well lpl have a video where they shoot one of the best squire model and say that few people in the world can attempt to defeat that lock so... the lock was the Squire 100CS and the video was [944]
@@Alacritous any lock manufacturer who's smart, should ask for LPL's blessing. It would bring in way more revenue than what his endorsement might cost.
if it were shoddy construction but the combination lock could stop my second-grade neighbor, I'd consider it a good review. As is, with a no-tool basically-no-skill decode, the fact that it'll hold up to a hammer longer doesn't really matter...
For a combination lock that was an impressive showing. Usually those pop right open as soon as LPL touches them. This one seems to require at least some skill and effort to pick; leagues ahead of many of its competitors.
That's the best combination lock I've personally seen on this channel. And I've been waiting for a while for a combination lock that LPL doesn't totally laugh at.
Considering that the past locks all had inexcusable flaws, a lock that's "better than most" is actually way stronger than the competition. Well done squire!
Unfortunately I've never seen a combination lock that is actually secure. This one is better than most, but it can still be opened without any tools in a few minutes, even for someone inexperienced.
@@husboy1 let me know if you find any lock box type at all the is good. I’m desperately looking for one and can’t find any that can’t be decrypted or picked within a couple of minutes or that has major flaws in it.
Seems panic buyers have moved from toilet rolls to Christmas puddings. So with that info you can panic buy as many Squire combo key safes as you like. If I can't get one I'll swap one of my Christmas puddings for one of your Squire locks. Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
jacob christensen that is the day that people typically have weddings in the west. I’m saying there may be something to this theory that it is his wedding anniversary.
In one or two videos he seems to hint at Mrs. LPL being European. If that's true and she still uses their date structure, the date would actually be the 21st of May, 1997.
Something so relaxing about watching you talk about and picking locks, I love keeping it in the background while I work. Thanks for the great vids bud.
This technique of feeling the loose spots has been applied to pretty much all of the combination locks and I wonder if it's simply just a limitation of this type of lock mechanism that can't be avoided.
juances Techique is very similar than what is used to pick disk detainer locks. Difference is that combination locks are cheap and have loose tolerances.
Yeah, my understanding is this gets a lot more awkward if you can't easily put tension on the locking mechanism (hence having to reach inside with a pick for some combination locks to pull/push the thing that interacts with the gates). I've tried decoding combination locks like this and I've found it extremely difficult to tell when something is a false gate. When your mechanism clicks into the false gate it usually gets bound on another gate, which often (to me) means I don't feel the stiffness LPL is talking about.
I wonder if it's possible to construct it in a way that prevents the weel being turned at all, when something puts tension on the mechanism. That woul solve the problem wouldn't it?
Depends on what one means by "combination locks". There are mechanisms that will prevent this type of attack (at least without a tool to put tension on the sidebar) even on cheap "number wheel" type locks like this one - LPL has several videos on how some can still be easily picked. A Sargent & Greenleaf 8088 / 8077 is still a combination lock, but it's A LOT harder to pick...
I don't get it- it's just another human. You can see plenty of hands by searching up. No wonder they prefer to hide their identity- being famous can attract weird attention
I totally want to see the three of them (that we know about) picking locks together, as just hands and voices, of course. But after @mumblejumbo 's comment, I understand why LPL Jr. has never appeared even just as hands and/or voice :/
Hey LPL! Just wanted to share a quick story where you saved me the cost of a locksmith after hours call out. I locked myself out of my bedroom with one of those combo handle/lock combos in most apartments. I was just about to call a smith out before I stopped and thought about how you might open it, even if you’ve never seen the lock or key before. I ended up finding an Allen wrench that fit in the keyway, put torque on the handle, and jiggled the wrench and it popped right open! I was so excited to get it open I had to come and leave a comment because there’s no way I would’ve even thought to try to open it myself without your videos. If you ever get a Patreon I’ll definitely kick over the fee I would’ve paid ;) Thank you for the amazing content and keep up the great work! PS I’m pretty drunk on some Bulleit atm so I’m even prouder of myself lmao
I’ll trust you and Mrs. LPL *this* time. 😉☺️ Thank you so much for the incredible wealth of knowledge, and the entertainment over the years. Truly appreciated, now more than ever.
my grandpa just died a couple days ago and there were a few boxes we didn't have the key for that we needed to open. I don't have any lock picking skills myself but watching your videos have taught me there are a lot of ways to get around locks. I've successfully gone into all of them by just jamming a butter knife in between the lid in the bottom to force the top up, thanks for posting these videos.
