I’m a paramedic. I routinely have calls where grandma fell, can’t get up, and doors are locked. Usually the Fire dept has to come and gain entry for us with tools meant to separate doors from frames. I have thought about getting picks to prevent delayed entry and the use of force which sometimes damages their doors. This seems like a great product for me to consider for my gear. Every door I’ve came across has been standard KW style.
The problem with these specific tools is that you need a different one for every keyway. So the costs add up really quickly. But, if you can convince work to pay for it, do it!
For a paramedic in an emergency there are MUCH easier ways to gain entry without picking the lock. For example, a traveler hook will gain entry to most residential locks without damaging and much quicker than picking.
I've had the basic introduction to picking locks and an hour's or so practice, so it's pretty obvious what he's doing. He makes it look easy, which to me indicates the amount of effort he's put into acquiring the skill.
I have never ever picked a lock in my life but I watch your videos all the time. This is the first time I have thought “ man that looks easy I really need to buy these”
@@adityapathak5761 I taught someone in 5 minutes to pick an Audi/VW barrel in 8 seconds with Lishi picks. He now works for the AA doing mostly key lock ins. He spends about 2 minutes on each job rather than getting his hands dirty under a bonnet.
I don’t know what it is but there is something about you calling your spouse “Mrs. LockPickingLawyer” that feels wonderfully wholesome. Looking forward to taking this up as a hobby. I love that it’s essentially mechanical puzzles with the evolution of exploits and counter measures.
I hope he plans on becoming a full-time locksport salesman because this is the last LPL video I'm going to watch. I'm sick of clicking a video only to have a 5 minute advertisement shoved down my throat. I don't care how entertaining or informative an ad is; I don't want to see it, period. "Don't recommend this channel" here I come.
I used a device like this when I was a locksmith, but it was for a truck, not a regular lock. The owner had lost he key to her truck and I had to decipher the layout of her ignition system, in order to make a new key for her. preograming the key to actually work, took longer than deciphering the pin layout.....based on that....id say its going to be one tight race.
Got my new Lishi SC-1 in the mail a few days ago. No better description than "Absolute Game Changer." If you saw me use it, you would think I actually know what I'm doing! This and the Covert Companion are the best 2 tools I have now!
I can see why; you can get in without any hassle as well as decode the pin code very quickly to make duplicates even if you don't have access to an original. Lishi makes top quality stuff.
@@ts757arse I agree and disagree. Learning properly will make you much faster and these are only good on 2 typed of door handles so you couldn't always use them
I don't know why but it cracked me up when he said "Not sure whats going on with 4". Considering the amount of locks he has picked, that must be an achievement
It won't be really any different than using traditional tools - spools will give counter rotation in a false set, serrated pins will bind more often etc. Also I think you meant "false set" not "false gate". Gates are only a thing on combination locks.
The ABUS lock he picked first _is_ pretty high security. It has several security pins. LPL is just really good at it, and made it look easy. The Lishi pick isn't going to save you from security pins, it will just take away some ambiguity for the beginner. It will also make making a copy (of the key) easier.
What’s also cool is the numbers on the right side show what each pin is so you could theoretically pick the lock, write down the code and get yourself a key to return later.
@@thorlancaster5641 Ah. You are correct. But the speed at which he did that, it was clear that it had zero security pins. Just wiggle, set, go through the pins, opened. I'm amazed that pin type locks still exist given how easy they are to get open most of the time.
Day One: "This is the lockpicking lawyer, and I'm selling these lockpickers in the black market." Day Seven: "This is the lockpicking lawyer, and I'm going to get out of these handcuffs" Day Three Hundred Nine: "This is the lockpicking lawyer, and I'm going to show you why maximum security isn't so secure."
Day NaN: "This is the entity formerly known as the Lockpicking Lawyer, and I'm going to show you how I opened the membrane that separates our limited reality from the universe whole."
Day Three Thousand Thirty Five: “This is the lock picking Lawyer and I’m going to show you how to defeat 6 Feet of Dirt thrown on top of a locked coffin.”
Just got a set of these and love them... It is amazing how tension is EVERYTHING and you do not use a lot at all... takes a bit of getting use to, but once you figure out how little you need it works like a charm!
Mans built different. fr tho he probably just took his time, not to say he rushes the job normally, but demoing a product should be done in a way where the recipient can understand what exactly is happening
@@laeamminlakana-matt5692 Exactly, he's taking his time showing the tool and what it does. I'm sure if he bumrushed with the tool he could get the thing open in near the same time.
@asdrubale bisanzio I think it for sure helps a TON, especially and visuals. I think it would make ANYONE quickly understand and easily even improve their skills. Not a 30 second time like him, but for sure under a minute and quicker each attempt.
"I'm Selling these Lishi picks on my website" [SOLD OUT] [SOLD OUT] [SOLD OUT] [SOLD OUT] Edit: Wow this blew up. I would plug my SoundCloud but I have a real job.
After watching several different lock picker how-to videos, yours included and most preferred, I have ordered me a lock picking kit from Amazon that has three different lucite training locks, for a total of only $32, I believe. I work night shift driving a yard jockey truck, and many times hours go by with no trailer moves to make, which gives me plenty of time to work at learning to pick, while getting paid at the same time! Thank you for giving us all these wonderful videos!
@@Jehty_ wow I got a reply? Awesome. My progress is as such: I continue to pick and re-pick the 7 locks I have. I bought a cheap set of those tubular lock impressioning tool set. Have yet to find a lock I can try it on. The Walmart store didn't have any. There's a vending machine where I work that has one, but I'm not even going to come close to touching it. Be my luck the FBI would run in on me while I was doing it. (I have no ill intent. I just want to learn.) Since I started I bought two books on the subject of picking locks. I was NOT pleased with them. I have since thrown them in the trash. Because I've learned tons more by watching TH-cam videos. I bought two locks at the Dollar tree, and believe it or not they're giving me a harder time than anything. Master locks are a joke, as you and everyone else knows. My interest has not waned any. It's a fascinating subject. (Or else I am easy to impress.) I don't know if I told you before I bought a $40 Amazon automotive or entry set. I mostly need it in case somebody else needs to get into there vehicle. It's pretty nice set. I would advertise that I would pick lock for free, but I recently found out that the small town of Urbana Ohio that I live in has a corrupt Police department. The police chief has been the police chief for 53 years! So all I would be doing would be getting myself into trouble by advertising. Ohio does not regulate locksmithing, I found out. Thanks for asking about my progress. I sure wasn't expecting somebody to check up on me. Certainly not you. I would have figured you to be too busy.
@@Jehty_ watching your videos have made it enjoyable for me. I guess it's just your soft-spoken style or something. About the ones I've watched you're my favorite. I in my mind I compare all the others to you and they just don't compare well.
I’ve never NEEDED to pick a lock in my life. But it’s still fun. And showing someone who’s never played with locks before how bump keys work, or how easy it is to pick or shim handcuffs is almost always hilarious.
You should watch his other videos, he does show this and similar tools in action. Speaking of which i lost a key to my bike carrier lock and will use the caveman method of grinding it off, once i buy a grinder. Who am i kidding, i'm actually buying a beginners kit, will be fun to practice. Grinder will be used when i fail after the 5th attempt.
@Fallen Engel the problem is not that there is not enough supply, it's the fact that there are so many people trying to pick locks.... Watch out for theft and robberies lol
@@donkremer6019, These are limited in only being for a specific keyway compared to a set of picks of reasonable quality being cheaper than a single Lishi tool (but for what they're designed for they're a brilliant tool for a locksmith). And when you get good it is relatively easy on a depressing range of locks, though nobody else I have ever heard of even has LPL's speed.
The side bonus is you can use that grid to decode how to cut the key. Sometimes when I go to a re-key job, the new owners of a house don't have the keys except the front door. Using a lishi you can decode one of the other doors and make a key instead of having to pick or shim the rest of the doors. They're even more invaluable for lost car keys.
Lockpicking is one of those weird things that feels like it's illegal but there are 1001 legal reasons to pick a lock, and one of those is "Hobbyist," which floors me repeatedly
@@AustinRBa That rather depends on the product, I would think. But where I live it's legal to buy and own lockpicks, but not to carry them without good reason. Seems like a reasonable compromise to me.
