It would probably boil down to uproarious laughter, or incoherent yelling. Possibly with some sobbing thrown in. Those scenes are meant to be as realistic as the "Hollywood hacking" scenes are. That is, not at all. They don't want people going out and trying what they saw in the movies and having it actually WORK after all.
@@zebrin not even that. what would be enjoyable about watching a movie and having it be less suspenseful with "Oh, it's a Master Lock. Where's my comb pick..." Hacking scenes would be a lot less impactful with "So yeah, turns out the door to the server room was unlocked."
Commenters dissing this idea because of hacking scenes.... Mr. Robot did a great job with hacking scenes, I'd like to know which movies/TV shows did well with lockpick/safecracking scenes. I third this idea.
You can't pick this lock unless the actual key resembles this key as far as the the little tip is concerned. The pins would be overinserted from the get-go.
"This is a pretty rudimentary security device" - dude in this mans hands, just about anything seems to be rudimentary. Honestly, what keeps me safe from you?
@@lockpickinglawyer www.quora.com/Which-Indian-product-has-the-potential-to-go-international/answer/T-M-Gautham?ch=10&share=6d057fae&srid=3GuUl Hey!! Could you please check out the locks mentioned in this link.
I bought a lock picking set because of this channel and realized how hard this truly is. You make this look so easy. When I can't even pick a see-thru lock....You earned my respect man.
Keep at it! As soon as you get the hang of it on a see trough lock and open it a few times the rest is just repetition and developing fine motor skills. Look at the pin chambers while picking and try to learn how it feels when your pick touches the pins, watch how the pinstack reaches the sheer line and you feel it click into place, if a pin doesnt click try the next one as they dont necessarily click in order. If all pins are pushed down and the lock doesnt open try to carefully release a bit of pressure on the tensioning tool, some pins will either fall into their proper position or go back to their resting position and you can try those again. if that doesnt work start from the beginnig Just some things i noticed when i started picking, probably with the same cheap amazon pick and lock set that you have. I hope it helps
Have you been able to improve on your skills since you made this comment? I heard the see through locks aren’t the best/easiest for learning. It’s nice to see inside but actual locks feel different when picking.
@@cyrilio I decided to just order an american lock 1100 series padlock and just go at it till i pick it. Plus the cores can be removed and repinned so it also functions as an extremely cheap repinnable practice lock.
@@mjouwbuis PLAN B: STEP 1: replace door lock with a fake lock that cannot be picked, because it is not even a lock. STEP 2: turn wall into puzzle box which opens door when solved PLAN C: replace door with brick wall PLAN D: delete house
"So as you can see, this security measure, while I admire the dedication, I simply can't recommend because of how quickly it can be defeated. If you're going to weld your door shut, make sure your potential intruder doesn't have access to a military-grade experimental 200 kilowatt cutting laser at his disposal."
If you're staying at a motel that still uses physical keys it would probably me more effective to ask the meth dealer by the ice machine to watch your door.
@@JoeDurobot welp there are always pensions or other less upgraded guest houses or appartments. Usually the smaller ones, like electronic locks are kinda expensive.
@@JoeDurobot The sort of backwater shithole motels that advertise their weekly rates and at which I can most readily see our dear meth dealer loitering almost certainly don't have keycards or fancy electronic keypads.
@@JoeDurobot Years ago my mother and I were staying at a motel in Virginia. We were in our room, reading, when the people that had slept there the night before tried to get in; it turned out they hadn't surrendered their key when they left. We called the desk and the manager chased them away, but I will never again stay in a motel with physical keys.
@@HawkGirl69 housekeeping saw the little bit of key sticking out of the lock. They tried to remove it and couldn't. Called a locksmith, who removed it with a pick.
Paperclips actually work. I picked a lock on an IT hub that had to be relocated in a wing of my workplace. It had been there so long that no one had a key. I made a pick and turning tool out of two larger paperclips and it worked well. Although, it may have made people wonder what the hell I did before working there, lol.
@@palehorse1511 Yep, I've used paperclips on desk locks and filing cabinet locks; the desk lock barrel actually came out with the clip as there was a release latch at the back so no need to even pick ot - such high security! Got those looks too.
Tenant: "and I'm only here to retrieve my property. So I can call the cops and they can escort me inside to get my stuff, you can quit being a jerk and stand there and watch me take out only my stuff or you can buzz off."
@@JohnsontheFly What do you mean depends on the alloy??? If you have 69% carbon that's no longer stainless steel, stainless steel doesn't vary very much
You have nailed content creation: Only the valuable information communicated clearly and effectively in only as many words as necessary. Good audio. Good video. This is a masterclass in how to make a good video.
@@titaniumdrivetechnologyco.8325 Well, send it to him. If you're expecting him to buy it (as you said to a commenter on your channel) so he can advertise it for you, you're going to be very disappointed.
