Just wondering: If LPL ever gets arrested, would the cops even bother closing the door? Also: When will hand lotion producers discover him as a hand model?
LPL: “This lock is garbage” = we could probably pick it LPL: “I have mixed feelings about it.” = we cannot pick it. LPL: “This is a pretty good lock.” = God level picking.
pretty good: works like: there's a vibranium shell, ceramic isolation and cast iron in the core and superman has to heat it with his heat vision through the keyhole each time.
I have see some of those videos by "penetration specialist" who just look for vulnerabilities to exploit. They will pull your hinge pins, slip the lock, go through the door seal, windows, have your security company unlock it, neb hidden keys. It's ridiculous. One guy goes through the door so fast people watching couldn't tell he slipped the lock...
It is a something of a pre-emptive balancing act. Sure you could get the godliest of locks, but if Cletus can just boot the door in what good is it really getting you?
@@Richter-89 I mean, say it's a hostage situation and they need to break into the hostage location without alerting anyone inside, kicking down the door may work but it will also get the hostages shot. In terms of robbing a house quickest way in will almost never be picking the lock unless you have way too much experience picking
I really enjoy the gutting and further analysis on the security of the locks that he goes at. It really gives more information to the whole of the community of what is really there and what we can expect. Also gives more info on what actually is in the market space and doesn't just show a bunch of "magic" opening.
Would it be interesting to see occasional putting it back together again followups? I can imagine that must be harder to get right than taking it apart.
I never thought I'd get a recommendation for a video that's 15 seconds old. Edit: I have nothing but respect for this guy, cause the precision needed to pick such locks so effortlessly must be incredible.
I love me some occassional gutting video - always a treat. Especially if the innards have some interesting gimmicks like that ball pin. "At that price it's a security bargain." God, that is some massive praise. You did good, lock, you did good.
If anyone ever breaks into this guys house (don’t ask me how) they will find a room full of locks and lockpicks, and a room full of guns, and then they will back up slowly and leave.
Imagine just using the LockPickingLawyer to test your products against lockpickers. He' gives you a full in-depth response of where your lock goes wrong and how easy it was to pick, and he's not afraid to call locks trash.
@@skyeplays1772 Gordon Ramsay's much more polite to people who by all rights have a valid excuse, like children and non-chefs. What he doesn't allow to go without criticism are professionally trained chefs making amateur mistakes.
It certainly is, as he stated himself at the end of the video, but it still took it only 50 seconds to pick… taking the time of providing us with some explanations :-)
@@ObsidianParis, consider that he HAS PLENTY OF EXPERIENCE and is doing the picking in controlled environment, not in front of a door, in the open even, with limited time and risk of being spotted picking the door. Any lockpicker will face trouble picking a lock system they never faced before, and even then it takes time, trial and error plus enough experience in the trade to do it fast. Taking 50 seconds to 1+ minute to pick even with expertise in the lock and skill + tools means that the lock itself wouldn't be worth attacking in the field for 95% of the criminals that know lockpicking skills.
I saw the video was 7 minutes long and I was so worried that he had finally met his match! And then it was just a lock disassembly. The legend lives on.
I love that during the picking narration you reminded me of a dentist calling out locations or a doctor running an autopsy narrating to his understudies.
Some 5 years ago, before I started lockpicking and learned about various methods of dealing with locks I too was a "drill warrior". Everything was quick and easy until I broke my first cobalt drill inside a lock. That day I wasted two drills, lots of time and that lock, that even didn't have anti-drill inserts got completely obliterated. Now I know I have a lot of options before I even start the drilling.
