This is the Lock Picking Lawyer, and I'm at the local emergency room. We have a model SRG246 prescription drug cabinet that we are going to try to open when the staff isn't looking.
It's a prelude to going to the emergency room to pick the lock on the class 3 drug cabinet (see comment above). Sometimes a little short-term sacrifice is needed for the long game.
I was waiting for the blood.. all after he said his little jig thingie is much safer than holding it in the hand! Notably, somehow, through all the drama, the tone and tenor of The Voice remained steady, with not a "dammit" spoken. Now, there's confidence!
@@k1mgy He is a professional after all! One of the first things my dad taught me when I was doing informal contractor apprenticing with him, was to never say "dammit" if the client was in earshot :)
@@danielburgess7785 - Today on the Lock Picking Machinist, we're testing the Superlock 8000. But first, let me show you how to make your own picking set, certify your micrometer and go over the reasons why your 70 thou stock is coming in at 69.
@@hoffuajoshman6122 He has done shit like this before. He apparently doesn't realize that he needs his hands to do things, or that they're not made of leather.
We warned one of our new guys in a similar situation to Never do this then for real later that same day we heard him shout "I did it" followed with blood everywhere. Its now our standard term for I have just done something incredibly stupid so hand me a tourniquet. I repeat never ever do this. Cut towards your chum not your thumb pretty much, thank you AvE.
Never drill something while you're holding it. You start the video talking about safety while drilling into locks, and then you end up drilling into it while it's in your hand?
I assume you dont know how easy it is to drill into the mechanism, but the Backplate is much stronger, also you notice when you hit the Backplate because of No Forward movement of the drill. So its more or less save
Drilling brass is easier than steel, then you can realize when the drill hits the steel. The danger is in the start and if the drill breaks, but drilling in that way is still dangerous
*Looks at lockpick set* "What are these?" LPL: "This is the weapon of a Locksmith. Not as clumsy or random as a drill; an elegant weapon for a more civilized age."
@@smoove_ More like just a repurposed Star Wars quote but given how many videos Ahoy has done it wouldn't surprise me if he did repurpose the quote first.
1:18 pucker Factor 10 man you're insane. I can't believe you posted after using a great tool then you put the thing in your hand and drills out some more oh my gosh
I work for a storage action company and this jig would be great. I normally use a cordless disc grinder to cut the shackle, but if you aren't holding it correctly, you can cut hole off. I would prefer this because drill bits are cheaper, battery last longer and less potential for damage to the unit
Something I have found useful, if I am working with chromed surfaces, is to scuff them up, or mark them with a grease pencil, or cover them with some form of opaque or translucent tape to help save on post-production editing. Especially important when I want to do everything in a single shot.
I have 20 years of metal working experience. 1:17 was unsafe. Never drill into your hand. If the bit passes through it will enter your hand. If the bit breaks it may kick a little and hit your hand, fingers, or worst of all wrist. I love you channel and I am a subscriber.
This may be the first one I thought he would have re-shot after forgetting the torque setting and other issues. Seemed... uncharacteristic? I do like that jig though. Every mini storage owner should have one.
If he was a normal person the answer to his not reshooting might have been his having only one disc lock, like me. But... I remember one video of him pulling out a giant key-ring of full of about a dozen safety locks and commenting that he likes to casually pick them for practice while watching movies. I mean, there's no telling how many disk locks, or locks in general, that he owns!
I like that you blurred your reflection it shows dedication to small details and i don't care what you look like I enjoy your voice and the work your hands do
I had one of those locks lost the key, my friend “oh I can drill through it” 5 titanium drill bits 2 pairs of safety glasses, pair of pliers, an hour later finally the lock opens. Found the key 5 minutes later in the car under the floor mat.
"This is the LockPickingLawyer, and today I'm standing in front of the vault at my local bank. Now my crew has already killed 3 hostages, so I better make this quick."
Friend has an 18650 powered jig and popped my front door lock in about 3 seconds flat. I've since upgraded my house locks because of that and these videos. Great content..
