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Should be noted that the reason why lockpicks work is manufacturing tolerances, which causes all the pins and holes to be slightly out of alignment and different size. So when you try to push the pins up, the one that is the most out of alignment will click first, and that causes the plug to rotate ever so slightly so that one pin will stay at the shear line and can no longer fall back down. Then you keep that up until all the pins click and stay at the correct height and the lock will open. That's also why you need to keep turning the lock and hold the pressure.
This what i am not understand before and not clearly informed. How does the spring not springing 😂 Why just it doesn't goes down and i Understand it must the the tumbling mechanism. Thus you got the answer. Thanks🎉
"The padlock remains locked until a unique shaped key releases the internal mechanism and unlocks the device" Hello, I'm the Lockpicking Lawyer and today I'll be picking this lock with a blunt sausage
@@EngineeringMindset Do the keypins have asymmetrical thickness which catch on a lip in the keypin bore, or are they magnetically attached to the driver pins, or what keeps them from falling out?
Your efforts appreciated !👏The way you have broken down such a complex mechanism into small chunks for us .Your every video just fascinates me more and more about Engineers !🤙
Your like the infographic show but for engineering. Would you do a video on fluid mechanics, the basics, I like the way you layout your videos it keeps me captivated.
Hello, I really appreciate your work , indeed your work encouraged many of us , at least me to pursue more deep into the technologies in different fields of engineering , which is really enjoyable. Thanks! But would you please provide more details about other types of locks used today, including the smart locks, thanks
It seems it's because the Driver Pins are not actually connected to the Key Pins so that there can be a gap between the two, so by trying to turn the Plug, part of the Plug (the walls of the hole for the pins possibly) make their way into that gap and hold it in place. I may not be right since I also just learned about locks but I feel bad that nobody answered your question.. I hope this helps :)
Thanks for the video. Is the key pins and driver pins joined magnetically? How come the key pins can rotate with the cylinder but not fall down when the key is removed? This was not explained in the video.
Could you guys do a video on cryopumps and more videos on vaccuum....im studying to be a cleanroom technician in a wafer fab and ive found your videos to be super helpful!!! THANK YOU
@@EngineeringMindset Your TH-cam channel has been my number one for engineering since I'm in university or college studying electrical engineering... Thanks so much for all your efforts... From Ghana, West Africa
Hi Paul. Can you add control panel single line diagram and wiring diagram for control circuit (not power circuit) to your video list as well? I have trouble dealing with those ......
@@scorpio6587 Same thing, you'd attract the whole lock, and in the hipotetic case only the latches were attracted, they'd need a very powerful magnet to counter the spring and torque of the plug mechanism, since the latches and the plug are connected.
funny thing about this video is that 99% of us were actually just curious, whereas very few really wanted to pick a lock. there is a more intelligent, knowledge seeking side of youtube, you just have to find it.
It's gets more in-depth lol wait till you learn about the high security side: side bars, rotating pins, active elements, safe locks, disc detainer, and more
Two questions for confirmation. After inserting the KEY fully into the PLUG, which part of the KEY comes in contact with the KEY PINS? Is it the small VALLEYS on the key or the small PEAKS on the key? Your animation shows it's the valleys, not the peaks. Also with no key inserted, what prevents the key pins from coming all the way down and some falling out of the lock?
@@elijaholeary5139 I think that it must be cylindrical holes that are wider than the key slot itself. That would allow the spring to push it all the way against the end of the cylinder and keep everything in place. I say that because it looks like all of the key pins are perfectly aligned at the bottom even though they are all different sizes.
If LPL has taught me anything, this padlock is vulnerable to shimming and having the pins pushed fully above the shear line. Inexcusable design flaw that has been known to padlock designers since the 1980s.
I don't get it, the shapes on the key is what keep the pins in the position so you can turn the plug. With a picking tool, how do the pins stay on the sheer line? Cause as soon as i release the first pin and move to the second, i can see the first one back in it's original position. As it would be normal i think. So am i doing something wrong or what? I'te tried with 3 different locks. Door locks, not pad locks, but still....
Probably would be best to say somewhere that picking is a hobby some people like to do, and there are legality issues on how to legally own and use picking tools. Not everyone who picks locks is a criminal, it's a pretty fascinating hobby
@@danielteyehuago1633 seriously you didn't even watch the whole video and you just commented and I'm just trying to show how interested I am in his videos
I actually enjoy seeing how fast it takes someone to leave a comment after hitting publish,sometimes it's milliseconds!. Curious how were you so fast, did you get a notification?
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i dont see link to buy transparent lock
Should be noted that the reason why lockpicks work is manufacturing tolerances, which causes all the pins and holes to be slightly out of alignment and different size. So when you try to push the pins up, the one that is the most out of alignment will click first, and that causes the plug to rotate ever so slightly so that one pin will stay at the shear line and can no longer fall back down.
