You should consider making a guide for people buying locks. Like having a good, better, best set of options for each type of lock (small padlock, bike lock, disc padlock, deadbolt, etc). I imagine it might involve some liability risk, but as a lawyer you could probably write a pretty good disclaimer to make it ok. Just an idea.
I was just thinking the same thing. Though I would settle for an excel spreadsheet with different categories like "Top grade/Good/Decent/Bad/Inexcusable flaws" so you get a rough idea on what to get or more importantly which locks to stay away from.
@@pleasepie1928 That would be even harder than undoing the lock. I'd expect most key-thieves to use brute-force methods, like an angle grinder or a long pick.
I have a Walmart Brinks lock that has the same problem. It took me like 5 minutes to get the "sweet spot". But once I got it down, I can open it in 1-2 seconds. Amazed my girlfriend lolol
I have had one of the most stressful years of my life. But for some reason, these completely (to me) random videos are, strangely, some of the most relaxing and satisfying I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing your passion with such charming chill.
I unhooked some wire on that bridge and dumped about 50 padlocks into the river. With any luck it interfered with the lamers that put them there but I doubt it.
@@supremeazboi5955 Yes, they frequently remove the locks and throw them away. Bad luck if you're the kind of person lame enough to find solace in littering the bridge with shitty padlocks.
Yeah, that's the difference between picking the lock via pins and bypassing the core entirely. Which is, as I understand it, why locks that can easily be bypassed get much more scrutiny from LPL and probably security experts overall. If it's a decent lock, it's much safer because most people aren't as good as this dude, as is evidenced by the amount of locks that get cut or ground rather than picked.
Its pretty obvious to anyone watching this channel that the main goal has changed from showing off lock picking to exposing really bad locks and their manufacturers. Lpl is educated in law and as such, believes in the law and the system. He also knows that opportunity makes the thief, and he knows fewer ppl would break the law if we got rid of the poor locks. Lpl’s small but important contribution to a safer society! Good work lpl. Carry on!
I got this in my recommended for 4 days straight now, I've never even looked up anything lock related before. It's 5 AM and I'm rewatching this for the 7th time because his voice is too sweet. I don't know how the YT algorithm works but I'm not complaining about this one.
Well in 2 videos under ten minutes long you have managed to show what was once very covert entry techniques 30 to 40 years ago...everyone knew about them and nobody wanted to fix them then. Their solution was don't talk about it don't show it. Nice video.
My uncle works with locks for a living (I guess his called lock master in English) As he always says: "a lock is used to keep friends out. A thief would enter anyway. Either by breaking the lock or picking it"
Thank you. This is really both a public service for consumers & for ABUS. While I bet they already knew the information in this video, you are giving them the incentive to correct these deficits, thus helping their business in the long term. I agree, BTW that the glaring design flaws allowing you to open these locks immediately *IS* inexcusable. Shame on ABUS.
I just fell upon your channel while surfing RUclips. This video, at least to me, is amazing. Not a lock pick guy other than what was taught in a short class back in the early 70s in a small class in the military for what reason no one would say at the time. I think this is great for people that think their lock is bulletproof and can't understand how their precious bicycle was stolen even though they had a lock on it. Thank you sir for a very informative video!
Is Abus the refuge for laid off Master Lock designers? I’ve refrained from posting this, but I’ll let the cat out of the bag. The vast majority of the keyed alike Abus Plus core locks can be opened with one of 6 keys. As far as I can tell, it’s only the keyed alike models. Totally inexcusable. The only way to ensure better security using keyed alike, is to order custom ciphers. I’ve pulled my 12 Abus Plus cored locks and replaced them with Abloy Protec and Protec2 core locks.
Gunga Dinn I’ve noticed this in Canada well. I however have only seen four different keys although I only have 24 locks each coming in 4 packs so it’s quite possible there are more available. (We use these locks to secure our construction equipment including very expensive plate tampers, generators and wheel barrels. I store my equipment in my truck, and a thief would need to move a disabled vehicle, or cut his way through two fences and walk on a bunch of boards with nail facing up like punji stakes).
