Thank you... it’s an issue I face with some regularity, so I appreciate the offer and will definitely take you up on it. In fact, iirc, the video scheduled for this coming Friday could have used your language skills.
I love looking up Chinese characters. For anyone interested (in Hanyu Pinyin): 电 = diàn = electric 力 = lì = power 表 = biǎo = meter/gauge 箱 = xiāng = box 锁 = suǒ = lock
It's obvious that without the right tools and a thorough knowledge of the "workings" of these locks, a great majority of these locks are virtually unpickable from a walk-up-and-pick-open situation, even to a lock-pick person. But that doesn't change the fascination of watching LPL do his magic on them....:) Thanks for the channel.
Professionals like this do exist, and some of them dont use their talents for good. So in reality lock aren't as safe as one would think. If this guy can do it this quick so can a criminal right in front of watching eyes with little concern.
@@5150on420 Ummm, Did I say that Lock Picking Professionals do not exist? or is that your interpretation of what I said? Because I was referencing to the fact that a greater majority of individuals in our society do not possess the skills, training and tools needed to master the trade of lockpicking. Seriously, of course Professionals like this do exist. They exist in every single profession from a window washer to a rocket scientist if you may, and sch common sense needn't be mentionable.
@@finngardiner5358 you also have to remember that these locks go on the power meters on everyone's homes so it would be pretty difficult to have a different key for even every 10th house
Practically speaking, there's no way they'd have all of these keyed differently. 7 pins isn't enough for that. It's probably keyed alike on a street level, IE if you impression one of these locks, you can unlock every one of them on your street, but not the next street.
It's probably because he picks it a few times and figures out everything before turning the camera on. Once you've picked something, it usually becomes easier to pick it a 2nd time.
Tubular locks like this are normally not that hard to pick. Just like a pin tumbler, probably all standard pins, except its super easy to access all pins. The only really tricky part here is tensioning.
@@rxonmymind8362 Don't laugh. A friend chained his with three different padlocks, and returned shortly afterwards to find three locked padlocks standing on three neatly coiled chains, and no bike. Another guy had the latest security alarms fitted to his Range Rover in his driveway, and when he returned to the vehicle, it was undamaged, but he found a card on the dashboard saying that his expensive security system was a joke.
@@ZenoDLC Depends on if the bike is aluminum or a titanium alloy. titanium steel is pretty cheap, but there's little titanium per se. in a titanium aluminum alloy bike, there's enough raw metal value to pump up the price considerably, and then you have the various bike parts (a good set of derailleurs are worth enough money that people will go to the scrap yard to buy them). El cheapo walmart /CCM bike? yeah, the locks are worth more.
The little hole is usually used for a Lock-out Tag. A plastic tag attached with a zip tie (or cut resistant wire) to remind the person unlocking that they should follow the isolation procedure and gain the correct authorisation.
No padlock can stand up to the presence of a Cordless Angle Grinder Mighty Powerful Makita XAG13Z1 - 36 Volt Lithium battery powered steel cutter, armed with a high quality industrial grade 3M-7200 DAD-D (Diamond Abrasive Disc - "Diablo").
classic video from LPL: "how to pick a lock at home, Beginners guide" This lock is especially tricky. I'll need to get my high tech professional tool that i stole from a depleated uranium storage facility. come on LPL this was supposed to be a DIY do it at home type of video. but literally no one have a tool like that!
Your calm monotone voice as you absolutely condescend to the lock manufacturers and their products is one of the most entertaining things on TH-cam. You probably would have been a great guitarist or brain surgeon but I am glad that you make fools of companies that manufacture locks and share it with the world. Thank you.
