ANOTHER great picking video! That Squire sat in my naughty bucket mocking me for at least a couple of years, and you knock it out in minutes. Fantastic! It looks like I got stuck in a "light tension" rut and need to up my game with some of your "gorilla" tensioning techniques. They are obviously successful. 😃
Bosnianbill just think, if master lock got their heads out of their butt, they could make something like this.. Cool looking lock, such a shame it's not functional..
From what LPL said in the video, that was not the first time he picked (or at least partly picked the lock). We don't know how many hours/days he may have practiced before he first mastered the lock. After all, he posted the video for the first lock a week ago. This makes two lock in a row that required heavy torsion (torque) to pick. I wonder if that will be true for all your naughty locks?
@@adamackels73 I think Master lock is happy making mediocre locks that cost them very little because the average public doesn't know any better and thinks a lock is a lock. If everyone knew what we know, Master lock would have to step up their game and start putting a little more effort into their junk locks.
I was curious about just how expensive this particular lock was, and it's currently listing for just under $178 USD. I guess it's true that this level of protecion comes at a cost. I noticed that it's also made in Great Britain, so that probably contributed a bit to the cost. Either way, it looks like a lock that will defeat most attempts that aren't noisy enough to wake the neighbors, at least for nearly all thieves!
I'm a beginner picker, but an experienced mechanic. I'll bet those little ledges acted to bind the minute tooling imperfections in the narrow parts of the pins...hence the "clicks" I used to see stuff like this in fuel injection parts.
TH-cam steered me to your videos somehow. I've been watching them for the past couple of days. This video made me remember I have a SS65CS in the house, I used to use it to chain my bike with a big 16mm Pragmasis chain. I remember after about 3 years living outside the lock was pretty hard to handle, especially with motorcyle gloves on. So now, with this video, I pulled it a part (it refused at first) and it is full of sand. With that, a great video would be a general guide to padlock maintenance. What grease to use and some best practices on pulling it a part. Would be an good help tbh and as far as I can see, you haven't done it yet. Keep up the good work, you're obviously very skilled at what you do (both the lockpicking and making youtube vids).
That's why clear acrylic practice locks are a good place to start. Not only are they deliberately easy to pick, but they allow you to see the movement of the pins in real time as you go through the pick.
Man you make it look easy. I've noticed that your approach to tension is pretty much the opposite of Bill's. Seems like his more delicate approach was what was keeping him out
He didn't state how many hours/days he needed to figure out the picking process. LPL only makes a video when he has defeated the lock - then he shows how it was accomplished. That is fine with me, as I am interested in what works with a specific lock, not all the techniques/tools that don't work.
@@jorceshaman not necessarily. He could shows us at the beginning of the video some of his failed attempts and what eventually led to his success and also how long it took him to figure it out. It would put in context at the very least.
I can never get over the change in emphasis on the intro. He went from "This is the lockpicking *lawyer* " to "This *is* the lockpicking lawyer" It's been this way since video 697 and I messes with me each and every time
I have to admit, I am just mesmerized watching this guy work. Watching him pick the locks is interesting by itself. Watching him 'gut' the locks afterward is probably the part that keeps me watching. He's clearly gifted as well as skilled.
If the lock had included a high-cut pin in the back, only drilled the hole for that pin deep enough to be reachable by a high-cut key, and had used a T-pin driver over it, would you have been able to pick it? I would think such a design would be a cheap way to make a lock impossible to pick using the approach shown here since the hole under the back pin would't reach to your pick, and the front pins would block access to the rear pin. I wonder why lock makers don't do that since it would seem a cheap and easy way to make locks much harder to pick.
You should test some outboard motor locks because many people have boats with outboards and if you see wich locks are good so no one will steal your 8 hp honda!
Could all those clicks be accounted for by the pins dropping due to very minor fluctuations in tension? Since the tolerances are so high it's possible. I have a euro lock that you really have to crank the tension up and hold it steady or it won't open. Very easy to drop pins.
Well done! Loving seeing the naughty bucket Chronicles. Much respect to both you and Bosnian Bill. I've learned so much from both of you. Keep the videos coming please and thank you!
That paracentric Squire lock looked so easy with the right pick. You should try something harder. Would you like me to send you my "H@ndcuff3d" challenge lock? It whipped Bill pretty good.
