It breaks my heart to see such a beautiful lock destroyed...but realize it's for science! I feel fairly confident that my Rock and Pewag will be safe, unless the perp carries around a vise and angle grinder! Thanks for the real world testing.
If the storage unit is made from shipping containers I would recommend the Rotalock, as that is a lock designed for that purpose. If the storage unit is a typical type with roll up door I would recommend the ASA RUKO 4-5, very stout lock, pick resistant and protected shackle.
I have some old Best padlocks. The shackle looks to be 3/8" thick. I couldn't cut one with a pair of Rigid 36" bolt cutter. A piece of the bolt cutter jaw chipped off and went flying like a bullet so I quit.
Wow man, always wear PPE when bolt cropping or doing any torsion or tensile extremes with hardened steel! Glad to read you escaped injury, indeed hardened metal and spring steel will explode rather than shatter and shards will fly with high velocity...the bullet analogy is about right! 💥😲💨😑😒
also in regards to what happened with this lock, remember than any shackle that is thick enough to be non flexible and locked on both sides, you will need to cut twice. You would also only be able to use this method if the lock was resting on the ground and you either had your ratchet rig with you or a pneumatic cutter. Better to use a circular saw for a thief.
Hi im a construction guy and just bought a box truck. Do you think that a padlock would be a good choice ? I was thinking about ABUS 83/80 i hope its going to fit. Or i have to buy some Heavy Duty Rolling Door Lock? . I would appreciate your professional opinion. Btw great videos!
It's a Pewag - You can get it at Westech Rigging Supply, very affordable too. I don't think they make the black anymore but the shiny ones are corrosion resistant.
A grinder will cut anything. Multiple big bad ass locks is the best you can do. Basically get the biggest and strongest that will fit. Choosing a lock depends whats available in your area. This lock is good, they make a closed shacke variant available in other countries. Abus Granit, Abloy 362, Squire 83mm, Sargent and Greenleaf 951 military with ceramic rods is anti grinding and blast proof and regular bullets do nothing. Many other locks are good but again, depends where you live. 👌👍🙃
Don'z Lockz thank you so much for writing back. Great help. I live in London UK but I'm sure I can get the luck you recommend on Amazon. Keep up the good work. Sent all your clips to friends 😊
When I was cutting a thick shackle I would rotate around the shackle to cut it. I had to buy bolt cutters because I locked my bike to a pole and couldn't pick the lock.
Just saw this. I remeber you did a video on the core of the forever lock. You said in that video that it wasnt a very strong lock. You said there was another video about that comming. I never caught it. Did you ever publish that video?
If you would have stopped at 12 min, I would have been fine with that. Then you would still have a working padlock and the bolt cutter would have gotten new "teeth" which it deserves. I suspect you since have noticed the Abus Granit 37/80 which has that protecting collar as you mentioned. I suppose it was produced after you made this video, and yes I know I am commenting on a rather old video. Pardon my wording, I'm tired.
Angle grinder gets through anything. The time it takes and the noise it makes are the only deterents. Maybe if lock wasnt in vice grips it would be a little tougher?
Time it takes? Are you serious? Like......ten seconds? Did you even noticed that? Maybe noise could be a problem...but time is definetely NOT a problem....
traditional shape padlocks are poor choices for bike locks because they inherently have a lot of dead weight. Something like a PJB roundlock is much better because they barely have a body or shackle. Chains are much heavier than D locks but the weight is countered by the convenience of being able to wear a chain around your waist. which not only looks cool but feels less heavy than a lighter lock carried by other means.
I'd like to see these sorts of videos, but carried out in the field... Locking some gates or on a big bike chain. The thief turns up with his equipment hidden under his coat... that would be more dramatic 🔓🔓🔓
Most likely this lock is too strong for any bolt cutter that a person can hand held. However it only took seconds for an angle grinder to cut through. Rating it at 10 was a bit over rated.
It's Titanium and Aluminium alloy too I know it's not as secure but I prefer the Ingersoll 10 lever they have a shrouded version in the UK Bolting cutters is not a real world test and it is cheating use real world tests
Good video BUT Not to many people are going to bring chain and ratchet to help cut the lock LMAO NOBODY with 2 arms can cut these locks PERIOD.......................................................