LPL: “This lock is garbage” = we could probably pick it LPL: “I have mixed feelings about it.” = we cannot pick it. LPL: “This is a pretty good lock.” = God level picking.
Hey LPL. I really appreciate your straightforward style. No beating around the bush, no pomp and circumstance. Just a man, his locks, and his wife humoring his eccentric hobby. Keep it going, man. You are appreciated.
I notice a lot of these combination locks with some sort of trigger can usually be decoded like that. Came across that about 20 years ago with a lock I found at our local Zellers. After I did it, I showed the store manager and he gave me the lock as a keepsake and took the rest down. Still have it as a memento of the first lock I decoded.
I like this video or any of your locks like this post, I was doing this in my young years. I must admit I learned more from you on this with your terminology now.
I think a good chunk of it would be "keep trying and git gud". Also, I think it's the methodology that matters more than the techniques as locks come and go
When I needed a key safe, I went to your content first to see which one to select. I went with the ABUS, but that one and any of the others, as you've been pointing out for a few years now, are not very difficult to circumvent. Thanks for the content. Keep up the good work. בס״ד
Me thinking: "This must be a true gate!" - LPL: "It's definitely not a true gate" Turns wheel Me: "But this is now." - LPL: "Another false gate." Turns wheel Me: "Must be another false gate, because it looks the same like the other ones." - LPL: "This is the true gate." - Me: "What???"
LpL's neighbour leaving for Vacation- Starts welding every single lock just 2 be sure their house doesnt become a Content *"How to pick your neighbours lock while they are on vacation"*
"I asked Mrs. LockPickingLawyer to set this combination before hand." Doesn't comment on the fact that it looks like February 15, 1997, which might be an anniversary? She might have you this time.
Your videos saved me a few days ago. I rode my bike to the neighborhood bar and locked it up. When I came out I drew a blank on the combination! Using the tension and feel method I was able to get it open in only a few minutes. (No I didn't ride it home. Walked it back) lol
I can explain how the code change mechanism actually works on this lock. When the lock is open, the locking mechanism is blocked from turning. The actual code wheels are just rings around the actual locking mechanism, but with strong ball detents. What you are doing with the little tool in the holes, are just forcing the rings into new positions, by overcoming that ball detent. It is actually a pretty smart and good mechanism as it reduces the number of critical parts in the lock for code changing, since the actual locking mechanism doesn't need to be able to change code. In other locks, the code changing mechanism works by shifting the mechanism out of the code wheels, which is a weakness as now you must make sure the code changing mechanism cannot be activated while the lock is closed, usually by having a shackle detent into the code changing screw that prevents the screw from being turned while lock is closed or incorrect code is entered. In this Squire lock, the code changing mechanism is always active, so technically you could change the code while the lock is locked, if you somehow manage to seize the inner part of the locking mechanism and then turn the rings by force. This would just offset the code tough, so you would still need to know the current code to know what the new code becomes.
As lockboxes go, yes. Sturdy construction, false gates, takes some actual skill to open - based on this channel's videos, the rest are complete trash, and this is almost-acceptable junk.
@@Gdawg0331 They probably do much more noise than you would want to make when picking a lock. I wouldn't carry a turret somewhere if i wanted to just go stealthy, anyways.
ThaFuzzwood February 15, 1997? My guess would be proposal date rather than wedding date, but yeah, you make a good point! If it was he would have been in trouble if he couldn’t figure it out 😀
John Early February the 15th is the day after Valentine’s Day! My guess is that both of them were busy on the 14th so they decided to celebrate Valentine’s Day the next day, which would make the proposal theory extremely likely!
Hearing the it click into place when you land in the correct gate made me want to try something with my extremely cheap little gun "safe," which exists just to have something by my bedside that isn't a gun laying in the open at night. You reviewed basically the same one in 1036. Putting pressure on the dial in the unlock direction didn't do a whole lot, but twisting it in the lock direction made a distinctly different click whenever the correct gate was located. Yet another way to get in to this incredibly cheap "safe," lol.
At the end of the Naughty Bucket Chronicles he talks about various locks he couldn't open. At the start of that series he also talks about locks that he wasn't confident he could pick.
