When I was a kid my Dad gave me an old heavy padlock to play with in the hopes I would learn something while I figured how to open it, since he'd lost the keys many years ago. I had free roaming rights in his workshop, and he gave me some basic insight into the workings of padlocks, so with the aid of some 1/16" piano wire, pliers and a set of warding files, I managed it. I still have that padlock and the piece of piano wire, 64 years later.
Between watching your videos, LPL's, and a few other ones, it's makes me realize that "secure" is such a relative word. Most ads for locks are for the people who don't know any better and want to feel good. Very eye opening! Thanks!!
@@HelpfulLockPicker that's along the lines of my question. I was thinking, why wouldn't someone just always use zipping, rocking or raking? And what would cause any one of those to not work?
@@tommyv5435 raking, rock, zipping, and lock bumping can be defeated by better tolerances, good key bitting, security pins, etc. These techniques are a great first approach but single pin picking is what you will need once you get to better security locks
The absolute best standard 6 pin lock picking video I've ever seen. Probably the best one in existence. Simple, very clear and visible, not too much talk and confusing words. It's very simple like a that kind of lock is. Lock picking only works as good as your understanding of the lock you're picking
Thank you for the kind words. If you are interested in learning more check out my Lock Picking Home School playlist it has some more in-depth info if you would like to take your skill set to the next level
I don't know how many times I watch those secret agents on TV as a child and tried opening door locks with a paperclip or a metal nail file. Later in life I had a general understand of how locks worked, but your video totally explains everything I never knew about lock picking. I just have one question. I am 61 now. Do you think it is too late for me to start a life of crime, or should I just stick to sitting in my recliner eating chips and my diet Coke and watch James Bond do it on TV? :) Thanks again. God bless. James
If you have the inclination to start a life of crime, remember you need more lessons on how to bypass CCTV, subdue the dog, and also run away quickly (@61 that is). Just understanding how to pick locks is just half the story. You better be at home eating chips, and not in jail. lol. I have seen people tampering energy meters but their expertise lay in getting through the paper void seals, not just the electricals.
Having watched quite a few lock picking videos on RUclips recently after being suggested a LPL video, this was really educational. I never knew what "binding" and "set" actually meant. Thank you.
Thank you so much, I love watching the Lock Picking Lawyer's videos but he never tells us how to actually do this!! At least now I feel like I'll know what's happening a bit more, thank you!!!
Zipping (raking) was very useful at work when people turned up for their shift without their keys. I never did show anyone else how to do it. Now I'm retired, so I use actual keys to get into things.
Jayme Fall When you open your first lock it is very eye-opening it changes your view on security. This may be one of the easiest locks to open but you would be surprised how easy common Master locks, kwiksets, and schlages are to open. Check out video 28 for examples.
There are plenty of options for people in Europe. I recommend you checkout www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking and check out their wiki. Here is a link to their trusted sellers: www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking/wiki/index#wiki_trusted_sources If you are looking for minimal investment www.banggood.com has some decent offerings the only problem is their tension wrenches are not great. These picks are okay but you might want to sand them down to make them thinner. They are 0.030 inch thick most picks are 0.020 to 0.025. www.banggood.com/Transparent-Inner-Visual-Padlock-Practice-Set-with-10Pcs-Unlocking-Lock-Pick-Key-Lock-Pick-Tools-p-1108011.html?rmmds=search
same thing happened to me when i opened my first lock - its amazing how little security we actually have. Locks are actually really old & maybe should be considered an outdated invention
You are very talented. Anyone who looks at your videos can learn a lot. All they have to do is apply themselves and master their skills. Great job explaining the basics .
What a fun and informative video...Often, I am called because a resident has lost their keys and duplicate's have not been kept or put on the board, for opening storage areas...This will at least, save the lock, should it still be needed until a replacement can be purchased...My thanks to the gent that made it.
I have been geeking out on lock picking lawyer and in watching his videos I already anticipated how this was going to turn out thank you for the acrylic lock I thought that was pretty interesting.
Thank you for checking it out. This lock is easier than a typical lock but once you get started you will start to realize it really isn't that much easier which is eye opening
Thanks for showing all the different techniques. I only knew about single pin and raking before this. Having said that you didn't mention bumping. Im trying to work out what im doing when I use a key that fits but wrong keying.. with a lil bit of tension to open a lock.. I think I tried all those techniques and found raking worked best
I didn't do bumping because at the time I did not want to take the time to make a bump key to that lock. I have found both bumping and raking to be very effective approaches.