Yeah, I was going to say if you want to destroy them, I have a foolproof method that can be explained in 3 words: "oxygen acetylene torch". Burning at over 3,000 degrees you could cut the lock in seconds. A lot of these welding torches are portable now too.
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It breaks my heart to see such a beautiful lock destroyed...but realize it's for science! I feel fairly confident that my Rock and Pewag will be safe, unless the perp carries around a vise and angle grinder! Thanks for the real world testing.
Lock and chain made exclusively for the Wolfman!
What would you suggest is the best storage outdoor locker cold, rain, hot, dry weather lock for a storage unit?
If the storage unit is made from shipping containers I would recommend the Rotalock, as that is a lock designed for that purpose. If the storage unit is a typical type with roll up door I would recommend the ASA RUKO 4-5, very stout lock, pick resistant and protected shackle.
i have seen hundreds of videos of locks and thats by far the beefiest
squire ss100 might be bigger two keys also.
Look at the Squire stronghold ss100cs, it's 6" long by 4"wide and over 2" thick. A beast of a lock
How good is the lock with an angle grinder?
Which disc blade you're using ?
ABUS Gatesec 131/140 can you do a review of breaking into this gate lock will it be strong against a hacksaw
So what’s the best lock you can buy that fits the Pewag 1/2 outside of custom ones you build?
Yes, good video shame to destroy , could you add a video to make or do shroud thingy thanks
I love this video! Wayne you are thoughtful, careful and know what you are doing. Thanks for a great video.
I have some old Best padlocks. The shackle looks to be 3/8" thick.
I couldn't cut one with a pair of Rigid 36" bolt cutter. A piece of the bolt cutter jaw chipped off and went flying like a bullet so I quit.
Wow man, always wear PPE when bolt cropping or doing any torsion or tensile extremes with hardened steel! Glad to read you escaped injury, indeed hardened metal and spring steel will explode rather than shatter and shards will fly with high velocity...the bullet analogy is about right! 💥😲💨😑😒
also in regards to what happened with this lock, remember than any shackle that is thick enough to be non flexible and locked on both sides, you will need to cut twice.
You would also only be able to use this method if the lock was resting on the ground and you either had your ratchet rig with you or a pneumatic cutter.
Better to use a circular saw for a thief.
What if the shackle was made out of the same material used in a Pewag 1/2 in. chain? Wouldn't it take longer to cut with an angle grinder?
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Hi im a construction guy and just bought a box truck. Do you think that a padlock would be a good choice ? I was thinking about ABUS 83/80 i hope its going to fit. Or i have to buy some
Heavy Duty Rolling Door Lock? . I would appreciate your professional opinion. Btw great videos!
What did you end up using?
Hi Wayne what size are them bolt cutters are they 48's?
Try the Abus 83cs 55-300 that is a shackle shroud lock I'd love to see how that stands up against the locksmith like you.
Hope that you're washing hands present day 😂. Outstanding movie. My heart is bleeding. Poor lock.
What chain link is that? Looks tough! Also subbed
It's a Pewag - You can get it at Westech Rigging Supply, very affordable too. I don't think they make the black anymore but the shiny ones are corrosion resistant.
Wayne, is there is any un breakable pad lock? What about Puck locks?
it's not that anyone is gonna carry everywhere 42 inch cutters welded to a table with a torque multiplier
Nice testing but the camera work was really frustrating
Many thanks. Great help.
What lock would be hard to use angle grinder on.🤔❓
Just bought a new bike and want to keep it safe 😊
A grinder will cut anything. Multiple big bad ass locks is the best you can do. Basically get the biggest and strongest that will fit. Choosing a lock depends whats available in your area. This lock is good, they make a closed shacke variant available in other countries. Abus Granit, Abloy 362, Squire 83mm, Sargent and Greenleaf 951 military with ceramic rods is anti grinding and blast proof and regular bullets do nothing. Many other locks are good but again, depends where you live. 👌👍🙃
Don'z Lockz thank you so much for writing back. Great help. I live in London UK but I'm sure I can get the luck you recommend on Amazon.
Keep up the good work.
Sent all your clips to friends 😊
Don'z Lockz good info, thanks!
When I was cutting a thick shackle I would rotate around the shackle to cut it. I had to buy bolt cutters because I locked my bike to a pole and couldn't pick the lock.