There's good Chinese stuff out there. I used to own some very high quality Chinese shirts that took 8 years of warehouse work to kill. It's just buried under lowest-common-denominator import crap. Basically, you need to have someone over there you can trust to dig out the good manufacturers, you have to keep your factor (the guy doing the digging) sweet, and you have to keep the manufacturers sweet. So instead of paying $1/1000 parts, you're paying $1/100 parts, or even $1/75. Compare that to paying $1/50 parts here in North America. Unfortunately, most people are on a race to the bottom on prices for all but luxury goods, so finding quality Chinese goods in North America is unlikely at best.. Having said all that, Master locks mostly suck (they DO make some very good stuff in very specific areas, but you're not gonna believe that high quality lock-out/tag-out lock is from Master when you're used to their normal garbage quality).
Tashkiira very true. China is great at producing whatever product you want at whatever spec you give. The main spec people give is price, so cheap shit is produced but that doesn’t mean they can’t make quality products.
@@SpiraSpiraSpira I wouldn't say that. False ratings/specs is a big problem in China, particularly in materials like steel and copper alloys. I saw a building where they had to redesign the roof mid construction because the Chinese company lied about the grade of steel which resulted in the roof bowing in before it was even finished. Worst part is, nothing could be done against them; China has no real mechanism for foreign companies to sue. Never followed up on it, but willing to bet the steel company just changed its name and went on to scam the next American company. In short, China is the wild west when it comes to business. You have everything from high quality electronics to straight up scammers to companies that produce high quality products with stolen molds.
Don’t be fooled, China can indeed build very high quality stuff....maybe not manufactured s as he designed by them but.... There’s a reason for the cheap stuff but that’s not their best.
You scare me! You make it look so easy. I love how calm you are. I can imagine a scene with a hoard of zombies running towards us at a looked gate and you’d be super calm, just picking the lock! Lol
I was thinking you know what would be very cool if you taped a little microphone one of those sticker microphones to the lock while you were picking it this way we could hear exactly all the little clicks
The Chinese on the front DOES in fact say 'Electric Meter Box Lock'.😉 Happy to help with anything else if you need translation help, either with Chinese or Japanese.😊
I've always been fascinated by lock picking. I tried it once, I picked the lock on my desk drawer. Not a very high security lock for sure but I just used a piece from a pen and a paperclip. That alone will probably satisfy the urge, that and LPL videos.
i own a very similar lock from a cheap chinese lock toy bundle, and they had this but made out of red plastic with no writing on it, and the key was shaped like a regular tubular key instead of that weird design. LOL
I'm always impressed by the way he picks the right combination of tools and techniques to do the job with the minimum of fuss. That is his real skill, and I suspect that's what would make him a good lawyer as well. Nicely done sir.
The videos aren't usually showing his first attempt. Even the ones where someone sends him a sealed package with a lock in it, he usually knows what it is first and has at least thought it through if not practiced as well.
Well done LPL I use the circular lock pick/ impressioning tool all the time to get into all the tubular locks I run into.Great to see you use your impressive ingenuity to get into awkward locks keep up the good work.
I agree with some of the previous comments. You truly are a master at picking open almost any type of lock, and not only that but you really do make it seem so very easy in the process. I definitely will be looking forward to whatever videos that are still yet to come :). Good job
I'm sure you can easily get the key in China, since it must be the same for many locks. Around here they use a master key system. Anyone can purchase the lowest level lock, which contains the bitting for all the higher levels, and modify the key. Very smart to provide the general public that kind of access to your power distribution network, just so their guys only have to carry the one key around. Now there's talk about replacing them with some incredibly complex system where each individual key (and any copy) can be traced to the owner, but the locks would cost an absolute fortune. All just because someone didn't understand how maser keys work.
If you gut this one you'll most likely find it's made out of: - Some Uranium. - 2 or 3 new Elements for the Periodic Table. - Bits of bone from Jimmy Hoffa.
As I watch this I say "what's the point of a lock that can be defeated so quickly?" Like why bother to get a lock? Then I say- This guy is one of the best in the world, and 99.99% of burgs don't have a clue!!!! So I guess I keep my American locks for awhile..Wonderful videos.
thisnicklldo did you ever find out the answer to this because it seems this guy can pick anything and I as well would love to know if he has a naughty bucket list
LPL has a video with a list of the best pick resistant locks. On that video he mentions some locks he's never been able to pick. So, yes, he does have a naughty bucket list.
