I can imagine the reaction from Paclock when LPL complimented the lock only to immediately bring out his ultimate lock picking tool that dealt with it in about a minute
If you read PacLocks comment, this tool would be very hard to use in it's intended application for gas station air/vac machines. You can barely get your hand in to use a key.
It's a $150 tool that only works on extremely specific keyways and is actually defeated by extremely strong springs. The Lishi is a very fragile decoder. Also, the fact that you can use any core you like also means you can get higher security options.
He was also in perfect conditions for picking it. If it has been outside, on whatever it was locking, it would have taken a lot longer. And without that specialized tool, licking it would be almost impossible with the orientation of the core.
Ok that "mastersux" thing when sending it to LPL was super ballsy. Imagine if it was a bad lock, but no, it did well and deserves the ability to mock Masterlock!
well, i have one, it was opened way too fast D: srsly, these locksport channels make me wonder if the only way to secure your stuff is putting up a wall everytime you leave your home D:
@@RadimentriX Considering that he used specialized tools which no thief would usually bring with them, is very experienced, and was doing it undistracted, he has a massive advantage, you'd generally expect him to go fast. Fortunately most thieves wouldn't have these conditions.
@asdrubale bisanzio and that was with a specialty tool and not a normal pick either, I'm frankly surprised the core managed to drop those pins back down that often.
And that’s with a style of tool that makes picking some locks trivially easy for beginners. I think there’s a reason LPL and Paclock get along so well.
I think this is the first lock I've seen LPL do where he simply broke down how the lock function and had ZERO complaints. If that isn't a compliment I don't know what is. Great job Paclock!
The fact that LPL got in was inevitable. More importantly, the fact that PacLock did everything they could to present a product that does what it says it should is the kicker. Good on them.
And as far as opportunistic a thief with normal lockpicks goes, any lock LPL defeats with custom tools is for the most part secure ( in the looses sense)
@@toryknotts8026 Even without the need for this custom tool this lock is exceedingly unlikely to be picked in the wild. Good tolerances and 6 pins with 5 of them being security pins is generally enough. It took me QUITE the bit of practice to get to that level and even under ideal conditions (vice mounted, elbows firmly rested, no ambient noise, no cold hands, no adrenaline pumping) I average 4-5 minutes on this level of lock.
This video's actually a really good visual aid showing exactly what he's doing, and what he means by things. You can even tell he's applying more force during counter rotation.
You need to apply as much tension as you can get away with (too much and you can't fricking lift the pin) when picking spools... otherwise you drop EVERYTHING instead of just one or two pins. I got a challenge lock from Bosnian Bill many years ago where the (bastard) maker had played clever tricks with binding order and spools... Oh man... did I play "spool pogo" with that thing for a long time before I figured out the trick...
@@andersjjensen This explains why some call LPL, I think, "gorilla hands" or something, because it seems he can apply tons of tension while still forcing the pins.
As someone who drives a service van and uses puck locks on the van when parked at night, I can really appreciate the thoughtfulness of Paclock's design. Nice lock!
Master Lock CEO on the phone: "Hello, I want to speak to my attorney" Secretary: "Your regular lawyer has retired, but don't worry, you've already been assigned a new one, I'll patch you through to him now" -Several seconds of waiting- Voice on the other side of the phone: "Hello, this is the Lock Picking Lawyer"
@@KaityKat117 Cashier: "I'm sorry sir, only one lock per customer"... after Sean leaves cashier buys the rest and sells them on Ebay as LPL Approved, quits their job and starts their own business.
Also you have to keep in mind the tools he uses for those locks. He has ideal conditions, can move the lock however he needs to and has way more tools and especially specialized tools than even a lot of profesional locksmiths, much less regular burglars. That 30 seconds for him can turn into minute or 2 for him in actual "wild" situation and is probably 10-15 minutes to less skilled pickers.
Petition to have him pick more locks with the lishi tool! It was such a nice visual to help me understand a lot more of what you say is happening, like "false set" and "counter rotation".
Exactly my thought! I was just searching for this comment before writing it myself. This tool really makes it so much easier to comprehend what’s going on - especially for non-lockpickers like me :-)
I have to say, mad respect for PACLOCK. Sending over a lock to LPL is a risky business and hardly rewarding - but sending over a lock with THIS engraving to LPL is just badass. Kudos!
I currently have this very cool steel cone-shaped lock on my shed. I love that it's drill-resistant and it looks neat. It's very good except it froze up several times over the winter and I needed a hairdrier to open it. Mine has a brass core w/brass key and a blue silicone keyhole cover. The one that LPL worked on today has a different core that perhaps may be more cold weather-friendly. I put a call into Paclock to see if they have any suggestions to keep it from freezing up. If you get this, make sure your shed door design can accommodate for the two hidden bolt holes behind the lock itself. This protects against a bolt-grinding attack. Unfortunately, I could only use the hidden bolt on one side, as I had nothing to drill into behind the other side.
@@knightsofthewicked9121 and he's probably slower so people can follow what's going on, but then again he's been doing this a lot and is using a specialized tool for it
This was the first time I've seen a cut in an LPL video, and I've been subbed for like 2 years. The reason for the cut did not disappoint, though. That's epic!
I dunno why, but watching LPL do his thing really makes me smile, especially when he guts the lock to show us the innards and explains what is happening. Good job PacLock!
This video was one of the best to show the process to set the pins, I learned more in this than the last 2 years of videos...except the ones on april 1st. Those always are the most informative.
@@patricker22 I think this is one of the few videos you can see the degree of the counter rotation and the system to go check the pins again and fix the ones that dropped
MasterLock executives at 0:00 : Yes! It s not about us. Someone else s going to be roasted. MasterLock executives at 6:23. : They didn’t get roasted but at least our dignity is safe MasterLock executives at 6:37. : DAMN IT !!
no one at masterlock gives a shit shit because 99% of the population will continue buying their locks because they are the cheapest locks at home depot/walmart while also having brand recognition.
They already do,... it comes out as a wimpy sounding squeak everytime a rank novice successfully picks a Masterlock brand lock,... which is a lot! Masterlock has never ever EVER made a legitimately good lock,... ever. *EVER!* Not even a part of a good lock without finding some ridiculous convoluted way of screwing up the rest of the lock's design.🤣
This BRAND. He recommends it whenever their products are featured. He has a good relationship with them. He respectfully points out flaws if he finds them, and they take those seriously and improve their design. I wouldn't be surprised if they were one of the top brands for actual level of security.
