I don't even have to click on the timestamp I know exactly what that's going to bring me to now it won't be as impressive as on the other time I've seen one of these time stamps but then you get this isn't the hydraulic cutter exploding videos so nothing can really match that
A snarling, foaming at the mouth, growling dog who wont accept treats is pretty good as the gun shot will attract more attention than an angle grinder.
I’m sure my gun safes and all the locks I have on the cases, (for my pistols in the safes) and trigger locks on all my guns as well are a singular joke to LPL but those are simply part of my security system. Locks can and will be defeated by even a determined 12 year old kid. High quality locks are great but if they lock up a glass box loaded with cash in a dark alley.........
My dad always said that a lock just keeps an honest person honest. If someone wants it bad enough, they will find a way to defeat it one way or another. I had proof of that last summer when my storage units were broken into. The lock shackle was too big for the bolt cutter so the cut the slide lock that the lock was attached to.
Now I want to find a nasty old lock made of tungsten and drop some solder down the cylinder and see if LPL and pick that or destroy it before it makes him just a little bit crazy. 😊
If I had unlimited funds, it would be fun to send one of those massive shrouded Sargent&Greenleaf padlocks for the lockpicking lawyer to test on brute force attack. Unfortunately I’m not someone with unlimited funds and those lock are close to $1000.00
I’m actually considering this lock even after watching both videos to lock my bike up. Maximum security isn’t the only specification to look for when buying a bike lock, especially when you’re going to be toting it around in a back pack. The low cost of this lock as well as the weight (less than three pounds including the cable) make it a great buy all things considered. My place of employment happens to be a military base with a bike rack in between the two hangars I work in with heavy foot traffic between the two.
I never thought I would be adding my manifold spreader to my lock attack kit but stranger things are in there already. It will get more action as a lock attack tool too so overall this video was very informative and interesting. Thanks LPL
Nice vid as always, LPL! Now that the lock is destroyed, it would be nice to see the interior of the "code" mechanism, to go along with your first video on this lock.
Let's see how this lock stands up to a brute-force attack. Now in my garage I have a tactical high-energy laser that was previously used by the military to shoot down Katyusha artillery rockets..........
I bought this spreader when I watched the first video, still not used it, but having it in the toolbox, gives me peace of mind that I can use it if needs be.
Using a non-reversible ratcheting box wrench is a pretty good statement of your confidence that you were going to be able to split it half. You would have been in a world of hurt had the lock prevailed.
Since I discovered this channel my bicicle business is booming so many new technics to bypass security with so much explanation I must say things are looking great for this Hustler 😂😂😂
He and Bosnian Bill have done destructive lock testing with a .50 cal BMG (link: th-cam.com/video/t2l4PVJkhzQ/w-d-xo.html ) - are you sure you want to surveil his tool cabinet without permission?
The legend has it, LPL is a federal agent and his law degree was actually helpful in his career. IMO he should be naming his channel "Lock Pick Lawman" ;)
Can you remember the bolt size you used for this? If this is the Lisle spreader I have the same one I used to use as a portable jack for my motorbike but it's too short for my latest one, I didn't have a bolt that would fit but hadn't considered that it's probably imperial sizing :)
I was just working out the force (feel free to check my math) ... for the massive amounts to Leverage Force this set up has. Note: Not allowing for thread friction, With a 100 pound force at the end of the wench say just over 9.5" in length (according to a similar wrench I own) means each revolution covers a full 60" Each revolution (of 60" ) makes only 1/10 of one inch advancement ... 20 TPI (Threads per inch) divided by two ... as both bolts move simultaneously... in other words you'd have to make 10 revolutions to move the spreader 1" wider ... Thats 10 x 60" = 600" a 600 to 1 ratio (600:1) ... So 100 pounds on the wrench equates to 60,000 pounds at the spreader!! That means this set up is well within reason to provide 30 TONS of spreading force! EDIT>>> in this case I'd guess LPL is putting maybe what 15 pounds force lifting up like that one handed? .. so that's still good 4 or 5 tons of force :)
Glad to see you machined the heads, and am impressed that you're keeping this series constantly moving. HHMMM, I think I know where this is going, Harry ... HYDRAULICS?
Hydraulic power is a possibility... I’ve done some experimenting. That said, when size is limited, I’ve found screw power to be superior... more force, smaller package, longer throw, faster.
This is why you always try to fill the shackle to avoid jack attacks and this attack. Get the post, frame and tire or get a mini u-lock. Never get long u-locks.