Yup, I use this same method when picking tubular locks for necessity. I've also shown it a couple times on video. I think it's still picking, since as you said you can just make a custom tension tool and you already have picked it the one position. This just makes it faster and easier. ☺
This guy is amazing, just watched another of his before this... LPL: Here is a military grade lock used by multiple military's around the world and for high value cargo...37 seconds later... so not that hard to unlock. Me: What is this dark magic?
"Military grade" just means the cheepest contracter got the job. :P Security is done with real eyeballs and real guns. (Also helps to ensure that those cheep contractors actually deliver the product on time and at spec)
Chinese Government: “Congratulations citizen for creating a pick-proof lock to safeguard our people’s electricity supply!” LPL: “Don’t celebrate just yet.”
LockPickingFriend: So, you managed to pick it?! LockImpressioningLawyer: Nope, just used another specialized tool that few in the world would have to do it for me, then called it a win :-D
pretty sure he did, and pretty sure that one's gonna take a pile of creativity to solve, and likely won't end up being any time soon (complete and total assumption based on zero evidence).
Just found your channel when I saw the video of your tour of the naughty bucket. I never knew lock picking was so interesting. I’m gonna share with my son I think he will find this very cool too. You got my sub, I am fascinated.
Locks designed to keep valuables safe, easy to pick. Lock to keep electric meters secure so the monopoly can overcharge customers, super secure and hard to pick. Makes sense.
So 99.9 percent of people couldn't pick it lol. Technically it wasn't picked. But end result opened it. This guy has the tools and knows his stuff. Good job
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This is an example of a true master - he knows his craft, respects other lock pickers and hides none of his techniques! This man deserves an upvote!
Give that man a cookie
can't agree more
Pyro, truth has been spoken.
bro you have been on reddit for too long
As a fellow redditor can't agree more
That is a very interesting technique, picking half a position, then impressioning.
One might even call it... _impressive._
Aalbert Torsius This technique left quite an impression on me.
Bah-dum-tish!
HAaaaaah!
it's a well-known method, I've seen it a number of youtube videos already, including bosnianbill's.
aszi88 it was a pun...because he used impressioning, it was impressivea
2:13 “I think i have an easier way in” *grabs the ramset*
XD
Somebody please give that man a ramset
@@tcn1john he had one
Looool
We all should've cued on the Ramset when he was talking about that tamper proof hole
If you ever need any Chinese lock stuff translated just let me know!😊
Thank you... it’s an issue I face with some regularity, so I appreciate the offer and will definitely take you up on it. In fact, iirc, the video scheduled for this coming Friday could have used your language skills.
Wow, Naomi! Big fan, keep up your great work!
nice to see you popping up around here. bosnian bill has the same sort of problem from time to time as well.
He might need some lock picking boots as well :)
Happy to see you here in the comments Naomi
The Chinese characters read: “electric power meter box lock”.
That's a surprise
I thought it read ShinRa Electric Power Company...
I love looking up Chinese characters. For anyone interested (in Hanyu Pinyin):
电 = diàn = electric
力 = lì = power
表 = biǎo = meter/gauge
箱 = xiāng = box
锁 = suǒ = lock
@@paddor awww my post was supposed to be funny, as final fantasy vii remake came out recently...
690th like
It's obvious that without the right tools and a thorough knowledge of the "workings" of these locks, a great majority of these locks are virtually unpickable from a walk-up-and-pick-open situation, even to a lock-pick person.
But that doesn't change the fascination of watching LPL do his magic on them....:)
Thanks for the channel.
unpickable yes, but you can very easily break these locks, but something tells me china's utilities aren't even all that well secured
@@AsbestosMuffins this thing seems to be for locking electric meters, so not like you'd see this on the gate of a power station.
Professionals like this do exist, and some of them dont use their talents for good.