It's an interesting debate, but it's user dependent. Very good example would be nitrous canisters for whipped cream in catering. Widely available, absolutely legal, completely innocent until you insert a balloon on them and inhale to make laughing gas for a legal high. If you happen to be looking around an area and police stop you with picks, might be more than enough to say your intentions may not be legal. But if you happen to carry a set on occasion or at home, it's pretty much likely you have an interest. Besides, if the police had correct resources a cybersearch would reveal LPL videos watched
The REAL beauty of the Lishi Tools for us locksmiths is that once the lock is picked we can use that grid to make a key without having to take the lock apart.
@@jellyproductions3767 problem is most doors are secured by a half inch piece of wood. You can have the best locks in the world but if you can kick the entire lock out of the door frame it doesn't help much. To really secure your front doors you're going to need to strengthen the frame and the door long before you have to worry about the locks. Very few criminals will attempt to pick a lock open. They are going to kick your door in or bust a window
Not to sound like a know it all, but if you ever looked at those transparent practice locks, and then connected it to his movements, this video would have been unnecessary for you.
God I hope its just one of my team screwing around. Because when the door opens they are going to be looking down the barrel of Mr 12 Ga and the Malinois is going to be very excited to say hello.
Remember when locks were there to make the thief avoid stealing from you because of lazyness? Well... if they start using this laziness will cease being a factor.
I just looked at all the key types, and if someone takes the time and money to purchase them all and know which to use, idk if they're still lazy. Plus I have a digital door lock with a slider pin keyway backup so they can only steal my roommates stuff lol
Just checked out your site for the first time and I have got to say, I LOVE that you have these for automotive style locks, I will absolutely be ordering these in the near future. Absolute game changer for me being able to decode.
Does this mean that Mrs. LockPickingLawyer will be doing the next April Fool's day video? Would be funny if she did the entire thing as though she's been doing it this whole time. That and her making jokes about you this time would be funny as well.
Man "my PlayStation 5" is awesome. And the air conditioning in "my house" is awesome. There's so many trays of sushi in "my fridge". I even have a massage chair. Man I have a countless collection of video games in my house as well. I got revenge of the sith for my PlayStation 2.
these are a product sold on aliexpress (chinese version of amazon) for almost less than half of what LPL is selling. Shame on you www.aliexpress.com/item/4001268710887.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.4804134eUmp5HS&algo_pvid=95d8065b-d588-41d3-8e87-66cfb5129a23&algo_expid=95d8065b-d588-41d3-8e87-66cfb5129a23-11&btsid=0b0a556c16200953408146729ec658&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_ www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002326662456.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.4804134eUmp5HS&algo_pvid=95d8065b-d588-41d3-8e87-66cfb5129a23&algo_expid=95d8065b-d588-41d3-8e87-66cfb5129a23-3&btsid=0b0a556c16200953408146729ec658&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
@@clarityofthought Those are for car locks. Find the same thing if you can, and then look at the price, and the added value, and then we'll see if he's taking advantage of anyone.
@@HunterShows He linked the wrong product, but he is correct that these are sold on AliExpress (except I don't see the Masterlock model): www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002002304858.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.100009.1.cea33138HOUwMR&gps-id=pcDetailLeftTopSell&scm=1007.13482.95643.0&scm_id=1007.13482.95643.0&scm-url=1007.13482.95643.0&pvid=d7803428-70ce-4977-a899-cd3866bf732e&_t=gps-id:pcDetailLeftTopSell,scm-url:1007.13482.95643.0,pvid:d7803428-70ce-4977-a899-cd3866bf732e,tpp_buckets:668%230%23131923%2311_668%230%23131923%2311_668%23888%233325%2315_668%23888%233325%2315_668%232846%238112%231997_668%235811%2327169%234_668%232717%237563%23551_668%231000022185%231000066058%230_668%233480%2315683%23468_668%232846%238112%231997_668%235811%2327169%234_668%232717%237563%23551_668%233164%239976%23283_668%233480%2315683%23468 I don't know what LPL was selling them for, since they are all sold out on his site, but they are going for $40-$50 a pop on AliExpress.
Those are ingenious, I have been a LockSmith for 40+ years and have a few patents of my own (for combination locks) but this is absolutely ingenious. Well done sir!!!! I might order a set of those. Just to see, I always used to order the newest toys out there, just to see how well they worked.
@@immko your going under the assumption that the big brand lock companies care about making better products. This is unfortunately not the case. Only a few companies are innovating. Master lock and schlange haven't moved forward their consumer grade locks in decades.
@@ariaangela3455 in almost any other field they would of been pushed out as out dated and inferior. But it's almost like the lock industry is stuck in a stasis.
camera cuts to inside of door. you hear a disembodied “click out of 1”. camera pans to someone deeper in the house frantically piling things against an inner door. Camera cuts back to the front door, closeup on the knob-“three is binding...and we’ve got it open” as the knob turns slowly and deliberately.
I want to see LPL in a Lishi Superbowl Ad. Picture this: Tom Cruise is struggling to open a maximum security vault in a Mission Impossible style heist, so he phones LPL, and LPL comes to the scene. You see his silhouette casually stroll up to the vault with his hands in his pockets. His soothing voice pacifies Tom Cruise in his most desperate hour of need. "Click out of 3...5 is set...1 is loose...Click out of 4...aand it's open. So yeah guys I would recommend Lishi for beginners and professionals alike." LPL hands Tom Cruise a beer. Tom tries to open it before realizing the top is padlocked. When he looks up, LPL is already walking away.
Man that's cool. I can pick locks decently well but a lot of them still whip me - I'm maybe like at an intermediate level. Just to the point where I tell someone I can pick this lock and they're like "Nuh uh.." and I surprise them - a simple lock that they don't realize how simple it is lol. This looks pretty gnarly and helpful. It's so weird and unless you've done it, you wouldn't realize, but picking locks is a fun hobby/pastime.
The fact that you nail these in one take is just otherworldly to me. The lock picking is amazing for sure but as someone who has done voice overs for videos before it's just nothing short of awe inspiring just listening to you nail those takes. Please do a video on that
@@dburris718 If I recall correctly Stuff Made Here said he wanted to make adjustments before sending his lock to LPL, so maybe he's working on a V2 and that's why LPL can't have one yet. Regardless, I'm eager to see the improved version and LPL's attempt at picking it.
@@refreshfr if you saw "Stuff made here" timeline post yesterday, theres a post with an image of the box that has been shipped to LPL with 2 locks inside. So video should be coming soon.
@@refreshfr Yes, he's still on improving the lock, nothing sent to LPL yet, so no pick attempts as of now (or rather, a few days ago. Comments can be slow)
You have thousands of hours of lockpicking experience? That's must be all you do my friend. I like this product. I'm thinking about trying it. You make everything look so easy.
This is also so cool to watch. Usually I have no idea what ur talking about, but now "Set","binding",etc make sense, cause we can actually see what those words feel like in ur hands
When I first saw these in action, I immediately fell in love with how useful it was for visualizing a lock without a transparent lock body. It really shows how the individual pins are responding to the pick rather than just hearing LPL just describe it.
For anyone interested, Li Zhiqin (李志勤) is the guy on the picture and the Chinese text and a locksmith. The reason why the brand is called Lishi (李氏) is that shi basically acts as a suffix to a family name, because in Chinese people are usually referred to by their full names, their family name + occupation, or their given names. The shi suffix gives people (mainly writers nowadays) an option to refer to someone by their family name alone. Unless they are the emperor or Winnie the Pooh of course, nobody dared to mention their names :) Today shi most frequently appears in historical texts referring to wives and mothers of famous men because the historians couldn't be bothered to record/couldn't find their given names, as Chinese women don't change their surnames when married.
I just tried this tool on my BMW motorcycle. I had both top and side case opened in something like 10 minutes. I have never picked a lock in my life. Amazing!