John-Paul Silke+ I’ve got to place the blame on the limited number of ciphers available and openly advertised on Abus. Don’t make it so easy for someone to do a web search for availability of a cipher number. Have them supply the key code card to order additional locks. I only found out about the limited ciphers available when I needed 4 more locks when I called my salesman and before I could say what cipher I needed, he rattled off the likely number. Two minutes on the web yielded the other 5 common numbers. So now I’ve got $800 in Abus locks, that I’m going to sell to recoup some of the money towards the Abloy purchase.
We have an even bigger problem with excavators and heavy machinery. They are all keyed alike by brand and occasionally also by type, (skidstear’s have a different key type from excavator). ☹️
When you can order, at a whim and delivered shortly, random amounts of KA locks - as opposed to “kit of 5” or whatever - that pretty much tells you they come in large boxes which are *all* keyed alike. Which means very limited differs. That’s more a limit of logistics than a flaw of a particular lock company. The other option is, indeed, either to special order them all set to a specific code or to have the factory produce a set of the right size with a random key. Which shouldn’t really cost any more nor less than a specific code. But it *is* significantly more expensive than just buying a stack of locks from the big box of KA.
Customers are also to blame. You can't have an original combination when you ask for tons of KA locks at bargain price and refuse to wait several month to have them built. This is always a trade-off between cheap fast crap and expensive slow quality. And most customers don't care about quality. They just want the cheapest and fastest.
Thank you LPL I am beginning a new chapter of my life that is going to include a storage unit and possibly a trailer also. I'm trying to educate myself well enough to make a confident choice in how i secure my valuables.
As a German I always wonder why so many people love ABUS locks. They have some good products like the ABUS Plus core but they produce so many crap locks, it's unbelievable! I recently picked an ABUS bicycle lock for a colleague, it was a wafer lock and a joke. My college was shocked! There are so many better German lock companies (in my opinion), at least for euro profile cylinder locks. Most of them don't produce many padlocks because the market is flooded with ABUS locks...
They /are/ ornaments. At least in Germany over 90% of them are sold as 'love locks', often with an engraving (the engraving being more expensive then the lock itself). Walk the small walkway of the Hohenzollernbrücke in Cologne and you'll find thousands of them locked to the fence towards the railroad tracks. They are constructed this way on purpose: a cheap one way product.
Wow ! I’ve got one of those Abus slide bolt padlocks that I’ve been trying to pick for a few evenings now ( lock picking hobbyist noob ) I didn’t realise they could be quite as easily bypassed, it’s also quite shocking the speed you got through all those locks !! Amazing channel by the way, love the content 👍
Knife tool bypassable, and Abus should never happen in a sentence. I believe Potti314 talked to Abus about the 72/40 being bypassable & the locks are often used as LOTO'S. I think Abus told him it was an older design & they were not going to fix it. One little anti bypass wafer added to the assembly process was too difficult for them, I guess.
American Lock had tons of models that needed to be fixed and they did. ABUS has only a few models to fix. It should not be hard for them to fix the issue.
ahmadaamer6 Besides fixing, any good company should make it easy for customers to know if they get the fixed model by some kind of marking. For example Ruko six-pins have a different key handle and they heavily market that if you got the old handle you need to upgrade, their later upgrades are more subtly marked, and always on the key, not the lock.
There's also the book review that LPL did a couple months ago that details howa great many locks function. So if one knows how it functions one can usually defeat it easier. Many such books exist. And combined with the practical knowledge that years of experience picking and bypassing locks gives, there's foundation for approaching the truly wild and uncharted.
Usually it's the thickest pick that will fit in the warding and still actuate the pins easily. Basically, if it can get up in there and push on the pins, it's good to go.
Me: Expecting some expert twisting and turning to get locks undone 1:00 😮 Inexcusable? I agree! 1:32 😰 Inexcusable?! I AGREE! 2:29 😲 INEXCUSABLE?!!@#! I *AGREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE* !!!
so i have an abus that i use for lockout at work. the lock is used to temporaly shut power off to something while i work the lock is cheap ect. my question is is it a desine flaw or simply useing an old desine for something where you have no need for it to be pick resistant?