Old video, but I'm new and watching in revere chronological order, and feel qualified enough on the nature of these videos to ask a serious question now: Can you get a method of measuring the force you are applying for some of these destructive attacks? Obviously for heat attacks, reading off the label or a basic chemistry googling of your fuel is probably enough to get a good sense of the heat you are applying, but for cutting and splitting attacks, understanding just how much force you are applying would be amazing. My thought is to, instead of using the tools by hand, actuating them with a small hook and loop spring scale and recording the scale readings with a second camera and then doing some math, or providing us with the information we need about your tools to do the math ourselves. There may also be tension measuring devices you can plug into a computer and get easy digital readouts, or even digital reader you can place in the camera frame, or a way you could summarize the values afterward. Regardless I'm about 500 videos in and loving all of your content, I just struggle to contextualize your destructive attacks.
Looking into the manifold spreader, what is the diameter/thickness of the bolts purchased to make it upgraded?? I know you said the length varies from 1inch up but what are the other specs if you dont mind/read old comments lol
I bet lock companies are furious about your channel, they are haemmoraging millions of dollars every day for every brand and model you deem terrible. You have massive influence for bike owners, I now use your advice for my security needs. I do have a fair bit of Masterlock gear, but i'm going to spray paint over the logo's so they are less recognisable lol
This really is a thieves' favorite channel. To go from lock picking which at least takes skill and practice to giving examples of what tools and devices to use to break locks really just provides the opposite effect of what you probably intend. I wouldn't be surprised if this channel was responsible for millions of dollars in stolen property.
It looks to me that LPL is using an non-switchable ratcheting box-wrench and I was just joking that he now has to crank it back with a normal open-end wrench.
Ooof. Yeah, you might argue that a manifold spreader with a lengthened bracing bolt is a specialized tool, but it's nothing that any decent mechanic can't rig up in an hour or two.
Kryptonite new york locks series U-locks are very strong and very tough u-locks. there is no hand driven tool, and no hand powered tool, that can be danger to it.
LPL - Did you mill those bolts yourself? Do you have an old Bridgeport tucked away in your basement? With a mill there is no end of interesting specialized tools that you can make. Let the fun begin.
Anyone know if LPL follows AvE on TH-cam? His style of narration is a little different. Perhaps LPL could try AvE's approach for a few videos? Any opinions?
Good to know. I own one so I was just curious. :D I love the videos btw, I found you a little while ago and binge watched a load of your stuff, now just enjoying the new and unique content.
Bad guys have used the same technique for decades, using a car scissor-jack that can exert 1.5 to 3 tons of force. And for faster results, attach an electric screwdriver to do the turning.
@@janrob6352 No, I didn't. And he milled the channels into the heads himself so that'd be another hassle once the different lengths of bolts are obtained. Too bad he doesn't sell the kit on his new supplies website.
Is it possible to see more failed attempts? Because when you break them so easily with this spreader, nut cutters and core pullers, I have hard time imagining how they can NOT work.
Yes. Locks allow professional thieves to make a decent living, afford the internet and send the kids off to college. Seriously, locks help ward off armatures and make a thief work for the money.
Klein Hervé - Maybe a safe deposit box at your bank for papers, money, and small items that are difficult or impossible to replace. Other than that, I have given up on security beyond locking my doors and windows. Fortunately, most people are either honest or afraid of getting caught doing something illegal. People who really want your stuff badly enough can get it.
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LPL: "Okay we're down in the garage..."
Every lock in a five mile radius: (Opens in terror)
Fade out from garage door accompanied by metallic screeching.
"Turns out when I got to the garage the lock popped open and begged for mercy, so I welded it shut so we can do our test."
4:10 Got a click out of 1.
Nice 🤣
😂🤙🏻
I don't even have to click on the timestamp I know exactly what that's going to bring me to now it won't be as impressive as on the other time I've seen one of these time stamps but then you get this isn't the hydraulic cutter exploding videos so nothing can really match that
I laughed for 10 seconds thx mate
You never open a LPL video thinking "I wonder if he'll be able to get this lock open..."
Yeah, because he specifically doesn't upload videos of failed attempts.
@Yuruske he fail, on one of his videos he said he wasnt able to open a lock yet he wanted to show in a future video
Cameron C. It’s never a question of “if”, but more of a “how” lol
The only thing I wonder is what percentage of the video will be LPL talking about the lock as opposed to him defeating it.
Only "I wonder how long it took"
LPL: spreading the word about lock security.
