I tried looking that up some time back out of curiosity, to no avail. Probably just another internal industry jargon term that took hold cause it sounded super cool and secure at the time.
Marketing gimmick that stuck. Someone threw the word laser into it to make it sound special. Other examples of marketing-names that stuck or became seem as universal terms bubble wrap, it's actually a trade mark Sealed Air Corporation.
One thing i always notice when you or lpl are picking is the general reliance on feeling the core begin to turn etc. If some one comes up with a way to make a core that can disconnect from the actuator when your trying to pick and generate a false pick situation your pretty well sol and it shouldn't be to hard of a device to make just need some sort of trap pin set up that retracts and separates the cylinder from the actuator while allowing it to turn. A cylinder in a cylinder set up maybe?
I have several Vidmar locks I need to try this on. I find them very hard to SPP. They might not respond well though as sliders drop down to almost the bottom of the key way. With this method you might not randomly get under them.
How many intros do you *have*? I've been watching for a hundred vids or so and I don't remember seeing any of the 5-10 second intros more than once or twice.
It seems like there is a degree of uncertainty about how long it might take to complete picking by virtue of the randomness of the technique. For an experienced lock picker it might not be an impediment but for the average thief under pressure to get it open quickly it might be.
It looks like a generic Chinese made slider lock with a branded outer. But what makes me doubt that a bit is the keyhole profile. Bill you should try Zipping it.
Lock manufacturers seem to be upping their game, but still no match for skill. Agree with previous comment about this method taking way too long for a bad person at a bike rack.
I am guessing the mill uses lasers for guidance to ensure accuracy of the cut. Obviously, that doesn't mean the same thing, but it's the only way I can make sense of it.
Andy, You’re better off asking Mr Fox for his forgiveness, he’s the one you are taking the piss out of, and he’s “actually real” not like that other fella you mentioned.
Will the same process work on vehicle locks? Here in the UK, Ford along with other manufacturers are starting to use what looks like this type of lock, or I'm I getting this wrong?
LPL would also tell me he recognizes a joke when he reads it. He would also tell me how much he appreciates a self-effacing joke. Just ask him about his tiny coq.
Just don't do it on a car door, you pick it once, and turn it partially and the sliders fall back into place and if you are unable to pick it a second time, the lock is rendered useless. If you pick it to open, you will have to pick it a 3rd time to reset to the default position. Stick to padlocks, or buy cheap generic chinese car door equivalents.
@@dtc4201 According to You Tube standard number G -293, (right after the 57 words which will get your video demonetized) only first comments count. Look it up! ;)
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I am more impressed you have a totally different intro in every single video.
There's users that send him all sorts and he just picks one.
Why do people always call these keys "laser cut"? They're clearly just milled.
I tried looking that up some time back out of curiosity, to no avail. Probably just another internal industry jargon term that took hold cause it sounded super cool and secure at the time.
Blame gone in 60 seconds with nick cage. They hold three slider keys up and call them that. It's back and forth in the movie a ton.
Marketing gimmick that stuck. Someone threw the word laser into it to make it sound special. Other examples of marketing-names that stuck or became seem as universal terms bubble wrap, it's actually a trade mark Sealed Air Corporation.
Łukasz Piotrowski, they only employ people named “Laser” to make the keys, therefore, “Laser, cut”
@@elonmask50 I wonder if Laser can be a legal name in my country :P It clearly has potential.
"Stay safe, Stay legal" and best wishes B. Bill.
Moring bill drinking coffee and enjoying your video
Stay Safe, Stay Legal! Great pick but I miss the tagline, @Bosnianbill. 🤔
One thing i always notice when you or lpl are picking is the general reliance on feeling the core begin to turn etc. If some one comes up with a way to make a core that can disconnect from the actuator when your trying to pick and generate a false pick situation your pretty well sol and it shouldn't be to hard of a device to make just need some sort of trap pin set up that retracts and separates the cylinder from the actuator while allowing it to turn. A cylinder in a cylinder set up maybe?
Thank you so much, sir, for your clear instructions! You make it seem so easy! Haha
Thanks ! You realy is a inspiration, always trying and leaning
You're a legend Bill!
Would an electric Pick be more effective on this lock? Great videos. Thanks for the info.
Tim Roberts Thinking that as well. What about a circular ring tensioner too. BBill that would be interesting to see if it’s doable/viable.
Great picking great vid brilliant instincts keep up the good work.
Basically how I brush my teeth
You should try a toothbrush instead of a pick; I've heard they work wonders.
Well done man
"Gotta pick 'em all" as a pokemongo player that just made me laugh so hard. Great video Bill.
Brilliant
Am I supposed to stay and legal or not?
I found that Key on the street few months ago and until now i didn't know brand or what Key that is. Thanks Bill😊
Well done BB👌...interesting techniques. Can u explain why a Snake Rake or other "Rake" type would not accomplish similar results?
THANKS!