Thanks RUclips Algorithm. I am not a robber, nor someone who needs this information. All I ask is that you recommend me some good music, and what do I get. Cardi B. That's right, cardiovascular bronchitis
Do you think you can pleas show all of us your pic colektion? And can you give us links for the tools you have used? I can only identify two out of the three you did used. Thank you
This reminds me of the investigation Fight-Back! with David Horowitz did into a model of Abus combination lock, where the numeric dial separated from the knob easily while being turned.
thanx LPL, because of you I lost confindence in any lock worldwide ... still waiting for the day you post a video with an unpickable lock (besides the one from germany haha)
hi, have you ever picked/decoded with only one hand? love to see your videos and found out can open a small window on door and set lock inside, so no thief can unlock with one hand. Anyway, it is only my idea for my security. Looking forward to seeing your feedback. Thanks
This may seem like a stupid question but I am getting into locking picking and while binging your videos I’ve wondered a few things. One what happens when you overset a pin and how do you recover and two what is a “false set”
I have been following you for a while now and im beginning to see just how large your lock collection is. Would it be possible to get a tour of your lock collection?
they have updated most of their locks, i think you might have some versions that they are no longer manufacturing. (at least the one with the little golf club tool, they made a steel wafer to patch the old ones, and they redesigned the core to end the vulnerability) i remember Deviant Ollam saying that in a talk i saw
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You should consider making a guide for people buying locks. Like having a good, better, best set of options for each type of lock (small padlock, bike lock, disc padlock, deadbolt, etc). I imagine it might involve some liability risk, but as a lawyer you could probably write a pretty good disclaimer to make it ok. Just an idea.
I absolutely agree with this. Which locks would be best for varying things, like lockers or bike locks.
yes, would love to see that
I always recommend padlocks with changeable cores. Like the big master locks but put a Yale YA8 kick cylinder in it
I was just thinking the same thing. Though I would settle for an excel spreadsheet with different categories like "Top grade/Good/Decent/Bad/Inexcusable flaws" so you get a rough idea on what to get or more importantly which locks to stay away from.
@@ensampojken Yeah, even just a list of locks that he couldn't crack would be useful.
RUclips algorithm: I heard you like locks.
Me: No
RUclips: Whatever, you will watch anyway
I will, and I'll enjoy it. There's something very funny about this guy taking a decent looking padlock, and picking it in seconds
Ondřej Lukáš true loool
True.
I'll also binge watch these videos that I have no use for.
Thanks, RUclips algorithm!
Kitty looool
Ikr!
It's refreshing to see that you store your keys safely locked up.
Thought the same. Kind of a statement.
They are on key rings. Can you not take keys off your own key rings?
@@pleasepie1928 You can, but it is quite an advanced technique.
@@pleasepie1928 That would be even harder than undoing the lock. I'd expect most key-thieves to use brute-force methods, like an angle grinder or a long pick.
pleasepie1928 it would be extremely hard man, it need just strength and also will
"A little bit tricky to do" *opens all 4 in under 25 seconds*
"a little bit tricky"
as in, it's a cool trick, so I will demonstrate a little bit
For this channel, anything that takes more than 10 seconds is probably worthy of a half-hour cracking scene in any big Hollywood bank heist film.
I have a Walmart Brinks lock that has the same problem.
It took me like 5 minutes to get the "sweet spot". But once I got it down, I can open it in 1-2 seconds. Amazed my girlfriend lolol
In this video I'll be using the world's tiniest golf club to swiftly bypass these locks... 1:25
Well said
Hahahahahahah
*wooow*
WIi Sports Announcer: Hole in one!
Make sure when you insert it, you yell "Fore!"
it is a bit tricky to do (does it in 3 seconds)
It's 5 in the morning. I have no interest in locks or lock picking. This video was posted months ago. Why am I here?
Why not?
Merain 4:23am here, ditto but damn good video
Nobody:
RUclips: does RUclips thing
Because you're gay.
@@mogwaigremlin7188 not funny didn't laugh
*insert brand* IS THE BEST BRAND OF LOCK EVER.
LPL: Hold my beer.
I feel like LPL is more a whiskey on the rocks kinda guy. Seems much more fitting to his smooth voice and deliberate movements
Scotch... no ice. 👍
LockPickingLawyer turfed? Non-turfed? Both?
Definitely peaty.
LockPickingLawyer mmmm Glenfiddich, Lagavulin, Talisker are the ones I have in my bar. I treasure those :)
I have had one of the most stressful years of my life. But for some reason, these completely (to me) random videos are, strangely, some of the most relaxing and satisfying I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing your passion with such charming chill.