Not an old fan, but I've seen one or two videos where he didn't even attempt to pick a lock that he was showing because it was likely impossible. Don't recall which ones though, sorry.
These videos have taught me that if I ever end up homeless in the US, I can just break into any for-sale house and spend the night there, then put the key back and no one will be the wiser. Minimal effort required. We should be glad these lock companies have such considerations for homeless people.
Strong body, multiple false gates, and a 5 digit combination rather than 4 digit? This seems like a huge improvement over every other key lockbox I've seen him decode.
These videos are always so amazingly short. I never feel I got "my moneys worth" when watching these, but I guess it is the manufacturers and designers fault.
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Trust Mrs. LPL? I seen how she defeated the Ben & Jerry’s ice cream lock. She knows her stuff.
Jason Bookheimer So many thumbs up because LPL’s fans are loyal and all saw that video.
ikr xD
Yeah, it's a tough sell, but I'll trust her this time.
Video for the uninitiated
ruclips.net/video/lod_LUp3ggc/видео.html
Plus we have all seen her beaver...
Right Lol
'better than most' roasted almost all the lock companies
Strafice Indeed he did
yea lol
yes
It roasted most of the companies, to be precise
It took him a min to crack the lock, sure others might be defeated faster, but a better than most lock would be the one he can't defeat.
Honestly if he came out as daredevil I wouldn’t even be surprised. This man can see the inside of the lock by listening and is a lawyer
Ssssshhhh, is a secret.
Trying to hard Mr
Is he a lawyer for real?
@@nimluikham11 yes
Nice try, mister Fisk.
I'm impressed a dial lock like this had so many false gates
1大哈哈 Yes
@@beastrollmcisavirgin Maybe
I don't know.
What
You sound sus
LPL: “Better than most”
Squire: WE DID IT BOYS
well lpl have a video where they shoot one of the best squire model and say that few people in the world can attempt to defeat that lock so... the lock was the Squire 100CS and the video was [944]
Stonks ^
Squire have a reputation for making good locks tbf
I can totally see Squire celebrating with the Grunt Birthday party sound from halo ruclips.net/video/vjXBwfF0kGE/видео.html
@Official Subway I'd like to order a $5 Foot Long with extra tomato & pickles.
"Better than most" - I'd stick that on my lock as a A+ review
Masterlock would pay good money for that comment from LPL!
Coming from the LPL, that's a helluva good endorsement!
I wonder if any lock company has asked LPL for permission to quote one of his reviews.
@@Alacritous any lock manufacturer who's smart, should ask for LPL's blessing. It would bring in way more revenue than what his endorsement might cost.
if it were shoddy construction but the combination lock could stop my second-grade neighbor, I'd consider it a good review. As is, with a no-tool basically-no-skill decode, the fact that it'll hold up to a hammer longer doesn't really matter...
Every time he says “Mrs. LPL” I giggle at the implication that his first name is “The”
You present a very valid point that I'll never be able to un-hear or forget
"are you A Lock Picking Lawyer?" "Nope, that's my brother. I'm The Lock Picking Lawyer."
Arthur Amon i hate you.
My grandma often goes by Mrs john doe (my grandpa's name)
I like to imagine Mrs. Lockpickinglawyer is also a pair of disembodied hands.
For a combination lock that was an impressive showing. Usually those pop right open as soon as LPL touches them.
This one seems to require at least some skill and effort to pick; leagues ahead of many of its competitors.
Yeah, I didn't expect to see false gates lol
Certainly not this many of them
That's the best combination lock I've personally seen on this channel. And I've been waiting for a while for a combination lock that LPL doesn't totally laugh at.
He didn't pick it, he decoded it.
Its certainly streets ahead of the competition.
Rare to see so many false gates, some of which even LPL fell for at least long enough that he had to do a second pass.
Considering that the past locks all had inexcusable flaws, a lock that's "better than most" is actually way stronger than the competition.
Well done squire!
squire seems to be a trustable lock company
Unfortunately I've never seen a combination lock that is actually secure. This one is better than most, but it can still be opened without any tools in a few minutes, even for someone inexperienced.
@@husboy1 let me know if you find any lock box type at all the is good. I’m desperately looking for one and can’t find any that can’t be decrypted or picked within a couple of minutes or that has major flaws in it.