What Otaku said. They seem like one of the only company that still try to innovate and make life tough for thieves, and they crave LPL critics so they can improve the flaws in their locks. I mean, innovative shape against drilling, stainless steel pins, really hard to pick without a tool like the one shown AND all security pins, unbumpable, uncombable... And it LOOKS sturdy, so many thieves will try another target instead of this one since most of them won't bother with something this difficult.
They did simple but effective things to improve the security (positioning the core to defeat standard pick tools, variable strength springs, long driver pin to defeat comb picking, cone shape to divert drill bits). This on top of standard anti-pick measures makes the lock quite a bit more secure than most locks.
I love watching ANYONE who can raise their work to the level of art. Even watching someone pushing a broom who has done it for years is enlightening. Being able to see a machinist work at his craft is incredible. The precision, the attention to detail. It's remarkable to see someone shave hundreds of thousandths of an inch off of a billet to exacting tolerances. I would love to see the L.P.L. ply his craft in the legal environs. Um sure I would be enthralled. Because I am certainly captivated by the work with locks he does and that is but a hobby.
Much of that time is spent explaining and disassembling it, not just picking. Had it just been a picking video, it would be under two minutes. He picked it in about 1 minute & 35 seconds.
It took LPL a whole 60 seconds (almost exactly) to pop this sucker open. That's a damn impressive lock, I know where I'll be looking if I ever need something like this.
The mounting against the surface as a defense to picking is so interesting! Such a small but significant difference (at least to the basic tools you’d expect someone to use)
Also would help protect the core from being drilled. The key way is the weak point, and having it close to the surface prevents most drills from getting a straight shot at it.
The other benefit it that the core can not be drilled as easily, as the keyway is a weak point. When it's mounted like this, drills can not reach it easily.
I'm starting to get the feeling that at least one PacLock employee is a former Masterlock Employee who was always trying to get them to improve their locks but never got listened to so he say Screw it I'll make my own locks, with hookers and blackjack.
I believe they started off to be a competitor to Master Lock but with better locks if I am to believe what I've read on Google. I believe they are targeting the same market as Master Lock but providing a superior product.
He had all the time to prepare and get creative, with all the tools accessible in his home (or office or wherever he films this). If you would be burglar or hired lock picker, you would have limited time and limited equipment on the spot, out of your home or office. Therefore any nonregular “unexpected” lock is a big stopping stone in my opinion.
...and don't forget that in this video, LPL didn't pick this flat on the desk to simulate the flat surface of a van door for example. If he did, you would have seen that pulling up on the tensioner between thumb and index finger is much trickier, and doesn't give the same feedback as just pushing up the tensioner with the thumb (as he did here). Same thing with the pick part of the tool. Bending your index finger up whilst hooking it under the picks finger knob will reduce feedback. It's possible, but a lot trickier than the way he does it here. I thought he might have made a specialised pick tool for this, with a 90 degree bend in the handle. Besides all that, to guarantee you had the right tool for a multitude of these, which are very likely to have different cores, you would need a set of lishi decoders, not just one, and that would probably be well above the budget of opportunist criminals. So, it's a very good design.
I think LPL cares a lot about good locks and he finds it in the PACLOCK brand and that’s why he is getting them more on the channel. I don’t think he ever gets payed for making these videos, the only thing he gets is the actual lock.
Well, he'd roast them like the others if he could, but since the Pacloc team actually watches his videos and actually work to prevent flaws in their lock, it's hard for LPL to find much to say against their locks...
@@dustone8542 There's a group of people who like to pick various brands of lock for fun. There are even competitions. (Not to worry - it's assumed they don't just pick random people's locks.)
I don’t really know if I’m watching this as an instructional video or an asmr video… his voice is perfect to fall asleep not because he’s boring but his soothing voice 😮💨😴
That is what I came here to say, too. I think that is about the clearest representation of what he is doing with each pin and what is happening inside the lock as a result that I have seen so far.
Yeah for the first time watching his videos I don't feel like an outsider I actually feel like I'm understanding the content not that I didn't enjoy watching him pick locks before but now I'm actually getting the full picture and understanding what's going on inside the lock and I'm just getting more out of the video as a result. I'm a guy who likes technical and mechanical things so naturally I'm interested in how locks work
This is the first time I've seen this tool, so I've gotta say it was very interesting to have a visual representation of what's happening inside the lock while you described the pin action.
@@poundng1 if the key can fit, regular lock pick tools can too. That thing isn't any different except the markings that make it easier for beginners. And the tensioner folds out for convenience. When mounted on a wall the keyhole is obviously far enough to use a key which is bigger than lockpicking tools.
No doubt PacLock's Prez will be along shortly to fill us in on the intent or otherwise of the anti pic orientation of the core. And to take his bow for one masterfull troll.
@@paclockpres.9805 When oh when are your excellent products going to get an Australian distributor? We need your pucks because the only ones available here, well, suck.
@@marvindebot3264 By August is our internal goal ~ pushing into Amazon's Canadian Fulfillment Centers hit us with a delay for prepping all of the different taxes they have. Hoping that's all squared away in the next week or two. We'll get our products up there, see how our shipping costs, taxes, and Amazon fees do as a "out-of-the-USA" test. Once we get that under our belt and feeling good about things, we'll likely try and hit down under and across the pond at the same time.
@@jacksonwireguy2188 Suddenly such tool is available to preorder and an army of amateur lockpickers made all pin tumbler locks look like they're all made by mastersux
I would like to say this is one of my favorite videos of yours and I have seen quite a few. I do not know anything about lock picking but I find it fascinating how easy you make it look and i have tried a couple times to no avail. But the reason I like this video so much is the tool you used. I found a whole new understanding (visually) of the pins and the terms you use to describe what you are feeling. This was absolutley great on the visual scale. Thanks and keep making it look easy.
Saw this video today after watching the latest videos showing the spool and serrated pins working while picking, and I could visualize what was going on inside this lock so much better than before. Especially the counter rotation and false sets helped me understand what kind of pins were inside before you even mentioned security pins. This is a testament to your thoroughness and teaching ability that I, not even an enthusiast in lock picking, was able to pick this up simply while being entertained by your videos. Genuine kudos from me, LPL.