I guess the only way to be safe is to weld your things shut
...and today I will show you how to open a welded joint using a paper towel due to a design flaw
Idea for next video title: "Welded shut bank safe opened with a can of Red Bull"
I mean, a Japanese prisoner once broke iron bars over time with his miso soup soooo yeah..
no, not even then.
The best look is a tsar bomb!!!
I know what skill he maxed out in Skyrim
Is it archery? I bet it's archery.
Yea definitely archery
@@fuckyougoogle3024 naaah dude its illusion.
Better be smithing
@@outriderjuno9371 it is...i promise
Here is a challenge for you: how many lock can you pick from the lover bridge in Paris?
Superstitiously speaking, that would result in a lot of breakups/divorces.
@@justice83 "this is the lockpicking and divorce lawyer and today I am going to make bank"
I think they have already cleaned up the bridge and removed all the locks due to safety hazard
I unhooked some wire on that bridge and dumped about 50 padlocks into the river. With any luck it interfered with the lamers that put them there but I doubt it.
@@supremeazboi5955 Yes, they frequently remove the locks and throw them away. Bad luck if you're the kind of person lame enough to find solace in littering the bridge with shitty padlocks.
LPL: "…It can be a little tricky to do…"
Also LPL: Does it in ⅔ of a second.
It's stuff like this that keeps me not only subscribed, but recommending the channel to my friends. Thanks for showing these.
bowen324 I’m the same
It's really shocking how casually he opens 8 locks in such a short time.
It takes him under a minute to pick most locks the 'hard' way.
Yeah, that's the difference between picking the lock via pins and bypassing the core entirely.
Which is, as I understand it, why locks that can easily be bypassed get much more scrutiny from LPL and probably security experts overall. If it's a decent lock, it's much safer because most people aren't as good as this dude, as is evidenced by the amount of locks that get cut or ground rather than picked.
So the exact same vulnerabilities as the inexcusable Master locks.
The whole locks look identical to Master. I can nearly guarantee that they come from the same factory in China with different branding.
Me: Oh boy I can't wait to use my Abus lock™ to keep my bike-
LockPickingLawyer: I N E X C U S A B L E
Lock: Unlocks
Why you cant Wait?
This comment is underrated.
Wow this surprised me a lot more than the master lock video. Thanks LPL for showing us again what not to buy!
I remember reading a vintage reprint article (Maybe from Locksmith Ledger) talking about the over lifting bypass for padlocks ... from the 1940's :)
Please make a recommended lock purchasing video for dummies.
This guy is opening these locks faster than I can with a key
He's opening them faster than i can FIND the key
Its pretty obvious to anyone watching this channel that the main goal has changed from showing off lock picking to exposing really bad locks and their manufacturers.
Lpl is educated in law and as such, believes in the law and the system. He also knows that opportunity makes the thief, and he knows fewer ppl would break the law if we got rid of the poor locks. Lpl’s small but important contribution to a safer society!
Good work lpl. Carry on!
LPL: Abus, how flawed are your locks?
Abus: Yes.
Would you or have you made a video of some of the recommended locks? or like a buying guild, lock rating etc
The lockpicking sub reddit has a belt ranking guide that is a great source for lock suggestions
A buying guild? I didn't know those kinds of guilds existed
Must be the early days of the stock market.
seen one of these locks on my neighbors gate, thanks for the help i can finally borrow their microwave and Xbox
Why do they leave it in the garden?
He opens 8 locks in three minutes and still provides good lore
I used to wonder why my Skyrim lockpicks kept breaking, seeing an irl one I now realize this mans must have lockpicking 100.
No point having keys really
Dukes The Lan Guy after watching this guy for a few months I'm convinced we don't need them anymore
But this guy has years of lock picking experience
@@flamingbullet4330 and all he did was push it in and turn the same as a key
@@rp101aquatics6 not every single lock is like this you know
@@aseldesu yeah but they are talking about this video
I got this in my recommended for 4 days straight now, I've never even looked up anything lock related before.
It's 5 AM and I'm rewatching this for the 7th time because his voice is too sweet.
I don't know how the YT algorithm works but I'm not complaining about this one.