So, Mrs. Lockpicking Lawyer has gotten over her ice cream getting locked up?
The lock didn't slow her for a second; she brute-force exploited the container's weak spot.
Laird Cummings The bottom of the container
@@lairdcummings9092 Be honest, you would have done the exact same thing.
@@DBZVelena honestly, I'd have probably just torn the entire top off; Mrs. LPL at least used tools (knife). Much more civilized than my attack.
... this is a thing that happened?
Squire seeing “better than most” in the title
*celebration intensifies
you forgot the other *
Exiting times!
@@skyeplays1772 Yes, but to prevent that dang *Bold*
LPL: "Better than most"
Me: Panic-buying Squire stocks
Ob that was funny
Privately held family business since the 1790's ...
Seems panic buyers have moved from toilet rolls to Christmas puddings. So with that info you can panic buy as many Squire combo key safes as you like. If I can't get one I'll swap one of my Christmas puddings for one of your Squire locks.
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
“Johnny... that’s better than most…”
“But still problematic.”
“Better than most. Better than most!!”
In case anyone doesn't get the reference: ruclips.net/video/feEZ0Csdssg/видео.html 😏
"Mrs LockPickingLawyer said she set the combination to our wedding anniversary date, so - for my own safety - I hope I will be able to decode it"
Lol
Loled
Feb 15 1997 was a Saturday...
@@EvanCoonrod and?
jacob christensen that is the day that people typically have weddings in the west. I’m saying there may be something to this theory that it is his wedding anniversary.
I feel like "better than most but still problematic" from THIS guy could be posted on the box as a raving review
“A step ahead of the competition”
Squire: STONKS
Seeing that Mrs. LockPickingLawyer set this code, one could wonder what happened on the 15th of February (day after Valentine's) 1997...
I noticed that too... Is that a proposal date perhaps?
Yeah could be a coincidence, but I saw it as a date as well.
In one or two videos he seems to hint at Mrs. LPL being European. If that's true and she still uses their date structure, the date would actually be the 21st of May, 1997.
@@RhinoBarbarian hmm.. in that case...what happened at that date?
@@thedarkdragon1437 I bet it's the time he forgot her birthday.
LPL : "Better than most"
Masterlock : *_"Is that like a personal attack or something?"_*
LPL: *calmly sips coffee* no just a statement on the quality of *this* particular product
Now that's a solid reference lol
"Always"
it can't be a personal attack if it's true
@@MonsieurArlequin you sure about that bruh
Something so relaxing about watching you talk about and picking locks, I love keeping it in the background while I work. Thanks for the great vids bud.
Wait, are you a furry? If so, hello my fellow furry!
Pyro obligatory “I hate furry” comment here
*funny comment here*
@@kyle3625 whyyyy
Gas Mask Man/Discord Dude funnier reply to your funny comment
This technique of feeling the loose spots has been applied to pretty much all of the combination locks and I wonder if it's simply just a limitation of this type of lock mechanism that can't be avoided.
juances Techique is very similar than what is used to pick disk detainer locks.
Difference is that combination locks are cheap and have loose tolerances.
reverse sidebar like in all other lock types can make this much harder
Yeah, my understanding is this gets a lot more awkward if you can't easily put tension on the locking mechanism (hence having to reach inside with a pick for some combination locks to pull/push the thing that interacts with the gates). I've tried decoding combination locks like this and I've found it extremely difficult to tell when something is a false gate. When your mechanism clicks into the false gate it usually gets bound on another gate, which often (to me) means I don't feel the stiffness LPL is talking about.
I wonder if it's possible to construct it in a way that prevents the weel being turned at all, when something puts tension on the mechanism. That woul solve the problem wouldn't it?
Depends on what one means by "combination locks". There are mechanisms that will prevent this type of attack (at least without a tool to put tension on the sidebar) even on cheap "number wheel" type locks like this one - LPL has several videos on how some can still be easily picked. A Sargent & Greenleaf 8088 / 8077 is still a combination lock, but it's A LOT harder to pick...
The disappointment when you do not see Mrs. LockpickingLawyer hands in the video after 1:17
Yep
It hurts
I don't get it- it's just another human. You can see plenty of hands by searching up. No wonder they prefer to hide their identity- being famous can attract weird attention
I totally want to see the three of them (that we know about) picking locks together, as just hands and voices, of course. But after @mumblejumbo 's comment, I understand why LPL Jr. has never appeared even just as hands and/or voice :/
@@gatherer818 he was probably joking, What if Mrs. LockpickingLawyer don't even exist and all those stories are fake.