Lockout keys aren't supposed to be super secure. The idea is just to get someone to slow down for a minute and realize the lock is "disabled" for a reason.
@@MrBii03 then they are as useful as just putting a normal key in the lock, because if you don't want to get disturbed you are in general inside the room. While lookout keys are made to "look" the outside lock.
Or squatters or tenants who have been evicted and ignore court order to leave. Insert lockout key, tape sign to door telling the tenant to contact the landlord.
When I was a little kid I actually found a bunch of these in one of my dad's tool boxes. Naturally being the little monster I was, I rode around the neighborhood on my bike and put them into random people's front doors. I thought it was hilarious.
why did you think this was hilarious? watching or imagining peoples frustration in trying to get into their house? If they were having a shitty day that definitely woulda just made it even more shitty for them, what's so funny about that? They probably didn't know how it worked and had to pay money to get a locksmith to remove it for them. I hope none of them had a life threatening emergency that required immediate access. Forget the fact this is not just griefing, but also criminal mischief which in some states is a felony crime, but I could think of so many better things to do as a kid than mess with my neighbors shit.
Best thing I found for these is the half diamond, it fits right in the pocket of the barb, then the the the diamond lifts each on the way out, as you pull both out together. Great work.
Ms. LPL - "Why the heck is it that whenever I need a paperclip in this house the only ones I find are all effed up?!?" Mr. LPL - "I never noticed, are you sure?"
Looks like they are more of a courtesy device than anything else -- anyone who *really* wants to get in can just insert their own lockout key, remove the lockout, and open the lock with their own (master) key.
LPL uses a paperclip: Everyone else: The paperclip Bosnian Bill and I made. My brain: It looks you are trying to remove a lockout barb. Would you like help?
I know about clippy. Dont remember much. Is "lockout barb" related to anything it said? Or is it just the "It looks like you are trying to , Would you like help?" That part I remember. XD
@lockpickinglawyer you are a legend. I kept seeing people mention you in other channels I follow and was beginning to think you may be a myth, the algorithm finally brought you in my feed 🎉
My recommendation would be to do a video on the "lock killers" the aluminum keys that have the shear line that landlords have used to disable the keyhole. And a nice video on broken key removal would be useful and entertaining.
@fuck google true, but the advice he gave was pretty universal in my opinion, use plenty of lube and go gentle at first before giving it a firm shove. It should work for OP's keyhole.
If you have a key to this door and need to get in to the room use this method. Or if you have access to the room key you probably have access to another Lockout Key set and just use the key part from that kit......LoL Just goofing about, neat video. Never knew those things existed. Today I learned about Lockout Keys.....Cool! :)
with these videos and my knowledge of stealth infiltration from playing splinter cell i could gain entry covertly into fort freaking knocks! not that i would legally speaking, its just amazing what you learn on the internet yaknow
One of the many reasons why I love LPL, 2 minutes and 17 seconds worth of content? 2:17 video, he doesn’t stretch 2 minutes of content out to a 10 minute video to get the money.
@@willianjohn6460 ohh, so i can buy a high rated credit card for a few bucks? Man, that guy must be a really nice and honsest person to sell for cheap what he could use for expansive stuff. What a good and honest person he sure is!
It would be interesting to see a secondary lock that operates both the barb and a tool for lifting the pins that are kept in the lock you're preventing access to. Essentially a proper lock you can slip into the keyway of another lock to disable it.
There's shouldn't exist an unpickable lock. Again, the point is "if the lock is hard enough to pick so people try else, it has done its job", and since most hard locks can only be picked by LPL in a controlled environment (not a front door porch, for example), they are unpickable enough
There are already unpickable locks, such as Bowley's locks. But I wouldn't use one of these. Imagine losing your keys of your apartment. You would need to saw off the door lock
The average homeowner: A worried frown when watching the channel. The international burglar society: “Yesss - finally a TH-cam channel worth watching.”
The average homeowner should simply be considering upgrading their locks and making sure that your hinges are on the inside of your metal front and back doors. Also security cameras that are not stupid easy to spot would be helpful
@@angelwhispers2060 Should have both hidden and obvious cameras. The obvious one(s) as a deterent, and the hidden one for when the burglar thinks he's in the clear of being picked up on camera
Me: *looks for a weird unpopular lock to put on my door so no one lockpicks it* Lpl: hey there guys today i will teach you how to lockpick this unpopular and weird lock
Just look for anything where he brings out more than a pick and you should be more than fine. If you have to come specifically prepared to defeat a lock, most people will just break in by another means instead
I used a version of this that turned 180 degrees and then pulled out. We used it to secure buildings with multiple key holders. All I recall was the piece left in the lock was a series of keyway angled teeth. Allowing it to be inserted but not removed.