Being able to more visually see the springyness or the binding when using the AM5 was very cool and definitely allowed me to visualize what you're saying better than with a more traditional pick.
The website that is chronically sold out? Yea big worry. Also, you can get those off any of those Chinese retailers. Alibaba, banggood, etc. might be slightly less durable, but you can buy a few dozen for the price of 1 from LPL.
@raw viper it does. You are guessing what his intentions are. He was sent this by the company, to be reviewed and lock-picked. If he was attempting to sell his tools to thieves, he failed, because he is making it incredibly easy for companies to simply not send their locks to him, and improve their design
I think it's really really REALLY rare to see you not only look and then pick the lock, but doing this with only complements, and even more so continuing the complements when you take it apart! That's one hell of a quality lock!
I've been watching these videos for a year and out of curiosity. Now , with that tool, this bus the first time I can understand what you are doing. That's s nice teaching tool.
This kind of lock is a good example of what happens when a company actually cares about their product and making improvements as the market needs them, compared to other companies that are just trying to make a quick buck.
I agree with the comment by ‘LeVick’; I wasn’t particularly interested in locks, but your presentations are ‘addicting’! Your narration is so calm & clear, & the video quality excellent! Recently a friend literally across the country enlisted my help I dealing with a failed ‘Simplex’ door lock via txt pixs, & I figured out what probably broke after looking at online exploded views of the lock. I was right when it was disassembled, plus I then recognized the next failure point. I don’t think I’d have taken any interest in this problem if I hadn’t been viewing your superb videos! KUDOS!
Really liked seeing you pick with this tool. It is a great way of visualizing what happens inside the lock with the pins. And the counter rotation is really visible too.
I haven't seen all of LPL's videos, but I've definitely seen most of them. This is the first time I've seen an obvious cut in the video aside from cuts you change location like walking to his girlfriend's back door or up and down to the garage.
@Hyperion 666 He is. Mrs LPL is frequently mentioned. For an April Fool's video he picked his "ex-girlfriend's" back door, but chances are that was just for the innuendo filled story, and wasn't actually his ex-girlfriend's house
@@markchinguz4401 what flame beats said, home insurance will blame you not locking the door if its picked (unless you have cctv) a busted open door is see i told you guys i locked it, pay me my claim now
Using the Lishi Tool in your videos has done way more for me than anything else when describing the picking process. Really helps with visualization. Excellent work, as usual.
2 things in LPL videos that make them long: Showing how to pick a good locks and all its security-features. Or Showing all the ways how to open a Masterlock in under 5 seconds with no skills required.
I use a lock similar to this at my work. Securing a 20ft cargo container. The area to lock the doors is enough to put the key in, turn, and pull out. You just dont have alot of room to work and connote see the lock very well.
Excellent video. The tool you used provided such a strong visualization of the terms you use to describe something normally only sensible through feel, it was great. Thanks.
I recon this brand goes on my shortlist. Finally someone who is taking it seriously. Edit: this was before i saw the easter egg. Now they are my favourite brand ❤
I’d like to see him pick this lock when it was actually on something and butted up against a wall. He mentions how it would be harder with traditional picking means, so he used his new tool, but I feel like it would still be much harder and prone to many more mistakes if it was up against a wall like how it was designed. He’s still the king so I have no doubt he would get it open, but it would show the true potential of this lock!
It wouldn't be too hard, center punch a divot into the conical top and drill through, making something conical doesn't prevent drilling it just makes it slightly more annoying.
@@sdewey4152 Perhaps you should have read the comment by the president of the company that made the lock (he commented 2 months before you) before posting your comment. He explained the purpose behind this conical lock and its application.
Well done by the company actually making a great lock. Half the time he's like "here's how to pick this lock with a dorito," and while hilarious it makes me worry about things I might need to actually keep someone else locked out of.
It's nice to see a proper lock on this channel. EDIT: What I mean, if LPL's video is longer than 3 minutes it means the lock is a good one. Whatever, here in Finland the burglars never try to pick the locks (they're all ABLOY), they just break some weak point of the house/building to get in.
Have had a PacLock on my shed since your last video recommended them. Great to see they are keeping up the quality and great design. Also, sick burn :D
LPL you never cease to blow me away. Honestly I have no interest in lock picking at all, but I enjoy your videos because your delivery is excellent, and let's face it, you make every single lock manufacturer look like a chump.
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I like how LPL video lengths have become a measurement for security rating.
If Paclock included the easter egg just to make the video a bit longer they are absolute geniuses.
A long video might indicate a good product, or LPL may have spent several minutes roasting the fuck out of the lock and its manufacturer.
i recall a few videos he opens the lock under 30 seconds and spends another 4 minutes mocking the lock by opening the lock with a common house item.
@@Wampa842 there's been a few videos, usually with Master Locks that he opens in a few different ways in less than 2 minutes
1 star for each minute of LPL video. Very few locks have more than two starts.
I feel like I'm not pulling my own weight when you say we got this open
we're here for moral support, we're doing all we can don't worry
Get into management. You'll get used to it...
maybe the best original comment I have seen on a LPL video lmao
Lmao
I think that's the royal "we".
That tool is awesome for explaining what the "binding" and "click" feels and looks like - Amazing.
It also lets you see Counter Rotation.
i KNOW i really want one now =o
@@joshuawargo6446 Welp, everybody hide your locks this dude boutta rob everyone in town xD
@@coldwarkiwi_2nd183 i promise ill only use my powers for good.....and maybe rebuilding someones car in their living room
@@coldwarkiwi_2nd183 most b&es don't use lock picks. I'd say be careful at the gym when you put stuff in your locker.
I would say that PacLock did Master dirty, but Master already did it to themselves.
They played themselves
PacLock is just showing the market how it's supposed to be.
I was gonna kill a couple masters but they did it to themselves, every lock is rakeable they don't even need my help
Amen to that!!
Funny how PacLock trolls Masterlock, when both can be picked by LPL.
Amazon: 5 stars
Google: 5 stars
LPL: 7 minutes
Yup! That last review rating is the most trustworthy in my books & the only one that really matters!