Hey LPL!
Just wanted to share a quick story where you saved me the cost of a locksmith after hours call out. I locked myself out of my bedroom with one of those combo handle/lock combos in most apartments. I was just about to call a smith out before I stopped and thought about how you might open it, even if you’ve never seen the lock or key before. I ended up finding an Allen wrench that fit in the keyway, put torque on the handle, and jiggled the wrench and it popped right open! I was so excited to get it open I had to come and leave a comment because there’s no way I would’ve even thought to try to open it myself without your videos. If you ever get a Patreon I’ll definitely kick over the fee I would’ve paid ;)
Thank you for the amazing content and keep up the great work!
PS I’m pretty drunk on some Bulleit atm so I’m even prouder of myself lmao
Twist, Mrs. LPL set it to their anniversary, and now she is mad LPL forgot!!!
yep, thoght the same :D
Lol
21st May 1997, seems a legit guess. :-)
@@canis_lupus2220 or 15th February 97. If lpl is american.
@@bigkusa2568 fair point
LPL, “Better than most”
Business insider headline: “Squire board of directors announce large bonuses for all employees”
Mrs LPL: "The code is our anniversary"
LPL: *sweats*
“You’ll just have to take my word for that” 1000+ videos of you successfully picking locks, I think I’m able to trust you now.
LPL Wife : Baby you can’t pick my code
LPL : I picked it years ago sweetheart
LPL: “Better than most”
Squire CEO: Orders that new yacht.
I’ll trust you and Mrs. LPL *this* time. 😉☺️ Thank you so much for the incredible wealth of knowledge, and the entertainment over the years. Truly appreciated, now more than ever.
my grandpa just died a couple days ago and there were a few boxes we didn't have the key for that we needed to open. I don't have any lock picking skills myself but watching your videos have taught me there are a lot of ways to get around locks. I've successfully gone into all of them by just jamming a butter knife in between the lid in the bottom to force the top up, thanks for posting these videos.
In my law school application where they ask about career goals:
“I want to become the second greatest lockpicking lawyer of all time.”
Imagine having your whole own unrelated lock picking / lawyering youtube channel and one day you come across this and just cry
LPL: “This lock is garbage” = we could probably pick it
LPL: “I have mixed feelings about it.” = we cannot pick it.
LPL: “This is a pretty good lock.” = God level picking.
I sent my uncle a link to this channel, saying: "It's literally just a guy opening locks".
He was very enthusiastic xD
I love your videos man you’re so calm and collected and absolutely destroy people and they’re locks. It’s so great
Hey LPL. I really appreciate your straightforward style. No beating around the bush, no pomp and circumstance. Just a man, his locks, and his wife humoring his eccentric hobby. Keep it going, man. You are appreciated.
Where's Mrs LockPickingLawyer's hands?
Ok Kira.
Ok Yoshikage Kira
Need to watch the Wolfe Pit food videos for a wife’s hands to show up often
@@dermathze700 What?
👀
“you’ll just have to take my word for that”
Bro I would trust you with my life forget the code of the lock
I notice a lot of these combination locks with some sort of trigger can usually be decoded like that. Came across that about 20 years ago with a lock I found at our local Zellers. After I did it, I showed the store manager and he gave me the lock as a keepsake and took the rest down. Still have it as a memento of the first lock I decoded.
That lock just shared my experiences of every trip to the dentist office.
Title: "Better than most" means that it is a REALLY good lock. And that you should use it.
That is not what this means at all.
It means you can trust it with your life.
False gates AND a sturdy housing? It doesnt get much better than that
LPL: *Better Than Most, But Still Problematic*
SQUIRE: *We'll take it!!!*
I like this video or any of your locks like this post, I was doing this in my young years. I must admit I learned more from you on this with your terminology now.
Sometimes i don’t feel like the locks are the problem, but just this guy is cracked
Danggg, what a coincidence, was on a LPL binge and he uploads a new one 3 minutes ago, let's goooo
Imagine if he made a book that shows all lockpicking techniques and items
It would sell so good
I think a good chunk of it would be "keep trying and git gud". Also, I think it's the methodology that matters more than the techniques as locks come and go
I bet he never thought it. And yes, would be better than buying pinning trays.