Lock pickimg and Lock Teardown in 1 video. What a generous Lawyer. I know nothing about lockpicking but I still watch this video because it is satisfying 😁 Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
LPL lock ratings: Picks in 3 seconds = Absolutely Terrible, needs to unexist itself to rid the world of this blasphemy Picks in less than 10 seconds = You can do better than going to Amazon for locks Picks in less than 30 seconds = You can do away with this if you dont use it to hide diamonds or your Club penguin account Picks in less than a minute = You can hide most of your valuable stuff in this shit, maybe even your soul Picks in more than a minute = Pentagon level security, it can even be a second area 51 if you get ambitious Anything that is more than 2 minutes = Unbreachable, Physics would break should you consider to pick this lock, only god can open it but it would take him at least 30 minutes to do it, or your occasional 4th dimensional creatures since they can just see through inside anything this lock is securing and pick it up
Love this throw-back video--I had to check the date to make sure it was new as this is the sort of video you were doing when I started with you years back. Nice work as always!
I thought by the length of the video it's gonna be one of the best locks ever made... But then he took it apart and explains everything about that lock as well😁 Still better locks as Master or Amazon's choice!
You probably can never be held back. Literally nothing can stop this guy! But, honestly appreciate your skills. You are probably the best lock picker ever.
While I don't derive any 'sexual' pleasure from hands, having nasty or creepy hands is 100% a reason to not watch a video. There's some 'saladfingers' motherfuckers out there.
I had lockpicking set before few years, but I cannot say, that I am good in lockpicking. Due to your channel I just tried it again. I have no tools here, so I take hammer and wire. Go to a garden and make wire flat on some rocks. I abraded it. So I have medium security door in my house - or as can I say - lock from realatively famous company for security. So ... I just lockpick into my house in 2 minutes. (For some pins I also must use needle.) It really freaks me out. I never try to pick security lock just because it is security. But you opened my eyes. I can literally lockpick into my own house.
@@michaelsorensen7567 I can see guards turn a corner to see him filming the vault's lock and how terrible they made it, as well as possible improvements.
Seven minutes to pick, talk about and take apart a lock I couldn't open in a thousand years. If I need to open that lock I'm grabbing the Dewalt! You sir, really are the master.😁
"we have a free slot on the bingo card" 💀 LPL has some solid humor. It's perfectly dry, as most humor should be Feels like it's been a while since a good pick n gut.
I'm a little hooked on your videos, and I came across another video on opening a sentry safe with a simple nail clipper, using the file side. Well, I had one here, and have had it for years thinking it is safe.... LOL.... after watching the video, took me less than 40 sec to open it with the nail clippers. AND, I haven't even got my tool kit from eBay yet... Haaa.. This is officially my first lock pick.
You can tell from the comments who hasn't been around LPL's videos for very long. I saw the length and knew there was going to be more than just picking involved here.
As a criminal I really appreciate this channel and the free leaning im getting i like to order ok to go along with him in the videos. As always thanks for the video
Dude i just want to say i love your video's and you have gotten me into trying to do lockpicking myself and im having a blast im not that good yet but i love doing it during this lockdown. please never stop making these amazing videos!
"hello comrades, this is the lockpicking lawyer and today were going to pick these 2 lock switches for gaining access to the US Nuclear ICBM Launch Control"
Imagine being a ye old maiden in the Middle Ages then waking up in the dead of night to something messing with your chastity belt and hearing “Nothing on one, nothing on two, three is binding...”
Funniest thing is, I’ve taken NO classes and read NO books about lockpicking, and from your thorough explanations, I feel as if I could pick one right now.
Interesting that you said "I _feel_ as if...", because feel is the one thing that you can't learn from a video. You can hardly see any movement in the tension tool, but there's a whole lot of fine adjustment going on when he mentions counter-rotation on the security pins etc. You can really only get that feel through practice on all different kinds of cylinders. Most padlocks, (even those with security pins) are an order of magnitude easier to pick than something like this.
Interesting lock. The lack of drill protection is a bit worrisome, as that is likely the only way 99.9% of criminals (the ones that don't just break a window or kick in your door) would get in. Watching a lot of LPL's recent vids with crappy locks that can be raked or opened with common household objects, it's easy to forget what an experienced, skilled picker he really is. He made short work of this thing and opened it at about the same speed that I can probably get through a Kwikset or Master lock. Great, informative video as always.