By spreading the lock itself
Is there any damn thing that has survived the off-the-shelf tools & little bit of creativity?
Give me a lever long enough and a place to stand and he’ll move the world.
John-Paul Silke are you Archimedes reincarnated? :P
Nope, just a lame general contractor. ☹️
A snarling, foaming at the mouth, growling dog who wont accept treats is pretty good as the gun shot will attract more attention than an angle grinder.
Henri Tuhola Hello I can't find these 1 to 8 Inches Bolts. Can you help me? What I must search to find this Bolts? Thanks
I'm secretly hoping LPL doesn't make a video of any of the locks I own so I feel better about what I have.
I’m sure my gun safes and all the locks I have on the cases, (for my pistols in the safes) and trigger locks on all my guns as well are a singular joke to LPL but those are simply part of my security system. Locks can and will be defeated by even a determined 12 year old kid. High quality locks are great but if they lock up a glass box loaded with cash in a dark alley.........
My dad always said that a lock just keeps an honest person honest. If someone wants it bad enough, they will find a way to defeat it one way or another. I had proof of that last summer when my storage units were broken into. The lock shackle was too big for the bolt cutter so the cut the slide lock that the lock was attached to.
Whatcha got. 😈
Now I want to find a nasty old lock made of tungsten and drop some solder down the cylinder and see if LPL and pick that or destroy it before it makes him just a little bit crazy. 😊
If I had unlimited funds, it would be fun to send one of those massive shrouded Sargent&Greenleaf padlocks for the lockpicking lawyer to test on brute force attack. Unfortunately I’m not someone with unlimited funds and those lock are close to $1000.00
Your style of presentation is delightfully pedantic. Thank you.
“Delightfully pedantic” ... I think that’s a compliment, so thanks.
LockPickingLawyer Strictly complimentary sir.
bill myke Hello I can't find these 1 to 8 Inches Bolts. Can you help me? What I must search to find this Bolts?
@@michaelschlegel2704
Search for a Lowe's or home depot... then go there.
indubitably
I’m actually considering this lock even after watching both videos to lock my bike up. Maximum security isn’t the only specification to look for when buying a bike lock, especially when you’re going to be toting it around in a back pack. The low cost of this lock as well as the weight (less than three pounds including the cable) make it a great buy all things considered. My place of employment happens to be a military base with a bike rack in between the two hangars I work in with heavy foot traffic between the two.
I never thought I would be adding my manifold spreader to my lock attack kit but stranger things are in there already. It will get more action as a lock attack tool too so overall this video was very informative and interesting. Thanks LPL
Don't forget the 2 and 3 foot bolt extensions for spreading door frames.
Nice vid as always, LPL!
Now that the lock is destroyed, it would be nice to see the interior of the "code" mechanism, to go along with your first video on this lock.
When I get around to it, I’ll crack it open and post pics on twitter. 👍
@@lockpickinglawyer Probably not fast enough for you, but zinc is also very vulnerable to hydrochloric acid (HCl).
For reference.
twitter.com/LockPickingLwyr/status/976146369084821504?s=19
"Down to the garage" where bike locks go to DIE!
Kids shouldn't take candy from strangers, and locks should RUN AWAY when LPL tells them, "Let me show you my tool collection."
The moment he said "Okay we're down in the garage...", I watched as the lock on my back door turned and unlocked itself, presumably out of fear.
Let's see how this lock stands up to a brute-force attack. Now in my garage I have a tactical high-energy laser that was previously used by the military to shoot down Katyusha artillery rockets..........
Lol that made my day
Also for heating attacks to melt metal such as zinc and tungsten I have a backpack portable napha jelly flamethrower with a nitro-oxide booster.
Sweet! I’ll bring the locks and the beer!
DamonWakefield Hello I can't find these 1 to 8 Inches Bolts. Can you help me? What I must search to find this Bolts?
same
I love how he's got the shackle in the vise in soft jaws so he doesn't mar the paint while destructively wrenching the lock open.
I bought this spreader when I watched the first video, still not used it, but having it in the toolbox, gives me peace of mind that I can use it if needs be.
The power of the inclined plane, great video.
I aways get a great description of how to open various locks relatively quickly 👍
Using a non-reversible ratcheting box wrench is a pretty good statement of your confidence that you were going to be able to split it half. You would have been in a world of hurt had the lock prevailed.
Nah, you just slide it off the end of the spreader's sleeve and turn it back with something else.