Locking doors would be pointless. Everyone would just steal everything.
Hold on did I say mercy on purpose
Jesus i just watched a video from 4 years ago you've gotten so much more camera comfy love your vids
When I needed a key safe, I went to your content first to see which one to select. I went with the ABUS, but that one and any of the others, as you've been pointing out for a few years now, are not very difficult to circumvent.
Thanks for the content.
Keep up the good work.
בס״ד
When the LPL takes less time to pick the lock than it takes me to find [remember] what rock my key is hidden under.
Me thinking: "This must be a true gate!" - LPL: "It's definitely not a true gate"
Turns wheel
Me: "But this is now." - LPL: "Another false gate."
Turns wheel
Me: "Must be another false gate, because it looks the same like the other ones." - LPL: "This is the true gate." - Me: "What???"
Linus Wolf It is about feedback.
the true gates and much easier movement and even sounded different
I think what makes this channel so entertaining is that he is so specific about everything
i hope Mrs. LPL enjoyed helping us, it’s nice that she contributes to the channel when needed
LpL's neighbour leaving for Vacation-
Starts welding every single lock just 2 be sure their house doesnt become a Content
*"How to pick your neighbours lock while they are on vacation"*
".. with a piece of cardboard"
"I asked Mrs. LockPickingLawyer to set this combination before hand."
Doesn't comment on the fact that it looks like February 15, 1997, which might be an anniversary?
She might have you this time.
It's probably her birthday, which no husband ever remembers, so it's a valid code
Your videos saved me a few days ago. I rode my bike to the neighborhood bar and locked it up. When I came out I drew a blank on the combination! Using the tension and feel method I was able to get it open in only a few minutes. (No I didn't ride it home. Walked it back) lol
I can explain how the code change mechanism actually works on this lock. When the lock is open, the locking mechanism is blocked from turning. The actual code wheels are just rings around the actual locking mechanism, but with strong ball detents. What you are doing with the little tool in the holes, are just forcing the rings into new positions, by overcoming that ball detent. It is actually a pretty smart and good mechanism as it reduces the number of critical parts in the lock for code changing, since the actual locking mechanism doesn't need to be able to change code.
In other locks, the code changing mechanism works by shifting the mechanism out of the code wheels, which is a weakness as now you must make sure the code changing mechanism cannot be activated while the lock is closed, usually by having a shackle detent into the code changing screw that prevents the screw from being turned while lock is closed or incorrect code is entered.
In this Squire lock, the code changing mechanism is always active, so technically you could change the code while the lock is locked, if you somehow manage to seize the inner part of the locking mechanism and then turn the rings by force. This would just offset the code tough, so you would still need to know the current code to know what the new code becomes.
So its a great lockbox is what I'm hearing.
As lockboxes go, yes. Sturdy construction, false gates, takes some actual skill to open - based on this channel's videos, the rest are complete trash, and this is almost-acceptable junk.
crazymanmot Still a lockbox.
early again, i have great timing with these
Bro I’m always here within an hour of release. I just don’t get it man.
Same
Moona is streaming, what are you doing here!
Putting video numbers are such an underrated thing, really helps viewers when trying to find videos mentioned bt LPL
I’m just binge watching every LPL video since I discovered this channel yesterday.
Isn't this the same company of locks that you couldn't break with armor piercing shells?
Yes
Yes it is
Yes I was wondering why it sounded familiar
Does anyone know what 50cal bmg SLAP rounds do? Maybe not even an atom of the lock left
@@Gdawg0331 They probably do much more noise than you would want to make when picking a lock. I wouldn't carry a turret somewhere if i wanted to just go stealthy, anyways.
*Squire* : Yeees, the finest technology only British - and Squidionian - engineering can afford
Any mention of Mrs. LPL is always a bonus, like sprinkles on the ice cream.
This guy can roast and stay perfectly calm and be informative all at the same time
21597. Imagine that being the date when they got married or something. :P
ThaFuzzwood February 15, 1997? My guess would be proposal date rather than wedding date, but yeah, you make a good point! If it was he would have been in trouble if he couldn’t figure it out 😀
Thats what I was thinking
Could also be the 21st of May 1997
John Early February the 15th is the day after Valentine’s Day! My guess is that both of them were busy on the 14th so they decided to celebrate Valentine’s Day the next day, which would make the proposal theory extremely likely!