Thank you. My storage locker was broken into and they put a lock like this on my door. Manager tried bolt cutters but cant get a grip on the shaft. Im going to try this on Monday when they open.🎉
Uhh, I think he blurred that one part in order to get the comments going crazy about it and getting the rewatches on the video to see if he missed any spots. Smart man if that’s the case.
Here I am about to invest in a lock picking kit, when I already have a drill......going to start a channel where I just dangerously drill into any lock I can get my hands on.
I feel like the lawyer should put some safety description in case some minor try doing this. I am talking about holding the padlock with this bare hands which will cause potential danger.
This was a shocker! A demonstration of how to totally disregard workplace safety. I think you should pull this one, quickly! ....it certainly detracts from your excellent reputation.
love the disk padlock jig works great. I recommend this jig it's fast I used it on 3 old locks with no problems just remember to tap the pins out with a hammer and be safe.
What if he blurred his face because he’s actually the CEO of MasterLock and this is his way of trying to get the engineers to improve their design without having to tell them because he’s nice and too shy to actually tell them
This is the Lockpicking Lawyer and today we are going to successfully pick a solid block of metal with no actual locking mechanisms. You see, it is actually relatively easy.
i have never drilled anything that i have held in my hand, i like my hands more than that, have you ever broken a drill bit and seen what is left in the drill, sheesh, that was risky if you ask me.
chrismechanic B i've done it too many times and also got hurt once or twice tops, but out of like 500+ times and i got a little bit hurt once or twice? Yeah, i think i'll keep doing it when i'm in a rush 😅🤷🏻♂️
I’ve broken a bit. The tip was in the steel bench I was drilling into, the shank was in the drill, and the middle part was sticking out of my leg. It only went in about a 1/4 inch and was so hot it must have cauterized because there was no blood when I pulled it out. Lesson learned.
Hey watched a bunch of videos but haven’t seen anything such as “best padlock under $50” or something. Never sure what locks are actually that’s good bc you open all of them rather easily. Enjoy the vids. Thanks!
This is the very first lock I ever picked and was successful by saying to myself ok I have the first pin set now the second and third...thank u lockpickinglawyer, this this an amazing little venture I’ve embarked with you. Incidentally no, it wasn’t someone’s lock I was picking, it was an old lock that we had lost the keys to.
First you go through careful friendly questions about the circumstances surrounding the key. Not only not to assist in a crime, but to make a decision, drill, or pick, depending on whether the key is still available. If it's lost, picking doesn't hurt your business.
Picking disc locks are easy, that's what I started with.. Most Uhaul disc locks can be raked open in seconds with no experience at all.. My wife saw me do it and wanted a try.. With some instructions she got it open first try
Sorry if this is a stupid question but I am absolutely NOT anything close to adept at this vocation. I am just a lowly electrical engineer and picking is just a hobby that I am less than mediocre at. So the stupid question is where would this jig be useful to a professional level lock entrepreneur. I can see where maybe an occasional customer may have a lock they don’t care about the use of destructive entry, but this seems like more of a tester’s tool. I am a huge fan of all you geniuses that have this ability and love to watch you masters at work. Fantastic content as usual. I wish all the best to you and yours!
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This is the Lock Picking Lawyer, and I'm at the local emergency room. We have a model SRG246 prescription drug cabinet that we are going to try to open when the staff isn't looking.
With a tongue depressor!😀
That’s funny.
And as you can see, extra morphine is now flowingggg inter mer rrm well that all gottertodey
Barry Fields LOL!!!
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Did he just blurr his reflection on the lock? That's one careful man.....
he doesn't want to be "picked" out of a line up!
In another video with a shiny lock he wore a mask.
There is another part he forgot to blur our :>
Yep. My other comment: "Face reveal! Onowate..."
Where when?
Masterlock HQ: WE GOT HIS FACE!
Hitman: Description?
Masterlock HQ: He looks kinda disc-locky and blurry.