The mentioning of lockpicking with a paper clip reminded me of this one time back when I was a curious kid at school The bathrooms had a light system that was controlled by inserting a key and turning it, and I remember taking a paper clip from one of my classes and jimmying around with it during recess and after a few minutes, I actually managed to shut the lights off Probably one of my favorite memories from elementary school XD
When I was a child my grandfather had a key somewhat like this, but it was meant to be used on a traditional skeleton key keyway.I suspect it could be easily defeated by someone as skilled as you but as a child I remember being fascinated by it. It went into the lock. You turned the lock to the locked position. You released a catch that allowed a smaller key set into the stem of the key to turn that removed the stem of the skeleton key leaving the head behind. I remember being charmed by it. locking and unlocking the head from the stem could keep me busy for hours. I sure it did not pose much of a challenge to defeat but to a six or seven year old child it was magical. Living in an older house in Brooklyn most doors were fitted with such keys and I dreamed of how I would lock my sister out of my room with it.
It’s the hotel employees who *use* these lockout keys. When a guest doesn’t check out on time the hotel disables the lock, forcing the guest to pay for the extra day in order to get into the room and get their stuff back.
Never showing your face is a good idea: someone might find it upsetting to see you loitering near their home. But recognize your voice is a dead giveaway now.
LPL wants to remain anonymous but we know he is an attorney and we know were he practices, or at least we can narrow it down to two localities. But if he had a good picture up we could run it through Google images for a reverse ID and badda bam, we would have his name, home address, work phone number, girlfriend's cell #, etc. LPL is a smart dude.
Since the lock pins trap the piece in the lock, it probably works well in apartment complexes. Average apartment dwellers probably don't have a clue what's holding the blocking piece in the lock and preventing them from putting their key in, much less how to pick the pins out of the way with a paperclip, so they can get it out.
I actually found a Master Lock product that neither Bosnian Bill nor LPL can pick when in use. Truth! (Zero locking pins (one yoke pin), zero keys, zero biometrics, zero electronics - the Master Lock 265D.)
![[1457] Donut Media Challenge: Pick $450 Wheel Locks (Desmo Core)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5HC9YFu19D0/mqdefault.jpg)
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![[653] Prototype Dual Fork Bowley Padlock (Model 543)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/D6vioIPVzM4/mqdefault.jpg)
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3 minutes ago I didn’t know this existed and now I can defeat them
same story
reading about an optinal boss in a wiki like
Same
Violence, naked force, has settled more issues in history than any other force...except maybe a well constructed lock.
3 minutes ago I knew how to defeat these and now they exist
When he starts humiliating keys instead of locks
😂😂
No one is SAFE, lame pun intended lol
The Keypicking Lawyer
Legend says, Adam Ragusea and LPL had a chat before this.
@@raidensnake9471016 No-one is SAFE, nothing is SAFU...
I want to see LPL commenting on lock picking and safe cracking scenes in movies, telling us how realistic they are.
I second this notion
It would probably boil down to uproarious laughter, or incoherent yelling. Possibly with some sobbing thrown in. Those scenes are meant to be as realistic as the "Hollywood hacking" scenes are. That is, not at all. They don't want people going out and trying what they saw in the movies and having it actually WORK after all.
@@zebrin not even that. what would be enjoyable about watching a movie and having it be less suspenseful with "Oh, it's a Master Lock. Where's my comb pick..."
Hacking scenes would be a lot less impactful with "So yeah, turns out the door to the server room was unlocked."
Commenters dissing this idea because of hacking scenes.... Mr. Robot did a great job with hacking scenes, I'd like to know which movies/TV shows did well with lockpick/safecracking scenes. I third this idea.
I forth the idea
"huh, it comes with a built-in tension wrench, how convenient."
I thought of the exact same thing XD
You can't pick this lock unless the actual key resembles this key as far as the the little tip is concerned.
The pins would be overinserted from the get-go.
@@thirstiestvillager9233 You can get it out with just a hook then use the tail end for tension.
@@inakilbss if you have a hook then you have a real tension wrench and are better off with that.
@@thirstiestvillager9233 What if you made a hook out of a paperclip? :D
"This is a pretty rudimentary security device" - dude in this mans hands, just about anything seems to be rudimentary. Honestly, what keeps me safe from you?
He's a lawyer. Nothing would keep you safe from him anyways.
Him wanting non-destructive ways of doing things.
duct tape
packing tape would do it
skunk spray, gun, a house filled with traps from saw?
We've reached the point that LPL is now going after key designs.
What a golden age.
Next LPL vid: How to open a key with a lock.
Especially good, since the keys actually have the appropriate color.
I mean, this key functions as a lock, but I wouldnt be surprised if a month from now he's roasting the industry's top key makers
Brass age of key shaming
I been a sub for a year now and he's gone a great way
When you are in your hotel room using one of these and all of the sudden you hear: "This is the LockPickingMaid and today.... "
And that was the moment you knew, you messed up!