🤣👍
yep, better than all other reviews put together. LPL is the 'Project Farm' of Lock testing :-)
That's basically 5 stars
yeah the amount of minutes lpl takes (out of 5) is a pretty good measurement
I can imagine the reaction from Paclock when LPL complimented the lock only to immediately bring out his ultimate lock picking tool that dealt with it in about a minute
It's high praise if they managed to make LPL use his special tools to pick their lock
If you read PacLocks comment, this tool would be very hard to use in it's intended application for gas station air/vac machines. You can barely get your hand in to use a key.
yeah, if it takes a tool 99% of people trying to break in don't have access to, its secure enough for most people
Most standard thieves won't have that tool
It's a $150 tool that only works on extremely specific keyways and is actually defeated by extremely strong springs. The Lishi is a very fragile decoder. Also, the fact that you can use any core you like also means you can get higher security options.
A 7 minute LPL video is better advertisement than anything you can buy with marketing money
Mean he did pick it in almost a minute exactly
LPL is so good at his craft that he was gifted a backdoor into 2b2t by Hausemaster out of respect
It depends if it's taking this long because he is praising the lock or razing it to the ground
He was also in perfect conditions for picking it. If it has been outside, on whatever it was locking, it would have taken a lot longer. And without that specialized tool, licking it would be almost impossible with the orientation of the core.
@@kaceyhowell6570 nah, can definitely still lick it though I was getting tested after doing so
A nicely designed lock, no wonder they weren't afraid to send it to you. LOL
Paclock and Squire have been among the few brands to play ball with LPL and take feedback as constructive criticism.
@@IanBPPK Viro did it quite well, getting 3 videos of the same lock.
@@jongustavsson5874 and all of em being terrible locks💀💀💀
@@asponk3243 they did fix the glaring error though, which makes them better than most.
it's because it's sponsored, and he wasn't going to embarrass them lmao
Ok that "mastersux" thing when sending it to LPL was super ballsy. Imagine if it was a bad lock, but no, it did well and deserves the ability to mock Masterlock!
I wonder if it was just that lock, or they all have that.
Even a door handle deserves the ability to mock masterlock.
@@rezaka116 security level: gentle breeze will open
Tying something down with a noodle is safer than using a Masterlock.
@@Gainn you could use that as a deception technique by burning "Masterlock" on a good lock and confuse the picker
He has no complaints
IT ‘S A MIRACLE
He complained about the cone though, said it made drilling more difficult!
@@GardenGuy1942 that’s a compliment not a complaint he wants locks to be more secure not easier to break through
@@tannertrousdale5742 is a joke
well, i have one, it was opened way too fast D: srsly, these locksport channels make me wonder if the only way to secure your stuff is putting up a wall everytime you leave your home D:
@@RadimentriX Considering that he used specialized tools which no thief would usually bring with them, is very experienced, and was doing it undistracted, he has a massive advantage, you'd generally expect him to go fast. Fortunately most thieves wouldn't have these conditions.
This lock lasted longer then LPL's entire masterlock collection, back to back.
@asdrubale bisanzio and that was with a specialty tool and not a normal pick either, I'm frankly surprised the core managed to drop those pins back down that often.
He still made it look easy, but your average thief would have a hell of a time with this lock
If a lock resist more than 1 minute and 15 seconds under his hands, u know 99.5% of people can't pick this lock under 20 minutes
@@heartaline5521 *90 mins FTFY
And that’s with a style of tool that makes picking some locks trivially easy for beginners. I think there’s a reason LPL and Paclock get along so well.
I think this is the first lock I've seen LPL do where he simply broke down how the lock function and had ZERO complaints. If that isn't a compliment I don't know what is. Great job Paclock!
The fact that LPL got in was inevitable. More importantly, the fact that PacLock did everything they could to present a product that does what it says it should is the kicker. Good on them.
And as far as opportunistic a thief with normal lockpicks goes, any lock LPL defeats with custom tools is for the most part secure ( in the looses sense)
@@toryknotts8026 Even without the need for this custom tool this lock is exceedingly unlikely to be picked in the wild. Good tolerances and 6 pins with 5 of them being security pins is generally enough. It took me QUITE the bit of practice to get to that level and even under ideal conditions (vice mounted, elbows firmly rested, no ambient noise, no cold hands, no adrenaline pumping) I average 4-5 minutes on this level of lock.
@@toryknotts8026 it’s very secure.. LPL has the advantage that he is not worried that someone might spot him and attack him with a crowbar. 😉
@@andersjjensen plus most thieves dont even pick the locks but they cut or saw them off, so these really do help
honestly just having drill resistance and requiring specialized tools to pick are big plusses. Nothing is invincible, but this is pretty secure.
the fact that this company spent money to laser etch the easter egg on the core of the lock just to troll is really a breath of fresh air.
That's stupidly cheap PR though, assuming they knew LPL would show it to 1M+ people.
I'd buy something from them for that reason
@@ZeroIsMany it's the smartest thing they could've done
@@ZeroIsMany it’s actually super creative
"Spend Money" That stuff barely takes any time, position your target in the engraver, chose text, adjust size and go. Maybe a minute of work
I never gave af about locks in my entire life but yet I somehow find myself addicted to these videos
x2 lol
like tiktok
I think a sizeable portion of the viewer base fits into that category lol
people usually like videos which are well represented yet out of their reach.. that's the reason you are here and I am also here
TOTALLY MEZMORISING!
Ahhhh yes, both a defensive and offensive lock.
Offense is the best defense
This comment was clever and underrated
Man, this cracked me up faster than LPL can open a MasterLock'
ah man you got to it first
Mastersux...That's hilarious!
💯
i LOL'd, like out loud.
@@killerdcs - same here!
It's become a standard for their locks it seems lmao
@@killerdcs idem
I love how even the lock companies are shitting on master lock. It ain't just LPL. It's so toxic. I love it
us, the viewers are also letting out diarrhea on masterlock too
To open a master lock, you can use a master lock 🤣
This video's actually a really good visual aid showing exactly what he's doing, and what he means by things. You can even tell he's applying more force during counter rotation.
You need to apply as much tension as you can get away with (too much and you can't fricking lift the pin) when picking spools... otherwise you drop EVERYTHING instead of just one or two pins. I got a challenge lock from Bosnian Bill many years ago where the (bastard) maker had played clever tricks with binding order and spools... Oh man... did I play "spool pogo" with that thing for a long time before I figured out the trick...
@@andersjjensen This explains why some call LPL, I think, "gorilla hands" or something, because it seems he can apply tons of tension while still forcing the pins.