@@samgamgee3622 Plus at around 60,000 pounds of force available? .. no worries! :)
Love the multiple brute force attacks you show
Wow, easy peasy. I might use a reversible wrench in case I have to back it out. Great video.
single direction ratchet wrench. opps.
i wish we got to see the reaction to this small goof
Since I discovered this channel my bicicle business is booming so many new technics to bypass security with so much explanation I must say things are looking great for this Hustler 😂😂😂
Been watching this channel for a while now, I don't think that any lock is impervious to this lawyer.
Very weak construction covered in plastic.
what a shame. Such a good job on the mechanism which is completely useless because of the weak construction. It's like the reverse of masterlock.
Awesome upgrades on both spreader & spanner ... Great view of the action ..Good video
Thanks. 👍
Given how thin the Zinc appeared to be, would it also break if you hit it with a chisel?
Why bother with the chisel, wack it with a 1lb hammer and it should break easily
Impressive power that little tool can exert. Together with the nut splitter, many locks will be defeated quietly and quickly.🍺👍🏽
I hope this guy has his very best lock on his goddamn tool cabinet. I'd take the whole thing.
He and Bosnian Bill have done destructive lock testing with a .50 cal BMG (link: th-cam.com/video/t2l4PVJkhzQ/w-d-xo.html ) - are you sure you want to surveil his tool cabinet without permission?
I just love watching you destroy locks. I dont know why its just satisfying 😁
LPL: Hello little lock, I'm taking you down to..............the garage! 😁
Lock: I'll open now for ya buddy, right now d'yer hear!😱
Garage... Or lock dungeon?
Engineering simplicity - I love it - you missed your true calling being a lawyer
The legend has it, LPL is a federal agent and his law degree was actually helpful in his career. IMO he should be naming his channel "Lock Pick Lawman" ;)
I love to see you use these on better brand
Can you remember the bolt size you used for this? If this is the Lisle spreader I have the same one I used to use as a portable jack for my motorbike but it's too short for my latest one, I didn't have a bolt that would fit but hadn't considered that it's probably imperial sizing :)
I was just working out the force (feel free to check my math) ... for the massive amounts to Leverage Force this set up has. Note: Not allowing for thread friction,
With a 100 pound force at the end of the wench say just over 9.5" in length (according to a similar wrench I own) means each revolution covers a full 60"
Each revolution (of 60" ) makes only 1/10 of one inch advancement ... 20 TPI (Threads per inch) divided by two ... as both bolts move simultaneously... in other words you'd have to make 10 revolutions to move the spreader 1" wider ...
Thats 10 x 60" = 600"
a 600 to 1 ratio (600:1) ...
So 100 pounds on the wrench equates to 60,000 pounds at the spreader!!
That means this set up is well within reason to provide 30 TONS of spreading force!
EDIT>>> in this case I'd guess LPL is putting maybe what 15 pounds force lifting up like that one handed? .. so that's still good 4 or 5 tons of force :)
Thanks to inclined plains and the Archimedes Screw.
@@gorillaau Opps! :) ≥.. Archimedes' screw is a type of water pump :)
@@MikeBaxterABC Darn it. You are right.
That was quick and quiet!
Elegant break indeed
At 2:00 what do you call this set of 8 Bolts / screws? I didn’t find tat set on the Internet.
Nice demo and upgrade, with that body construction a large pair of vicegrips would just crush it
The best deterrent to a bike thief is to superglue his hands around his ankles.
Is that a new version of simply removing the hands completely?
nothing beats the power of the incline plane
Yup... it’s simple, but can apply tons (literally) of force.
@@lockpickinglawyer I put the math in a reply .. i figure about 30 tons easily available
Glad to see you machined the heads, and am impressed that you're keeping this series constantly moving. HHMMM, I think I know where this is going, Harry ... HYDRAULICS?
Hydraulic power is a possibility... I’ve done some experimenting. That said, when size is limited, I’ve found screw power to be superior... more force, smaller package, longer throw, faster.
haven't figured it out. Is that what he said or she said?
R.P. Rosen Hello I can't find these 1 to 8 Inches Bolts. Can you help me? What I must search to find this Bolts? Thanks
LockPickingLawyer Hello I can't find these 1 to 8 Inches Bolts. Can you help me? What I must search to find this Bolts? Thanks
This is why you always try to fill the shackle to avoid jack attacks and this attack. Get the post, frame and tire or get a mini u-lock. Never get long u-locks.
Clever thinking! Looking forward to seeing the next challenge ;)
Back in my garage with my new screw spreader
How about 5 digit BEEFIER VERSION anybetter? It's got a thicker shackle. I wonder if the construction is any better?