So in reality lock aren't as safe as one would think.
If this guy can do it this quick so can a criminal right in front of watching eyes with little concern.
@@5150on420 Ummm, Did I say that Lock Picking Professionals do not exist? or is that your interpretation of what I said? Because I was referencing to the fact that a greater majority of individuals in our society do not possess the skills, training and tools needed to master the trade of lockpicking. Seriously, of course Professionals like this do exist. They exist in every single profession from a window washer to a rocket scientist if you may, and sch common sense needn't be mentionable.
@@AsbestosMuffins To be fair, if you're breaking into to a state owned thing in China you have bigger problems on your hand then some lock
Considering most of these locks probably share key, so the technician doesn't have to carry thousands of them, the impressioning is indeed good idea.
China generally doesn't like keying alike, hotel staff generally have to carry a big heavy key chain with like 30 keys on it
@@finngardiner5358 - Amateurs...
@@finngardiner5358 you also have to remember that these locks go on the power meters on everyone's homes so it would be pretty difficult to have a different key for even every 10th house
@@aidenchristiansen5776 I'm sorry but carying 1 billion keys is just a sacrifice they'll have to make smh
Practically speaking, there's no way they'd have all of these keyed differently. 7 pins isn't enough for that. It's probably keyed alike on a street level, IE if you impression one of these locks, you can unlock every one of them on your street, but not the next street.
Lpl: "But I think I have an easier method..."
"Here I have 10 pounds of C4 explosive that I borrowed from my local military base"
Uhm.. borrowed? :D
@@FilippmitF they just left it there un attended behind the safe door, not his fault, finders keepers
"They really should us better locks."
When in doubt, C4
@@baseballjustin5 That's a sentiment I can get behind.
I Googled "Picked a lock and now I need a lawyer" and ended up here!
welp minus the reasons to search that up this ain't a bad place to stay
R/that actually happened
@@kavinsp r/foundthemobileuser
No-no-no, that is all wrong, Google: this lawyer you need when you didn't)
Kavin Jebastin
R/Reddit
You make this look way too easy.
Say what?!
He does
It's probably because he picks it a few times and figures out everything before turning the camera on. Once you've picked something, it usually becomes easier to pick it a 2nd time.
Tubular locks like this are normally not that hard to pick. Just like a pin tumbler, probably all standard pins, except its super easy to access all pins.
The only really tricky part here is tensioning.
+turgsho1, Well of course he does, but so does BB, the point is he got it open, end of story.
LPL is smashing BB's naughty bucket.
ccp defeated by youtuber
I know it's 5 years later but that's a hella sus way to word what you're tryna say there boss 👀
You scare me! I’m putting two thousand $1 padlocks on my bike from now on, just so it takes hours to pick them all 😬
*disassemble the bike and quick releases in 30 seconds*
Leaves two thousand locks on ground.😄
@@rxonmymind8362 Don't laugh. A friend chained his with three different padlocks, and returned shortly afterwards to find three locked padlocks standing on three neatly coiled chains, and no bike.
Another guy had the latest security alarms fitted to his Range Rover in his driveway, and when he returned to the vehicle, it was undamaged, but he found a card on the dashboard saying that his expensive security system was a joke.
@@rxonmymind8362 Those locks might worth more than the bike at the local recycling plant
@@ZenoDLC Depends on if the bike is aluminum or a titanium alloy. titanium steel is pretty cheap, but there's little titanium per se. in a titanium aluminum alloy bike, there's enough raw metal value to pump up the price considerably, and then you have the various bike parts (a good set of derailleurs are worth enough money that people will go to the scrap yard to buy them). El cheapo walmart /CCM bike? yeah, the locks are worth more.
Keep in mind LPL is a pro, uses alien-tech picklocking tools and knows the lock construction before he turns on the camera.
The little hole is usually used for a Lock-out Tag. A plastic tag attached with a zip tie (or cut resistant wire) to remind the person unlocking that they should follow the isolation procedure and gain the correct authorisation.