Yeah, might as well go full Canadian and give up on locking your front door, matter of fact building off of that you could go with the preferred "Take it, I dare you" method of old America where you wait with a shotgun aimed at your front door... I mean it'll be pretty effective albeit time consuming.
As someone who has just started to learn lock picking I have a huge issue with finding the pin positions. Half the time I think I'm wiggling a pin and I'm touching nothing. The other half I'm doing the opposite - wiggling a pin and think it's nothing. When I saw you using one of these before I wondered what it was and I couldn't find the video so I'm glad to see these being shown more fully in their own video.
Or you think you're on a pin that's binding but you're actually stuck on the keyway ledge, or you overshot the last pin and you're just pushing against the lock body instead LOL
Seeing these items that I make tools for (I do the CAD work) in practice is a sight to see. I knew they were lockpicking items, but now everything had clicked into place for me. (No pun intended ha)
You made the lock decoder? I mean I'm not into locksport but the tool look really good. It's like the ruler for the locksmith. So kudos for the good job.
@@madcapmagician6018 I hope he can challenge this lock! Forever lock V3! Haha! th-cam.com/video/RKRo97N1PJI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/4vShP7riRqI/w-d-xo.html
Your the master I love watching you work your craft never seen any lock you can't pick is there even a lock that ever even slowed you down I am amazed how quick and easy you make the toughest locks look like worthless junk.
Outstanding, I wish we had a lock Picking Lawyer in the UK. I have purchased a couple dozen test locks and learnt how to open them but struggle big time with none test locks. That tool is amazing.
Lishi makes dozens of different styles. I'm not sure what locks are common in the UK, but I would be legit astonished if they didn't make one for them.
That is freaking amazing! I hated picking locks, mainly because I could never get the hang of feeling the individual pins, and rarely ever heard them click. These tools would help a lot in teaching the sequence of the pins and when you've got them set.
Maybe, but what criminal is going to spend $80 per tool on something like this? My bet is that the criminal will forgo the monetary investment and just break in another way rather than trying to pick a lock which is already doable by anyone with enough desire to learn how to pick it the traditional way
@@ram89572 exactly. Why pick the lock when you can break a window? My house has been burgled twice and on neither occasion did they waste time with picking the lock.
@@ram89572 A criminal who doesn't want to leave any evidence of forced entry will find this very compelling, what do you mean "what criminal is going to spend $80 on this?" This eliminates much of the skill required for common use lockpicking, and to think enterprising criminals won't pick up on this is naive. That said, it also has uses for those who aren't criminals. In this comment's section, I saw a paramedic who has had many issues with entering the homes of elderly people who have been injured due to their doors being locked. They often have to wait for the fire department to force entry into the house. This tool would be a game changer for somebody like him. Tools like these do have many genuine use cases for law abiding citizens, but just because that's the case doesn't mean less scrupulous individuals won't take advantage of these tools to break the law more efficiently.
@@dyedie1 I didn't say NO criminal would use something like this, but the criminal who would is going to likely already have some other lockpicking tool available. The majority of the time the criminal will break a window or force a door. Leave no evidence you say? You realize real life is not a crime drama and the majority of the time a criminal who breaks in is going to get away if you aren't home to shoot them right? The police do not care about what was stolen and aren't going to be that thorough with the crime scene unless you are talking about someone who is rich, famous, or a politician. The overwhelming majority of break ins are not doing by picking locks and these tools are not going to suddenly change that.
It has taken me a while but I now know where I have heard the "Nothing on one, a little click on two......." Sitting in my Dentist Chair. That aside, from Scotland and Spain, love the videos, learnt so much. I had played a bit in the past when at work with silly cupboard locks and just loved the reactions when was able to open someone's "mislaid my key" draw or cupboard as if I was a magician and then the, Oh!, my!, how? why did you learn that. It was wonderful.
@@t3chninja_official i didn’t assume it was legal or illegal. i’m asking because i’m not assuming. why are you assuming that i’m assuming it is illegal just because i’m asking what they are purchasing them for?
amazing tool. i feel like this is great for people who have lost their keys or something and dont need to have any experience to pick locks. great thing to use instead of having to call a locksmith who charges a lot of money to pick it open
@@viralsheddingzombie5324 Speaking as a working locksmith for the past 50 years, if that is your experience, then you have been hiring "mocksmiths" (scammers), not locksmiths. I do a fair number of lockouts and I can't remember the last time I had to drill a cylinder. For others reading this, google has really damaged the legitimate locksmith industry by letting anyone (including key-me vending machines) advertise as a locksmith . Do your due diligence before hiring.
@@lockpro Drill and rekey, or drill and replace all of the locks is what I see in the real world. It's all about the profit. Vehicle lock-out is a different story.
Thank you so much for making this video! It just saved me a lot of time/hassle in re-keying a new lock! After seeing it, I bought three of these (SC4, AM5, and M1/MS2) though never really got around to getting good at them. I've used decoders before (for the tubular locks) but just hadn't spent the time getting good at picking locks with spools and didn't need these for locks without them. Until today. My sister purchased some more locks for her new apartment and I was re-keying them to our family's master-key system. However, one of the deadbolts came with the wrong keys in the box.. No problem! Pulled out the SC4 decoder, opened the cylinder once, then promptly disassembled it. This saved me so-unbelievably-much time. Also my first time "picking" a cylinder with spools, though the purist in me doesn't quite buy that this is picking (but I did at least /feel/ the spools distinctly, which is more than I've done before). So again, thank you for making this video and letting me know these exist! Even if it did take a year for me to actually get around to using it!
Would you expect a quality control manager to make a higher quality product? LPL figures out the flaws of a product and he does so without getting paid by the manufacturer. It should be up to the manufacturer to take notes and make better locks.
@@CanIHasThisName What you are doing is referring to the world we "should" live in, not the world we "do" live in. Why would a quality control manager be watching a video about this lock being defeated vs. testing the individual components that the factory is producing? There's a big jump in your understanding of what a QC person does in their role and some added things that a QC manager could do to be the very very very best QC manager possible in the history of QC managers. And on top of that it's really your opinion of what the very very very best QC manager should do, even if he did this, would it actually cause a cascading effect inside of a company to spend millions of dollars to re-engineer machinery to implement the findings of the QC manager?
@@MZ-nw7wz I did not at any point imply QC manager is supposed to be watching this video. QC manager's job is to verify tolerances and find flaws/defects, not make a better product. It's manufacturing that's supposed to make the product and improve/fix the product based on the findings of QC. LPL picks locks and looks for their flaws. He's not a manufacturer. It should be the manufacturer's interest to keep track of how their security measures were defeated and some manufacturers did indeed do just that. That is improved their product based on LPL's findings.
Holy shit this is the coolest thing I could imagine! I’m not sad I learned with basic locks and an acrylic one, but this literally takes out any of the honed skills for these easy picks
The downside is that these tools only work for a particular type of padlock. If you want to diversify your practice, you must buy a complete collection of theses tools. And so you have to break the bank ^^
@@davidy22 The shape of the end bits are different, different thickness and such. Check the video again, those aren't going to fit into all locks. Sure you'll be able to put some of them in "wrong" locks but they're pretty tailored for the lock they're meant to crack
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its getting so easy to open my front door
Our front door
@@animeshthakur5693 lol
@@animeshthakur5693 "aggressive Russian noises"
@@animeshthakur5693 lolol
@@mapron1 *злобные русские звуки
I’m a paramedic. I routinely have calls where grandma fell, can’t get up, and doors are locked. Usually the Fire dept has to come and gain entry for us with tools meant to separate doors from frames. I have thought about getting picks to prevent delayed entry and the use of force which sometimes damages their doors. This seems like a great product for me to consider for my gear. Every door I’ve came across has been standard KW style.
The problem with these specific tools is that you need a different one for every keyway. So the costs add up really quickly.
But, if you can convince work to pay for it, do it!
That would be an excellent application for it!
@@ScottKenny1978 Having work 'pay' for it, would decrease YOUR pay increase.
For a paramedic in an emergency there are MUCH easier ways to gain entry without picking the lock. For example, a traveler hook will gain entry to most residential locks without damaging and much quicker than picking.