@@willianjohn6460 What
@@waleedshamsi9031 there was probably a scam account that deleted their comment
@@waterymelon9640 not deleted comment, the reply name is no longer blue indicates that the account is terminated
@@tydshiin5783 willian John is the spam account, he just copy and pasted his spam post.
"I'm going to use a standard 23-thousandths paperclip"
It was an 18 thousandths isn't it?
FWIW, the paper clip was .041” 😋
“The paper clip Boznian Bill and I made.”
@@lockpickinglawyer www.quora.com/Which-Indian-product-has-the-potential-to-go-international/answer/T-M-Gautham?ch=10&share=6d057fae&srid=3GuUl
Hey!! Could you please check out the locks mentioned in this link.
@The name's Johnson, Boris Johnson It isn't.
legend has it he became a lawyer to defend himself in court so he wasn't arrested for breaking and entering
no comments?!
I think you mean "so he wasn't convicted." If you're in court on a criminal charge, you've already been arrested.
I bought a lock picking set because of this channel and realized how hard this truly is. You make this look so easy. When I can't even pick a see-thru lock....You earned my respect man.
Keep at it! As soon as you get the hang of it on a see trough lock and open it a few times the rest is just repetition and developing fine motor skills. Look at the pin chambers while picking and try to learn how it feels when your pick touches the pins, watch how the pinstack reaches the sheer line and you feel it click into place, if a pin doesnt click try the next one as they dont necessarily click in order. If all pins are pushed down and the lock doesnt open try to carefully release a bit of pressure on the tensioning tool, some pins will either fall into their proper position or go back to their resting position and you can try those again. if that doesnt work start from the beginnig
Just some things i noticed when i started picking, probably with the same cheap amazon pick and lock set that you have. I hope it helps
Have you been able to improve on your skills since you made this comment? I heard the see through locks aren’t the best/easiest for learning. It’s nice to see inside but actual locks feel different when picking.
@@cyrilio I decided to just order an american lock 1100 series padlock and just go at it till i pick it. Plus the cores can be removed and repinned so it also functions as an extremely cheap repinnable practice lock.
@@swenmcheath1798 It helps!
“Here’s the paper clip that Bosnian Bill and I made...”
Lmaooo
Lol 😂😂😂😂
He should have used that line.
Omg 😂😂😂
😂
I'm just going to start welding my door closed.
You know about the angle grinder LPL stashes in his basement?
@@mjouwbuis
PLAN B:
STEP 1:
replace door lock with a fake lock that cannot be picked, because it is not even a lock.
STEP 2:
turn wall into puzzle box which opens door when solved
PLAN C:
replace door with brick wall
PLAN D:
delete house
@@chri-k PLAN E : Empty doorway, hope it confuses LPL and he leaves
@Craig Williams he will just dig through the ground
"So as you can see, this security measure, while I admire the dedication, I simply can't recommend because of how quickly it can be defeated. If you're going to weld your door shut, make sure your potential intruder doesn't have access to a military-grade experimental 200 kilowatt cutting laser at his disposal."
If you're staying at a motel that still uses physical keys it would probably me more effective to ask the meth dealer by the ice machine to watch your door.
*Yeah I don't think hotels, or motels, still keys anymore ... usually cards or keypads stuff.*
@@JoeDurobot welp there are always pensions or other less upgraded guest houses or appartments. Usually the smaller ones, like electronic locks are kinda expensive.
@@JoeDurobot The sort of backwater shithole motels that advertise their weekly rates and at which I can most readily see our dear meth dealer loitering almost certainly don't have keycards or fancy electronic keypads.
@@blower5 10/10
@@JoeDurobot Years ago my mother and I were staying at a motel in Virginia. We were in our room, reading, when the people that had slept there the night before tried to get in; it turned out they hadn't surrendered their key when they left. We called the desk and the manager chased them away, but I will never again stay in a motel with physical keys.
I feel like this is still effective as the reaction of 90% of the people who encounter one of these will be “...what the hell?”
Or "I really didn't wanna clean this stupid room anyway, and this is a fantastic excuse" given the key's moniker
My cousin got banned from a hotel for using a lockout key... I was like, "dude, where did you find a hotel that still uses actual key keys?"
How did they find out?
@@HawkGirl69 I mean it just sticks out of the keyhole
@@HawkGirl69 housekeeping saw the little bit of key sticking out of the lock. They tried to remove it and couldn't. Called a locksmith, who removed it with a pick.
Europe?
@@Bentelligent1776 Sick sheep in china?? Why didn't you tell us before!?
For some reason I found it really satisfying to see LPL use a paperclip -- just like in the movies :)
Fun fact, with a pair of vice grips you can rip the barb out and just take the pins with it.