You have to put this in perspective. LPL is working in laboratory conditions with just about every concievable lockpicking tool to hand. If it doesn't exist, he'll call up Bosnian Bill and they'll invent a tool. Burglars either do not bother with locks at all, rather finding a way to bypass them, or they'll have tools for a specific type of lock. For instance in an estate neighbourhood, where all flats and houses are keyed by the same counsel housing coporation, a burglar might carry a bumpkey for that brand of lock. But more often than not they'll force a window open or shim the door or use the old bent-coat-hanger-through-the-mail-slot technique. None of which have anything to do with the quality of the lock cylinder at all.
It is nice knowing, these, and other locks, would present more of a challenge, when mounted in the doors/ locations, and not so perfect environments, where they will be used in practical situations.
I would love to see a video of locks you would recommend buying! For what reason you rate them highly, the merits vs demerits, price category, and picking them to see their security being handled by you. So far I'm aware of high-end Bowley Padlock being recommended, but not cylinder locks used for doors, or maybe i might have missed it.
The ease with which you pick a lock you describe as very secure (and explain why) freaks me out a little. :o) But then, there are other combinations of dexterity and motor control, precision tactile feel and the ability to represent mentally the fine movements needed, like, say, playing a violin at virtuoso level, that are hopelessly beyond my reach and that of vast majority of people (including, I hope, burglars.)
You are amazing! This will be my new hobby. I even have my friend interesting in this as a hobby. He needs something since he doesn't play PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo switch. You are an inspiration!
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My first thought: oh wow a 7 minute long video this one must be really hard
Reality: ah nevermind it appears he decided to gut and display his kill.
It still took him almost a minute, which is really good. Anything above 10 seconds is actually good
« and display his Skill » :-)
Same here - saw "oh, a looooong video - get some food first" - paused and grabbed. Didnt finished my first chew ...
At this point, i already knew that 90% of the video is him explaining the lock
Like any good hunts men, you'd show your skill with what you hunt.
“A security bargain.” High praise indeed...
1.1k likes and no comments lol
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Multi-Lock Interactive sounds like some EduTainment software company from the 90s.
Leeloo has Multi-Pass! :D
@@ayuchanayuko I was going to say the same thing!
"My First Lockpick Adventure"
TheQuark6789 honestly it’s great either way 😂
Here's a video of him showing one: th-cam.com/video/XupQR_PjKiE/w-d-xo.html
Please tell me I'm not the only one still curious if that guy got his $75 back... you know which one I'm talking about.
Yes the locksmith who got destroyed
Leaving a reply here so that I get notified too, don't mind me
I'm in on this curiosity too
i dont need sleep i need answers
@@vimmiduggal6658 same
"Excellent antipick feature"
Picks it in less than a minute
RCMasterAA that’s an eternity for LPL
He didn't need red bull or a rake, locks good
@@pulsefel9210 You mean, if the LPL needs actual picking tools, the lock can be considered secure :o)
@@bazoo513 yes
Man has mad skills.
*LPL:* This is a pretty good lock.
*DeGuard CEO:* RAMP UP PRODUCTION TO MAXIMUM! I WANT ONE IN EVERY HOME BY CHRISTMAS!
I would consider that in certain door locks or special containers.
Seven + minute video? A treat especial! I'll top off my coffee! ☕
INVEST!!! INVEST!!!! BUY BUY BUY!!!
@@stanervin6108 Did you mean top UP your coffee?
@@CB-xr1eg
That's what I thought I typed. Darn auto-suggest must have been enabled! Thanks, Sean.
Just wondering: If LPL ever gets arrested, would the cops even bother closing the door?
Also: When will hand lotion producers discover him as a hand model?
what's the problem, just use an arc welder to close the door.
@@solarissv777 Nah, duct tape will hold him for a bit
Dude this guy cuts his hand every other week, he has a cut in this video!
Flex tape
He'd probs just do a vid from the nick.