Then you keep that up until all the pins click and stay at the correct height and the lock will open. That's also why you need to keep turning the lock and hold the pressure.
This what i am not understand before and not clearly informed. How does the spring not springing 😂 Why just it doesn't goes down and i Understand it must the the tumbling mechanism. Thus you got the answer. Thanks🎉
"The padlock remains locked until a unique shaped key releases the internal mechanism and unlocks the device"
Hello, I'm the Lockpicking Lawyer and today I'll be picking this lock with a blunt sausage
Great video!
Thanks Jared
2 great people together
Best content on the tube!
Glad you think so!
@@EngineeringMindset Do the keypins have asymmetrical thickness which catch on a lip in the keypin bore, or are they magnetically attached to the driver pins, or what keeps them from falling out?
Locks are mentioned
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My thoughts exactly
Inexcusable Design flaw
Fantastic video!! I shall start picking locks straight away!!
Picking a lock... criminally interesting! 😉
Don't tell the lock picking lawyer.
Lockpicking isn't illegal. It's actually quite a useful skill and some people even do it as a job
@@henrydando It's legal to pick your own locks or other people's locks with their permission.
Henry Dando sole states owning picks are illegal. Although, to pick someone else you need their permission
There's actually very small percentages of burglary/thefts committed involving picking locks.
Your efforts appreciated !👏The way you have broken down such a complex mechanism into small chunks for us .Your every video just fascinates me more and more about Engineers !🤙
Cool video, and very informative! Thank you for posting! I have always wondered about how locks worked! :D
Glad it was helpful!
Your like the infographic show but for engineering. Would you do a video on fluid mechanics, the basics, I like the way you layout your videos it keeps me captivated.
Great suggestion!
tysm! this was by far the best I've seen. clearly and effectively explains what it should. good quality stuff! 🙏👍
The padlock presented in this video is vulnerable to overlifting xD
Great video, I loved the diagrams and animations!
This is so cool and Instructive.
So i’ve been watching lock picking video’s a lot recently, and you *had* to upload this at the time I start watching lock picking videos a lot XD
@@MrRusell86 oops ty
Hello, I really appreciate your work , indeed your work encouraged many of us , at least me to pursue more deep into the technologies in different fields of engineering , which is really enjoyable. Thanks!
But would you please provide more details about other types of locks used today, including the smart locks,
thanks
Very good explanation video : )
Glad you liked it!
update from the last comment, he has officially reached 1Mil subs! congratulations!
Cool video,love your channel
Glad you enjoy it!
your all videos are such elaborate and useful. Thanks a lot
How do the driver pins hold them selves in place
It seems it's because the Driver Pins are not actually connected to the Key Pins so that there can be a gap between the two, so by trying to turn the Plug, part of the Plug (the walls of the hole for the pins possibly) make their way into that gap and hold it in place. I may not be right since I also just learned about locks but I feel bad that nobody answered your question..
I hope this helps :)
magnets maybe?
Very well made video.. Hats off
Wow amazing 🤩
Fantastic video
nicely explained..👍👍
great explanation, thank you
awesome video as always..
this dude is REALLY close to 1 million subs
Really nice and detailed :D
Thanks, Stig
@@EngineeringMindset :D
Excellent video EM! Now I know how to pick a lock! Thanks.👍👍😉😉🔐🔐🔑🔑🔓🔓
Glad to help!
Awesome explanation of a pad lock 👍👌
Glad you liked it!
This video helps me a lot 😂
Excellent visualization and smooth ad transition
Brilliant as always! It would be interesting to learn about other types of locks
Thanks 👍
Thanks for the video. Is the key pins and driver pins joined magnetically? How come the key pins can rotate with the cylinder but not fall down when the key is removed? This was not explained in the video.
Another amazing video, thank you Paul👍
Thanks 👍
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😁✌🖖👌👍😎very cool
Could you guys do a video on cryopumps and more videos on vaccuum....im studying to be a cleanroom technician in a wafer fab and ive found your videos to be super helpful!!! THANK YOU
Gave me a slight chuckle when he said, "and if you want to unlock the web..."
Wow... That's amazing... Thanks again for sharing it
Glad you liked it
@@EngineeringMindset Your TH-cam channel has been my number one for engineering since I'm in university or college studying electrical engineering... Thanks so much for all your efforts...
From Ghana, West Africa
Great to hear, thanks for sharing. Always interesting to know where, who and how it's being watched
Thanks, now I understand how I can break in to my friends houses😈
Great...time to change to combination!
What stops the key pins falling into the plug cavity??