@@AviNewatia my guess is lpl is american so you know the wierd mon/date/yr convention. So it's probably 15th February 97
The lock is made of a zinc alloy casting, and nobody has finished this video yet
also i agree with @Jesse Herman rocket
Hearing the it click into place when you land in the correct gate made me want to try something with my extremely cheap little gun "safe," which exists just to have something by my bedside that isn't a gun laying in the open at night. You reviewed basically the same one in 1036.
Putting pressure on the dial in the unlock direction didn't do a whole lot, but twisting it in the lock direction made a distinctly different click whenever the correct gate was located. Yet another way to get in to this incredibly cheap "safe," lol.
The screwdriver really helped me see what he was looking for
"First step is to try my anniversary, then her birthday. Failing that I'll decode the lock"
Genuine question to old fans of this guy - Has there been ONE lock this man couldn't beat ?
At the end of the Naughty Bucket Chronicles he talks about various locks he couldn't open. At the start of that series he also talks about locks that he wasn't confident he could pick.
Well, there was that one unpickable lock...
ruclips.net/video/-FUQ6ZxTkM8/видео.html
Not an old fan, but I've seen one or two videos where he didn't even attempt to pick a lock that he was showing because it was likely impossible. Don't recall which ones though, sorry.
There's a Bowley he's been working on with other locksports for years and hasn't gotten into yet.
Hi, LPL. Better than usual, but no cigar. Thanks for sharing! Stay healthy!
Have not seen a LPL vid in a while and he still amazes me with his skills.
This guy sounds like the doctor from star trek voyager...
@Koowluh Me too. Exactly my first thoughts.
However, strictly speaking, his title was Emergency Medical Hologram or EMH.
Computer, Deactivate EMH
MUHAHAHHAHAHA
Also, this begs the question of what happened on Febuary 15, 1997? Though I imagine that might be personal.
Waiting for the day one of these type of locks comes on your channel and you are like wow this is a decent lock!
It's always sad when the video ends, I could listen to his voice indefinitely.
Rocket
Your videos are very informative og entertaining! Greetings from Norway!
LPL- This lock is better than most.
Squire HQ- Label all of these locks with "Better Than Most."
Love him he's such a wholesome guy and I can binch his videos no problem
Even thought the video wasn't about master lock he still managed to roast them.
Lock Brand: Impossible to break into
LockPickingLaywer: Hold my pick
Literally. He'll open it with a LEGO.
Took almost a full minute. That's an absolute win for this lock.
I’m watching this right after I got rejected because I’m now an open lock and wanted to see a real one and immediately knew where I needed to go.
We did it boys. We figured out his anniversary. Now to social engineer the rest of his info!
That clink when you opened the lock just murdered my ears, geez Louise
Mrs lock picking lawyer - sets locks
Mr lock picking lawyer - picks locks
What a team!
Small steps in the right direction.
No no. We need to see mrs. LPL changing the combination. We need to see those hands.
LPL, please make a podcast where you talk about lock history or lawyer things or anything really, your voice is so calming
These videos have taught me that if I ever end up homeless in the US, I can just break into any for-sale house and spend the night there, then put the key back and no one will be the wiser. Minimal effort required. We should be glad these lock companies have such considerations for homeless people.
Strong body, multiple false gates, and a 5 digit combination rather than 4 digit? This seems like a huge improvement over every other key lockbox I've seen him decode.
Three minutes video on a lock? I definitely wanna buy this kind of lock.
LPL: "So I asked Mrs LPL to set it to a combination I don't know"
Mrs LPL: *Sets combination to anniversary *
O.O that's the method I used to open my cheap 4-digit bike lock when I was around 12 ... awesome :-)
You know it’s a good day to be a lock company when lpl calls your product better than most
Honey! I locked myself out of our room again.
Have no fear, the lawyer is here.
My hero!
A real missed opportunity by Mrs LPL not choosing 80085...
You really can't lock something away from this guy.
These videos are always so amazingly short.
I never feel I got "my moneys worth" when watching these, but I guess it is the manufacturers and designers fault.
Squire Stronghold key safe: What’s the password?
Steve: I don’t have that, just my 12 Eyes of Ender!