LPL: “This lock is garbage” = we could probably pick it
LPL: “I have mixed feelings about it.” = we cannot pick it.
LPL: “This is a pretty good lock.” = God level picking.
Yes
pretty good: works like: there's a vibranium shell, ceramic isolation and cast iron in the core and superman has to heat it with his heat vision through the keyhole each time.
LPL: "This is a bit harder to pick." = God level picking.
Did he ever say: "This is a pretty good lock" ? if yes show me where please.
“This lock is from MasterLock” = everyone can pick it by just inserting a clip on it.
On the next batch they can print on the package:
LPL rating: 57
(seconds)
I think it's a great scoring system.
Problem would be all the locks he didn’t picked (yet)... the would say:”NEVER picked by LPL...score : infinite
De Peltenburg i think he would be quick to pick those claiming that
@@depeltenburg6916 I would make all default scores 0. Lol
They'd have to say "not yet LPL tested" ... admittedly that would immediately render them worthless.
LPL rating: 1min
"Don't even bother, break the door instead"
I have see some of those videos by "penetration specialist" who just look for vulnerabilities to exploit. They will pull your hinge pins, slip the lock, go through the door seal, windows, have your security company unlock it, neb hidden keys. It's ridiculous. One guy goes through the door so fast people watching couldn't tell he slipped the lock...
It is a something of a pre-emptive balancing act. Sure you could get the godliest of locks, but if Cletus can just boot the door in what good is it really getting you?
@@bgreaud Can you provide a link to that one guy going through the door? I actually think that sounds like a crazy master thief at that point lol
@@bgreaud i hope noone makes joke about "penetration specialist"
@@Richter-89 I mean, say it's a hostage situation and they need to break into the hostage location without alerting anyone inside, kicking down the door may work but it will also get the hostages shot. In terms of robbing a house quickest way in will almost never be picking the lock unless you have way too much experience picking
Seven minutes long, but not a second wasted.
Finally a gutting again. Really missed those.
Same. It's been a while
Agree.
Master Lock is gutted every time he grabs a pick.
I really enjoy the gutting and further analysis on the security of the locks that he goes at. It really gives more information to the whole of the community of what is really there and what we can expect. Also gives more info on what actually is in the market space and doesn't just show a bunch of "magic" opening.
Would it be interesting to see occasional putting it back together again followups? I can imagine that must be harder to get right than taking it apart.
LPL Picked the TH-cam algorithm to show me this immediately..
Us*
LPL picked the hardest lock of all, our hearts
Us* cuz this is soviet russia
@@Joao-ri4sx *OUR* lock picking video
7 minute video
Safest lock ever?
Actual picking: 1 minute
Oh...
Yes he's absolutely fearless
And the crowd goes wild!
New huh?
actualy I was very briefly distracted with pomegranate and when I went back to video, he already was done picking and was about to get to gutting
Me: 7 minute video. Must be good.
LPL: "... and then I'll take it apart."
Me: oh.
I never thought I'd get a recommendation for a video that's 15 seconds old.
Edit: I have nothing but respect for this guy, cause the precision needed to pick such locks so effortlessly must be incredible.
He picks the locks faster than we get the notifactions!
He's a Lock Picking God, definitely.
I love me some occassional gutting video - always a treat. Especially if the innards have some interesting gimmicks like that ball pin.
"At that price it's a security bargain."
God, that is some massive praise. You did good, lock, you did good.
If anyone ever breaks into this guys house (don’t ask me how) they will find a room full of locks and lockpicks, and a room full of guns, and then they will back up slowly and leave.
How are they going to see the guns if it's locked behind something?
@@dumbleking5172 Display cases
Then they fall down the trapdoor into the room full of whisky.
@@rebmcr What kind of monster are you? You would risk that much booze?
@@torg2126 Its a storage tank...theyll just drown in the wisky >:)
"lock picking lawyer" a person that can put you and get you out of a prison with same ease.
guess, that's what you call "system provider". Just add a bail out office and a bounty hunter.