I think any pick would work equally well as that hook I grabbed.
How?!!
I have several Vidmar locks I need to try this on. I find them very hard to SPP. They might not respond well though as sliders drop down to almost the bottom of the key way. With this method you might not randomly get under them.
Would you say this is a pretty good lock to use for a motorcycle?
I have seen this shape of entry before but didn't realise it's home to a slider key.
BosnianBill the Jiggle Whisperer.
Awesome.
Is their anything that you cant get to open? (over the counter products)
Your right though the key looks very intimidating!
How many intros do you *have*? I've been watching for a hundred vids or so and I don't remember seeing any of the 5-10 second intros more than once or twice.
I read another comment saying that fans send in their own LockLab intros.
@@Damariobros Well, fancy that. That would certainly explain the sheer variety. Thank you!
LynnSerp No problem!
Would this same technique work on all slider locks?
I wonder if one of the lishi picks for cars would work on that lock.
Bill have you tried picking a Bell catalyst 550 U lock?
Pick a Prius door lock please.
You sure that key was laser cut? Looks cnc milled to me.
I bet BB would insert a tentioner prior to brushing his teeth... ;)) Great video!
If he is no longer managing his lip muscles because he has Parkinson or whatever, maybe, but I guess that doesn't happen yet because he can speak.
It faired up pretty well but your strong right hand has all the right motions! :)
Will this technique work on any slider lock?
Imagine the skull cracking heart busting anxiety experienced by a bike thief, taking that long to get through the lock.
Does anyone make a slider rake?
So, that is "raking" for slider locks. I will have to try this on the several I own. What name to call the technique? Hmmmm.
The Jiggly Bill technique.
@@daveb6722 Excellent!
It seems like there is a degree of uncertainty about how long it might take to complete picking by virtue of the randomness of the technique. For an experienced lock picker it might not be an impediment but for the average thief under pressure to get it open quickly it might be.
It looks like a generic Chinese made slider lock with a branded outer. But what makes me doubt that a bit is the keyhole profile.
Bill you should try Zipping it.
Lock manufacturers seem to be upping their game, but still no match for skill.
Agree with previous comment about this method taking way too long for a bad person at a bike rack.
Why does everyone say “laser cut”? Those are milled.
It's an industry term, no reason why. I (amongst others) prefer calling them "sidewinders"
I am guessing the mill uses lasers for guidance to ensure accuracy of the cut. Obviously, that doesn't mean the same thing, but it's the only way I can make sense of it.
Welcome to the world of buzzwords
Not literally laser-cut, it's meant as "cut with laser precision" for manufacturing tolerances.
3:10.., God forgive be but its like Michael J Fox opening his lock for real.
Andy, You’re better off asking Mr Fox for his forgiveness, he’s the one you are taking the piss out of, and he’s “actually real” not like that other fella you mentioned.
Andy - hahaha
I feel like these slider locks could become trivially easy if someone developed a raking tool for them.
That's pretty slick. I mean low skill attack, don't get no easier than that.
Craftsman!!
Will the same process work on vehicle locks?
Here in the UK, Ford along with other manufacturers are starting to use what looks like this type of lock, or I'm I getting this wrong?
😂bill is the funniest
With the way he’s moving his pick, I would assume jiggler keys would probably work better for this kind of lock.
The Jiggle Pick Method by Bosnian Bill. More complicated the lock the Jiggler method can't can't be stopped.
Meeting the shear line in itself should not open the lock but must allow a secondary measure to open as the key is turned.
"We got to pick em all" better than "we got to catch them all". Leave a like if you get.
Cringing when I saw you slamming that nice Sparrows pick. Don’t you have any $0.52 Chinese picks around there? 😜
😎🌟⭐🌟⭐🌟😎
Oh, the dentist technique.
“No heavy tension!” Are you listening LPL? Hmmm!!???
Whenever you attacking any lock other than SPP you CANT use heavy tension and LPL will tell you the same.
LPL would also tell me he recognizes a joke when he reads it. He would also tell me how much he appreciates a self-effacing joke. Just ask him about his tiny coq.
I think your wife might have called you a noob 🤣
Michael J. Locks
I feel like I've seen this before.
Just don't do it on a car door, you pick it once, and turn it partially and the sliders fall back into place and if you are unable to pick it a second time, the lock is rendered useless. If you pick it to open, you will have to pick it a 3rd time to reset to the default position. Stick to padlocks, or buy cheap generic chinese car door equivalents.
So, a lock you haven't picked, is just like a friend is a person, you haven't met yet.
This will look very awkward from the back no doubt.
Get a 2 year old who has just Learned to Brush their Teeth ~ Voilà - Opened. = )
crapstone not as bad as master locks though
Your wife while watching this video:"Oh yeah. I want some of that!"
Wiggle pick pro haha
looks like brushing teeth
You're still married?? hah
This method is extremely radom and low skilled another bike is unsafe
This is more luck than skills
First!
Nope i was lol
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