Well in 2 videos under ten minutes long you have managed to show what was once very covert entry techniques 30 to 40 years ago...everyone knew about them and nobody wanted to fix them then. Their solution was don't talk about it don't show it. Nice video.
8 locks and 3 different methods in only 3 minutes. LPL is NOT wasting our time. Thx!
Nobody:
RUclips recomendations:
-Hey I hear that you like *picking locks.*
My uncle works with locks for a living (I guess his called lock master in English)
As he always says: "a lock is used to keep friends out. A thief would enter anyway. Either by breaking the lock or picking it"
Thank you. This is really both a public service for consumers & for ABUS. While I bet they already knew the information in this video, you are giving them the incentive to correct these deficits, thus helping their business in the long term. I agree, BTW that the glaring design flaws allowing you to open these locks immediately *IS* inexcusable. Shame on ABUS.
and shame on just about every other lock maker.
I just fell upon your channel while surfing RUclips. This video, at least to me, is amazing. Not a lock pick guy other than what was taught in a short class back in the early 70s in a small class in the military for what reason no one would say at the time. I think this is great for people that think their lock is bulletproof and can't understand how their precious bicycle was stolen even though they had a lock on it. Thank you sir for a very informative video!
Fans: Abus is a great alternative!
LPL: Hold my beer.
Hold my pick.
(because he doesn’t need it)
Yes. Why settle to one brand of crappy locks if you can have two?
This is the first of your videos I've seen, and I'm impressed. Thank you for making an informative video without wacky sounds or lame one liners
Is Abus the refuge for laid off Master Lock designers?
I’ve refrained from posting this, but I’ll let the cat out of the bag. The vast majority of the keyed alike Abus Plus core locks can be opened with one of 6 keys. As far as I can tell, it’s only the keyed alike models. Totally inexcusable.
The only way to ensure better security using keyed alike, is to order custom ciphers. I’ve pulled my 12 Abus Plus cored locks and replaced them with Abloy Protec and Protec2 core locks.
Gunga Dinn I’ve noticed this in Canada well. I however have only seen four different keys although I only have 24 locks each coming in 4 packs so it’s quite possible there are more available. (We use these locks to secure our construction equipment including very expensive plate tampers, generators and wheel barrels. I store my equipment in my truck, and a thief would need to move a disabled vehicle, or cut his way through two fences and walk on a bunch of boards with nail facing up like punji stakes).
John-Paul Silke+
I’ve got to place the blame on the limited number of ciphers available and openly advertised on Abus.
Don’t make it so easy for someone to do a web search for availability of a cipher number. Have them supply the key code card to order additional locks.
I only found out about the limited ciphers available when I needed 4 more locks when I called my salesman and before I could say what cipher I needed, he rattled off the likely number. Two minutes on the web yielded the other 5 common numbers.
So now I’ve got $800 in Abus locks, that I’m going to sell to recoup some of the money towards the Abloy purchase.
We have an even bigger problem with excavators and heavy machinery. They are all keyed alike by brand and occasionally also by type, (skidstear’s have a different key type from excavator). ☹️
When you can order, at a whim and delivered shortly, random amounts of KA locks - as opposed to “kit of 5” or whatever - that pretty much tells you they come in large boxes which are *all* keyed alike. Which means very limited differs. That’s more a limit of logistics than a flaw of a particular lock company.
The other option is, indeed, either to special order them all set to a specific code or to have the factory produce a set of the right size with a random key. Which shouldn’t really cost any more nor less than a specific code. But it *is* significantly more expensive than just buying a stack of locks from the big box of KA.
Customers are also to blame. You can't have an original combination when you ask for tons of KA locks at bargain price and refuse to wait several month to have them built. This is always a trade-off between cheap fast crap and expensive slow quality. And most customers don't care about quality. They just want the cheapest and fastest.
Thank you LPL
I am beginning a new chapter of my life that is going to include a storage unit and possibly a trailer also. I'm trying to educate myself well enough to make a confident choice in how i secure my valuables.
The RUclips algorithm is sending me to some pretty cool channels!😂
So ,its working like it's supposed to
Thanks for recommending me this RUclips, now I bet me and thousands of others are on a watchlist now.
I don't know how I got here.
But I liked it
Yeah...and you'll be back. I don't pick locks or shoot heroin but I keep blacking out and ending up here.