Can get you out of prison in more than one way
Imagine if he was like, the worst lawyer known to man... 😂
With slice of redbull can 😁
Imagine just using the LockPickingLawyer to test your products against lockpickers. He' gives you a full in-depth response of where your lock goes wrong and how easy it was to pick, and he's not afraid to call locks trash.
like Gordon ramsay not shouting at people (No offense intended)
Why don’t lock companies use his videos to improve their products?
@@skyeplays1772 Gordon Ramsay's much more polite to people who by all rights have a valid excuse, like children and non-chefs. What he doesn't allow to go without criticism are professionally trained chefs making amateur mistakes.
I am pretty sure master lock will go out of buisness soon due to lpl
@BenOver I wouldn’t be surprised. They have it coming.
LPL late for work " honey where are my keys "?
Mrs LPL " dear you don’t own any keys".
I’m glad I stumbled upon this guy last night at 2am 😂 never knew lock picking could be so interesting
You are so lucky! The backlog of crazy is very deep.
You will learn 2 thing's from this channel, nothing is impossible in the hands of LPL and master locks are trash at all levels
Ianda Cibro yeah I watched like 20 vids last night & all I heard was these locks are trash 😂 but he says it in a elegant way??
@@Dempps @Ianda Cibro and there is only one lock he openly admit he not even try to pick yet. The bowley locks.
I hope you find his april fools videos soon
You know it's a good lock when it takes him more than 2 seconds, and he has to bring out actual tools... not parts of a coke can. Impressive lock!
Red bull
When it requires more than a leaf off a tree to pick that classes as at least moderate
Every time he guts a lock I feel like he's a predator dismembering his prey.
I feel more like it's the alien scientists vivisecting people from early sci fi horror movies.
Manufacturer: "High Security Products"
LPL: *BREAKFAST TIME*
A seven minute video! Holy spool pins Batman!
TW Johnson oh no frank...
i absolutely love how classy yet simple his videos are. one of the better channels on the platform by far.
7 mins? This gonna be good...
Well, the picking itself took less than one minute.
It certainly is, as he stated himself at the end of the video, but it still took it only 50 seconds to pick… taking the time of providing us with some explanations :-)
@@ObsidianParis, consider that he HAS PLENTY OF EXPERIENCE and is doing the picking in controlled environment, not in front of a door, in the open even, with limited time and risk of being spotted picking the door.
Any lockpicker will face trouble picking a lock system they never faced before, and even then it takes time, trial and error plus enough experience in the trade to do it fast.
Taking 50 seconds to 1+ minute to pick even with expertise in the lock and skill + tools means that the lock itself wouldn't be worth attacking in the field for 95% of the criminals that know lockpicking skills.
@@andrehashimoto8056 So ?
I saw the video was 7 minutes long and I was so worried that he had finally met his match! And then it was just a lock disassembly. The legend lives on.
Parents: I'll keep this safely locked up
Kids these days: Click out of 1, pin two binding
that made me chuckle...good job fam!
LOL
I love that during the picking narration you reminded me of a dentist calling out locations or a doctor running an autopsy narrating to his understudies.
When a LPL video is over 5 minutes
"They said it could not be done"
clearly you haven't seen LPL's 30 min video
its longer because he explains it lol, it took less than a minute to pick the lock, which in layman’s term, pentagon level security
Disassembly videos are always my fave. I love seeing the internals
Me: A not so lock picking lawyer
*DRILL GOES BURRRRR*
Some 5 years ago, before I started lockpicking and learned about various methods of dealing with locks I too was a "drill warrior". Everything was quick and easy until I broke my first cobalt drill inside a lock. That day I wasted two drills, lots of time and that lock, that even didn't have anti-drill inserts got completely obliterated. Now I know I have a lot of options before I even start the drilling.
Lock pickimg and Lock Teardown in 1 video.
What a generous Lawyer.