It just amazes me how you can be this good. I started with lockpicking 15 years ago. I've been on and of with it ever since, but you make it seem so easy. I'm not quitting! I just started attacking the Abloy Classic and I will get back to you when I get a functional DIY pick ready for it without using a lade and other fancy tools. Keep up the good work!
Cracking video lpl, I've a few of these locks but they pivk really easy. I will be loading them with security pins and hopefully make a video soon. Good info on the parametric keyway too
Awesome video. Learned a lot from you and Bosnianbill. Between the two of you and the different approaches, I think it makes people realize that you don’t want to get tunnel vision when working with unknowns like this. Thanks for the hard work!
Very nicely done & a great tip to over come Paracentric keyways, I have such a lock that I will try & evict from my naughty bucket later today. Have a great day
I'm no expert, but it's a material issue. The pins and ball bearing are usually very hard, and certainly harder than the rest of the core. The ball bearing causes a lot of slippage on drill bits breaking into the lock, deflecting the bit aside and causing the attacker to bore a hole into an unwanted part of the core, which then gums up the shear line in the lock, basically freezing it in locked position. The pins serve a similar function.
Wouldn’t a key with a very sharp point that could get under pins that dropped to the bottom be very difficult to pick? Especially if it had a nasty keyway with required the long curve on the pick.
It's one of the hardest tumbler locks to pick, period. Insurance companies list it by name. You're watching one of a handful of people in the world who can pick it in a reasonable time; don't worry about it. Edit - or do worry about it and get an Abloy pl362 on eBay.
Literally 8 years in the bucket, 100’s of hours of tortured fingers and midnight flinging across the room, I picked one of my two NB Mul T locks, yayyyy. A C6, which has almost never felt like it has set one pin. Lessons learned, if there’s a D cut pin, then it acts as a zero lift, because just having the pick under it, will bring it to the shearline, or past it. Second thing, Mul T locks pick via the Gege tamping technique, checkout UKLS posts to learn it.💪💪💪💪😝😝😝🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️
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Mauer a440 R1 key. Pragmasis can order this with NW4 core. I don"t know hi secured is this R1 and as I need NW4 (50 libre expensive order)
Alexander Bridges not sure he will let something with so little in the way of security pins beat Jim for ever, if it was me I would want another crack at it
The only people that would dislike a video by the king of lockpicking is a lock manufacturer that LPL completely demolishes in a dozen different ways. *cough* Master *cough*
I don’t understand why, in computer RPG games, when the player uses lock picks to pick a lock, the pick breaks and you have to get more picks. I guess it’s a game mechanic to keep you from just going around and picking every lock you see?
What if you made a lock, with a smooth cylinder, save the tension slot, the then put a few magnets on the key that repulsed and attracted the pins accordingly..? That seems like it would be pretty difficult to pick...
Bill was pretty confident that LPL could pick most of the locks from his bucket. Looking forward to the next one, perhaps he should have brought a few more back!
You really have skills, Mr. L.P.L. I figure you better be packing when you go back to see Bill, he's going to shoot you for how easily you opened this lock. SMILE, No really great job on picking it. What was the pick you used again ? 0.25 ?
Bosnian Bill, like you,!! Is an excellent picker and teacher, yet you picked this lock pretty quick! My hat is most definitely off to you !!!!!!!!; Thumbs up for sure!!!!!!!!
Harry do you think all the 'clicks' you were getting were from the ledges inside the core? Essentially, the way I see it you'd be getting double of everything except from the spool.
possible reason..... Government issue model 410 is priced at $55 and probably has same core so... Once worked on passenger rail equipment, electrified, in UK. Overhead line voltage, 20KV! You don't want duplicate keys on lockout disconnects.
Very Nice Technique! Less than 4 minutes, but BB is sort of embarrassed by your quick pick and gut of this Naughty Bucket Lock! Great Job! You make it look soooo easy!
Now that you’ve dissected this lock, have you been able to determine the reason behind all the clicks you were getting? BTW, I agree with Bill that you’re probably the most Prominent, no, perhaps I mean precise picker on the scene that I know of. Thank you for your videos.