Great video, just got my lock picking kit in mail today with acrylic lock, best part of vid was kitty purring in the background, u should show him next time!
I am glad you are getting started with the hobby and I have two cats :) If you would like to learn more checkout my Playlist: Lock Picking Home School which helps students learn from zero experience up to an intermediate level. Lock Picking Home School: ruclips.net/p/PLmCWiTycBRr2ydL3SEmLVgzqGZskL0uz_ If you have any questions feel free to ask!
Thank you for checking this out. If you would like to learn more checkout my Playlist: Lock Picking Home School which helps students learn from zero experience up to an intermediate level. Lock Picking Home School: ruclips.net/p/PLmCWiTycBRr2ydL3SEmLVgzqGZskL0uz_ If you have any questions feel free to ask!
Thank you for the kind words, I am glad that it was helpful for you :-) If you would like to learn more checkout my Playlist: Lock Picking Home School which helps students learn from zero experience up to an intermediate level. Lock Picking Home School: ruclips.net/p/PLmCWiTycBRr2ydL3SEmLVgzqGZskL0uz_ If you have any questions feel free to ask!
I have no idea if you accually read the coments. But if yes please please bring more about it. This video is so perfect you brought the tools and the tecnics behing the tool. PLEASE bring it more ( the TOOL and the TECNIC ) THE TOOL AND THE TECNIC). I'm a begginer and you are my hero now. Please the tool and the tecnic. THE TOOL AND THE TECNIC.
Thank you for a very informative video, starting with a 'simple' lock. To all the 'expert' detractors (who don't seem to offer any instructional videos of any nature), it's such a shame we aren't ALL born experts. Yes, there are more complex locks available but some of us 'mere mortals' have to start with the basics and gradually build on that knowledge. It seems, by the detractors' theory, brain surgery should be taught on day-one of medical school - or perhaps kindergarten. It's very easy to deride - not so easy to be constructive and informative.
Thank you for checking this out. If you would like to learn more checkout my Playlist: Lock Picking Home School which helps students learn from zero experience up to an intermediate level. Lock Picking Home School: ruclips.net/p/PLmCWiTycBRr2ydL3SEmLVgzqGZskL0uz_ If you have any questions feel free to ask!
Old post, but had to mention the early Splinter Cell games had a perfect one that looked just as it should, with the different pins, using a pick with pressure on the wrench. It's been a long time since I seen it, but no other game has even come close.
A very good demonstration on how locks work. Thank you very much. May be I can now go and pick the drug dealer's lock on next street to locate the stuff he took from me. Joke aside, I realized that there is a "Master Key" option in my local hardware store. It is called a battery powered angle grinder. My garage was broken into despite being padlocked. So I went and bought an "unbreakable" padlock mad of toughened steel at three time the price of a normal lock. I went away and foolishly believed that my garage will be fine. When I came home, the entire lock was gone, and the garage was cleaned out comprehensively, again! This video will help me to break my own lock, but burglars will not bother with messing around. They would go for the "nuclear" option, ie. an angle grinder.
Thank you for the kind words. If you have any questions feel free to ask or if you can think of a video I can make to make things more clear let me know too :) Also for some more great info on locksport check out www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking. It is a great community full of wonderful people and we are always looking to teach.
ive been trying to find a video that can explain on how to do this with visual demonstration put in a simple easy to understand way...FINALLY.. i been wanting to gain this skill but aint had much pratice still ... most people just give a review but dont show how and the ones that do show usually blabber ON AND ON.. AND OOONN... drives me crazy i did skip a couple minutes of your video to get to part i wanted/needed to see but still i gotta say yours is best so far ive seen
I love how you explain everything in detail for us. I watched others but you did the best job for us showing us how it works. Thank you I am subscribed. I love to learn everything picking, forging but I never break the law just learning.
GREAT JOB ON YOUR EXPLANATION. I always wondered how those lock picks worked. TV shows like THE ROCKFORD FILES and HOGAN'S HEROES do a lot of lock picking and now I can understand the fundamentals.
You can say that about a lot of different things, however, hopefully this will encourage lock manufactures to make more secure locks. They have the technology and ability but they don't do it
Sounds like something a criminal would say to make us think he's not a criminal. Stay where you are, I've alerted the police and they are on their way.