As someone who drives a service van and uses puck locks on the van when parked at night, I can really appreciate the thoughtfulness of Paclock's design. Nice lock!
the skill with the tool though, sorry.
Paclock: Mastersux
Me: Ahh a brand of culture and my new favourite haha
Thank you!
@@paclockpres.9805 ^^ Found the easter egg in the comments :-)
Master Lock: "They're using our slogan, get that attorney on the phone!"
PacLock: Masterlock would have to prove it's not true. LPL has already won us the case before it's been filed!
If mastersux is their slogan, then sure. Lol
Master Lock CEO on the phone: "Hello, I want to speak to my attorney"
Secretary: "Your regular lawyer has retired, but don't worry, you've already been assigned a new one, I'll patch you through to him now"
-Several seconds of waiting-
Voice on the other side of the phone: "Hello, this is the Lock Picking Lawyer"
@@XargenTelNada after a few seconds of silence LPL says “nothing on line one”
@@AMD7027 Second is holding.
Me at lock store: four of these locks please
Counter dude: why do you need four?
Me: I don’t know but the video was over 7 minutes long.
They sell em at home depot, go wild
LoL 😂
I mean, it is exactly 7 minutes
Cashier: "Wait you mean an LPL video? I have not needed a lock as much as I do now."
@@KaityKat117 Cashier: "I'm sorry sir, only one lock per customer"... after Sean leaves cashier buys the rest and sells them on Ebay as LPL Approved, quits their job and starts their own business.
Anything that requires more than thirty seconds of picking from LPL has my full trust
it took around 58 seconds, so it must be really good!
Also you have to keep in mind the tools he uses for those locks. He has ideal conditions, can move the lock however he needs to and has way more tools and especially specialized tools than even a lot of profesional locksmiths, much less regular burglars. That 30 seconds for him can turn into minute or 2 for him in actual "wild" situation and is probably 10-15 minutes to less skilled pickers.
besides, this time LPL didn't go "let's lock it back to prove it wasn't a fluke"
Petition to have him pick more locks with the lishi tool! It was such a nice visual to help me understand a lot more of what you say is happening, like "false set" and "counter rotation".
I think this was the clearest I've seen the counter rotation in *any* picking video I've watched!
Same here. As someone with 0 experience in lockpicking, it's amazing how clearly you can see what is what in this video. Helps a lot
Exactly my thought! I was just searching for this comment before writing it myself. This tool really makes it so much easier to comprehend what’s going on - especially for non-lockpickers like me :-)
Its a demonstration and diagram in one!
Not only did PacLock crash and burn Masterlock, they also buried the body and made it look like an accident.
no they didn't make it look like a an accident, they made it look like a suicide.... and honestly it pretty much was.
Then they placed a strobo sign over the grave that says “jkin’, it was us”
All they need to do is put one of these locks on the casket and Masterlock would never see their own corpse 😆
Lmao I love that touch of master sucks 😂
He is a mechanical engineer, Doctorate in Law and has the most sensitive hands I have ever seen and I am a surgeon!
I have to say, mad respect for PACLOCK. Sending over a lock to LPL is a risky business and hardly rewarding - but sending over a lock with THIS engraving to LPL is just badass. Kudos!
Don't forget the fact that it's shaped like a big spike makes it look really threatening
Just put it in a sock and you're ready for the zombie apocalypse. Your lock is both your security and your weapon.
Good for peaceful protests.
It's so when you catch someone trying to steal the thing its protecting
Multifunction. Works as a throwing weapon as well. Though I will not be held liable for anything you choose to do.
@@naerbo19 ah, you are something of a lawyer yourself
This guy can take a joke, has an awesome sense of OPSEC, relates to his viewers, AND EVEN HAS LOCK COMPANIES AGREEING WITH HIM. Fucking. Legend.
A 7 minute LPL video? I can finally lock my shed!
1-2 minutes of picking
@@knightsofthewicked9121 With a specialized tool and LPL being the picker. That's pretty damn good if you ask me.
I currently have this very cool steel cone-shaped lock on my shed. I love that it's drill-resistant and it looks neat. It's very good except it froze up several times over the winter and I needed a hairdrier to open it. Mine has a brass core w/brass key and a blue silicone keyhole cover. The one that LPL worked on today has a different core that perhaps may be more cold weather-friendly. I put a call into Paclock to see if they have any suggestions to keep it from freezing up. If you get this, make sure your shed door design can accommodate for the two hidden bolt holes behind the lock itself. This protects against a bolt-grinding attack. Unfortunately, I could only use the hidden bolt on one side, as I had nothing to drill into behind the other side.
@@knightsofthewicked9121 and he's probably slower so people can follow what's going on, but then again he's been doing this a lot and is using a specialized tool for it
@@dralex4830 He's also explaining the process (and what he's feeling in the process) as he uses the special tool.
This was the first time I've seen a cut in an LPL video, and I've been subbed for like 2 years. The reason for the cut did not disappoint, though. That's epic!
I actually found it jarring when it happened because I never expect them and his videos.
It actually startled me lol
I dunno why, but watching LPL do his thing really makes me smile, especially when he guts the lock to show us the innards and explains what is happening. Good job PacLock!
This video was one of the best to show the process to set the pins, I learned more in this than the last 2 years of videos...except the ones on april 1st. Those always are the most informative.
Yep, both seeing the resistance when a pin is binding, and also the broader tool making the counterrotation plainly obvious.
Completely agree, seeing counter rotation in action, and how it affected the other pins that were already set was really great
@@patricker22 I think this is one of the few videos you can see the degree of the counter rotation and the system to go check the pins again and fix the ones that dropped
the recent deviant ollam vid on the lishi pick is also really informative
Yeah! Where else would you learn to always use plenty lube when entering through your ex's back door.
MasterLock executives at 0:00 : Yes! It s not about us. Someone else s going to be roasted.
MasterLock executives at 6:23. : They didn’t get roasted but at least our dignity is safe
MasterLock executives at 6:37. : DAMN IT !!
Why, it's the Kih-Oskh emblem!
no one at masterlock gives a shit shit because 99% of the population will continue buying their locks because they are the cheapest locks at home depot/walmart while also having brand recognition.
Wow, that tool is very educational, really takes you what you're typically doing just by feel, and transforms it into a visual indication!
When will we see a MasterLock with a similar Easter egg stating “PacLock Rules”?
PacLock is my daddy!