@@2011blueman for example, kicking down the door lol. id rather have a broken door than a lost loved one.
I would actually love to see a full tour of all your tools youve collected over the years
Yes! That would be great!
Agreed.
Please do a tour!!
oh yea please!
Well, if you’d like to, you’ll have to get past the locks on his door... and then the pit trap. And the ravenous hounds.
Man being able to pick locks has really opened a lot of doors for me.
I guess you could call it a key to success
Some might say it has unlocked places you never knew you could go
Did you just... XD?!
@@azrielhabal6428 OMG
Pun, 🤣🤣🤣
Man I’ve been watching for years but this tool really visualizes it for me I feel like I actually understand now .
I was thinking the same.
No doubt. It's essentially a reverse clear lock, but it's a borderline cheat code for picking at the same time lol. Great tools.
Same brother!
You and me both brother! Great video
@Bosnianbill has a video where he attaches a needle to how strong he's tensioning too if you're interested
This is the first time I actually understood what LPL is doing inside a lock!
And that while he is not even showing how the thing moves without a lock hiding its front part.
I recommend watching the transparent lock
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Does he have ethical concerns about selling this kind of product? Oh wait, he's a lawyer...
@@taylorc2542 why would he have ethical concerns?
I've had the basic introduction to picking locks and an hour's or so practice, so it's pretty obvious what he's doing.
He makes it look easy, which to me indicates the amount of effort he's put into acquiring the skill.
Yay! Now I can break into places so much quicker!
Edit: apparently that's 'illegal' and I 'can't just tell people'
Hey I didn't know it was illegal good thing I saw your comment
Ill eagle is a sick bird.
that's just what the government wants you to think
Just get your car a new paint job and they'll forget about it
But now you’ll look legit
I have never ever picked a lock in my life but I watch your videos all the time. This is the first time I have thought “ man that looks easy I really need to buy these”
did you?
@@youssefbencheikh8637 no but I have thought about trying to get them this Christmas
@@alejandrospeed6399did you?
@@janskopec1004 no but there's always next Christmas
I don't even pick locks and I still want one of these
Yeah I bought the tool Bosnian Bill and he made, even though I've never picked a lock in my life 😂
They're sold out >.
I am building a bug out bag, hoping I never need it, but if I do, it seems these should have a place in there.
@@jerryfick613 my same thought. No cons to having them even if you've never picked a lock in you're life. I haven't which is why these seem ideal
It's also useful as a decoder if you want to re-key locks without taking all the cores apart.
Man that’s crazy, it really turns actually picking the lock into a simplified ui.
Just imagine adding sensors and motor to a raspberry pi and soon it can become plug and open.
@@lucretius8050 exactly what I was thinking. Won't even be that hard.
@@adityapathak5761 I taught someone in 5 minutes to pick an Audi/VW barrel in 8 seconds with Lishi picks. He now works for the AA doing mostly key lock ins. He spends about 2 minutes on each job rather than getting his hands dirty under a bonnet.
UI/UX is everything
And here I am just thinking he could sell the UI idea to Skyrim 🤣
I was a locksmith for 4 years and watching this.... my jaw was agape.... these are amazing!
Only four years? Why'd you stop? I always thought of locksmithing as a lifelong profession
@@nova5303 maybe he just sought out something else to do.
@@nova5303 Probably because he started a TH-cam channel about picking locks and got much higher revenue from that channel. This is LPLs other account.
I don’t know what it is but there is something about you calling your spouse “Mrs. LockPickingLawyer” that feels wonderfully wholesome. Looking forward to taking this up as a hobby. I love that it’s essentially mechanical puzzles with the evolution of exploits and counter measures.
you should see her bypass the ben and jerry's lock
So Mrs LockPickingLawyer got her Ben & Jerry ice-cream *without* having to cut the bottom off the carton. Sweet! 👍
🤣 That was the video that introduced me to LPL. still one of my favs!
@@jollyrogerhobbies2386 ME TOO
@@ilyasg2108 Yeah
I think she would still pull out the knife 😂
Andy yep. I’ll miss Cherry Garcia, but I can’t support them anymore.
Already sold almost all of them out. This guy knows how to advertise.
Yeah looks like they're not even listed anymore. Or maybe they are I can't find them at least
Annnddddd they are gone :(
I hope he plans on becoming a full-time locksport salesman because this is the last LPL video I'm going to watch. I'm sick of clicking a video only to have a 5 minute advertisement shoved down my throat. I don't care how entertaining or informative an ad is; I don't want to see it, period.
"Don't recommend this channel" here I come.
@@frother then unsubscribe and leave.
@@frother yea we don't need you lol we all find this interesting
I'm not sure what happens quicker, you picking a lock or the sold out sign on most of your new products
You can also get them for like 40 dollars if you know where to look :P
@@dashofawesome64 As stated above, you missed the point of @Mat C very clever comment. Good one @Mat C. 👍
@@dashofawesome64 u got a link. i can only find the auto ones
@@shanewalsh56265 www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002002304858.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.3b78779daGftYl&algo_pvid=4039edf4-3948-4a8f-a1fc-c085f1be3544&algo_expid=4039edf4-3948-4a8f-a1fc-c085f1be3544-1&btsid=2100bddf16199776650051986ec76c&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
I used a device like this when I was a locksmith, but it was for a truck, not a regular lock. The owner had lost he key to her truck and I had to decipher the layout of her ignition system, in order to make a new key for her. preograming the key to actually work, took longer than deciphering the pin layout.....based on that....id say its going to be one tight race.
Got my new Lishi SC-1 in the mail a few days ago. No better description than "Absolute Game Changer." If you saw me use it, you would think I actually know what I'm doing!
This and the Covert Companion are the best 2 tools I have now!
As a locksmiths son, I can 100% say that we use these more than any other tool for lockouts
Ah,I see you're part of the Destiny 2's Gun Gang.
I can see why; you can get in without any hassle as well as decode the pin code very quickly to make duplicates even if you don't have access to an original.
Lishi makes top quality stuff.
You can hire lock-out smiths with less experience to do the same job.
@@ts757arse I agree and disagree. Learning properly will make you much faster and these are only good on 2 typed of door handles so you couldn't always use them
What’s a good mix of lishis to own?
I don't know why but it cracked me up when he said "Not sure whats going on with 4". Considering the amount of locks he has picked, that must be an achievement
Number 4: "I'm not like other pins."
It's going through a phase.
@@obuw1 You're not my real key!
thats the secret there is no pin on #4
Pin #4: "Aight, Imma head out"
LPL should use these locks on some higher security locks so we can see how false gates are picked or what security pins do :) incredibly informative !
YES!
Seconded. I want to see how hard it is to pick really good locks with these things!
It won't be really any different than using traditional tools - spools will give counter rotation in a false set, serrated pins will bind more often etc. Also I think you meant "false set" not "false gate". Gates are only a thing on combination locks.
@@nutbastard Gates are also present on Disk Detainer locks
The ABUS lock he picked first _is_ pretty high security. It has several security pins. LPL is just really good at it, and made it look easy. The Lishi pick isn't going to save you from security pins, it will just take away some ambiguity for the beginner. It will also make making a copy (of the key) easier.
What’s also cool is the numbers on the right side show what each pin is so you could theoretically pick the lock, write down the code and get yourself a key to return later.
Master lock:
"Not sure what's happening with 4..."
Master Lock quality control at its finest...
lmao
It's the Schlage, not the Master. But based on my recent experiences low-end Schlage has been going downhill as well.
@@thorlancaster5641 Ah. You are correct. But the speed at which he did that, it was clear that it had zero security pins. Just wiggle, set, go through the pins, opened. I'm amazed that pin type locks still exist given how easy they are to get open most of the time.
@@plektosgaming Were do you speak up go go go go go OK good night good night
@@thorlancaster5641 he said it was a Master knob with a Schlage STYLE keyway.
So I assume it was a Master core for an SC1 key.
It's like a cheat code in a game.
Legit lock openers will use those to open doors for police searches and the people who forget their keys inside.