Paperclips actually work. I picked a lock on an IT hub that had to be relocated in a wing of my workplace. It had been there so long that no one had a key. I made a pick and turning tool out of two larger paperclips and it worked well. Although, it may have made people wonder what the hell I did before working there, lol.
He should do a paperclip series.
@@palehorse1511 Yep, I've used paperclips on desk locks and filing cabinet locks; the desk lock barrel actually came out with the clip as there was a release latch at the back so no need to even pick ot - such high security! Got those looks too.
@@andyowens5494 Damn! No circlip for the core and just a release latch? That's insanely bad security!
Landlord: "I thought I locked you out!"
Tenant: "I watch LPL"
A simple paper clip and a finger can work wonders
Tenant: "and I'm only here to retrieve my property. So I can call the cops and they can escort me inside to get my stuff, you can quit being a jerk and stand there and watch me take out only my stuff or you can buzz off."
@@angelwhispers2060 who locked you out?
@@yocats9974 A shotgun too.
You know he's a pro when even his paperclips are stainless steel.
Chrome plated. Pause at 1:40
Stainless would make for a poor paper clip.
@@sleeptyper still, he has chrome plated paperclips
Spared no expense
@@JohnsontheFly What do you mean depends on the alloy??? If you have 69% carbon that's no longer stainless steel, stainless steel doesn't vary very much
You have nailed content creation: Only the valuable information communicated clearly and effectively in only as many words as necessary. Good audio. Good video. This is a masterclass in how to make a good video.
2020: LPL is picking keys instead of locks! What a time to be alive!
@@willianjohn6460 ok
Fellow Scholar!
Hes tired of locks now hes making fun keys.
yea those keys seem fun
Yes, yes. The keys are _very_ fun.
what's next? make fun of doors?
funky.
@@titaniumdrivetechnologyco.8325 Well, send it to him. If you're expecting him to buy it (as you said to a commenter on your channel) so he can advertise it for you, you're going to be very disappointed.
LPL: Let’s just try with a paper clip…
Microsoft Clippy: It looks like you are trying to defeat a lock. Would you like some help?
The fact that they based their AI on Cortana and not Clippy is still a sore spot.
@@teamredshirt Damn straight
You: Still using an old, lazy, tired out, meme comment from 2018 that makes you look like an tool.
Everyone: What a loser.
Lol, do kids even know who clippy is?
Paper clip thing with eyes
When he starts destroying keys instead of locks:
*This is the LockLockingLawyer*
Locklockinglocklocklockinglocklocklocklocklocking lawer
*This is the moment when Walter white trully became Heisenberg*
This is the KeyBreakingLawyer.
*I read that as the locklickinglawyer*
help
@Darkteckh on telegram is a real vendor I can’t believe my eyes that man too real Go on his telegram He sell credit card with high balance💯
I'd love to see a lock designed by LPL. It would be like watching Magnuss Carlsen playing chess with himself.
If you build something you can pick it, with very very few exceptions.
I think he said the Bowler is unpickable in practice, with current tools.
@@XabiBello "With *current* tools"
New Bosnian Bill tool when?
LPL: WELD IT !!!
Love this channel for its focus, simplicity and straight-to-the-point content. Wish more channels are like this. Thanks LPL!
Duct tape across the keyway entry would be more effective at locking people out at this rate
The best bet is to weld the door to the frame
Superglue the keyhole?
@@sentaukrai madlad
@@sentaukrai someone did that once. Acetone worked but the doorknob suffered permanent internal damage, you didn't need a key to open it anymore
@@true_neutral3378 So what you are saying is that I can pick a lock with super glue and acetone? :D
Plot twist: This guy runs around breaking into houses and then humiliating the lock.
@Lite Cosmo apparently your sense of humour is worse than my ability to pick locks
@Lite Cosmo ._.
ok
He's the dominatrix of locks
@Lite Cosmo Nah, you're just dumb
@Lite Cosmo you are a caveman
Lockout keys aren't supposed to be super secure. The idea is just to get someone to slow down for a minute and realize the lock is "disabled" for a reason.
Lpl used a paper clip I wouldn’t say shit is secure at all but oki
@@alexryback8253 it's more for those people who don't notice a do not disturb sign
@@MrBii03 then they are as useful as just putting a normal key in the lock, because if you don't want to get disturbed you are in general inside the room. While lookout keys are made to "look" the outside lock.
Or squatters or tenants who have been evicted and ignore court order to leave. Insert lockout key, tape sign to door telling the tenant to contact the landlord.
And the reason may be to protect the intruder from the dog inside :D
This man breaks into houses just to steal the locks.
When I was a little kid I actually found a bunch of these in one of my dad's tool boxes.
Naturally being the little monster I was, I rode around the neighborhood on my bike and put them into random people's front doors.