They already do,... it comes out as a wimpy sounding squeak everytime a rank novice successfully picks a Masterlock brand lock,... which is a lot!
Masterlock has never ever EVER made a legitimately good lock,... ever. *EVER!* Not even a part of a good lock without finding some ridiculous convoluted way of screwing up the rest of the lock's design.🤣
Only O'Doyle rules!
When Master starts making locks that don't suck?
@@FunBunChuck
So true, Master lock makes one good core, only found in their plastic tag-out lock 🤣
Mr. LPL was more than a little enamored with this lock. How refreshing.
This BRAND. He recommends it whenever their products are featured. He has a good relationship with them. He respectfully points out flaws if he finds them, and they take those seriously and improve their design. I wouldn't be surprised if they were one of the top brands for actual level of security.
What Otaku said. They seem like one of the only company that still try to innovate and make life tough for thieves, and they crave LPL critics so they can improve the flaws in their locks.
I mean, innovative shape against drilling, stainless steel pins, really hard to pick without a tool like the one shown AND all security pins, unbumpable, uncombable...
And it LOOKS sturdy, so many thieves will try another target instead of this one since most of them won't bother with something this difficult.
They did simple but effective things to improve the security (positioning the core to defeat standard pick tools, variable strength springs, long driver pin to defeat comb picking, cone shape to divert drill bits).
This on top of standard anti-pick measures makes the lock quite a bit more secure than most locks.
it helps when he has an financial agreement with the manufacturer. This is an advertisement
I love watching ANYONE who can raise their work to the level of art. Even watching someone pushing a broom who has done it for years is enlightening. Being able to see a machinist work at his craft is incredible. The precision, the attention to detail. It's remarkable to see someone shave hundreds of thousandths of an inch off of a billet to exacting tolerances. I would love to see the L.P.L. ply his craft in the legal environs. Um sure I would be enthralled. Because I am certainly captivated by the work with locks he does and that is but a hobby.
From start to finish, he took an entire minute to pick it, with a specialized tool...I'm sold.
7 minutes?!?! Havent even started watching it yet, but I'm already willing to bet it's a lock of the century candidate
Much of that time is spent explaining and disassembling it, not just picking. Had it just been a picking video, it would be under two minutes. He picked it in about 1 minute & 35 seconds.
@@my3dviews picking it still took longer than almost all the other locks he posts videos about 😂
It took LPL a whole 60 seconds (almost exactly) to pop this sucker open. That's a damn impressive lock, I know where I'll be looking if I ever need something like this.
The mounting against the surface as a defense to picking is so interesting! Such a small but significant difference (at least to the basic tools you’d expect someone to use)
Also would help protect the core from being drilled. The key way is the weak point, and having it close to the surface prevents most drills from getting a straight shot at it.
It also has really good pick resistance on top of that. Nice lock.
The other benefit it that the core can not be drilled as easily, as the keyway is a weak point. When it's mounted like this, drills can not reach it easily.
What do use this lock for?
@@oshismyname trailer hitch
[901] A Trailer Lock That I Would Use... Picked (Proven Industries)
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I'm starting to get the feeling that at least one PacLock employee is a former Masterlock Employee who was always trying to get them to improve their locks but never got listened to so he say
Screw it I'll make my own locks, with hookers and blackjack.
Sounds good, Bender 😁
Eh, screw the whole thing.
I believe they started off to be a competitor to Master Lock but with better locks if I am to believe what I've read on Google. I believe they are targeting the same market as Master Lock but providing a superior product.
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“Probably helps with pick resistance” seconds after having picked it
He had all the time to prepare and get creative, with all the tools accessible in his home (or office or wherever he films this). If you would be burglar or hired lock picker, you would have limited time and limited equipment on the spot, out of your home or office. Therefore any nonregular “unexpected” lock is a big stopping stone in my opinion.
The different strength springs add resistance against low skill attacks like raking. They dont do as much to hinder single pin picking.
...and don't forget that in this video, LPL didn't pick this flat on the desk to simulate the flat surface of a van door for example. If he did, you would have seen that pulling up on the tensioner between thumb and index finger is much trickier, and doesn't give the same feedback as just pushing up the tensioner with the thumb (as he did here). Same thing with the pick part of the tool. Bending your index finger up whilst hooking it under the picks finger knob will reduce feedback. It's possible, but a lot trickier than the way he does it here. I thought he might have made a specialised pick tool for this, with a 90 degree bend in the handle. Besides all that, to guarantee you had the right tool for a multitude of these, which are very likely to have different cores, you would need a set of lishi decoders, not just one, and that would probably be well above the budget of opportunist criminals. So, it's a very good design.
This channel is slowly evolving into advertisement for PacLock and Covert Instruments. This is not a bad thing.
LPL is a partner in Covert Instruments
@@bobforester6151 I know, I remember the launch announcement.
Well paclock makes good locks and covert instruments makes good tools
I think LPL cares a lot about good locks and he finds it in the PACLOCK brand and that’s why he is getting them more on the channel. I don’t think he ever gets payed for making these videos, the only thing he gets is the actual lock.
Well, he'd roast them like the others if he could, but since the Pacloc team actually watches his videos and actually work to prevent flaws in their lock, it's hard for LPL to find much to say against their locks...
As a beginner, that was an extremely helpful visual way of following the pick. Dealing with the false set has finally "clicked" for me. Thanks!
"Click out of Aaron..."
@@dustone8542 There's a group of people who like to pick various brands of lock for fun. There are even competitions. (Not to worry - it's assumed they don't just pick random people's locks.)
I agree, and the easy to see counter rotation as well. I need to get one of those!
You finally tumbled to it?
:-)
I don’t really know if I’m watching this as an instructional video or an asmr video… his voice is perfect to fall asleep not because he’s boring but his soothing voice 😮💨😴
"It probably helps with pick resistance"
-LPL 2021, after having picked the lock
I caught that humble brag also :)
"Probably", as in "maybe for anyone else." XD
I mean, it took him like a minute, that's as close to pickproof as I'm ever likely to need...
As the God of Locks, it's a bit hard for LPL to judge the skills of mere mortals...
@@michaelearl6765 A minute with a specialized tool as well, so not something your average lockpicker, let alone garden-variety thief is going to have.
That new pick tool makes it easier to see what you're doing inside the lock. Love it!
That is what I came here to say, too. I think that is about the clearest representation of what he is doing with each pin and what is happening inside the lock as a result that I have seen so far.