Just saw this. I remeber you did a video on the core of the forever lock. You said in that video that it wasnt a very strong lock. You said there was another video about that comming. I never caught it. Did you ever publish that video?
If you would have stopped at 12 min, I would have been fine with that. Then you would still have a working padlock and the bolt cutter would have gotten new "teeth" which it deserves. I suspect you since have noticed the Abus Granit 37/80 which has that protecting collar as you mentioned. I suppose it was produced after you made this video, and yes I know I am commenting on a rather old video. Pardon my wording, I'm tired.
I still feel good that my candy corn will safe. !!! 🔒
The jaws in those bolt croppers are done and flattened........?????
Maybe a 10 ton hydraulic cutter ?
The Bump procedure dosen't work with all padlocks! It only works with a certain type of padlock!
Angle grinder gets through anything. The time it takes and the noise it makes are the only deterents. Maybe if lock wasnt in vice grips it would be a little tougher?
Time it takes? Are you serious? Like......ten seconds? Did you even noticed that? Maybe noise could be a problem...but time is definetely NOT a problem....
Bruh it literally takes like 5 seconds too cut any lock with an angle grinder
they actually makes a shrouded version
I could not get one here in US
Wayne Winton. Yeah, you would have to order it from one of the online UK sites and have it shipped.
Yeah, can also get closed shackle in Australia 👍
I dunno, the squire ss80cs i thought was king
Video was filmed before they released that
brian easton what’s the King of today ? Same?
@@rafthirty2813 I think Abloy PL362 or Abus Granit 37RK/80
"King of all padlocks" LOL
Go look at Abloy or Ruko... They are bigger and they can't be picked easily like this can.
Don't Sub those shit locks don’t even compare to this moron you don’t have a clue how strong this lock is
There are people out there who really shouldn't have tools or even be allowed any access to tools simply because they are a tool
thank you wayne. very informative
Can be picked in under 4 seconds!
traditional shape padlocks are poor choices for bike locks because they inherently have a lot of dead weight. Something like a PJB roundlock is much better because they barely have a body or shackle.
Chains are much heavier than D locks but the weight is countered by the convenience of being able to wear a chain around your waist. which not only looks cool but feels less heavy than a lighter lock carried by other means.
83/80 does come shrouded wayne
I'd like to see these sorts of videos, but carried out in the field... Locking some gates or on a big bike chain.
The thief turns up with his equipment hidden under his coat... that would be more dramatic 🔓🔓🔓
An Abloy would take that lock to school.
I had a “ROCK” but some bastard cut it into with a cutting torch.
Most likely this lock is too strong for any bolt cutter that a person can hand held. However it only took seconds for an angle grinder to cut through. Rating it at 10 was a bit over rated.
It's still an epic lock, but it's not the best. Drop $300ish on the _Squire Stronghold_ and bask in its near indestructible glory.
Squire makes a large lock
cool man!
Consider investing in a tripod
cold cuts fucking hilarious
$105 on Amazon
Funny that a skinny guy declares "No man on the planet".
Please
It's Titanium and Aluminium alloy too I know it's not as secure but I prefer the Ingersoll 10 lever they have a shrouded version in the UK
Bolting cutters is not a real world test and it is cheating use real world tests
nice....
ask abus for a new shackle and it's brand new
Will do!
nice video man, it's the King of padlocks , I'll check the price on the website , I got in shock how hard is the ABUS 83/80
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Sorry, this is the king of all padlocks: Squire SS100CS Padlock.
Good video BUT Not to many people are going to bring chain and ratchet to help cut the lock LMAO NOBODY with 2 arms can cut these locks PERIOD.......................................................
Be nice if he could wash his hands for the public view. People won’t want to call Wayne to paw their doors in their house.
Move away from your keyboard and find your hands get dirty. Shock horror
the blades are fucked up already
TLPL would have cracked this lock by now without destroying it. So much for a locksmith.
This video merely shows how incompetent this "Locksmith" is.
Several reasons for unsubscribing...
1. Videos too long.
2. Locks are never picked or shimmed.
3. Locks only get destroyed.
Yeah, I was going to say if you want to destroy them, I have a foolproof method that can be explained in 3 words: "oxygen acetylene torch". Burning at over 3,000 degrees you could cut the lock in seconds. A lot of these welding torches are portable now too.