I thought it was hilarious.
did you get found out?
bc if not that's pretty good
@@randommeogamer nope, this was in like 2007 so home security cameras were nowhere near as prevalent as they arere now.
@@ineptspecimen2280 Nice
why did you think this was hilarious? watching or imagining peoples frustration in trying to get into their house? If they were having a shitty day that definitely woulda just made it even more shitty for them, what's so funny about that? They probably didn't know how it worked and had to pay money to get a locksmith to remove it for them. I hope none of them had a life threatening emergency that required immediate access. Forget the fact this is not just griefing, but also criminal mischief which in some states is a felony crime, but I could think of so many better things to do as a kid than mess with my neighbors shit.
Because they were a child. Everyone does dumb crap when they’re little.
I'm waiting for the lock from "Stuff Made Here"
You are not alone.
Me too. I saw that video.
he is still picking it
If he fails he will probally use a small explosive
@@wickedfast2166 Or some special tool he has randomly sitting in his garage just for this lock
TH-cam: "Did you wanna see this video about lockout keys?"
Well, not really, but here we are.
Everything is a "pretty rudimentary security device" to LPL.
Not true. Some things are "very complex security solutions with an embarrassing flaw."
Yeah, but if a paperclip can dislodge it..it really isn't that complex.
These videos are so soothing when I’m anxious. It’s Something simple to focus on and LPL makes it pleasant.
Best thing I found for these is the half diamond, it fits right in the pocket of the barb, then the the the diamond lifts each on the way out, as you pull both out together.
Great work.
Ms. LPL - "Why the heck is it that whenever I need a paperclip in this house the only ones I find are all effed up?!?"
Mr. LPL - "I never noticed, are you sure?"
Mr. LPL: They all work for me.
Maybe it was a fluke?
More like; Well I did have a box of paperclips with me when you met me (and you'd broken your key)
Looks like they are more of a courtesy device than anything else -- anyone who *really* wants to get in can just insert their own lockout key, remove the lockout, and open the lock with their own (master) key.
You dont even need a lockout key, or even good picking tools. Like ge showed us, a simple paper clip works.
For extra fun, cut that insert in half and push all the way in.
LPL uses a paperclip:
Everyone else: The paperclip Bosnian Bill and I made.
My brain: It looks you are trying to remove a lockout barb. Would you like help?
Underrated comment of the day.
@@Smileyrat Only because half of the audience is too young to know who "Clippy" is...
I imagine this is lost on most people but I member. :) My first Office was 97 when Clippy came out. 😋
Good one.
I know about clippy. Dont remember much. Is "lockout barb" related to anything it said? Or is it just the "It looks like you are trying to , Would you like help?" That part I remember. XD
As much as I love LPL, this made me realize how much I wish he'd do more lockpicking with paperclips like in the movies
@lockpickinglawyer you are a legend. I kept seeing people mention you in other channels I follow and was beginning to think you may be a myth, the algorithm finally brought you in my feed
🎉
A few days ago we learned how to steal a police DVR, today we learn how to get into a motel room, tomorrow we get into area 51
You can’t forget the safe cracking videos.
@@ParchedBear we breaking into the ben and jerries vault
i think he's been there and done that
And you only need a Red Bull can.
Problem is you can into area 51.
But you will never leave⚰
"Huh, looks like someone left me a tensioner. That was nice of them"
@Darkteckh on telegram is a real vendor I can’t believe my eyes that man too real Go on his telegram He sell credit card with high balance💯
@@willianjohn6460 reported
@@the-lag-gamerita5446I gat 2k cc from him and cashout
@@willianjohn6460 what?
@@the-lag-gamerita5446 2k cc cost me $150 to get it and buying anything online now
Please, a series where you comment about lockpicking scenes in movies and how realistic they are.
I second that👍
Thank you LPL I knew virtually nothing about locks before I started watching your vids now I am expert lock breaker
I leave this under every video I watched, it helps the algorithm
My recommendation would be to do a video on the "lock killers" the aluminum keys that have the shear line that landlords have used to disable the keyhole. And a nice video on broken key removal would be useful and entertaining.
this feels like an ancient egyptian method of locking things that was remade on modern day
I would be too nervous to use these for fear that it would get stuck in my keyhole.
You're not supposed to put it up there...
Lol
“My keyhole” lol
Im pretty sure LPL did a video on how to get into a girlfriend's keyhole.
It would probably work just as well on your own. Good luck!
@fuck google true, but the advice he gave was pretty universal in my opinion, use plenty of lube and go gentle at first before giving it a firm shove.
It should work for OP's keyhole.