Yeah for the first time watching his videos I don't feel like an outsider I actually feel like I'm understanding the content not that I didn't enjoy watching him pick locks before but now I'm actually getting the full picture and understanding what's going on inside the lock and I'm just getting more out of the video as a result.
I'm a guy who likes technical and mechanical things so naturally I'm interested in how locks work
This is the first time I've seen this tool, so I've gotta say it was very interesting to have a visual representation of what's happening inside the lock while you described the pin action.
I think it also could be used to make a key if you note the graph positions down?
@@_AcatHat Yep, it even has numbers so you can read out the values for professional key cutting.
LPL had to use a specialized tool AND it still took him a minute? That's a pretty damn good lock.
1:14 total
He didn't need it, he uses it to advertise it because he sells them.
@@dickJohnsonpeter He would have needed it if it were actually locked up against a flat surface, the way the lock would actually be used.
@@poundng1 A pick with a suitable bend could also be used but using custom pick from covert operations is obviously much easier to use.
@@poundng1 if the key can fit, regular lock pick tools can too. That thing isn't any different except the markings that make it easier for beginners. And the tensioner folds out for convenience. When mounted on a wall the keyhole is obviously far enough to use a key which is bigger than lockpicking tools.
Me when I see a LPL lawyer longer than 3 minutes: This gonna be good.
Lock picking lawyer lawyer
@@kosomies LOL I came for that!
[insert generic wife joke]
[add joke about the word insert]
@@kosomies I did not notice that
Gator lookin’ happy
You know you’ve made a good lock when LPL has to bring out the ultimate picklocking tool.
No doubt PacLock's Prez will be along shortly to fill us in on the intent or otherwise of the anti pic orientation of the core.
And to take his bow for one masterfull troll.
Yeah I was just looking for his comments and its just a bit below yours..
You got me!
It seems it would make it a huge pain in the ass to use the key as well.
@@paclockpres.9805 When oh when are your excellent products going to get an Australian distributor? We need your pucks because the only ones available here, well, suck.
@@marvindebot3264 By August is our internal goal ~ pushing into Amazon's Canadian Fulfillment Centers hit us with a delay for prepping all of the different taxes they have. Hoping that's all squared away in the next week or two. We'll get our products up there, see how our shipping costs, taxes, and Amazon fees do as a "out-of-the-USA" test. Once we get that under our belt and feeling good about things, we'll likely try and hit down under and across the pond at the same time.
PacLock : Try pick our lock, we are very proud of it.
LPL : If I can’t pick it the old way, I will have my tool on standby.
PacLock: ......what?..
@@jacksonwireguy2188 Suddenly such tool is available to preorder and an army of amateur lockpickers made all pin tumbler locks look like they're all made by mastersux
@@0Raik true
I would like to say this is one of my favorite videos of yours and I have seen quite a few. I do not know anything about lock picking but I find it fascinating how easy you make it look and i have tried a couple times to no avail. But the reason I like this video so much is the tool you used. I found a whole new understanding (visually) of the pins and the terms you use to describe what you are feeling. This was absolutley great on the visual scale. Thanks and keep making it look easy.
I feel so proud of myself every time he says "...and we got this open"
ya did real good buddy
Saw this video today after watching the latest videos showing the spool and serrated pins working while picking, and I could visualize what was going on inside this lock so much better than before. Especially the counter rotation and false sets helped me understand what kind of pins were inside before you even mentioned security pins.
This is a testament to your thoroughness and teaching ability that I, not even an enthusiast in lock picking, was able to pick this up simply while being entertained by your videos.
Genuine kudos from me, LPL.
Being able to more visually see the springyness or the binding when using the AM5 was very cool and definitely allowed me to visualize what you're saying better than with a more traditional pick.
Mastersux. So good.
For some reason that reminded me of Pokemon Masters EX when the hashtag for that game was #pokemonmastersex. I don't know why it reminded me of that.
feel like it actually said "mastersux_____" and he hid the rest of the words lol
that tool actually was a great visualization for the lockpicking process and helped me understand
"This lock is not only pick resistant, but can only be picked by a specially built tool that few will have."
"IT'S FOR SALE ON MY WEBSITE!"
The website that is chronically sold out? Yea big worry. Also, you can get those off any of those Chinese retailers. Alibaba, banggood, etc. might be slightly less durable, but you can buy a few dozen for the price of 1 from LPL.
@raw viper I don’t think those type of people are watching LPL lol
@@brez85 We absolutely are
@raw viper he is selling those tools for people who lock pick as a hobby legally
@raw viper it does. You are guessing what his intentions are. He was sent this by the company, to be reviewed and lock-picked. If he was attempting to sell his tools to thieves, he failed, because he is making it incredibly easy for companies to simply not send their locks to him, and improve their design
I think it's really really REALLY rare to see you not only look and then pick the lock, but doing this with only complements, and even more so continuing the complements when you take it apart!
That's one hell of a quality lock!
I've been watching these videos for a year and out of curiosity. Now , with that tool, this bus the first time I can understand what you are doing. That's s nice teaching tool.
This kind of lock is a good example of what happens when a company actually cares about their product and making improvements as the market needs them, compared to other companies that are just trying to make a quick buck.
i was wondering when the LPL was gonna break out the AM5. it's about time. :)
And the demo makes me want to buy an AM5.
@@TheSadButMadLad That thing looks like the best combo tool I've ever seen.
makes me want to buy it and i don’t even lock pick lmfao
Looks a little finicky for newer locksmiths. Definitely a great expert level tool though
That tool really helped me connect visually what he says with every picking attempt with what's going on inside of it.
I agree with the comment by ‘LeVick’; I wasn’t particularly interested in locks, but your presentations are ‘addicting’!
Your narration is so calm & clear, & the video quality excellent!
Recently a friend literally across the country enlisted my help I dealing with a failed ‘Simplex’ door lock via txt pixs, & I figured out what probably broke after looking at online exploded views of the lock.
I was right when it was disassembled, plus I then recognized the next failure point.
I don’t think I’d have taken any interest in this problem if I hadn’t been viewing your superb videos!
KUDOS!
7 minutes! This is going to be good!
6:30 of intro, explanation and outro?
@@JohnR31415 It still would mean it's a good lock cause LPL thought it was good enough to open up and review the inside
Well... was it?