One of his master lock videos actually showed his face in the reflection lol, that's why he blurs now
I saw his hair once in a reflection
@@lilsputnik4964 Careful - LPL may know a few hitmen too. ;D
jstylin2 i think we also see him in of bosnian bills videos
wait i'm new what is masterlock & why do people mention it here?
*inserts drill*
"Alright, nothing on one..."
*starts drill*
"We got a crack on one through five, and... we're in!"
Codric Griswald bahaha ha
Whoops!
WOY profile pic. Haven't seen them in ages.
this is the lock picking lawyer, and today we're going to drill through my hand
It's a prelude to going to the emergency room to pick the lock on the class 3 drug cabinet (see comment above).
Sometimes a little short-term sacrifice is needed for the long game.
Yeah, that was a tad concerning. Sure, the drill shouldn't punch through the back of the lock housing so easily, but still....
I was waiting for the blood.. all after he said his little jig thingie is much safer than holding it in the hand!
Notably, somehow, through all the drama, the tone and tenor of The Voice remained steady, with not a "dammit" spoken. Now, there's confidence!
@@k1mgy He is a professional after all! One of the first things my dad taught me when I was doing informal contractor apprenticing with him, was to never say "dammit" if the client was in earshot :)
scratches at level 6 with deeper groves at level 7
You can tell he's lawyer, and not a carpenter.
Tony Whitaker LocPickingCarpenter doesn’t have the same ring to it.
I'm a doctor - not a pool man!
You can tell he is an accident waiting to happen....
Or a machinist. That's OK, still enjoy the videos.
@@danielburgess7785 - Today on the Lock Picking Machinist, we're testing the Superlock 8000. But first, let me show you how to make your own picking set, certify your micrometer and go over the reasons why your 70 thou stock is coming in at 69.
The way he drills Gives me anxiety
No gloves, and against his other hand. yes
Yeah, made me freak out just watching it
@@hoffuajoshman6122 He has done shit like this before. He apparently doesn't realize that he needs his hands to do things, or that they're not made of leather.
No no no no. Never ever drill towards your hand. If the drill bit breaks it could go into your hand
In this case, if it doesn't break it'll still go through your hand
Well, he is a lawyer.
With how many guns he has lying around you think he'd know to not put his hand behind the target
It's ok. He probably has his safety t-shirt on?
Or you know... you could just NOT steal things, you can't drill your hand if you aren't stealing in this case.
"Today on the LockDrillingLawyer I'll be showing you why picking a lock is easier"
... and safer. Let's not forget safer.
*racks a shotgun with breaching rounds*
For someone whose hobby is very reliant on functional hands, he doesn’t take much care when using power tools around them
No he's waiting for this to happen so he can have an inspector gadget hand but full of lock picks instead of weird stuff
It's like watching ElectroBOOM using his power tools allover again.
The entire purpose of this video is demonstrate hand safety with power tools
OMG I was cringing as he drilled TOWARDS his palm. 😳
I cringed when you drilled it again without the jig.😰
We warned one of our new guys in a similar situation to Never do this then for real later that same day we heard him shout "I did it" followed with blood everywhere. Its now our standard term for I have just done something incredibly stupid so hand me a tourniquet. I repeat never ever do this. Cut towards your chum not your thumb pretty much, thank you AvE.
@@skygh haha, great story! I'm gonna have to use that quote now. Lol
@@apestogetherstrong341 What's wrong with emoji?
@@Gakulon literally everything
Mirketo Enclencoideado Says mr emoji avatar 😂😂🤣
1:18 *starts sweating*
I saw bad things happening there.
Routine leads to carelessness. Carelessness leads to the ER.
mom's spaghetti
Can't believe that LPL had to blur out his reflection on the lock at 0:40
They are doing mirror locks to find him
i can understand his desire to remain hidden, I think you can see his face in a few frames at 0:33 though
He blurred his reflections in many locks before this one too..