If you have a key to this door and need to get in to the room use this method. Or if you have access to the room key you probably have access to another Lockout Key set and just use the key part from that kit......LoL Just goofing about, neat video. Never knew those things existed. Today I learned about Lockout Keys.....Cool! :)
I never thought I would have enjoed ASMR, let alone a guy doing ASMR, yet I love the LPL
the other half of the key after LPL said he's not special: 😭😢
Me: Those looks like they will be difficult to handle.
LockPickingLawyer:
Me:Sht!
Always check the end timestamp before you make a prediction, lol.
@@adondriel But that's cheating, it's more fun to guess.
Super easy, barely an inconvenience
@@MarkRichards1 Ryan George reference
The fact that LPL starts with a fresh paperclip... respect
with these videos and my knowledge of stealth infiltration from playing splinter cell i could gain entry covertly into fort freaking knocks! not that i would legally speaking, its just amazing what you learn on the internet yaknow
This guy has one of the best channels on TH-cam
When a sock on the doorknob just isn't secure enough.
Try tie next time
We used our dog tags
That depends on the sock 😉
Gotta use a crusty sock
"hello I'm the lock picking lawyer and if you're a motel maid then this is the video for you"
so when do we start our GRAND HEIST , guys ? Untill now we learned to pick hundreds of pick from this channel , together we can pick anything !
have a feeling this will turn out to be like the area 51 raid
@j c the greatest meme event ever and no one died? Sounds like an absolute win to me.
i finally found this video again. months ago of all the videos, this was the only one i understood fully and whats happening
One of the many reasons why I love LPL, 2 minutes and 17 seconds worth of content? 2:17 video, he doesn’t stretch 2 minutes of content out to a 10 minute video to get the money.
LPL at Office Depot buying a box of paper clips
Checkout person: off to humiliate another lock company eh?
Not locks. Keys
@@danshonda1337 like a checkout person would know that, pff
@@joetroutt7425 maybe dan typed the answer LPL would give
@@techcraft111 maybe
LPL looks at a random lock
"random lock starts sweating"
LPL not today friend not today "grabs the key" It's your turn!
“Just a moment the paperclip seems to be tangled up in a bra”.
Do you know the difference between a pickpocket and a peeping tom?
A pickpocket snatches watches.
All valuables should be secured with bra straps!
@@PetCactusA_HarmlessLittlePrickI see where this is going 😂🤣😂
@Darkteckh on telegram is a real vendor I can’t believe my eyes that man too real Go on his telegram He sell credit card with high balance💯
@@willianjohn6460 ohh, so i can buy a high rated credit card for a few bucks? Man, that guy must be a really nice and honsest person to sell for cheap what he could use for expansive stuff. What a good and honest person he sure is!
Came back for a refresher. Great channel!
i think ive gotten to the point where
“this is the lockpicking lawyer”
is more iconic than
“hello everyone this is your daily dose if internet”
It would be interesting to see a secondary lock that operates both the barb and a tool for lifting the pins that are kept in the lock you're preventing access to.
Essentially a proper lock you can slip into the keyway of another lock to disable it.
Lock company : we have a lockout device.
LPL : No you don't.
Still waiting for the Unpickable lock collab
Same
I think the guy is upgrading the lock first
"And now we'll see how the lockpick that bosnianbill and i made handles against the lock that bosnianbill and I made."
There's shouldn't exist an unpickable lock. Again, the point is "if the lock is hard enough to pick so people try else, it has done its job", and since most hard locks can only be picked by LPL in a controlled environment (not a front door porch, for example), they are unpickable enough
There are already unpickable locks, such as Bowley's locks. But I wouldn't use one of these. Imagine losing your keys of your apartment. You would need to saw off the door lock
This is probably the most useful thing he’s shown me
Scrolled the comments. Not disappointed. Love your videos. :)
The average homeowner: A worried frown when watching the channel.
The international burglar society: “Yesss - finally a TH-cam channel worth watching.”
The international burger society: "I'm lost."
The average homeowner should simply be considering upgrading their locks and making sure that your hinges are on the inside of your metal front and back doors.
Also security cameras that are not stupid easy to spot would be helpful
@@angelwhispers2060 Guns. Guns everywhere.
@@angelwhispers2060 Should have both hidden and obvious cameras. The obvious one(s) as a deterent, and the hidden one for when the burglar thinks he's in the clear of being picked up on camera
Me: *looks for a weird unpopular lock to put on my door so no one lockpicks it*
Lpl: hey there guys today i will teach you how to lockpick this unpopular and weird lock
Just look for anything where he brings out more than a pick and you should be more than fine. If you have to come specifically prepared to defeat a lock, most people will just break in by another means instead
Are you winning, son?
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Son?
*"nice click on 2.. 3 is binding, no click on 4..."*
Been here since 100k and damn how this channel had grown
I used a version of this that turned 180 degrees and then pulled out. We used it to secure buildings with multiple key holders. All I recall was the piece left in the lock was a series of keyway angled teeth. Allowing it to be inserted but not removed.