I might get them to do exactly that, I am constantly worried about losing my keys.
hes just making locks obsolete lol
@@dylandreisbach1986 what's the difference between carrying that and an extra pair of keys then lol
@@radlup1045 Opening the neighboors' front door at night, duh
I thought they use master key if available, and bump key if not.
Day One: "This is the lockpicking lawyer, and I'm selling these lockpickers in the black market."
Day Seven: "This is the lockpicking lawyer, and I'm going to get out of these handcuffs"
Day Three Hundred Nine: "This is the lockpicking lawyer, and I'm going to show you why maximum security isn't so secure."
The only lock you can’t pick is welded. He could pick his way out of solitary confinement in the dark with a string and some finger nail clippings.
Day NaN: "This is the entity formerly known as the Lockpicking Lawyer, and I'm going to show you how I opened the membrane that separates our limited reality from the universe whole."
@@jeremylanier4743 Or a sticker. :)
Day Three Thousand Thirty Five: “This is the lock picking Lawyer and I’m going to show you how to defeat 6 Feet of Dirt thrown on top of a locked coffin.”
he's selling junk. I've personally bought the lishi's off his website and they dont even look like the ones he has advertised.
Just got a set of these and love them... It is amazing how tension is EVERYTHING and you do not use a lot at all... takes a bit of getting use to, but once you figure out how little you need it works like a charm!
What would you say the best choice would be for residential homes? Deadbolt and handle lock?
Manual pick: ~25 seconds.
Lishi pick: ~30 seconds.
That really says something about LPL's skill that he's faster freehanding than using the assist.
Mans built different.
fr tho he probably just took his time, not to say he rushes the job normally, but demoing a product should be done in a way where the recipient can understand what exactly is happening
@@laeamminlakana-matt5692 Exactly, he's taking his time showing the tool and what it does. I'm sure if he bumrushed with the tool he could get the thing open in near the same time.
@asdrubale bisanzio I think it for sure helps a TON, especially and visuals. I think it would make ANYONE quickly understand and easily even improve their skills. Not a 30 second time like him, but for sure under a minute and quicker each attempt.
"I'm Selling these Lishi picks on my website"
[SOLD OUT]
[SOLD OUT]
[SOLD OUT]
[SOLD OUT]
Edit: Wow this blew up. I would plug my SoundCloud but I have a real job.
"no you're not" - the internet
Governments don't like this existing
@@Anonymous-hh7mx governments would love this lol. It is detrimental to an individual’s security
@@bigiron4018 And thats also why they would hate it. Just break into your house and steal valuables, documents, etc.
@@bigpunk157 I think you missed the point.
This makes it so easy to see what is happening in the lock when you are picking it
This with his clear lock would be so good
After watching several different lock picker how-to videos, yours included and most preferred, I have ordered me a lock picking kit from Amazon that has three different lucite training locks, for a total of only $32, I believe. I work night shift driving a yard jockey truck, and many times hours go by with no trailer moves to make, which gives me plenty of time to work at learning to pick, while getting paid at the same time! Thank you for giving us all these wonderful videos!
3 weeks later: How is your progress?
@@Jehty_ wow I got a reply? Awesome. My progress is as such: I continue to pick and re-pick the 7 locks I have. I bought a cheap set of those tubular lock impressioning tool set. Have yet to find a lock I can try it on. The Walmart store didn't have any. There's a vending machine where I work that has one, but I'm not even going to come close to touching it. Be my luck the FBI would run in on me while I was doing it. (I have no ill intent. I just want to learn.) Since I started I bought two books on the subject of picking locks. I was NOT pleased with them. I have since thrown them in the trash. Because I've learned tons more by watching TH-cam videos. I bought two locks at the Dollar tree, and believe it or not they're giving me a harder time than anything. Master locks are a joke, as you and everyone else knows. My interest has not waned any. It's a fascinating subject. (Or else I am easy to impress.) I don't know if I told you before I bought a $40 Amazon automotive or entry set. I mostly need it in case somebody else needs to get into there vehicle. It's pretty nice set. I would advertise that I would pick lock for free, but I recently found out that the small town of Urbana Ohio that I live in has a corrupt Police department. The police chief has been the police chief for 53 years! So all I would be doing would be getting myself into trouble by advertising. Ohio does not regulate locksmithing, I found out. Thanks for asking about my progress. I sure wasn't expecting somebody to check up on me. Certainly not you. I would have figured you to be too busy.
@@jefferyfowler5080 ☺️
And I wasn't really expecting a reply from you. Especially so quick.
Glad that you have fun doing it 👍
@@Jehty_ watching your videos have made it enjoyable for me. I guess it's just your soft-spoken style or something. About the ones I've watched you're my favorite. I in my mind I compare all the others to you and they just don't compare well.
@@jefferyfowler5080 what???
Me who has never needed to pick a lock in his entire life:
i think i need this
Where's my credit card? If a friend gets locked out I'm a hero! 😜
They're so cool! Unfortunately, they are sold out at the moment (I wonder why lol).
@@chucklebutt4470 'Lishi' is just a brand of tools, you can get them from lots of websites/stores across the world.
I’ve never NEEDED to pick a lock in my life. But it’s still fun. And showing someone who’s never played with locks before how bump keys work, or how easy it is to pick or shim handcuffs is almost always hilarious.
Literally me
I FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU'RE DOING!!!!!!
The ability to visualize on that key is amazing!
Hi Avocado.
You should watch his other videos, he does show this and similar tools in action. Speaking of which i lost a key to my bike carrier lock and will use the caveman method of grinding it off, once i buy a grinder. Who am i kidding, i'm actually buying a beginners kit, will be fun to practice. Grinder will be used when i fail after the 5th attempt.
LPL: not sure what’s going on with 4....
LPL: still nothing on 4...
Master lock: dang did we forget to put a pin in 4??
@asdrubale bisanzio This guy manages
That’s an efficient way to confuse LPL for 0.3s, thus increasing pick resistance
@@windcorpOLEGSHA that's an 10% time-to-open improvement. not bad at all...
Makes my night jobs so much more easier now. Thank you so much!
😂
A real expert makes a difficult task look easy. An absolute master makes teaching a difficult task easier - I’m so impressed!
Episode 29
"Someone is breaking into the house!"
"Cut it out Harry, come on in the door's unlocked."
"It's--- *Mrs* LockPickingLawyer??" 😳
Hopefully this comment gets more likes 😂😂😂
She does prefer the destructive method. Therefore, "breaking" is adequate.
Nah, if you remember the icecream lock, she would just take a sledgehammer and knock the door out.
*que 50s Sitcom Title Card*
at least she has taken interest in non-destructive penetration methods
The fact that these are already sold out is highly concerning 😂
@Fallen Engel the problem is not that there is not enough supply, it's the fact that there are so many people trying to pick locks.... Watch out for theft and robberies lol
They start making them for the common keyways in Australia I'm going to have to talk to the landlord about changing the locks.
I this the right thing to do? This borders from teaching people to making it much easier to pick a lock.
My thoughts. Picking locks seems easier than stealing candy from a baby.
@@donkremer6019, These are limited in only being for a specific keyway compared to a set of picks of reasonable quality being cheaper than a single Lishi tool (but for what they're designed for they're a brilliant tool for a locksmith). And when you get good it is relatively easy on a depressing range of locks, though nobody else I have ever heard of even has LPL's speed.
The side bonus is you can use that grid to decode how to cut the key. Sometimes when I go to a re-key job, the new owners of a house don't have the keys except the front door. Using a lishi you can decode one of the other doors and make a key instead of having to pick or shim the rest of the doors. They're even more invaluable for lost car keys.
This actually really helps in visualizing what you are actually doing
Yep, knowing this is key....
@@SmilingDevil I see what you did there
Lockpicking is one of those weird things that feels like it's illegal but there are 1001 legal reasons to pick a lock, and one of those is "Hobbyist," which floors me repeatedly
It definitely feels like it should be illegal to sell stuff like this.
@@yukononun so IF a product can be used illegally, it should be illegal to sell them?
@@AustinRBa That rather depends on the product, I would think. But where I live it's legal to buy and own lockpicks, but not to carry them without good reason. Seems like a reasonable compromise to me.