My Chinese is a bit rusty, but I think it says, “This lock is not LPL resistant.”
I will probably never pick a lock in my life but I 100% enjoy your videos.
It has been over 2 years, did you pick something yet?
This man is amazing,he has truly found his calling, good job 👍.
No padlock can stand up to the presence of a Cordless Angle Grinder Mighty Powerful Makita XAG13Z1 - 36 Volt Lithium battery powered steel cutter, armed with a high quality industrial grade 3M-7200 DAD-D (Diamond Abrasive Disc - "Diablo").
Cool lock but a nice way to upset Bill & China utilities at the same time. 😁✌
Don'z Lockz 2 people in the trade exchanging stuff, no need for people to get upset mate
China utilities uses a wire with a pressed lead seal through the little hole he showed. If the wire or seal is tampered you disappear for good!
@@glasslinger no, you just recive a bill if it is missing.
They can't even see youtube, how can they watch the video?
what I came to the comments to say though there is VPN
When the object of the exercise is to defeat a lock without using a proper key, any technique is valid. Nice one, LPL! Thanks.
Any, NON-destructive way.
“Tubular core”
Locks for surfers
LPL: "This lock is especially tricky. I'll need a windshield wiper off my car."
I am so impressed by LPL's technical knowledge of how locks are made.
classic video from LPL:
"how to pick a lock at home, Beginners guide"
This lock is especially tricky. I'll need to get my high tech professional tool that i stole from a depleated uranium storage facility.
come on LPL this was supposed to be a DIY do it at home type of video. but literally no one have a tool like that!
Why work hard, when you can work smart. Nice Job Sir.
because working hard is the game he is supposed to be playing. why not just cut it off then?
Are Dub bill tries bypassing all the time, picking the wrong way and flipping, etc
@Are: Cutting it off is destructive. Big difference.
why work when you can pick locks?
Stealing easier than workin
i love how you say "click outa him" personifying the pin kinda sweet
No.
@@littlefinn9651 maybe
@@gamingmoyai3950 Yes
@@littlefinn9651 mayhaps
why can't pins be ladies
Is it just me or does he sound like a dentist when he's going through the pins
Cool lock but a nice way to upset Bill & China utilities at the same time. 😁✌
"Cleaned the molar on one....There's a new cavity on two..."
Your calm monotone voice as you absolutely condescend to the lock manufacturers and their products is one of the most entertaining things on TH-cam. You probably would have been a great guitarist or brain surgeon but I am glad that you make fools of companies that manufacture locks and share it with the world. Thank you.
An open is an open. For me that was no different than having to use a couple of different picks. Great job and thanks for sharing.
As long as it does not break the lock, i'd call it picking.
When China has better locks than MasterLock.
There's good Chinese stuff out there. I used to own some very high quality Chinese shirts that took 8 years of warehouse work to kill. It's just buried under lowest-common-denominator import crap. Basically, you need to have someone over there you can trust to dig out the good manufacturers, you have to keep your factor (the guy doing the digging) sweet, and you have to keep the manufacturers sweet. So instead of paying $1/1000 parts, you're paying $1/100 parts, or even $1/75. Compare that to paying $1/50 parts here in North America.
Unfortunately, most people are on a race to the bottom on prices for all but luxury goods, so finding quality Chinese goods in North America is unlikely at best..
Having said all that, Master locks mostly suck (they DO make some very good stuff in very specific areas, but you're not gonna believe that high quality lock-out/tag-out lock is from Master when you're used to their normal garbage quality).
Tashkiira very true. China is great at producing whatever product you want at whatever spec you give. The main spec people give is price, so cheap shit is produced but that doesn’t mean they can’t make quality products.
@@SpiraSpiraSpira I wouldn't say that. False ratings/specs is a big problem in China, particularly in materials like steel and copper alloys. I saw a building where they had to redesign the roof mid construction because the Chinese company lied about the grade of steel which resulted in the roof bowing in before it was even finished. Worst part is, nothing could be done against them; China has no real mechanism for foreign companies to sue. Never followed up on it, but willing to bet the steel company just changed its name and went on to scam the next American company.