I got a bit behind on your channel, LPL, and when I come back, you have 120k subs! Man, I'm glad to see the success of your channel. You had 8k subs when I joined. And successfully opening Naughty Bucket locks! That's really cool. So glad to see you and Bill doing videos together. I hope it's not just a one time thing. You and Bill... the best lock sport channels on the 'toob.
My guess would be that the ball bearing makes it so a drill can't get a good bitting on the lock; possible that the ball bearing is in there to rotate as the drill spins or it just causes the bit to glance off. Just a guess though.
Would you still put this lock on the list of the biggest and baddest locks? I'm asking because I am wondering whether this specific lock and cylinder combination is a good choice to secure my motorcycle (Almax package).
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ANOTHER great picking video! That Squire sat in my naughty bucket mocking me for at least a couple of years, and you knock it out in minutes. Fantastic! It looks like I got stuck in a "light tension" rut and need to up my game with some of your "gorilla" tensioning techniques. They are obviously successful. 😃
Bosnianbill just think, if master lock got their heads out of their butt, they could make something like this.. Cool looking lock, such a shame it's not functional..
This lock is a pretty interesting lock. That difficult with that many standard pins.
Still love you bill. I picture you stringing up a noose of abloy locks. I cant take it anymore....
From what LPL said in the video, that was not the first time he picked (or at least partly picked the lock). We don't know how many hours/days he may have practiced before he first mastered the lock. After all, he posted the video for the first lock a week ago.
This makes two lock in a row that required heavy torsion (torque) to pick. I wonder if that will be true for all your naughty locks?
@@adamackels73 I think Master lock is happy making mediocre locks that cost them very little because the average public doesn't know any better and thinks a lock is a lock. If everyone knew what we know, Master lock would have to step up their game and start putting a little more effort into their junk locks.
Great work LPL
I was curious about just how expensive this particular lock was, and it's currently listing for just under $178 USD.
I guess it's true that this level of protecion comes at a cost.
I noticed that it's also made in Great Britain, so that probably contributed a bit to the cost.
Either way, it looks like a lock that will defeat most attempts that aren't noisy enough to wake the neighbors, at least for nearly all thieves!
Maybe Bill wasn’t tensioning hard enough. That’s the only explanation I have for why he struggled with it
hello - does drill protection work?
Monki tension technique
I'm a beginner picker, but an experienced mechanic. I'll bet those little ledges acted to bind the minute tooling imperfections in the narrow parts of the pins...hence the "clicks"
I used to see stuff like this in fuel injection parts.
How hard is it to pick a fuel injector?
@@StephenGillie Asking the real questions.
It was the front pins giving the multiple clicks. So, no. That wasn't it.
@@StephenGillie just like locks, the first 1000 are the toughest . 😁
LPL having a “Tough” time means this is a good lock.
It’s honestly incredible. He makes everything look so easy
When Bosnian Bill invites you to his place and calls you gifted, then your basically a the top of the stack. Excellent work sir.
The place where he puts his unpickable locks is called the naughty bucket? It should be called the winner's circle.
it's not his "naughty bucket"
@@1991Greed1991 OP never specified who 'he' was
That's probably what the locks call it.
TH-cam steered me to your videos somehow. I've been watching them for the past couple of days.
This video made me remember I have a SS65CS in the house, I used to use it to chain my bike with a big 16mm Pragmasis chain.
I remember after about 3 years living outside the lock was pretty hard to handle, especially with motorcyle gloves on.
So now, with this video, I pulled it a part (it refused at first) and it is full of sand.
With that, a great video would be a general guide to padlock maintenance. What grease to use and some best practices on pulling it a part.
Would be an good help tbh and as far as I can see, you haven't done it yet.
Keep up the good work, you're obviously very skilled at what you do (both the lockpicking and making youtube vids).
That cross section you did was extremely helpful to get a visual on how you actually pick locks. Thanks
That's why clear acrylic practice locks are a good place to start. Not only are they deliberately easy to pick, but they allow you to see the movement of the pins in real time as you go through the pick.
They'd be better if they had a different coloured acrylic transparent core.
You should really check out www.locklab.com
How did you think he did it?
Man you make it look easy.
I've noticed that your approach to tension is pretty much the opposite of Bill's.
