of "bronze-silver-gold".
LPL is the key
Sir LPL, thanks to you and B.Bill, I have a new hobby, as soon as the tools arrive. Thank you again.
Does anyone else find it concerning that the best locks seem to be homemade in someones shed? Every commercial lock seems to have a major flaw, or the inability to last more than a few minutes.
Seconds*
Well, mass production with common or simple parts = less production cost = more $ on sales. Add to that tricky labeling -unpickable, max security, ect. and most ppl take the bait. LPL enjoys exposing these facades.
the biggest flaw is the fact that the better they are and the more of them there are: the larger amount of tools for them exist...
their goal is to produce and sell cheap, not to make every one unique and special
I am guessing there are reliability issues and ability to mass produce those things. It's no big deal if a challenge lock is indeed a bit hard to open. Way less desirable for your front door I've though
No point making it hard to pick when everybody has a battery angle grinder.
You can tell this was made by someone who really loves and appreciates locks.
lock smith: ive made you a challenge lock!
lpl: aww bless your heart :)
"Bless your heart" is lpl a southern belle now?
@@themorrigan1312 lol... that isn't how it's used around where I live
@@themorrigan1312 aww, bless your heart
AS someone who just started lock picking for fun, the bronze one is already enough to give me nightmares
I know nothing about lockpicking. Why do I love these videos so much??
You know the silver lock wasn't easy, I've never heard LPL breathe before whilst trying to pick a lock. You know it must be tricky if even LPL is 'grunting'. :)
Aaand now i have nothing but fidget spinner vids on my recommendations.
Reset your you tube recommendations.
@@boboften9952 how the hell do you do this? I must know
@@boboften9952 the class is waiting
bob often tells us the secrets
@@boboften9952 come on bob tell us
"But i guess you didn't click on this to see me playing..." Shut up an play!
0:52 *Ultra Instinct*
Thank you, that made me laugh really hard.
Lock: I have 3 cores!
LPL: You mean a chance to humiliate you three times.
"You didn't click on here to see me playing" Isn't that what lockpicks are to you? :)
U think lock picking the White House is playing?
Me: "Mom who's that at the door?"
Mom: "Don't worry about it honey, I made sure it was locked"
Dude at the door: "Click out of one. Two is binding"
I'm imagining LPL just goes around the block during the daytime to test everyone's locks and make sure they're up to snuff.
"you didn't click on this to see me playing..."
Uh, I think that's what I've always been doing already?
Golly most of the time I haven’t a clue what he is say but I do enjoy watching it
of course it spins longer, it has bigger momentum with those locks on its ends. All it needs is a good bearing.
He put all his points into lockpicking and speech, he didn't have any skill points left for science
Inertia not momentum.. I'm fairly sure. Momentum is movement inertia is movement with weight
@@eyeball7465 inertia and momentum are the same
@@Arcticroberto9376 are they? I'm 99percent sure that inertia is mass dependent but momentum is mass and velocity. Being that velocity is a speed in any one direction and circular motion takes that away as it's changing direction constantly it doesn't have momentum unless an external force is applied creating angular momentum
Can we take a moment to appreciate the catching of one lock while in midspin? A perfect catch at that.
Master lock must be sweating bullets at this.
Master lock is run by their market department. Not the engineering department. So they could care less.
Daniel not only made three challenging locks here- he made them all balance, or the spinner wouldn’t spin for so long on a single flip.
I really thought he gonna say „my 6 year old son begs me to let him pick it“😂😂😂
These pick and gut videos just make me think if he was gonna break onto my house, he would remove the lock and tell me to get a better one just cause he got bored one day
I had unavoidable respect for Daniel from the start cos surely there can't be many Daniels here so I think I know the guy from his recent drop-bear trap design Daniel drew on back of a Maccas receipt...so it MUST be Daniel! 😉
And I can only imagine how long just the engineering took plus building it while existing for a month with no friends daring to visit till...well probably till about five minutess after you expressed how impressed you were - while setting poor guy up with your next challenge lock - you will exist happily not knowing for months still! 😉
In all truth, way more respect to both involved here in my knowledge of superior talents buried any modesty I keep gagging on!
Lovely gentlemen. See y'all next time!
Great video and picking of course! Always love new ideas for challenge locks. Thanks for sharing it with us brother
Whoever made this is a pretty awesome machinist.
It's so amazing how far creativity has come on building challenge locks :D. I really thought the cool tripple locks from T&J and Daniel were the top, but they seem to be only the top of the iceberg ;). Absolutely cool and excellent craftmanship :). Thanks a lot for sharing :).
redcatimaging you mean the *tip* of the iceberg
LPL: You didn't click on this to see me playing.
Well, actually, that's exactly why I allways watch his videos: watching him playing with locks and crack or hack them within a short time.
If there is one thing that this channel has taught me, no matter how good a key-lock’s mechanism is, it’s only pick resistant if it’s keyhole requires custom tools.
When I was in elementary school I easily picked one of those 3 digit bicycle locks by just feeling for the clicks when I rotated the numbers. Somehow it took me until adulthood to get into watching videos about regular locks.
I never really wanted to get into trouble. I just like imagining how things work and finding out if I'm right.
I dont think the dual pins fitting unto each other or the homemade pins made much of a difference in the picking process. It was the undercuts and the variety of styles of pins used that did
I love the props you give to the lock designers, because you don't do it often, so we know it's real.