Please make video about the bike locks
Hi Paul. Can you add control panel single line diagram and wiring diagram for control circuit (not power circuit) to your video list as well? I have trouble dealing with those ......
Thanks.
Please make a video on how a voltmeter and ammeter works..😊
Would it be possible to use magnetic force to pull the latches inward?
you'd pull everything up.
@ not the pins, the latches at 5:35.
@@scorpio6587 Same thing, you'd attract the whole lock, and in the hipotetic case only the latches were attracted, they'd need a very powerful magnet to counter the spring and torque of the plug mechanism, since the latches and the plug are connected.
@ I see. So basically, the magnet locks everything together.
Great question and great answers. This is exactly the mindset I like to see.
funny thing about this video is that 99% of us were actually just curious, whereas very few really wanted to pick a lock. there is a more intelligent, knowledge seeking side of youtube, you just have to find it.
The lockpicking lawyer would be proud
It's gets more in-depth lol wait till you learn about the high security side: side bars, rotating pins, active elements, safe locks, disc detainer, and more
Two questions for confirmation.
After inserting the KEY fully into the PLUG, which part of the KEY comes in contact with the KEY PINS? Is it the small VALLEYS on the key or the small PEAKS on the key? Your animation shows it's the valleys, not the peaks.
Also with no key inserted, what prevents the key pins from coming all the way down and some falling out of the lock?
i would guess that the pins are magnetic?
@@elijaholeary5139 I think that it must be cylindrical holes that are wider than the key slot itself. That would allow the spring to push it all the way against the end of the cylinder and keep everything in place. I say that because it looks like all of the key pins are perfectly aligned at the bottom even though they are all different sizes.
Please make a video on resistance reactance and impedance
If LPL has taught me anything, this padlock is vulnerable to shimming and having the pins pushed fully above the shear line. Inexcusable design flaw that has been known to padlock designers since the 1980s.
Best key 🔐
Hey, please upload a video about transistor 🙂🙂
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I don't get it, the shapes on the key is what keep the pins in the position so you can turn the plug. With a picking tool, how do the pins stay on the sheer line? Cause as soon as i release the first pin and move to the second, i can see the first one back in it's original position. As it would be normal i think. So am i doing something wrong or what? I'te tried with 3 different locks. Door locks, not pad locks, but still....
I wish you also show us when wrong key is inserted what happens?
Anyway thanks for video
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Where can i get that meterial
Padlocks are to keep honest people honest
Check out LockPickingLawyer or Bosnian Bill's channels for further learning.. welcome!
I got lost I thought this is TheLockPickingLayer. 😆
Fascinating... ;-D
Vault boy intensifies
Time to make a custom lock.
when the plug is rotated, why aren't the driver pins pushed down by the spring ?, Please help
Please explained, how Triac and Diac control a speed of 1 phase AC motor
Hey can you do one for condensing turbines and back pressure turbines
how dose the key pin stick wirth the driver pin
It doesn't.
You need to do rotary screw air compressors.
damn good content
What lock is safe ? Which can't be pick.?
Khajit has wares, if you have the coin.
Probably would be best to say somewhere that picking is a hobby some people like to do, and there are legality issues on how to legally own and use picking tools. Not everyone who picks locks is a criminal, it's a pretty fascinating hobby
Can confirm, the hobby is really fun and useful if you lock yourself out
Make a video on Air Curtains :)
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/xwvkojKiLJM/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I want to know architecture of bike lock
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*Hello this is the lock picking lawyer*
How com the key pins don't fall off when there is no key?
this man taught us how to break into peoples homes
Why the picker doesnt have unique shape like the key yet it can still pushes the pin up and aligned
Robbers are happy hahhah
HELO IM LOCKPICKING LAWYER
This video is about how to quickly and efficiently unlock a padlock.
So naturally my reaction is a laugh!
Sir, please make video on EV technology. Electric car, bike
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After watching this I realize the combination lock seems as though it might be safer.
They're worse 😆
Check out lockpickinglawyer on youtube
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Lockpicking 100
Watching this cuz im tryna figure out how to open my rooms damn lock
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After watching this I qualify to be a thief 😂😂 this is interesting
Glad you enjoyed
Wow
Who came after watching lockpickinglawyer
Please never fully rely on those. But good video anyway.
The Engineering Mindset:
teaching on how to unlock the padlock
NBI:
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In any case,
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Not about being first but your comments must be meaningful...
@@danielteyehuago1633 seriously you didn't even watch the whole video and you just commented and I'm just trying to show how interested I am in his videos
I actually enjoy seeing how fast it takes someone to leave a comment after hitting publish,sometimes it's milliseconds!. Curious how were you so fast, did you get a notification?
Imagine how evil it would be if you found a romantic couples padlock and you picked it open