Seems like his more delicate approach was what was keeping him out
He didn't state how many hours/days he needed to figure out the picking process. LPL only makes a video when he has defeated the lock - then he shows how it was accomplished.
That is fine with me, as I am interested in what works with a specific lock, not all the techniques/tools that don't work.
@@buggsy5 I would like to see the process, though. It's usually much more interesting, when you don't know whether there'll be a result.
@@Lowezar
You want a live feed of every time he's working on them.
@@jorceshaman not necessarily. He could shows us at the beginning of the video some of his failed attempts and what eventually led to his success and also how long it took him to figure it out. It would put in context at the very least.
I can never get over the change in emphasis on the intro.
He went from "This is the lockpicking *lawyer* " to "This *is* the lockpicking lawyer"
It's been this way since video 697 and I messes with me each and every time
You need to get out more.
Don't we all.
@@scottyboyd5291 No you need to get out more
@@sk8terboi10003 I do bro. I'm a 25 hour flight away from home at the moment.
@@JimboJuice
R/whoosh
I use one of those padlocks to keep my motorbike safe. Having watched this film I'm even more confident in it as a good quality piece of kit.
Bolt cutters or a hack saw would take about the same time.
8 minutes? Wow, this'll take a while
Edit: oh, also a gut
How is your leg?
hahahaha
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Inside joke. You have to go watch the Bosnia Bill / Lockpicking Lawyer collaboration video.
Yeah, good question! Hahahahahaha
Not too bad... it was just a flesh wound. 😋
Long time Bill fan, really liking your channel and just wow, you're crushing those naughty bucket locks like nothing!
I have to admit, I am just mesmerized watching this guy work. Watching him pick the locks is interesting by itself. Watching him 'gut' the locks afterward is probably the part that keeps me watching. He's clearly gifted as well as skilled.
You should replace the shackle for bill :D
If the lock had included a high-cut pin in the back, only drilled the hole for that pin deep enough to be reachable by a high-cut key, and had used a T-pin driver over it, would you have been able to pick it? I would think such a design would be a cheap way to make a lock impossible to pick using the approach shown here since the hole under the back pin would't reach to your pick, and the front pins would block access to the rear pin. I wonder why lock makers don't do that since it would seem a cheap and easy way to make locks much harder to pick.
You should test some outboard motor locks because many people have boats with outboards and if you see wich locks are good so no one will steal your 8 hp honda!
That'd be an awesome idea. I have an 8hp mariner 2 stroke outboard on my 3.40m boat but I'm not that sure my lock can keep people from stealing it
After seeing maybe 100 clips, it daunted on me, that it sound just like going to the dentist. :-D
Nothing on one, nothing on two, ...
Could all those clicks be accounted for by the pins dropping due to very minor fluctuations in tension? Since the tolerances are so high it's possible. I have a euro lock that you really have to crank the tension up and hold it steady or it won't open. Very easy to drop pins.
Bills a humble guy, he'll congratulate the lawyer.
4:18 I was waiting for the ramset
Well done! Loving seeing the naughty bucket Chronicles. Much respect to both you and Bosnian Bill. I've learned so much from both of you. Keep the videos coming please and thank you!
I wonder how the paracentric key way is actually machined.
Broached. The broach profile matches the shape of the keyway. They make a custom broach for every keyway profile.
Can you imagine if you could get your hands on the houdini mirror challenge cuffs to try and pick those. I wonder if there are any replicas out there?
You're the Glen Gould of lockpicking honestly.
You can hear the crispness in the clicks while picking it and the springs who he was pushing with the follower. It’s just a quality lock.
Happy to hear SouthOrd mentioned. I have that exact pick. Pity I don't have that same skill.
picramide which Max pick is it? They have a couple of hooks.
That paracentric Squire lock looked so easy with the right pick. You should try something harder.
Would you like me to send you my "H@ndcuff3d" challenge lock? It whipped Bill pretty good.
he doesnt do fail videos
It just amazes me how you can be this good. I started with lockpicking 15 years ago. I've been on and of with it ever since, but you make it seem so easy. I'm not quitting! I just started attacking the Abloy Classic and I will get back to you when I get a functional DIY pick ready for it without using a lade and other fancy tools. Keep up the good work!