I think that I'm learning a lot about locks and how to pick them by just watching these videos
Don't know if anybody noticed but the TH-cam buffering wheel is in the shape of a fidget spinner as well! Awesome challenge lock and very nice picking.
it amuses me
The Gyro Gearloose (in Germany: Daniel Düsentrieb) from the lock designers! Awesome !!!!!!
I've never bought a spinner, but I would buy one of those. Great idea because you have 3 locks to pick, and they are on a spinner if you get bored. 👏👍
That smoothe silent spin from that bearing is just plain beautiful.
Wow it so cool what a work of art and fun at the same time👍👍😊😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
When i saw this. I was thinking if they had come up with a mechanism that would connect pins in the different locks to each other, making it that certain pins or sets of pins would lock in place other pins till they were picked.
If I was a locksmith, I'd build a challenge lock like the Bowley lock, but it would have 8 pins with 3 false sets at each end, plus they'd be angled like a Medeco lock. The two middle "pins" would be magnetic, rather than mechanical. This just might be only only guy in the world who could still pick it, but I bet it would take even him a long time!
Hmm yes, the homemade serrated spooling on this one is very deep hmm yes hmmm
Induebidibly hmmm
I WANT ONE! I've never seen a fidget spinner I wanted until now!
2017? Fidged Spinners were a thing in 2017?? Dang time's running... Thank you for still making videos!
Nice workmanship from the builder of that piece! Wow!
The maker left a comment here somewhere. You could tell him that there if you really want him to know. ; )
Funny thing is this lock seems to be much safer than most locks out there
Do locks actually get easier to pick, after picking? Since picking applies more wear to the parts and the tolerances get larger?
I think i speak for everyone here - we all would like to acquire one lock-spinner :P Awesome gift you haver received, and Daniel an outstanding craftsmanship mate, love it!
Make your boy happy and give it to him :)
p.s. do consider making closing credits with the spinner :D
Bro a 15 minute long video is the highest honour from this guy
Can you please explain what the shim is for and what you're trying to prevent?
Well, we did ‘click’ to see you play with it, just in a different way.
Great picking as always! Finally a fidget spinner with purpose!!
Thank you for sharing.
This is a really cute lock idea! I'm surprised I haven't seen more fun toy or puzzle themed challenge locks yet!
What is the name of the tool he is using at 5:25? I'm new to lock picking and just wondering.
In other videos he calls it a c-clip remover.
"You didn't click on this this to see me playing"
Yes we did God damn it, just give us some fucking emotion 😂
Damn Daniel! Nice lock!
He sounds like technoblade
What does or how does an under cut or seration in the core pins make it more difficult when picking>?? And thank you for your vids they are great
Really neat! Got a link to buy one? Also that tray too?
Hey did you ever find one for sale?
I'm late but I'm here !
its relaxing watching your videos.
been binging for 2 days now .
keep unlocking them !
Can someone send me the link on the mentioned 3 key lock i cant find it. It should be released now for sure
that is an impressive design
perfect for the LPL
Gedday from Australia and good for you Daniel because if you are able to impress your work and possibly hobby to some of these guys well while I personally couldn't do it ,its nice to know that some of you guys are sharing your ideas Cheerz.
I know I'm late but don't care. This is actually a cool idea.
Imagine a six-pin core with these types of undercutting, serrating and spooling in a commercial lock with a robust body. Might it jam up on it's own with time and be impractical? I really like your videos, BTW and I am waiting for my first lock pick set from China (based on your recommendations).
Cool! Now pick it while it’s spinning.
Making the silver lock the hardest was yet another mind-game, causing mere mortals to fear the gold one.
You make picking locks look so easy. I'm gonna start learning this too
damn the case looks like a PSP UMD case
Question is does it spin faster if unlocked?
How do you determine which tools to use?
Experience i guess.
Can some of you guys explain me why are some holes threaded? What is the effect of they in the lock? How do they work?
did anyone see that the loading animation is a fidget spinner?
Yes and it freaked me out when I tried stepping back to get another look. I tried another LockPickingLawyer video and it didn't happen but then I tried a random video that had "fidget" in the title and it did. TH-cam programmers having fun.
Doesn't seem to do that on mobile. Gotta love the little Easter eggs!
Every video that has to do with fidget spinning change its loading animation to a little spinner! :D
Samuel Karlsson liar
Taylor Leger it works on laptop and computer man
Where can I find the video of the 3 -lobed 3-key lock?
How did I overlook this. I do miss these videos but was a treat to see one I haven’t saw
Teacher: you cannot play during classes, your spinner is confiscated.
His 6 year old son: Dad, the teacher confiscated my spinner and locked it in her desk drawer
LPL: is it the top drawer son? Never mind, I'll open them all 😂
@LockPickingLawyer are these available to buy? A family member of mine is wanting to buy one of these fidget spinner?..
I would totally buy one of those!!
But... i clicked because i wanted to see you do some sick tricks with the spinner
did we every get a video on the lock shown at the beginning that was promised "soon" i couldn't find it.
That's the only fidget spinner I like!👍Great lock and great idea, very well executed. Would be funny if LPL's son pinched it!🤣✌🙃
I feel like the Lockpicking Lawyers house is like a Willie Wonkas house of different types of locks.
Very cool piece there! So different and unique.
It’s like a custom fidget spinner made just for you!
“But you didn’t click on this to see me playing” I wasn’t complaining though.... lol locking picking lawyer gaming channel 👌🏽
Does he have a video that breaks down exactly what is going on while he's picking? Yknow, like where he explains all the jargon he uses to explain what's happening with each pin?
LPL tears through challenge locks so fast locksmiths just give up.