@@Bounc3101 yep if you slow the video down you can see it
@@Bounc3101 The white shirt, 30-40s age, short black hair and mustache. Even with a clear picture it be very hard to ever recognize him.
Never drill something while you're holding it. You start the video talking about safety while drilling into locks, and then you end up drilling into it while it's in your hand?
He’s a lawyer it’s ok
I feel like he might have done this just to dissuade us from trying it.
I assume you dont know how easy it is to drill into the mechanism, but the Backplate is much stronger, also you notice when you hit the Backplate because of No Forward movement of the drill. So its more or less save
Alex_dlc yea that didn’t make sense to me either
You can tell he doesnt do it very often lol
" the drill bit may slide and hit ur hand so thats why use this tool "
Almost gets drilled through his palm using the tool..!
Drilling brass is easier than steel, then you can realize when the drill hits the steel.
The danger is in the start and if the drill breaks, but drilling in that way is still dangerous
The janky and awkward use of the drill only the more proof this man has no need for such crude tools LOL
*Looks at lockpick set* "What are these?"
LPL: "This is the weapon of a Locksmith. Not as clumsy or random as a drill; an elegant weapon for a more civilized age."
He is a purist
asd fgh Well, he came pretty close to display the speed at which he could carve a hole in his hand...
@@Hybris51129 ahoy quote?
@@smoove_ More like just a repurposed Star Wars quote but given how many videos Ahoy has done it wouldn't surprise me if he did repurpose the quote first.
Your Hands! Your Hands!
Protect your hands, please!
Cringing, watching this video😟
Well, that was an edge of the seat video I wasn't expecting
I know right? Holy Crap!
0:43 almost got a glimpse of the man, the myth, the legend himself.....
0:33-0:34
@@zulfikranzulmos4066 yes
Just watch his Gallium episode. It's like a mirror.
[419] "Unpickable" Europa lock, 2:10 you can see a bit of his face
“I think we got through all of the pins” and the palm of my hand!
1:18 pucker Factor 10 man you're insane. I can't believe you posted after using a great tool then you put the thing in your hand and drills out some more oh my gosh
I work for a storage action company and this jig would be great. I normally use a cordless disc grinder to cut the shackle, but if you aren't holding it correctly, you can cut hole off. I would prefer this because drill bits are cheaper, battery last longer and less potential for damage to the unit
@1:18 so glad that bit didn't poke all the way through into the palm of your hand! Had me biting nails and spitting out thumbtacks screaming NOOO!
That did come close to a demonstration of how to put a broken drill bit into your hand.
Dude, please be careful with the drill. Your hands are precious.
Something I have found useful, if I am working with chromed surfaces, is to scuff them up, or mark them with a grease pencil, or cover them with some form of opaque or translucent tape to help save on post-production editing. Especially important when I want to do everything in a single shot.
I have 20 years of metal working experience.
1:17 was unsafe.
Never drill into your hand.
If the bit passes through it will enter your hand.
If the bit breaks it may kick a little and hit your hand, fingers, or worst of all wrist.
I love you channel and I am a subscriber.
This may be the first one I thought he would have re-shot after forgetting the torque setting and other issues. Seemed... uncharacteristic? I do like that jig though. Every mini storage owner should have one.
If he was a normal person the answer to his not reshooting might have been his having only one disc lock, like me. But... I remember one video of him pulling out a giant key-ring of full of about a dozen safety locks and commenting that he likes to casually pick them for practice while watching movies. I mean, there's no telling how many disk locks, or locks in general, that he owns!
Lockdrillinglawyer?
The drill for the job done without the jig. Thanks for the video. It's also a lot easier to drill when it's locked on a gate.
Christ mate, my anxiety shot through the roof when you did that in your hand
As someone who drilled thru his finger. This video gave me a physical reaction.
My anxiety went 📈 when he drilled with no jig
So tempting to give a down for the drill use... great way to end up in the ER... Love your videos though
I think we all took a deep breath on that one.