@@yukononun In Poland it's illegal to possess a lockpick if you're not a locksmith
It's an interesting debate, but it's user dependent. Very good example would be nitrous canisters for whipped cream in catering. Widely available, absolutely legal, completely innocent until you insert a balloon on them and inhale to make laughing gas for a legal high. If you happen to be looking around an area and police stop you with picks, might be more than enough to say your intentions may not be legal. But if you happen to carry a set on occasion or at home, it's pretty much likely you have an interest. Besides, if the police had correct resources a cybersearch would reveal LPL videos watched
The REAL beauty of the Lishi Tools for us locksmiths is that once the lock is picked we can use that grid to make a key without having to take the lock apart.
True. But you should just push real locks to customers.
@@jepulis6674 If the customer listens lmao
@@MammalianCreature I would listen, I hate shitty locks
@@jellyproductions3767 problem is most doors are secured by a half inch piece of wood. You can have the best locks in the world but if you can kick the entire lock out of the door frame it doesn't help much. To really secure your front doors you're going to need to strengthen the frame and the door long before you have to worry about the locks. Very few criminals will attempt to pick a lock open. They are going to kick your door in or bust a window
@@realeyesrealize388 and most of the door frames are finger jointed pine. Breaks super easy along the grain.
Bought one of these from you for a Dodge truck. Opened the door and turned the ignition in minutes. I'm sold.
The moment he used this tool, I knew for the first time what he actually does when he picks
2:16
Not to sound like a know it all, but if you ever looked at those transparent practice locks, and then connected it to his movements, this video would have been unnecessary for you.
I have one of those clear practice locks that I've picked plenty of times, but seeing the pick against a scale just makes it click different.
@@WurdBendur click on one or two?
@@Utopiandream99 Nothing on one. Two is a little loose. Three is binding.
Imagine hearing someone breaking into your home and all you can hear is "Nothing on one, small click on 2, 3 is set..."
😂
God I hope its just one of my team screwing around. Because when the door opens they are going to be looking down the barrel of Mr 12 Ga and the Malinois is going to be very excited to say hello.
hahaha :D
All I hear is in my head: “magazine goes in, slide goes back, slide released, trigger ready…”
😂😂
Remember when locks were there to make the thief avoid stealing from you because of lazyness? Well... if they start using this laziness will cease being a factor.
I'm going to start leaving my doors *unlocked.* It should drive the lockpickers nuts. 😀
I just looked at all the key types, and if someone takes the time and money to purchase them all and know which to use, idk if they're still lazy. Plus I have a digital door lock with a slider pin keyway backup so they can only steal my roommates stuff lol
@@isaacbejjani5116 I agree with you. But that perspective isn't as funny.
@@milpy1257 idk, it was kinda funny. he had the roommate thing
@@isaacbejjani5116 give TLPL 4 minutes and he'll get into your room.
Just checked out your site for the first time and I have got to say, I LOVE that you have these for automotive style locks, I will absolutely be ordering these in the near future. Absolute game changer for me being able to decode.
Does this mean that Mrs. LockPickingLawyer will be doing the next April Fool's day video? Would be funny if she did the entire thing as though she's been doing it this whole time. That and her making jokes about you this time would be funny as well.
then she can tell us what she thinks of her husband's Johnson...
@@virt1one e2ewa
man! my neighbour's sofa is really comfortable, didn't know he had juice in the fridge too
Do I have Netflix? Well, let's just say I "kind of" have Netflix.
Don’t forget to test his hot tub or shower to make sure they work!
Man "my PlayStation 5" is awesome.
And the air conditioning in "my house" is awesome.
There's so many trays of sushi in "my fridge".
I even have a massage chair.
Man I have a countless collection of video games in my house as well.
I got revenge of the sith for my PlayStation 2.
@@eliasfarias842 i guess u got too excited n broke into a mall
@@pranit9668 I doubt malls sell ps2 games still
One day later and every single Lishi on Covert Instruments is sold out. And you're #22 on Trending.
these are a product sold on aliexpress (chinese version of amazon) for almost less than half of what LPL is selling. Shame on you
www.aliexpress.com/item/4001268710887.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.4804134eUmp5HS&algo_pvid=95d8065b-d588-41d3-8e87-66cfb5129a23&algo_expid=95d8065b-d588-41d3-8e87-66cfb5129a23-11&btsid=0b0a556c16200953408146729ec658&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002326662456.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.4804134eUmp5HS&algo_pvid=95d8065b-d588-41d3-8e87-66cfb5129a23&algo_expid=95d8065b-d588-41d3-8e87-66cfb5129a23-3&btsid=0b0a556c16200953408146729ec658&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
@@clarityofthought Those are for car locks. Find the same thing if you can, and then look at the price, and the added value, and then we'll see if he's taking advantage of anyone.
@@clarityofthought those are for cars. Learn to read shit before you make a fool out of yourself. Shame on you
@@HunterShows He linked the wrong product, but he is correct that these are sold on AliExpress (except I don't see the Masterlock model): www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002002304858.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.100009.1.cea33138HOUwMR&gps-id=pcDetailLeftTopSell&scm=1007.13482.95643.0&scm_id=1007.13482.95643.0&scm-url=1007.13482.95643.0&pvid=d7803428-70ce-4977-a899-cd3866bf732e&_t=gps-id:pcDetailLeftTopSell,scm-url:1007.13482.95643.0,pvid:d7803428-70ce-4977-a899-cd3866bf732e,tpp_buckets:668%230%23131923%2311_668%230%23131923%2311_668%23888%233325%2315_668%23888%233325%2315_668%232846%238112%231997_668%235811%2327169%234_668%232717%237563%23551_668%231000022185%231000066058%230_668%233480%2315683%23468_668%232846%238112%231997_668%235811%2327169%234_668%232717%237563%23551_668%233164%239976%23283_668%233480%2315683%23468
I don't know what LPL was selling them for, since they are all sold out on his site, but they are going for $40-$50 a pop on AliExpress.
@@Kyuuketsuki02 80 dollars, american dollars if ain't wrong.
Those are ingenious, I have been a LockSmith for 40+ years and have a few patents of my own (for combination locks) but this is absolutely ingenious. Well done sir!!!! I might order a set of those. Just to see, I always used to order the newest toys out there, just to see how well they worked.
Lol, do you really think that LPL invented the tool 🤣
@@Jehty_ IDK for sure, don't see why he couldn't have. I've invented a few and got 2 patented
The grid on the pick really gives you a view on how lock picking really works
Really useful if you need a new key cut as well.
Make a note of the depths at each pin, then hand over to a locksmith
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should."
Why not?
This is progress and almost only way to get better locks.
Ah yes Jurassic park. Watch it again literally last week
@@immko your going under the assumption that the big brand lock companies care about making better products. This is unfortunately not the case. Only a few companies are innovating. Master lock and schlange haven't moved forward their consumer grade locks in decades.
@@mikewade1604 correct! Lock any corporate only cares about one thing: PROFIT. Whether their product is easily bypassed or not, they don't care
@@ariaangela3455 in almost any other field they would of been pushed out as out dated and inferior. But it's almost like the lock industry is stuck in a stasis.
LPL is like a horror movie. No matter where you hide, he will find you. He will unlock the door and get to you. No lock is safe.
camera cuts to inside of door. you hear a disembodied “click out of 1”. camera pans to someone deeper in the house frantically piling things against an inner door. Camera cuts back to the front door, closeup on the knob-“three is binding...and we’ve got it open” as the knob turns slowly and deliberately.
best lock is no lock. Weld it shut!
And after break-in he will tell you why your lock sucks
@@IONATVS imagine this is the last thing you hear?
Weld it
As a beginner with picking sets bought from your website I agree that finding the pin positions is the main challenge for me
I want to see LPL in a Lishi Superbowl Ad. Picture this: Tom Cruise is struggling to open a maximum security vault in a Mission Impossible style heist, so he phones LPL, and LPL comes to the scene. You see his silhouette casually stroll up to the vault with his hands in his pockets. His soothing voice pacifies Tom Cruise in his most desperate hour of need.