Thank you for exposing these lock producing scammers. Keep putting these brands to shame, they deserve no less.
As a German I always wonder why so many people love ABUS locks. They have some good products like the ABUS Plus core but they produce so many crap locks, it's unbelievable! I recently picked an ABUS bicycle lock for a colleague, it was a wafer lock and a joke. My college was shocked!
There are so many better German lock companies (in my opinion), at least for euro profile cylinder locks. Most of them don't produce many padlocks because the market is flooded with ABUS locks...
@@TheFarkylk Abloy, for example.
@@GRBtutorials That's Swedish/Finnish.
They make more profit from crappy locks than the good ones.
"I recently picked an ABUS bicycle lock for a colleague" Did you intent of teaching them a lesson?
Keymaster Which ABUS bike locks are vulnerable. May need to upgrade, again.
Thank you all the trespassers thank you for the instructions
The coloured ones sure are pretty, maybe worth buying as ornaments and as decorations .
They /are/ ornaments. At least in Germany over 90% of them are sold as 'love locks', often with an engraving (the engraving being more expensive then the lock itself). Walk the small walkway of the Hohenzollernbrücke in Cologne and you'll find thousands of them locked to the fence towards the railroad tracks. They are constructed this way on purpose: a cheap one way product.
im running all my lock purchases by this channel from here on out
Totally agree inexcusable for a company like Abus, Master we expect this from but not Abus.🍺😎
😎
😎🍻
Agree completely.
Wow ! I’ve got one of those Abus slide bolt padlocks that I’ve been trying to pick for a few evenings now ( lock picking hobbyist noob ) I didn’t realise they could be quite as easily bypassed, it’s also quite shocking the speed you got through all those locks !!
Amazing channel by the way, love the content 👍
Great demonstration as usual - love the 72/40 but they should have definitely shielded it.
Potti314 but it still makes a fun practice lock. 👍
i watch one video about lock picking five months ago and youtube gives me this.
wonderful.
Knife tool bypassable, and Abus should never happen in a sentence. I believe Potti314 talked to Abus about the 72/40 being bypassable & the locks are often used as LOTO'S. I think Abus told him it was an older design & they were not going to fix it. One little anti bypass wafer added to the assembly process was too difficult for them, I guess.
American Lock had tons of models that needed to be fixed and they did. ABUS has only a few models to fix. It should not be hard for them to fix the issue.
ahmadaamer6 Besides fixing, any good company should make it easy for customers to know if they get the fixed model by some kind of marking. For example Ruko six-pins have a different key handle and they heavily market that if you got the old handle you need to upgrade, their later upgrades are more subtly marked, and always on the key, not the lock.
How many times have you legendary'd your lockpicking skill?
All of the times. And maybe once more for good measure.
Hey is this a series now? I LOVE it. Please keep going.
How did I go my whole life without this channel
takes me longer fumbling around trying to insert the actual key
I have no interest in keys or locks but RUclips still recommends this to me
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And i still watch it
Green abus: "Well, at least I lasted almost two seconds."
I've never seen these locks in stores. That's a good thing.
So which is the best lock in your opinion?
For bikes?
For lockers?
For homes?
Like a good balance between: durability and pick resistance
Dog and exposive :-)
Leuhim Don't forget size and other impracticalities. Sometimes you need a lock to be small or cheap, but not made by idiots like these specimens were.
LPL Just opened 8 locks in under 3 minutes. Astounding
Could be faster, he did some talking
This video actually makes the Master #3 look like a pretty decent lock. Inserting a pick and twisting? That's a new low for locks.
Clearly these companies should hire you as a consultant.
When you hack open 8 locks in a 3 minutes WHILE TALKING...
I love this RUclips recommended community. I always look forward to seeing you on these odd videos
Abus: We have three inexcusable locks
Masterlock: uwaeuh-
Thank you for always being above a base line of well done videos. Please keep on picking
How do you know what lock picking tool to use in a particular lock?
Easy, just surf cyber space on the World Wide Web... it’s totally rad... you should get down with it if you have a minute.
There's also the book review that LPL did a couple months ago that details howa great many locks function. So if one knows how it functions one can usually defeat it easier.
Many such books exist. And combined with the practical knowledge that years of experience picking and bypassing locks gives, there's foundation for approaching the truly wild and uncharted.