Giving away all of Houdini's secrets!🔐🗝
I have a question though... The ratcheting wrench mechanism only works in one direction. How did you get the manifold spreader to unspread itself?
Old video, but I'm new and watching in revere chronological order, and feel qualified enough on the nature of these videos to ask a serious question now:
Can you get a method of measuring the force you are applying for some of these destructive attacks? Obviously for heat attacks, reading off the label or a basic chemistry googling of your fuel is probably enough to get a good sense of the heat you are applying, but for cutting and splitting attacks, understanding just how much force you are applying would be amazing.
My thought is to, instead of using the tools by hand, actuating them with a small hook and loop spring scale and recording the scale readings with a second camera and then doing some math, or providing us with the information we need about your tools to do the math ourselves. There may also be tension measuring devices you can plug into a computer and get easy digital readouts, or even digital reader you can place in the camera frame, or a way you could summarize the values afterward.
Regardless I'm about 500 videos in and loving all of your content, I just struggle to contextualize your destructive attacks.
use the spreader and the nut cutter on normal padlocks!!
Spreader is too big. Splitter is not well suited to most padlocks... maybe with the right lock. We’ll see.
LockPickingLawyer Hello I can't find these 1 to 8 Inches Bolts. Can you help me? What I must search to find this Bolts? Thanks
@@michaelschlegel2704 You're not able to find grade 8 bolts if you search for "grade 8 bolts"?
I'm thinking 3 lb hammer alone, downward onto the top of the lock body as it's supported by a sturdy bike frame or lock-up.
Looking into the manifold spreader, what is the diameter/thickness of the bolts purchased to make it upgraded?? I know you said the length varies from 1inch up but what are the other specs if you dont mind/read old comments lol
I bet lock companies are furious about your channel, they are haemmoraging millions of dollars every day for every brand and model you deem terrible. You have massive influence for bike owners, I now use your advice for my security needs. I do have a fair bit of Masterlock gear, but i'm going to spray paint over the logo's so they are less recognisable lol
Where did you get that screw spreader with all the different inch spreaders
Could you please repeat the same experiment with Kryptonite Fahgettaboudit and Abus Granit locks? This would be a nice comparison of their strength
Why make the body out of zinc, when steel cost less per pound?
...the Archimedes screw... pretty hard to resist one of those...
Are any locks made with aluminium instead of zinc?
This really is a thieves' favorite channel. To go from lock picking which at least takes skill and practice to giving examples of what tools and devices to use to break locks really just provides the opposite effect of what you probably intend. I wouldn't be surprised if this channel was responsible for millions of dollars in stolen property.
Any D lock (for bikes) which survive against a screw spreader?
This is why I never ever leave my bike unsupervised.
I was hoping for a “false set” comment when the first crack happened!
thnx a lot for your video it helped me i lost my key of a bad chinees lock whoos made from plastic so i melted it
Thanks, for sharing I really enjoy watching your videos.
Thanks,
Can you tell me where I can find the extension bolts
Is no one going to talk about how you can clearly see his face in the wrench? Quite well too.
Zoom and Enhance.
Wow that was quick my friend once again a very cool video😊👍😎👍👍
The spreader upgrade was nice. Zinc body with plastic parts 🤔
Great video brother ! Thanks for the review !
Now I want to see how you retract the spreader again ;-)
Elektronaut easy slide it over the bolt and use another spanner to wind it back
I don't get it. What's supposed to be special about retracting it?
It looks to me that LPL is using an non-switchable ratcheting box-wrench and I was just joking that he now has to crank it back with a normal open-end wrench.
Elektronaut oh gotcha... it would be pretty hard without a second wrench or a reversible ratchet on that one wrench, huh?
The wrench doesn't have a manual switch to reverse the motion of the wrench, or does he have the room for the wrench to clear the shackle.
So... considering that some people may know this about Lumintrail locks maybe painting over the Lumintrail logo would be a good idea?
What's the size of the bolts that you used and where did you get the extented ones?
How long does cast zinc hold against your 2lb hammer?
Not long... even against a tack hammer.
Ooof. Yeah, you might argue that a manifold spreader with a lengthened bracing bolt is a specialized tool, but it's nothing that any decent mechanic can't rig up in an hour or two.
Great video. Thanks
does it work with kryptonite new York u lock 16mm shackles ? Please
Kryptonite new york locks series U-locks are very strong and very tough u-locks. there is no hand driven tool, and no hand powered tool, that can be danger to it.