In short, China is the wild west when it comes to business. You have everything from high quality electronics to straight up scammers to companies that produce high quality products with stolen molds.
Don’t be fooled, China can indeed build very high quality stuff....maybe not manufactured s as he designed by them but....
There’s a reason for the cheap stuff but that’s not their best.
china makes good stuff for their domestic market.
Dunno why I keep coming back to this channel but somehow I find lockpicking oddly satisfying 😁 Thx
I have no clue why I watch these videos. I know nothing about locks or need one. Yet, I keep watching them 😂
You scare me! You make it look so easy. I love how calm you are. I can imagine a scene with a hoard of zombies running towards us at a looked gate and you’d be super calm, just picking the lock! Lol
I was thinking you know what would be very cool if you taped a little microphone one of those sticker microphones to the lock while you were picking it this way we could hear exactly all the little clicks
That is a very good idea. That would be really interesting to hear along with the commentary.
I used to pick locks at school for fun in the 80s when locks were easy to pick.
I feel like I missed a calling.
I don’t know anything about locks and I still watch these videos.
Never tried to pick a lock, have no desire to do so, but damn these vids are fascinating to watch!
The Chinese on the front DOES in fact say 'Electric Meter Box Lock'.😉
Happy to help with anything else if you need translation help, either with Chinese or Japanese.😊
I've always been fascinated by lock picking. I tried it once, I picked the lock on my desk drawer. Not a very high security lock for sure but I just used a piece from a pen and a paperclip. That alone will probably satisfy the urge, that and LPL videos.
i own a very similar lock from a cheap chinese lock toy bundle, and they had this but made out of red plastic with no writing on it, and the key was shaped like a regular tubular key instead of that weird design. LOL
I'm always impressed by the way he picks the right combination of tools and techniques to do the job with the minimum of fuss. That is his real skill, and I suspect that's what would make him a good lawyer as well. Nicely done sir.
The videos aren't usually showing his first attempt. Even the ones where someone sends him a sealed package with a lock in it, he usually knows what it is first and has at least thought it through if not practiced as well.
That's cool. The art of picking is after all, opening a lock without the key. While I like SPP, I can see where that is not always an option..
Spp?
Single pin picking.
Another stunning example of your lock knowledge and skills, truly awe inspiring. Thanks again for the edu-tainment...
"But I think I have an easier way in."
Thought he was gonna pull out the Ramset.
Bill is a class act letting you take a crack at these, and you're a class act giving him the utmost respect. You guys are literally collab goals.
290000 Chinese people now know how to lower their utility bill LOL
MrJayrock620 ahem, 1.6 billion people
@@trainboi014 290k = the number of views at the time he posted the comment
Anthony you can’t assume that everyone watching is Chinese.
0 chinise people watched this video,youtube is blocked in china
That's what the hole in the lock was for, to put a seal so you can know if it has been tampered with or not.
Well done LPL I use the circular lock pick/ impressioning tool all the time to get into all the tubular locks I run into.Great to see you use your impressive ingenuity to get into awkward locks keep up the good work.
Great work on an awkward lock. Two stage process, very impressive.
I'm really curious about how much research goes into these videos before they even start, like how did you know 4 was a dummy pin?
I was thinking the same. I'm pretty sure he picks all the lock before he starts the video.
He does them a couple times before turning on the camera
I assume it would be long and boring to watch his discovery process
@@ebonimom6964 Speak for yourself. I would love for a second channel with uncut and unedited "Discovery process" videos.
@@DalionHeartTTV yep
I want to see bill's reaction to you blowing through his can't pick bucket!
I agree with some of the previous comments. You truly are a master at picking open almost any type of lock, and not only that but you really do make it seem so very easy in the process. I definitely will be looking forward to whatever videos that are still yet to come :). Good job
You make everything look so easy. Well done.