I like that you blurred your reflection it shows dedication to small details and i don't care what you look like I enjoy your voice and the work your hands do
0:41 too clever for us!
Dude's around 30, short black hair, dark eyes.. You can see him in multiple frames as he flips the lock around in this video.
1:45
Sir. Ah sir. Whatever coffee you consumed is affecting your perfection. I'm worried about you now. But we still love you
Oof! That was almost a trip to casualty. 😨
oof
Who else was expecting to hear LPL say "this disk lock drilling jig that Bosnian Bill and I made"?
Or ‘the bleeding hole in my hand that Bosnian Bill helped me make...’
I had one of those locks lost the key, my friend “oh I can drill through it” 5 titanium drill bits 2 pairs of safety glasses, pair of pliers, an hour later finally the lock opens. Found the key 5 minutes later in the car under the floor mat.
Dude I'm convinced. After he took it out of the rig and finished the lock off, it didn't look safe at all!
I remember a time when he complained about not getting a lot of views, not the case anymore. :-)
*bit binds up and padlock flies out of hand* LPL - "whoops"
"This is the LockPickingLawyer, and today I'm standing in front of the vault at my local bank. Now my crew has already killed 3 hostages, so I better make this quick."
Everyone knows here: "Never pick a lock you rely on!"
You have all the cool toys.
Omg it gave me anxiety when he hand-held it!
Friend has an 18650 powered jig and popped my front door lock in about 3 seconds flat. I've since upgraded my house locks because of that and these videos. Great content..
And that my friends, is how you DRILL through your HAND!
Thank you. My storage locker was broken into and they put a lock like this on my door. Manager tried bolt cutters but cant get a grip on the shaft.
Im going to try this on Monday when they open.🎉
Watching that lock held in place by your hand while you were drilling into it had me cringing. An accident waiting to happen.
the way you're holdin it kinda makes me shiver
Uhh, I think he blurred that one part in order to get the comments going crazy about it and getting the rewatches on the video to see if he missed any spots.
Smart man if that’s the case.
There is more than one video where he left a clearly visible fingerprint.
Best school janitor ever. One key on his ring.
He drilled towards his palm to give us more excitement.
- Use this device to be more safe
* puts his hand in the drill line
Here I am about to invest in a lock picking kit, when I already have a drill......going to start a channel where I just dangerously drill into any lock I can get my hands on.
Even with the jig if the bit snaps you could still hole your hand.
my robbery career is really taking off thanks to your instructional videos, thanks alot!
I feel like the lawyer should put some safety description in case some minor try doing this. I am talking about holding the padlock with this bare hands which will cause potential danger.
This was a shocker! A demonstration of how to totally disregard workplace safety. I think you should pull this one, quickly! ....it certainly detracts from your excellent reputation.
It's a miracle that the drill bit didn't snap in half once you were out of the jig
love the disk padlock jig works great. I recommend this jig it's fast I used it on 3 old locks with no problems just remember to tap the pins out with a hammer and be safe.
" But I think with the investment of time and practice picking will be faster and a safer way of getting in"
- LPL
You forgot to crank up the torque, there...
On a more serious note, I LOVE your commitment to OpSec.
I wouldn't be surprised
if LockPickingLawyer picks a Lock Pick
Overheard at Master Lock Company...
“Hey! LPL is featuring our Lock.”
“OK, I’ll let HR know to prepare the lay-off notices.”
1:42
You can kinda see the man himself in the reflection!
and 1:45!
I think he's bald.
You just fumbling around with it was not what I'm use to and it made me laugh hahaha
What if he blurred his face because he’s actually the CEO of MasterLock and this is his way of trying to get the engineers to improve their design without having to tell them because he’s nice and too shy to actually tell them
Zant On today’s episode of Undercover Boss...
This is the Lockpicking Lawyer and today we are going to successfully pick a solid block of metal with no actual locking mechanisms. You see, it is actually relatively easy.