"Click out of 3...5 is set...1 is loose...Click out of 4...aand it's open. So yeah guys I would recommend Lishi for beginners and professionals alike." LPL hands Tom Cruise a beer. Tom tries to open it before realizing the top is padlocked. When he looks up, LPL is already walking away.
YES! or SNL
Lol holy crap, that'd be awesome XD Great imagination btw! :D
Keep going, I'm nearly there!
I'm just picturing a beer can with a padlock through the opening latch's hole :D
This is genius
Now that Mrs LPL knows she can pick something, no ice cream is safe.
Wasn't the B&J one using a numeric lock?
@@grandbuba Yes. but now she has the thirst for picking.
LPL's ice cream was never safe
I feel like I know the back of your hands better than the back of my own hands.
Man that's cool. I can pick locks decently well but a lot of them still whip me - I'm maybe like at an intermediate level. Just to the point where I tell someone I can pick this lock and they're like "Nuh uh.." and I surprise them - a simple lock that they don't realize how simple it is lol. This looks pretty gnarly and helpful. It's so weird and unless you've done it, you wouldn't realize, but picking locks is a fun hobby/pastime.
The fact that you nail these in one take is just otherworldly to me. The lock picking is amazing for sure but as someone who has done voice overs for videos before it's just nothing short of awe inspiring just listening to you nail those takes. Please do a video on that
"I'm not sure what's going on with 4" seems to describe MasterLock in general.
I seen the title and thought it was the unpickable stuff made here lock 😭
Bro same I can’t wait for it! Maybe it truly is unpickable and he’s ashamed 😂
@@dburris718 If I recall correctly Stuff Made Here said he wanted to make adjustments before sending his lock to LPL, so maybe he's working on a V2 and that's why LPL can't have one yet. Regardless, I'm eager to see the improved version and LPL's attempt at picking it.
@@refreshfr if you saw "Stuff made here" timeline post yesterday, theres a post with an image of the box that has been shipped to LPL with 2 locks inside. So video should be coming soon.
@@refreshfr Yes, he's still on improving the lock, nothing sent to LPL yet, so no pick attempts as of now (or rather, a few days ago. Comments can be slow)
@@CalebBlackhand wrong. SMH sent 2 locks out yesterday.
You have thousands of hours of lockpicking experience? That's must be all you do my friend. I like this product. I'm thinking about trying it. You make everything look so easy.
Master lock: LPL is away. We're safe for now.
Mrs LPL: Nothing on one. Little click out of two...
Master lock: NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
Hehehehehehe. 👍
😈
Master lock: Well now Mrs LPL is also gone we finally can get som rest.
Young LPL: Nothing on one. Little click out of two...
Master lock:...
maseter lock destoryed!!!! none of the mestrer locks were solld!!!! kil
Comments like these @Brian T to me are the joy of social networks! Whole heartedly appreciated. (: (I think, they call this a meme today, right?)
I use these to open locks on cars in junkyards. Really helpful
This is also so cool to watch. Usually I have no idea what ur talking about, but now "Set","binding",etc make sense, cause we can actually see what those words feel like in ur hands
your main skill is delivering the info in the point in time in which one expects each info, a good structuring and no annoying boilerplate
When I first saw these in action, I immediately fell in love with how useful it was for visualizing a lock without a transparent lock body. It really shows how the individual pins are responding to the pick rather than just hearing LPL just describe it.
This is half incredible half terrifying
I don't know if he thought it all the way through...
@@lionllew6601 he sure did hes probably laughing to the bank rn
Especially when you look at his website and see the ones that are made to open cars.
@@lionllew6601 He's a lawyer; the ethics of this are not his concern (he tells himself).
I mean if someone wants in to your house bump keys are just as simple to use for 90% of locks.
For anyone interested, Li Zhiqin (李志勤) is the guy on the picture and the Chinese text and a locksmith. The reason why the brand is called Lishi (李氏) is that shi basically acts as a suffix to a family name, because in Chinese people are usually referred to by their full names, their family name + occupation, or their given names. The shi suffix gives people (mainly writers nowadays) an option to refer to someone by their family name alone. Unless they are the emperor or Winnie the Pooh of course, nobody dared to mention their names :) Today shi most frequently appears in historical texts referring to wives and mothers of famous men because the historians couldn't be bothered to record/couldn't find their given names, as Chinese women don't change their surnames when married.
Thank you, I appreciate cultural comments like that. :D
@@Johannes00 I've added extra details in the op for you :)
@@user-njyzcip An enjoyable historical lesson :)
ngl, I had to google Winnie the Pooh reference
@@alexm7023 chinese special forces en route
I just tried this tool on my BMW motorcycle. I had both top and side case opened in something like 10 minutes. I have never picked a lock in my life. Amazing!
Still waiting for the “Stuff made here” lock video
Same
yuh
He sent the locks in a custom mini door last week, you can get a preview of what Shane sent by checking out his instagram.
@@jameschmiel7808 yay
same
At this point, I'll just keep my door open.
Yeah, might as well go full Canadian and give up on locking your front door, matter of fact building off of that you could go with the preferred "Take it, I dare you" method of old America where you wait with a shotgun aimed at your front door... I mean it'll be pretty effective albeit time consuming.
Just replace your door with concrete wall
Thankyou kind sir would you kindly put your address
@@ptbot3294 😂
keep the chain on wen in only .
Its as if i hear a collective scream from every lock company out there
I think that just happens any time he uploads a video.
Except master. I think they’ve just stopped caring at this point
Why would they do that? If anything homeowners/renters/gym lockers etc should be screaming aganist entitled youtube subs
@@wileecoyote5749 fitting name
Until there is a popular reality TV show demonstrating lock-picking and the show becomes a household name, no one cares about lock picking.
I saw 55 sec crop down version of this video on Amazon as an ad for lishi sw4 tool
for those wondering, it's under "lishi tools" on his website, and also, they are all completely sold out
Aliexpress, less than $50 shipped.
These are great for video purposes too, they do give us a visual look at what you are doing and the movement too.
Can't wait to see you picking StuffMadeHere's lock
is it actually made yet? or is it still in prototyping? Do you know?
@@Mcflapphypants StuffMadeHere posted a pic on yt of the box with the locks ready for shipping so it should be happening soon!
Man I'm so glad you're making breaking and entering so easy
Actually its just entering if you pick your way in since you don't have to break anything😉
As someone who has just started to learn lock picking I have a huge issue with finding the pin positions. Half the time I think I'm wiggling a pin and I'm touching nothing. The other half I'm doing the opposite - wiggling a pin and think it's nothing. When I saw you using one of these before I wondered what it was and I couldn't find the video so I'm glad to see these being shown more fully in their own video.
Or you think you're on a pin that's binding but you're actually stuck on the keyway ledge, or you overshot the last pin and you're just pushing against the lock body instead LOL
Seeing these items that I make tools for (I do the CAD work) in practice is a sight to see. I knew they were lockpicking items, but now everything had clicked into place for me. (No pun intended ha)
You made the lock decoder? I mean I'm not into locksport but the tool look really good. It's like the ruler for the locksmith. So kudos for the good job.
@@nirui.o If I understood Craig's comment correctly, he made the tools used to make decoders.
Lpl is talking slightly faster, that's how you can tell he's really excited
I find you amazing. Soothing to watch your video's. Even your voice. I should have gone into lock smithing when I was a teen. Thank you.
@4:20 "Anyone can do, that is achievable with so little practice" is what is concerning me the most
Look into bump keys if you really want to stop trusting locks haha
There are locks that are harder to pick than the average ones, maybe use them instead
Almost five minutes, and he's destroyed generations of locks in one go... By releasing the unwashed horde!
All Locks now = 🔓
roflmao
@@madcapmagician6018 I hope he can challenge this lock! Forever lock V3! Haha!
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@@titaniumdrivetechnologyco.8325 interesting. Keyway completely hidden. Not impossible, but very difficult.
these have been out for quite some time. nothing new, just exposing it to millions of people lol
I feel like these would really useful for game designers working on lockpicking minigames :)
Your the master I love watching you work your craft never seen any lock you can't pick is there even a lock that ever even slowed you down I am amazed how quick and easy you make the toughest locks look like worthless junk.