Wow! You are just starting to kick Bills bucket. His bucket is small, mine is a 44 gallon drum! Lol!
1:30 THICC!!!!
Thats cut out lock makes me wanna play Elderscrolls oblivion again
Bill was right to build you up as a master of this craft. Very nicely done.
"So anyway, I started picking"
Cracking video lpl, I've a few of these locks but they pivk really easy. I will be loading them with security pins and hopefully make a video soon. Good info on the parametric keyway too
4:21 this bit made me come up with a sentence. "Im gonna put my allen screw in your shackle hole"
Thoughts about doing a crossover episode with TH-camr LegalEagle?
Awesome video. Learned a lot from you and Bosnianbill. Between the two of you and the different approaches, I think it makes people realize that you don’t want to get tunnel vision when working with unknowns like this. Thanks for the hard work!
Very nicely done & a great tip to over come Paracentric keyways, I have such a lock that I will try & evict from my naughty bucket later today. Have a great day
Nicely done my friend your skills are awesome👍😊👍😊😎✌✌
What is a drill pin, and the use of a ball bearing above the end of the keyway?
I'm no expert, but it's a material issue. The pins and ball bearing are usually very hard, and certainly harder than the rest of the core. The ball bearing causes a lot of slippage on drill bits breaking into the lock, deflecting the bit aside and causing the attacker to bore a hole into an unwanted part of the core, which then gums up the shear line in the lock, basically freezing it in locked position.
The pins serve a similar function.
Wouldn’t a key with a very sharp point that could get under pins that dropped to the bottom be very difficult to pick? Especially if it had a nasty keyway with required the long curve on the pick.
scary - i trust this lock on a £8000 motorbike when i have to leave it outside.
It's one of the hardest tumbler locks to pick, period. Insurance companies list it by name. You're watching one of a handful of people in the world who can pick it in a reasonable time; don't worry about it. Edit - or do worry about it and get an Abloy pl362 on eBay.
Lock body made in Britain, cylinder and key made in Bulgaria.
Great job LPLawyer! So far you have dominated the naughty bucket locks. I'm looking forward to the next video. Keep up the great work.
Very difficult to figure out what tension to use sometimes...I pick line this frequently tho, picking around warding. I use bottom tension when I do
I wonder why you got 3 clicks for pin 1 which is all standard. Did it drop twice?
Been a while since I've watched your channel. Congrats on making 100k+ subs :) 🥳
210,000 views and only 29 dislikes... how da faq u do that
It is silly how easy you make that look. Great job.
Enough of the locks that can be picked show us the ones that can't please mr
Don't you hate it when it is not rocket science?
Sometimes it takes two masters.
Have you ever tried to pick a soo line railroad lock it has a key shaped as a 9
Literally 8 years in the bucket, 100’s of hours of tortured fingers and midnight flinging across the room, I picked one of my two NB Mul T locks, yayyyy. A C6, which has almost never felt like it has set one pin. Lessons learned, if there’s a D cut pin, then it acts as a zero lift, because just having the pick under it, will bring it to the shearline, or past it. Second thing, Mul T locks pick via the Gege tamping technique, checkout UKLS posts to learn it.💪💪💪💪😝😝😝🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️
Mauer a440 R1 key. Pragmasis can order this with NW4 core. I don"t know hi secured is this R1 and as I need NW4 (50 libre expensive order)
Wow, serious lock and he still picked it in a minute or 2.
It's great for you to pick his locks but I think they'll go straight back into his naughty bucket till he can pick them himself.🤔🍺✌
Don'z Lockz 😂😂😂
He said himself that if he finds someone to pick it for him he counts it as picked. :P
Alexander Bridges not sure he will let something with so little in the way of security pins beat Jim for ever, if it was me I would want another crack at it
There are zero dislikes for this video, the best ever!
The only people that would dislike a video by the king of lockpicking is a lock manufacturer that LPL completely demolishes in a dozen different ways. *cough* Master *cough*
I never would have thought i would find lock picking soda mm interesting 😅❤
Two naughty bucket locks down!!
I don’t understand why, in computer RPG games, when the player uses lock picks to pick a lock, the pick breaks and you have to get more picks. I guess it’s a game mechanic to keep you from just going around and picking every lock you see?