I know nothing about lockpicking but I still watch this video because it is satisfying 😁
Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
LPL lock ratings:
Picks in 3 seconds = Absolutely Terrible, needs to unexist itself to rid the world of this blasphemy
Picks in less than 10 seconds = You can do better than going to Amazon for locks
Picks in less than 30 seconds = You can do away with this if you dont use it to hide diamonds or your Club penguin account
Picks in less than a minute = You can hide most of your valuable stuff in this shit, maybe even your soul
Picks in more than a minute = Pentagon level security, it can even be a second area 51 if you get ambitious
Anything that is more than 2 minutes = Unbreachable, Physics would break should you consider to pick this lock, only god can open it but it would take him at least 30 minutes to do it, or your occasional 4th dimensional creatures since they can just see through inside anything this lock is securing and pick it up
Josephi Krakowski thats actually pretty good representation
that sounds so unrealistic... on the other hand its LPL so this makes it pretty realistic
giving it a 9/10 and a like
What if 2 minute+ locks are fourth-dimensional, and fourth-dimensional beings just rake it open?
@@MrPicklesAndTea dun dun duuuuuuuuuun
Dang, a disassembly video! You're spoiling us!
My favourite is how the follower always fits perfectly, it's somehow so satisfying, haha
[7 minute video, praise]
Me: Seems to be an incredible good lock.
LPL: And then I will take it apart...
Me: Oh, so it includes gutting.
Love this throw-back video--I had to check the date to make sure it was new as this is the sort of video you were doing when I started with you years back. Nice work as always!
I just realized lpl is so good at his hobby he gets paid for us simply watching him do what he loves.
Goals
Every video on this channel is uber satisfying!! I mean even how you sorted your playlist is on point! My OCD thanks you👌👏
Captain Dimple: "Damnit Sargent, we got evicted! I thought I told you to pay the rent!"
Glad to see you getting back to your roots, LPL. These are the videos the Locksport community loves.
I thought by the length of the video it's gonna be one of the best locks ever made... But then he took it apart and explains everything about that lock as well😁 Still better locks as Master or Amazon's choice!
He did say that it's unlikely it would be picked in the real world though
You probably can never be held back. Literally nothing can stop this guy! But, honestly appreciate your skills. You are probably the best lock picker ever.
"This is the Lockpicking Lawyer aka The Sexiest Hands in the Game."
Bosnian Bill, or Mr Puzzle may disagree with the assertion.
Mrs. LPL's favourite
@@DerykRobosson Sounds like a "battle of the hands" may be in order.
Wayde, that's just not right.... C'mon Man! Look at his cuticles and zinc deficiency!!
While I don't derive any 'sexual' pleasure from hands, having nasty or creepy hands is 100% a reason to not watch a video. There's some 'saladfingers' motherfuckers out there.
Ordered a $4.5 lock-pick practice set yesterday. I was never interested in lock picking, but his videos made it look like fun.
when LPL says "it takes fine control" so ok, either LPL or a NASA robot trying to pick my lock and I am in trouble, normal humans I am fine. got it.
I had lockpicking set before few years, but I cannot say, that I am good in lockpicking. Due to your channel I just tried it again. I have no tools here, so I take hammer and wire. Go to a garden and make wire flat on some rocks. I abraded it. So I have medium security door in my house - or as can I say - lock from realatively famous company for security. So ... I just lockpick into my house in 2 minutes. (For some pins I also must use needle.) It really freaks me out. I never try to pick security lock just because it is security. But you opened my eyes. I can literally lockpick into my own house.
Fort Knox: The most secure gold storage in the world.
LPL: Click out of one...
You sure he's not already filming the lock breakdown?
@@michaelsorensen7567 I can see guards turn a corner to see him filming the vault's lock and how terrible they made it, as well as possible improvements.
Nothing out of two~
3 is binding. Nice click out of 3.
Nothing out of 4
Nice click on 5
And 6 is binding. Nice click out of 6 and back to 1.
that made me chuckle...good job fam!