A set like this for the european locks would be incredible!
It seems like the Covert Instruments business model is to instantly sell their entire stock of whatever LPL puts on his channel. That seems promising!
And for 2x the cost of retail. Genius!
Outstanding, I wish we had a lock Picking Lawyer in the UK. I have purchased a couple dozen test locks and learnt how to open them but struggle big time with none test locks. That tool is amazing.
Lishi makes dozens of different styles. I'm not sure what locks are common in the UK, but I would be legit astonished if they didn't make one for them.
That is freaking amazing! I hated picking locks, mainly because I could never get the hang of feeling the individual pins, and rarely ever heard them click. These tools would help a lot in teaching the sequence of the pins and when you've got them set.
I learned....... I've been a barbarian all these years and simply rake over all the pins as if I were pillaging a village.
😭😭
Wiggle to win bro! lol
Haha sometimes I don't know how many pins it has even after I open it. My fav are the ones you can just tension and bash against the wall a few times
@@alakani Amen
This tool is terrifying, it basically makes all compatible pin tumblers without anything exotic obsolete
Maybe, but what criminal is going to spend $80 per tool on something like this? My bet is that the criminal will forgo the monetary investment and just break in another way rather than trying to pick a lock which is already doable by anyone with enough desire to learn how to pick it the traditional way
@@ram89572 exactly. Why pick the lock when you can break a window? My house has been burgled twice and on neither occasion did they waste time with picking the lock.
@@ram89572 A criminal who doesn't want to leave any evidence of forced entry will find this very compelling, what do you mean "what criminal is going to spend $80 on this?" This eliminates much of the skill required for common use lockpicking, and to think enterprising criminals won't pick up on this is naive.
That said, it also has uses for those who aren't criminals. In this comment's section, I saw a paramedic who has had many issues with entering the homes of elderly people who have been injured due to their doors being locked. They often have to wait for the fire department to force entry into the house. This tool would be a game changer for somebody like him.
Tools like these do have many genuine use cases for law abiding citizens, but just because that's the case doesn't mean less scrupulous individuals won't take advantage of these tools to break the law more efficiently.
@@ram89572 Yeah, I'm pretty sure the two locks in this video could be raked open, or opened with a pick gun.
@@dyedie1 I didn't say NO criminal would use something like this, but the criminal who would is going to likely already have some other lockpicking tool available. The majority of the time the criminal will break a window or force a door. Leave no evidence you say? You realize real life is not a crime drama and the majority of the time a criminal who breaks in is going to get away if you aren't home to shoot them right? The police do not care about what was stolen and aren't going to be that thorough with the crime scene unless you are talking about someone who is rich, famous, or a politician. The overwhelming majority of break ins are not doing by picking locks and these tools are not going to suddenly change that.
It has taken me a while but I now know where I have heard the "Nothing on one, a little click on two......."
Sitting in my Dentist Chair.
That aside, from Scotland and Spain, love the videos, learnt so much.
I had played a bit in the past when at work with silly cupboard locks and just loved the reactions when was able to open someone's "mislaid my key" draw or cupboard as if I was a magician and then the, Oh!, my!, how? why did you learn that. It was wonderful.
One of the few comedy moments when he said "not sure what is happening with four".
Me: Goes to site to order before everyone else does.
Site: “Sold Out”
may i ask... what are you purchasing them for? i mean do you need them for work? is it something legal or otherwise? lol
@@fjp9 why do you assume he' s doing something illegal? Maybe he's a Locksmith?
@@t3chninja_official i didn’t assume it was legal or illegal. i’m asking because i’m not assuming. why are you assuming that i’m assuming it is illegal just because i’m asking what they are purchasing them for?
@@fjp9 coz they didnt pass 4th grade English
@@fjp9 for fun? you can have lock picking as hobby, or maybe want to start that hobby...
amazing tool. i feel like this is great for people who have lost their keys or something and dont need to have any experience to pick locks. great thing to use instead of having to call a locksmith who charges a lot of money to pick it open
Most locksmiths don't pick, because it takes time. Drill and replace is more profitable.
@@viralsheddingzombie5324 Speaking as a working locksmith for the past 50 years, if that is your experience, then you have been hiring "mocksmiths" (scammers), not locksmiths. I do a fair number of lockouts and I can't remember the last time I had to drill a cylinder. For others reading this, google has really damaged the legitimate locksmith industry by letting anyone (including key-me vending machines) advertise as a locksmith . Do your due diligence before hiring.
@@lockpro Drill and rekey, or drill and replace all of the locks is what I see in the real world. It's all about the profit. Vehicle lock-out is a different story.
Thank you so much for making this video! It just saved me a lot of time/hassle in re-keying a new lock!
After seeing it, I bought three of these (SC4, AM5, and M1/MS2) though never really got around to getting good at them. I've used decoders before (for the tubular locks) but just hadn't spent the time getting good at picking locks with spools and didn't need these for locks without them.
Until today. My sister purchased some more locks for her new apartment and I was re-keying them to our family's master-key system. However, one of the deadbolts came with the wrong keys in the box..
No problem! Pulled out the SC4 decoder, opened the cylinder once, then promptly disassembled it. This saved me so-unbelievably-much time.
Also my first time "picking" a cylinder with spools, though the purist in me doesn't quite buy that this is picking (but I did at least /feel/ the spools distinctly, which is more than I've done before).
So again, thank you for making this video and letting me know these exist! Even if it did take a year for me to actually get around to using it!
The difference between how LPL picks and this product is basically like the difference between a bow and a crossbow
A crossbow with a laser sight on it.
@@SirMcAwesome and bolts propelled with gunpowder
Or the same thing rotated 90 ° with a shoulder thingy. And a trigger
It has never been easier to open my neighbor's door, thank you!
Now you can finally get all your tools back.
I'd be more impressed if the LPL developed a highly secure lock.
But.....he's not the lockdevelopinglawyer......
Would you expect a quality control manager to make a higher quality product?
LPL figures out the flaws of a product and he does so without getting paid by the manufacturer. It should be up to the manufacturer to take notes and make better locks.
@@CanIHasThisName What you are doing is referring to the world we "should" live in, not the world we "do" live in. Why would a quality control manager be watching a video about this lock being defeated vs. testing the individual components that the factory is producing? There's a big jump in your understanding of what a QC person does in their role and some added things that a QC manager could do to be the very very very best QC manager possible in the history of QC managers. And on top of that it's really your opinion of what the very very very best QC manager should do, even if he did this, would it actually cause a cascading effect inside of a company to spend millions of dollars to re-engineer machinery to implement the findings of the QC manager?
@@MZ-nw7wz I did not at any point imply QC manager is supposed to be watching this video. QC manager's job is to verify tolerances and find flaws/defects, not make a better product. It's manufacturing that's supposed to make the product and improve/fix the product based on the findings of QC.
LPL picks locks and looks for their flaws. He's not a manufacturer. It should be the manufacturer's interest to keep track of how their security measures were defeated and some manufacturers did indeed do just that. That is improved their product based on LPL's findings.
Did you watch videos 527 and 541?
In those videos he modifies a Kwikset door knob in order to make them 1. Pick resistant and 2. Old key trap.
you can also make new keys based on the info from the lishi numbers.
Holy shit this is the coolest thing I could imagine! I’m not sad I learned with basic locks and an acrylic one, but this literally takes out any of the honed skills for these easy picks
The downside is that these tools only work for a particular type of padlock.
If you want to diversify your practice, you must buy a complete collection of theses tools.
And so you have to break the bank ^^
@@sondadir9205 well, these tools work just fine for any lock, you're just going off the marked grid if you put it in an unknown lock type
@@davidy22 The shape of the end bits are different, different thickness and such. Check the video again, those aren't going to fit into all locks. Sure you'll be able to put some of them in "wrong" locks but they're pretty tailored for the lock they're meant to crack
@@davidy22 not just any lock. There are specifics
@@kaldo_kaldo They're tensions with a pick on a hinge, they're not tailored that narrow