Me 3 months ago: hurr lockpicking I guess is a thing that people do maybe?
Me today: oh crap back up, I missed him tensioning the keyway!
Sorry i'm new here. WTF does "is binding" mean when he talks about pins in lock?
What if you made a lock, with a smooth cylinder, save the tension slot, the then put a few magnets on the key that repulsed and attracted the pins accordingly..? That seems like it would be pretty difficult to pick...
This guy just open 20 years old locker, I like see him open new lock evva akura 44
The springs look different than the usual ones, could that have anything to do with the extra difficulty?
Everyone is afraid of Mr steal your girl but this guy can steal your girl, your house, your car and everything else and make you feel okay with it
Is it just me or do paracentric keyways kinda look like a slimline UK? (sans Ireland)
Now you should send it back to Bill and see if he learned. I'm sure he did.
BosnianBill is is going WTF, SMH @4:15.
D Sloop that's exactly what I thought. I'd love to hear what he has to say about the lock.
Bill was pretty confident that LPL could pick most of the locks from his bucket. Looking forward to the next one, perhaps he should have brought a few more back!
Bill stated in a comment that he thinks his usual "light touch" technique is what probably defeated him.
Oh shit an 8 minute video. That mean buy this lock now.
You really have skills, Mr. L.P.L. I figure you better be packing when you go back to see Bill, he's going to shoot you for how easily you opened this lock. SMILE, No really great job on picking it. What was the pick you used again ? 0.25 ?
@ 2: 44 "opens for me every time." Eat that Bill !
I think bill needs to move the locks out of the bucket and himself into it 😂😂😂
Do you ever send the locks back to BosnianBill with a link to your video so he can pick it too 🤣
Bosnian Bill, like you,!! Is an excellent picker and teacher, yet you picked this lock pretty quick! My hat is most definitely off to you !!!!!!!!; Thumbs up for sure!!!!!!!!
🍎 📷👌
If i were you it would take 1,000 years to finish!
Harry do you think all the 'clicks' you were getting were from the ledges inside the core? Essentially, the way I see it you'd be getting double of everything except from the spool.
If it is good enough to be in the Naughty Bucket, is good enough to buy.
You mean you're better than Bosnian Bill!??!
possible reason..... Government issue model 410 is priced at $55 and probably has same core so... Once worked on passenger rail equipment, electrified, in UK. Overhead line voltage, 20KV! You don't want duplicate keys on lockout disconnects.
Just realized you are Pocket83 as well.... Watched both channels for some time. And didnt realize it until i saw a pocket83 in the suggested videos
Very Nice Technique! Less than 4 minutes, but BB is sort of embarrassed by your quick pick and gut of this Naughty Bucket Lock! Great Job! You make it look soooo easy!
Nice naughty bucket picking, and great cut away demonstration of the correct pick profile getting past wild warding.
Now that you’ve dissected this lock, have you been able to determine the reason behind all the clicks you were getting? BTW, I agree with Bill that you’re probably the most Prominent, no, perhaps I mean precise picker on the scene that I know of. Thank you for your videos.
So your trick is basically...reach around
I bet the clicking came from pins key pins 4,5, and 6. And the spool of course.
I got a bit behind on your channel, LPL, and when I come back, you have 120k subs! Man, I'm glad to see the success of your channel. You had 8k subs when I joined. And successfully opening Naughty Bucket locks! That's really cool. So glad to see you and Bill doing videos together. I hope it's not just a one time thing. You and Bill... the best lock sport channels on the 'toob.
How does a small ball-bearing become drill protection?
My guess would be that the ball bearing makes it so a drill can't get a good bitting on the lock; possible that the ball bearing is in there to rotate as the drill spins or it just causes the bit to glance off.
Just a guess though.
4:20 you could just say sex like a grown up.
Can you buy a replacement shackle?
LPL and Bosnian Bill, the *'Lennon and McCartney'* of lock picking.
Would you still put this lock on the list of the biggest and baddest locks? I'm asking because I am wondering whether this specific lock and cylinder combination is a good choice to secure my motorcycle (Almax package).
Thank you LPL and BosnianBill! It gave him some trouble, but lock complete. :)
I'm surprised bill couldn't open it