When lock picking isn't enough anymore for LPL and he's gotta add some foreplay.
😂 you win
Gotta make sure that lock is nice and Tight before you insert your Tools.
So this is more of a strong message, than any sort of security
The lockpick lawyer in lockpicking court defending his lockpicking client.
This channel is the epitome of the term chaotic good
The mentioning of lockpicking with a paper clip reminded me of this one time back when I was a curious kid at school
The bathrooms had a light system that was controlled by inserting a key and turning it, and I remember taking a paper clip from one of my classes and jimmying around with it during recess and after a few minutes, I actually managed to shut the lights off
Probably one of my favorite memories from elementary school XD
i can't even remember the last time I was in a hotel that had a key instead of a card
That's because you go to hotels and not motels
Some of the hotels I stay at in Japan still have regular keys. But I can't remember the last time I got a key and not a keycard in the States.
I've been watching LPL's videos for several years now and it wasn't until today that i realized that i know how to pick a lock.
So in the end the old adage, "locks keep honest people honest" is eternal truth #4.
Honest people wouldnt steal it even with no lock so yeah, its still bullshit bud.
A better saying is locks are for honest people
Locks are for the lazy
Every time i watch one of your videos i think of the song that goes "this is the story of a girl, who cried a river and drowned the whole world"
When I was a child my grandfather had a key somewhat like this, but it was meant to be used on a traditional skeleton key keyway.I suspect it could be easily defeated by someone as skilled as you but as a child I remember being fascinated by it. It went into the lock. You turned the lock to the locked position. You released a catch that allowed a smaller key set into the stem of the key to turn that removed the stem of the skeleton key leaving the head behind. I remember being charmed by it. locking and unlocking the head from the stem could keep me busy for hours. I sure it did not pose much of a challenge to defeat but to a six or seven year old child it was magical. Living in an older house in Brooklyn most doors were fitted with such keys and I dreamed of how I would lock my sister out of my room with it.
Hey, those several seconds will double the time it would take to open a MasterLock!
Well, it sounds like the goal is to keep out hotel employees, not locksmiths. I'm sure this could keep out 90% of hotel employees...
It’s the hotel employees who *use* these lockout keys. When a guest doesn’t check out on time the hotel disables the lock, forcing the guest to pay for the extra day in order to get into the room and get their stuff back.
Does everyone know that the "disc detainer pick Bosnian Bill and I made" is back in stock at Sparrows? Ordered mine last week.
I do now. I just got online and ordered my Christmas present. Lol thanks.
The best channel to eat ice cream while watching imo
I love your videos, they're so relaxing
Warp speed
actual first woah
you are the first comment, pogchamp :D
Never showing your face is a good idea: someone might find it upsetting to see you loitering near their home.
But recognize your voice is a dead giveaway now.
LPL wants to remain anonymous but we know he is an attorney and we know were he practices, or at least we can narrow it down to two localities. But if he had a good picture up we could run it through Google images for a reverse ID and badda bam, we would have his name, home address, work phone number, girlfriend's cell #, etc. LPL is a smart dude.
@@e.zachlee-wright9160 Girlfried's cell #? His G/F is in jail?
@@freewheelinfranklin6201 cell # = cellphone # = her phone number
@@fireleviathan2625 I was joking! : )
@@freewheelinfranklin6201 her girlfriend couldn't be in prison, he would open the door like he open his house front door
😏
I think for the average joe who doesn’t understand anything about locks, this is a good system?
Zwick Flix Productions they are easy to find. Look for the check cashing stores.
@Da Ca This is for people with the key.
@Peters6221 'keeping you safe' OwO I wanna see what's going on in that motel room
Since the lock pins trap the piece in the lock, it probably works well in apartment complexes. Average apartment dwellers probably don't have a clue what's holding the blocking piece in the lock and preventing them from putting their key in, much less how to pick the pins out of the way with a paperclip, so they can get it out.
@@theclingyfox7899 "I didn't want to be in there before but now I have to break in!"
The moment you explained how the barb is locked in place I knew exactly how to go about getting around it
this was really cool and different. had never heard of these before. ty
So, LPL, in court what do you say, "case closed" or "case open"?
I’m pretty sure the show MacGyver is based on LPL.
If it was a Master Lock, it would have opened, besides letting go of the lockout key.
I actually found a Master Lock product that neither Bosnian Bill nor LPL can pick when in use.
Truth!
(Zero locking pins (one yoke pin), zero keys, zero biometrics, zero electronics - the Master Lock 265D.)
@@tcpratt1660 I doubt it: www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R39X3HW6CJDD4D/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B0002YUX8I
Thank you for using the paperclip. I like seeing the makeshift tools.
Good job, Mr. Lawyer! Now do it again, but with a regular old key broken off in the lock! 😁