Very good lock lpl used a tool that was basically a key decoder . Meaning your average picker won’t be getting in.
@@mistersalvy it was literally what he did on the video
Really liked seeing you pick with this tool. It is a great way of visualizing what happens inside the lock with the pins. And the counter rotation is really visible too.
This channel is a Heaven for Thiefs
PacLock: "Call an ambulance!"
*Whips out gun and aims it at Masterlock."
PacLock: "But not for me."
Mel's "Call an Ambulance" meme.
Not exactly a cogent meme selection in this situation. See instead: Town of Salem Jester vote-out.
I haven't seen all of LPL's videos, but I've definitely seen most of them. This is the first time I've seen an obvious cut in the video aside from cuts you change location like walking to his girlfriend's back door or up and down to the garage.
You meen the one with the easter egg?
@Hyperion 666 He is. Mrs LPL is frequently mentioned. For an April Fool's video he picked his "ex-girlfriend's" back door, but chances are that was just for the innuendo filled story, and wasn't actually his ex-girlfriend's house
True, but it was for a good reason and didn't interfere in the credibility of the lock picking at all.
@Hyperion 666 Check the video of the ice cream lock that his wife 'defeated'
@@raznaak exactly! This is a credit to LPL's format, presentation, and skill.
I've never tried lock-picking, but that tool gives me the best notion of how it is done out of anything I've seen.
By seeing 7 min video i decided that this lock is best for my backyard shed
They'll just break the door
@@markchinguz4401 the boards on the back
@@markchinguz4401 what flame beats said, home insurance will blame you not locking the door if its picked (unless you have cctv) a busted open door is see i told you guys i locked it, pay me my claim now
@@monstarghsclips6635 he actually thought that trolling response sounded good lol.. it actually helps the case
@@markchinguz4401 Yea, just break the door and steal this lock 😂
Using the Lishi Tool in your videos has done way more for me than anything else when describing the picking process. Really helps with visualization. Excellent work, as usual.
PACLOCK is hands down the most competent and innovative lock manufacturer that provides consumer and commercial grade locks at a reasonable price.
2 things in LPL videos that make them long:
Showing how to pick a good locks and all its security-features.
Or
Showing all the ways how to open a Masterlock in under 5 seconds with no skills required.
The word for today is *MASTERSUX*
@Stellvia Hoenheim LMAO! Indeed.
I use a lock similar to this at my work. Securing a 20ft cargo container. The area to lock the doors is enough to put the key in, turn, and pull out.
You just dont have alot of room to work and connote see the lock very well.
I love when PACLOCK makes locks because LPL always does really fun videos of them.
[seeing a 7-minute LPL video on my feed]: oh dang, this might be a lock worth buying
Excellent video. The tool you used provided such a strong visualization of the terms you use to describe something normally only sensible through feel, it was great. Thanks.
When they actually send you a lock- you know there a bold company making serious locks
i like how he says "that probably helps pick resistance" like he means it might slow down someone else but doesn't have any effect on me at all.
LPL = skilled
Well, he didn't pick it awkwardly, with standard tools, against a wall, so that for sure made it easier.
There's beginners, amateurs, experts, savants, gods of lockpicking.
And above them all, LPL.
I think it did slow him down because instead of the 1-2 minutes spend picking it it might have only taken a few seconds
Honestly, Paclock might be my de facto lock company I go to. They seem regularly ahead of the curve for security on a consumer level.
I recon this brand goes on my shortlist. Finally someone who is taking it seriously.
Edit: this was before i saw the easter egg. Now they are my favourite brand ❤
They also partnered with him before in making a skateboard where the wheels were paclock padlocks. It was pretty funny lol.
@@PilotTed lol
I’d like to see him pick this lock when it was actually on something and butted up against a wall. He mentions how it would be harder with traditional picking means, so he used his new tool, but I feel like it would still be much harder and prone to many more mistakes if it was up against a wall like how it was designed. He’s still the king so I have no doubt he would get it open, but it would show the true potential of this lock!
The difference would be that he would have to crouch to see the pin depth markers on the side of the tool.
I suspect the hardest part of such an arrangement would be giving the camera a view of what he's doing.
It wouldn't be too hard, center punch a divot into the conical top and drill through, making something conical doesn't prevent drilling it just makes it slightly more annoying.
@@sdewey4152 Perhaps you should have read the comment by the president of the company that made the lock (he commented 2 months before you) before posting your comment. He explained the purpose behind this conical lock and its application.
Well done by the company actually making a great lock. Half the time he's like "here's how to pick this lock with a dorito," and while hilarious it makes me worry about things I might need to actually keep someone else locked out of.
I am LOL with your dorito example.
@@cbarnettcti123I love the ones where he shows off how to pick locks with bits he trimmed off a cola can.
"And as always have a nice day" always brings me back to old FPS Russia videos
A man of culture I see...
Damn, this lock is amazing actually
The am5 is a really great visual tool. I’ve watched a lot of vids but that was the best representation of what you where saying and doing.
First time I've left one of these videos thinking, "I might buy this lock."
Yeah, but I have nothing to secure with this kind of lock.
yeah. but where would we use this kind of lock?
@@JohnADoe-pg1qk Same, which is where I run into a dilemma haha
@@rickpaulos Pretty much anywhere you would use any other kind of padlock
@@torva360 about the only thing I lock is my bicycle and I don't see a puck lock being useable with a chain or cable.
I think this is the first lock I’ve ever seen on this channel that I actually want to buy after seeing the video.
It's nice to see a proper lock on this channel.
EDIT: What I mean, if LPL's video is longer than 3 minutes it means the lock is a good one.
Whatever, here in Finland the burglars never try to pick the locks (they're all ABLOY), they just break some weak point of the house/building to get in.
It really is cool to see a lock manufacturer caring and thinking innovatively about their designs
Have had a PacLock on my shed since your last video recommended them. Great to see they are keeping up the quality and great design. Also, sick burn :D
Thank you!
LPL you never cease to blow me away. Honestly I have no interest in lock picking at all, but I enjoy your videos because your delivery is excellent, and let's face it, you make every single lock manufacturer look like a chump.
Ah, I don't feel so chumpy. Maybe we'd say we're less chump looking than most!!!
7 mins? Must be a really amazing lock. This should be a must-buy xD
I want that lock now!
I also want that lock picking tool. That thing is awesome, and the coolest one I’ve seen so far.