Seven minutes to pick, talk about and take apart a lock I couldn't open in a thousand years. If I need to open that lock I'm grabbing the Dewalt! You sir, really are the master.😁
"we have a free slot on the bingo card" 💀
LPL has some solid humor. It's perfectly dry, as most humor should be
Feels like it's been a while since a good pick n gut.
I'm a little hooked on your videos, and I came across another video on opening a sentry safe with a simple nail clipper, using the file side. Well, I had one here, and have had it for years thinking it is safe.... LOL.... after watching the video, took me less than 40 sec to open it with the nail clippers. AND, I haven't even got my tool kit from eBay yet... Haaa.. This is officially my first lock pick.
This guy picks high security locks easier than my toddler picks her nose. He is modest, but clearly an expert.
You can tell from the comments who hasn't been around LPL's videos for very long. I saw the length and knew there was going to be more than just picking involved here.
Actors main aim in life: Get an Academy Award
Locksmiths main aim in life: Get a high(ish) security review from LPL
As a criminal I really appreciate this channel and the free leaning im getting i like to order ok to go along with him in the videos. As always thanks for the video
The algorithm has decided I will see all your videos within the hour they are posted.
The robot gods have spoken and I guess it's time to sub.
This is so cool to watch. It's very entertaining to see someone show such mastery, and LPL has a very soothing voice I enjoy listening to him
Imagine if this guy was after you, he could literally get into anywhere and then he could represent himself in court.
i love the care he puts in disassembling the lock
No lock will *EVER* be safe from this guy.
no safe will ever remain locked from this guy.
Any lock that can be opened with a key can be picked. It's the nature of locks; they're designed to be opened.
@@Just_A_Dude That was kind of a joke, but he has opened electronic locks that don't even use use keys.
@@zirconlarin1885 Well, in my defense, he didn't actually pick them he bypassed them.
@@Just_A_Dude Well I mean, it's still a lock and he got past it, so...
I’m always learning interesting things about locks with this channel. Pin-in-pin is a thing. Who knew?!
Somewhere, some CEO is having the day of his life
I've never had the ambition to pick a lock, nor do I think I ever will. So why is this channel so mesmerising? 😄
LPL: "This is a security bargain if you don't need drill protection"
Ordering 50 right now.
My dad would tell me, "a lock is just to keep an honest man honest". Your videos are a lot of fun to watch.
You should rate LPL serurity rating on a scale of 10 for every lock.
Yes, they should.
it goes up by one every ten seconds it takes him to pick the lock
"We're going to take this lock on the road, then we're going to give it a LPL score."
@@DeeSnow97 Most locks: *-1*
I really missed these gutting videos. Glad to see one for such an interesting lock.
7 minute video
EVERYONE THIS IS THE SAFEST LOCK
2:45
my thoughts exactly
Well, the picking itself took less than one minute.
it took him only like 1 minute lol
@@bsvenss2 it is almost like someone rushed in to comment on the video without even watching it...
Thank you for the extra bit of explanation about the pins. Every little bit helps!
LPL: opens lock in 2 minutes.
Lock: "I'm gutted."
Dude i just want to say i love your video's and you have gotten me into trying to do lockpicking myself and im having a blast im not that good yet but i love doing it during this lockdown. please never stop making these amazing videos!
It's incredible how skilled you have become at picking locks, there's literally no lock in the world which you cannot break into!!
Clearly you haven't watched each one of his videos
"hello comrades, this is the lockpicking lawyer and today were going to pick these 2 lock switches for gaining access to the US Nuclear ICBM Launch Control"
lockpicking lawyer+ escape room= absolute chaos
Imagine being a ye old maiden in the Middle Ages then waking up in the dead of night to something messing with your chastity belt and hearing “Nothing on one, nothing on two, three is binding...”
nice throwback to the good old days, I miss these
Funniest thing is, I’ve taken NO classes and read NO books about lockpicking, and from your thorough explanations, I feel as if I could pick one right now.