I'm sure you can easily get the key in China, since it must be the same for many locks.
Around here they use a master key system. Anyone can purchase the lowest level lock, which contains the bitting for all the higher levels, and modify the key. Very smart to provide the general public that kind of access to your power distribution network, just so their guys only have to carry the one key around.
Now there's talk about replacing them with some incredibly complex system where each individual key (and any copy) can be traced to the owner, but the locks would cost an absolute fortune. All just because someone didn't understand how maser keys work.
If you gut this one you'll most likely find it's made out of:
- Some Uranium.
- 2 or 3 new Elements for the Periodic Table.
- Bits of bone from Jimmy Hoffa.
The shackle is made of an alloy of unobtanium and chinesium.
@ NAVRET :
😁😂😀🤣😆😅😄😃
As I watch this I say "what's the point of a lock that can be defeated so quickly?" Like why bother to get a lock? Then I say- This guy is one of the best in the world, and 99.99% of burgs don't have a clue!!!! So I guess I keep my American locks for awhile..Wonderful videos.
Impressioning the lock that way was very impressive. Good job LPL
That was too cool. That is some good knowledge there. However, I would not want to be caught picking locks in China Lol.
I'm sure he has said this somewhere, but I missed it - does LPL have a naughty bucket of his own, or does he open everything he gets?
thisnicklldo did you ever find out the answer to this because it seems this guy can pick anything and I as well would love to know if he has a naughty bucket list
LPL has a video with a list of the best pick resistant locks. On that video he mentions some locks he's never been able to pick. So, yes, he does have a naughty bucket list.
He doesn't have a naughty bucket , but there is a band of hobbits and dwarves that throw any lock found unpickable by him;into the fires of mount Doom
I know of one, he hasn't gotten the Bowle lock open yet, he made a progress video.
@@randomuser6110 But others have picked the Bowley Lock. th-cam.com/video/leQQ8ChtGkQ/w-d-xo.html
Brilliant Mr.L.P.L. I'M SURE THAT MR.BILL doesn't get mad,but everyone learns a new trick. Thank you for the info
Yup, I use this same method when picking tubular locks for necessity. I've also shown it a couple times on video. I think it's still picking, since as you said you can just make a custom tension tool and you already have picked it the one position. This just makes it faster and easier. ☺
Congratulations for inventing a "free energy" device!
Masterlock: what? A lock that cant be picked in less than 10 seconds?
*angry masterlock sounds*
Every single time i ask myself, “is this the one,” but you get it every time lol
A master at work.. You really do make it look like child's play.
Part of me wanted him to use the Ramset and just blast the lock he borrowed.
This guy is amazing, just watched another of his before this...
LPL: Here is a military grade lock used by multiple military's around the world and for high value cargo...37 seconds later... so not that hard to unlock.
Me: What is this dark magic?
"Military grade" just means the cheepest contracter got the job. :P Security is done with real eyeballs and real guns. (Also helps to ensure that those cheep contractors actually deliver the product on time and at spec)
Today we will be unlocking the football that contains the nuclear missile codes...
Fascinating. Very creative. Thanks for the fun.
Great thinking on this padlock bud! I'm really enjoying the naughty bucket series.
Chinese Government: “Congratulations citizen for creating a pick-proof lock to safeguard our people’s electricity supply!”
LPL: “Don’t celebrate just yet.”
The lock creator was never seen again after this vid...
Chinese naughty locks??? Never heard of such madness!!! Great pickin' LPL
Kennedy's Locksport I have yet to see anyone try Guli cylinders.
The Yue Ma lock is also a challenge.
You'd be surprised how many quality Chinese locks are available, given the sometimes very unsafe neighborhoods in some Chinese cities.
Evil Pumpkinman good point.i wear a size 14 not many doors can withstand that. Lol jk
Kennedy's Locksport There are ways, but they are not cheap.
Very clever approach. Really well done!