1. That's a lot of effort to conceal your image.
2. You're hanging around with Bill too much. Almost got a boo-boo opening that one. Just like him.
A bit more destructive than I'm used to from the LPL but extremely effective.
Here's the drill... that Bosnianbill and I made
I finally found someone more likely to hurt themselves than crazy russian hacker. Safety is #1 priority man.
i have never drilled anything that i have held in my hand, i like my hands more than that, have you ever broken a drill bit and seen what is left in the drill, sheesh, that was risky if you ask me.
chrismechanic B i've done it too many times and also got hurt once or twice tops, but out of like 500+ times and i got a little bit hurt once or twice? Yeah, i think i'll keep doing it when i'm in a rush 😅🤷🏻♂️
I’ve broken a bit. The tip was in the steel bench I was drilling into, the shank was in the drill, and the middle part was sticking out of my leg. It only went in about a 1/4 inch and was so hot it must have cauterized because there was no blood when I pulled it out. Lesson learned.
@@Triptothebrightside save those few seconds and risk your hands. Your choice
Ollie B boy, through MANY years i've saved alot more than just a few seconds 😂 but ofc i most often use gloves atleast..
Drilling towards your palm is how you end up with the nickname "drillbit" in my line of work.
1:23 Never drill against your own hands, please, be safe.
I'm the lockpicking lawyer, and today we're going to forgo this safety tool and drill towards my hand
At no point would I of had my hand behind that lock while drilling we have health and safety in the uk
This is the Lock Picking Lawyer and this is how you could be safe, but here's how I'm gonna live dangerously.
It's a Brinks, I'm sure it could be opened with a paper clip.
This explains some of your previous wounds and scars.
I was expecting more blood given the holding method.
Hey watched a bunch of videos but haven’t seen anything such as “best padlock under $50” or something. Never sure what locks are actually that’s good bc you open all of them rather easily. Enjoy the vids. Thanks!
We almost got to see him, boys.
Next time, for sure.
Almost at 0:33-0:34
and ladys
@@shannondavis5536 gals*
This is the very first lock I ever picked and was successful by saying to myself ok I have the first pin set now the second and third...thank u lockpickinglawyer, this this an amazing little venture I’ve embarked with you. Incidentally no, it wasn’t someone’s lock I was picking, it was an old lock that we had lost the keys to.
Oh man, seeing this drilling action made me feel sick...
AWWWWWW we almost got a glimpse of the Master there....he's too smart for us though.
"Yeah but if you pick the lock, you can't sell them a new one" :- Every arsehole locksmith.
First you go through careful friendly questions about the circumstances surrounding the key. Not only not to assist in a crime, but to make a decision, drill, or pick, depending on whether the key is still available. If it's lost, picking doesn't hurt your business.
Picking disc locks are easy, that's what I started with.. Most Uhaul disc locks can be raked open in seconds with no experience at all.. My wife saw me do it and wanted a try.. With some instructions she got it open first try
Never have I been this early
"This is the lock picking lawyer and today (he blinks) the locks already open"
I am amazed that these disc padlocks are so standardized that there are special drilling support tools made for these O.o
The way he held that lock in his hand 😮
Today i finally managed it to pick my first bought lock. It felt so damn good :D thank you for inspiring me :-)
Sorry if this is a stupid question but I am absolutely NOT anything close to adept at this vocation. I am just a lowly electrical engineer and picking is just a hobby that I am less than mediocre at. So the stupid question is where would this jig be useful to a professional level lock entrepreneur. I can see where maybe an occasional customer may have a lock they don’t care about the use of destructive entry, but this seems like more of a tester’s tool. I am a huge fan of all you geniuses that have this ability and love to watch you masters at work. Fantastic content as usual.
I wish all the best to you and yours!
Awesome jig ,great review
Woah. That looked dangerous.
I hope you still have two hands still.
Stay safe friend and wash those hands.
That drill bit towards the palm of your hand!!!!
Perfect alignment of the padlock and the engraving in the thumbnail.