This is correct. I only ever seen his videos and out of curiosity I tried the padlocks we had laying around. Took a few minutes but got some open.
Interesting that you said "I _feel_ as if...", because feel is the one thing that you can't learn from a video. You can hardly see any movement in the tension tool, but there's a whole lot of fine adjustment going on when he mentions counter-rotation on the security pins etc. You can really only get that feel through practice on all different kinds of cylinders. Most padlocks, (even those with security pins) are an order of magnitude easier to pick than something like this.
His vids are a class in their own and he's a skilled teacher
Ave needs this camera! The focus is on point!
Do I even want to know where he gets his tools from?
LPL: Something, something, *Lawyer/Client Privilege*, something something. :)
He has a workshop. He makes a lot of his tools himself
Interesting lock. The lack of drill protection is a bit worrisome, as that is likely the only way 99.9% of criminals (the ones that don't just break a window or kick in your door) would get in. Watching a lot of LPL's recent vids with crappy locks that can be raked or opened with common household objects, it's easy to forget what an experienced, skilled picker he really is. He made short work of this thing and opened it at about the same speed that I can probably get through a Kwikset or Master lock. Great, informative video as always.
The real question is what lock does LPL have on his door?
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Thanks for posting a gutting video! Been missing those, it’s so cool to see what’s inside.
7 minute video: Everyone liked that
Good to see you back to picking stuff that isn't absolute junk! It's more expensive, of course, but also more interesting IMO.
Picked in like 50 seconds, more like de-guard your door.
You have to put this in perspective. LPL is working in laboratory conditions with just about every concievable lockpicking tool to hand. If it doesn't exist, he'll call up Bosnian Bill and they'll invent a tool.
Burglars either do not bother with locks at all, rather finding a way to bypass them, or they'll have tools for a specific type of lock. For instance in an estate neighbourhood, where all flats and houses are keyed by the same counsel housing coporation, a burglar might carry a bumpkey for that brand of lock.
But more often than not they'll force a window open or shim the door or use the old bent-coat-hanger-through-the-mail-slot technique. None of which have anything to do with the quality of the lock cylinder at all.
Have you even watched any other LPL videos? You'll be way disappointed if you think this lock isn't secure.
It's so good to see you pick a real lock. I know you're on a mission but lots of us still want to see you use those skills.
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That was a treat !
Thank you LPL !
It is nice knowing, these, and other locks, would present more of a challenge, when mounted in the doors/ locations, and not so perfect environments, where they will be used in practical situations.
this channel always makes me feel like my house isn't safe, someone could look at my door and then go to youtube to see how to pick what ever i have
Nice to see the pinning tray make an appearance. Also nice to see a lock worthy of LPL’s time.
Glad to see you getting locks again, I’ve missed that for sure!
The solution is quite something.
LPL video is the best way to start the week! Thanks man!
A SEVEN minutes video? Ok, this one is a must have, I'm buying one Blind
I would love to see a video of locks you would recommend buying!
For what reason you rate them highly, the merits vs demerits, price category, and picking them to see their security being handled by you. So far I'm aware of high-end Bowley Padlock being recommended, but not cylinder locks used for doors, or maybe i might have missed it.
Wow it’s been a while since we’ve had a video this long. You already know this lock is going to be good.
The ease with which you pick a lock you describe as very secure (and explain why) freaks me out a little. :o)
But then, there are other combinations of dexterity and motor control, precision tactile feel and the ability to represent mentally the fine movements needed, like, say, playing a violin at virtuoso level, that are hopelessly beyond my reach and that of vast majority of people (including, I hope, burglars.)
"High(ish)"? Although my memory sucks, I've never heard better appraisal from this channel.
You are amazing! This will be my new hobby. I even have my friend interesting in this as a hobby. He needs something since he doesn't play PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo switch. You are an inspiration!
WOW just amazing how easy you make it look ! Your very skilled mate. 👍
Nice to see you picking something interesting for a change. DeGurard mortise cylinder looks quite reasonable for what it is; appears decently made.