This is my favourite LPL video. Mind-blowingly cool tool.
LockPickingFriend: So, you managed to pick it?!
LockImpressioningLawyer: Nope, just used another specialized tool that few in the world would have to do it for me, then called it a win :-D
The meaning of the chinese words on the front side is "Lock for electricity meter box"
Nice job.!!learn something something new every day..
You are Amazin on what You do, I enjoy All your videos and I'm not a picker.
I ❤️ this channel and I ain’t even a lock picker lol 🔐
Now that's some *high quality* _chinesium_
Like Stalinium, but *THICCER*
AvE for the scookum
All these cool tools remind me of Batman's utility belt.
What did we learn here? It's not the size of your pick, *it's how you use it* 😂😂😂!!
Slick! One lesson lock designers could take away from this is to spring-load the core.
Wouldn't a spring loaded core make picking easier? It would tension the lock for you.
@@Demolishionist I'm guessing he means that the spring would return core into initial position, not push it open?
Soon to be #1 video viewed over Chineese VPN
Genius Christ! Would NEVER have thought of that. Idk if it was your idea or not but it’s a revelation. No more picking one position at a time
You have inspired me to go back to my hobbie of lock picking.. Thank you for sharing all you do
Meanwhile in the United States, I saw an electronic box protected by a paperclip.
Is that.... legal?
@@Izumabakumatsu I will |make| it legal.
Now teach us how to be lawyers please sir..... :-)
Step 1: Lie
Is a rather lenghty process, im glad they allready simplified it for tou
Enough people hate me already. Lol
I love the shape of the key on this one, like some kind of plumping tool
Very creative! Can't wait to see more of these
Did you grab the Gerda Titan too? I'd love to see your take on it.
pretty sure he did, and pretty sure that one's gonna take a pile of creativity to solve, and likely won't end up being any time soon (complete and total assumption based on zero evidence).
We plenty of lock picking but what about the lawyer part of your channel name?
thats only for when he gets caught
He's a lawyer, who likes lock sport.
"Don't do it."
There, that's the lawyer part.
He is not a criminal lawyer!!
The devil made me do it!, there’s some legal advice, my bills in the mail.
ABSOLUTELY AWESOME thanks for sharing buddy.
Just found your channel when I saw the video of your tour of the naughty bucket. I never knew lock picking was so interesting. I’m gonna share with my son I think he will find this very cool too. You got my sub, I am fascinated.
What lead to the conclusion that 4 was a dummy pin?
WAG: Possibly no spring or no driver pin and maybe he could feel it? Not sure though...
LPL always makes sure to open the lock at least once before turning on the camera.
lpl does not do blind picks on video
I suspect that there was no motion of the "pin".
Should change your channel name to lock picking messiah. Holy hell, man.
Now that exclamation is a curious contradiction....
@@RWBHere "curious contradiction". I quite like that
This channel is my guilty pleasure 😆 not sure how I got here but I’m glad I did!
Energy company monopoly had me thinking about Virginia for a second 😭
Messing with the Gineesee government. Epic.
Do you own a lvl 99 lockpicking cape ;p
Go eat a swordfish.
Leaves tut island, has 200m thieving xp
This lock seems pretty good it cant be just simply picked
A lock that forces LPL to 'cheat' in the picking of it. Definitely worthy of the naughty bucket
Locks designed to keep valuables safe, easy to pick. Lock to keep electric meters secure so the monopoly can overcharge customers, super secure and hard to pick. Makes sense.
Are you the matrix?
Keymaker
+William Schrimsher, Good call! :)
Does that mean the LPL will be whisked away in a high-speed chase on the freeway?
Which door leads to the source? th-cam.com/video/DQEa3IeqcOk/w-d-xo.html
For some reason new videos simple as they are satisfying to watch you got my sub keep up the good work my guy
So 99.9 percent of people couldn't pick it lol. Technically it wasn't picked. But end result opened it. This guy has the tools and knows his stuff. Good job