Usually it's the thickest pick that will fit in the warding and still actuate the pins easily. Basically, if it can get up in there and push on the pins, it's good to go.
The U haul locks looks like they would be easily raked open. Great video as always.👍
Thank you LPL! You are a gem among us. :)
I don't even own a lock. Why I have been waiting this channel for over 5 hours by now.
Me: Expecting some expert twisting and turning to get locks undone
1:00 😮 Inexcusable? I agree!
1:32 😰 Inexcusable?! I AGREE!
2:29 😲 INEXCUSABLE?!!@#! I *AGREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE* !!!
Great, now I have to buy a lock to lock my Abus locks. Thanks a lot Abus...
Tfw you have lockpicking 100, and you pick a novice level lock
Wow! Thanks for the video. I'll steer clear of those locks
Oh thx for showing me how to make my way into my neighbours yard thank you sooo much Here I come free barbeque
so i have an abus that i use for lockout at work. the lock is used to temporaly shut power off to something while i work the lock is cheap ect. my question is is it a desine flaw or simply useing an old desine for something where you have no need for it to be pick resistant?
Thanks RUclips Algorithm. I am not a robber, nor someone who needs this information. All I ask is that you recommend me some good music, and what do I get. Cardi B. That's right, cardiovascular bronchitis
Last music YT recommended to me was two girls singing about their ugly fat bottoms. I'm glad to be here now.
jaxxstraw your momma fat bitch
Do you think you can pleas show all of us your pic colektion? And can you give us links for the tools you have used? I can only identify two out of the three you did used. Thank you
You have a voice that's more relaxing than most so-called ASMR artists'!
He whispers sweet little keywords...
I know. I often fall asleep to his videos
Your channel has made me realize there is no suck thing as a perfect mechanical lock.
There's no such thing as a perfect mechanical anything.
Lpl: "watch me pick 8 locks in 2 minutes."
Exactly the type of videos I expect to see in my recommendation tab.
The fact that this is INEXCUSABLE instead of UNACCEPTABLE makes me a bit sad.
Awesome video, though :D
This reminds me of the investigation Fight-Back! with David Horowitz did into a model of Abus combination lock, where the numeric dial separated from the knob easily while being turned.
"simply use a tool like this"
I don't have a frickin tool like that...
Maybe you should play golf with midgets more.
Bent paperclip would probably work, too.
thanx LPL, because of you I lost confindence in any lock worldwide ... still waiting for the day you post a video with an unpickable lock (besides the one from germany haha)
no one: youtube: hey wanna see some locks i know u do
hi, have you ever picked/decoded with only one hand? love to see your videos and found out can open a small window on door and set lock inside, so no thief can unlock with one hand. Anyway, it is only my idea for my security. Looking forward to seeing your feedback. Thanks
Shit son, if I was CEO of ABUS I would be looking for a new job fast.....
This may seem like a stupid question but I am getting into locking picking and while binging your videos I’ve wondered a few things. One what happens when you overset a pin and how do you recover and two what is a “false set”
Could you make a video about Elzett locks? They are hungarian made. :)
Yo just used this knowledge to break into my mom's money box! Thanks mate! Really appreciate it.
11PM : one more video before bed
2AM: *_lock_*
If they changed the to a abloy key tumbler are they still susceptible to this golf club like tool?
The most insidious thing about combing a lock open is that to most observers it looks like you're just opening it normally.
I have been following you for a while now and im beginning to see just how large your lock collection is. Would it be possible to get a tour of your lock collection?
Oh no...I have the U-haul Lock.
If you ever lose the key then now you know what to do. Unfortunately that applies to everybody else as well how to open your lock :)
Thiefs don't use such tools, they simply cut the shakle. So you don't have to worry about this flaw ;)
good enough to keep the hitch secure while going down the road
they have updated most of their locks, i think you might have some versions that they are no longer manufacturing. (at least the one with the little golf club tool, they made a steel wafer to patch the old ones, and they redesigned the core to end the vulnerability) i remember Deviant Ollam saying that in a talk i saw
This man acts like we all have tiny golf clubs and mini metal combs just laying around
Love the descriptions of the tools
This is something good to watch at 3am. Like the dudes building houses out of nearly nothing