LPL - Did you mill those bolts yourself? Do you have an old Bridgeport tucked away in your basement? With a mill there is no end of interesting specialized tools that you can make. Let the fun begin.
Keep your pick in a vice
M-Sparx
Uncle Bumblefucks reach is far and wide in these confuser places.
Anyone know if LPL follows AvE on TH-cam? His style of narration is a little different. Perhaps LPL could try AvE's approach for a few videos? Any opinions?
I did mill them... but no Bridgeport. Just a tiny little harbor freight mini mill. And yes, LPL definitely watches AvE... he’s a skookum choocher!
David Null Hello I can't find these 1 to 8 Inches Bolts. Can you help me? What I must search to find this Bolts? Thanks
Please can you use this technique on a Kryptonite New York Fahgettaboutit Mini U Lock, you know, the one with an 18mm shackle...
Lol. It would not work. Most likely outcome is the spreader would pop out and fly at me with bone-breaking force. 😳
Good to know. I own one so I was just curious. :D I love the videos btw, I found you a little while ago and binge watched a load of your stuff, now just enjoying the new and unique content.
why cnat u just use the combo changer and set wat ever u want?
Is that an exhaust manifold pipe expander tool???
Yes it was👍
Bad guys have used the same technique for decades, using a car scissor-jack that can exert 1.5 to 3 tons of force. And for faster results, attach an electric screwdriver to do the turning.
Where can I get those bolt extensions for my spreader? Is there a kit available?
Did you find it?
@@janrob6352 No, I didn't. And he milled the channels into the heads himself so that'd be another hassle once the different lengths of bolts are obtained. Too bad he doesn't sell the kit on his new supplies website.
I just got a new Kona bike what look would you suggest
Did you examine the shackle afterwards? If it was truly hardened, wouldn't it have also cracked in the U-bend due to the spreading force?
It is hardened... the small amount of flexibility added by tempering actually makes the lock more secure.
You look like you have a beard in the reflection on the wrench. :) Beards are cool.
🧔👍
Yeah. I hate when my bolt isn’t long enough to spread the clam shell sufficiently
Is that a Harbor Freight Vise that I see I'm curious
Do you think the forgetabout it u lock is able to resist this better?
Yes... no doubt in my mind.
"upgrade". Yeah, right. That's a whole new set of tools.
I would guess bikelifters just love you ;)
Love your videos :-) where did you get the screw spreader kit with the different sizes?
Looks like he made them from similarly sized/threaded bolts.
He had a spreader and made the other pieces from grade 8 bolts. He mentioned this.
oh opps i missed that. Thanks!
ureviews Hello I can't find these 1 to 8 Inches Bolts. Can you help me? What I must search to find this Bolts? Thanks
WOW FANTASTIC AS ALWAYS GREAT VID..
Is it possible to see more failed attempts? Because when you break them so easily with this spreader, nut cutters and core pullers, I have hard time imagining how they can NOT work.
He doesn't really fail, it's kind of his job not to.
2:23 I'd like to see the correct boat you'd use
Given the body thickness (or lack thereof), it appears that a swift blow of a hammer would shatter the lock body into pieces as well.
I don’t disagree. This lock is a real pile.
I wonder if Tim in Florida was the same Tim in Florida I knew
At the end of the day I wonder if there's still need to secure anything.
Yes. Locks allow professional thieves to make a decent living, afford the internet and send the kids off to college.
Seriously, locks help ward off armatures and make a thief work for the money.
Klein Hervé - Maybe a safe deposit box at your bank for papers, money, and small items that are difficult or impossible to replace. Other than that, I have given up on security beyond locking my doors and windows. Fortunately, most people are either honest or afraid of getting caught doing something illegal. People who really want your stuff badly enough can get it.
Love to see this method used on the Abus Granit Extreme
It won't work, you'd need the pulling force of two vans to weaken it
moochincrawdad or Tanks 😂
Always something good.
can some one tell me what the name of the tool is please thank you
Hi LPL! Where can i get a manifold spreader! Looks like a handy Addition to my tool kit, keep up the good work buddy
go to an auto parts store (if your in north america) and say you need a manifold spreader for chevy manifolds :)
Auto parts store, Amazon, eBay... they are common. 👍
@@JeffLMisc Where can I get those bolt extensions for my spreader? Is there a kit available?
@@lockpickinglawyer where can I get that bolts set?
@@janrob6352 get some regular bolts, and put a divit in with a dremel or a round file. they are just regular bolts
That was like a suitcase handle.