@@retsinim84 I 've worked in a few garages that had rather handy tools that would take the lock right out of your door with relative ease. If it's a steel door, the tools will take the cylinder out of the lock in about 5 seconds.
@@jpjpjp453 I was only joking. I think most house doors are a joke to begin with because they usually have Windows that can be broken to access the inside of the locks. If there are no windows someone could just brute force their way in. The lock is only on the door to make my wife feel better, haha.
Makes me remember when I was a child and I wanted to get something from my parents’s room, which was locked while they were at work. I did not know how lockpicking worked and stuck a piece of wood in there, which broke inside. I got in trouble.
Working on and around many different vehicles almost every day means I often need the services of a locksmith. I usually can't afford a locksmith and I attempt to do the work myself. My success rate as a self taught hack locksmith is less than 50/50.😒☹️ I'm very confident I'll be able to improve that success rate after learning from you how tumbler and pin locking mechanisms work and how they can be picked. Thank you dude.
Kebede Buna You don't want to pick locks in use but sadly many common locks open this easily. However, statistically speaking thieves don't pick locks. Are you interested in getting into Locksport?
@@HelpfulLockPicker I had a feeling you shouldn't pick locks in use, but I'm not exactly sure why. Why shouldn't you? That's actually the main reason a lot of us watch these lock picking Tut's, so we know how to get in when we're locked out or have forgotten our keys 😁 Though it's interesting to know there's such a thing as Locksport!
@@nattybynature1262 Kinda obvious that it's a rule of thumb just like any tool/skill that can be used for detrimental purposes... Take firearms for example... #1 rule is to never point a gun (loaded or unloaded) at another person. Of course, the main purpose of owning and learning how to use a gun is to do just that when the appropriate situation calls for it..
Don't bother. Just access it from underneath. Of course you have to dig a tunnel and bust through some concrete and cut some rebar but that's much easier than trying to pick the vault. Also, no alarms underneath.
This is such a good classic video. I ordered my vice and it arrives tomorrow so I'll be able to focus on technique and filming my practice sessions. It's hard to admit it but I never realized until the time came for me to start filming my own LegalLockPicker channel how much time is actually involved in making these videos, and I'm only using an iPhone and stage lights.
I'm also going to with your permission put links and references to your videos from mine to help illustrate where some ideas came from and hopefully continue to expand the community. Also, thank you for every minute of your time you spent reviewing my video, I appreciate it.
If you would like to put links to my videos that is okay with me but I would prefer that you don't download my video and use it to supplement yours. I am going to try to mention your channel this week in my Lock Sport Update so hopefully that will help you get started :)
The lock that he picked was a master lock 140 which is an easy 4 pin lock and is not a bad lock for a beginner to start on. Check out my video description for my progressive lock list. If you have any questions feel free to ask!
Great lesson. I have tried to learn but without a clear picture of the structure of the padlock, I was never certain of what pins were or how they worked.
Thank you for the kind words, I am glad the video helped. If you have any questions feel free to ask and also check out my Lock Picking Home School playlist it is designed for beginners to learn to an intermediate level.
Thank you for checking this out. If you would like to learn more checkout my Playlist: Lock Picking Home School which helps students learn from zero experience up to an intermediate level. Lock Picking Home School: ruclips.net/p/PLmCWiTycBRr2ydL3SEmLVgzqGZskL0uz_ If you have any questions feel free to ask!
@@HelpfulLockPicker you're welcome. But even better...lock picking tools are cheap on eBay. Had to get me a set. You never know when the world ends. Doomsday prep. And what I mean is the next great depression
@@weareone7315 Nah man. It's *totally* gonna be zombies or North Korean bombs. Haven't you seen the news? This time Kim's last missile test made it off of the launchpad! Soon they'll be able to get it past the testing facility's fence!
As a person who will be working with design work I liked this for the simple reason that I will be the one who needs to know how something will work. I don't know that I will ever make a padlock, but it can't hurt to know how one works.
@@HelpfulLockPicker I'll let you know if I ever do. Don't sit on the edge of your chair though as I am most likely going to work for an AG business due to my geography.
Holy cow the lockpicking in Oblivion and ESO is more realistic out of all the entries. That very interesting to watch and see how a lock like that works too.
Thanks for checking it out! If you would like to learn more also check out my Lock Picking Home School playlist, it teaches you how to pick locks from a beginner to an intermediate level
Interesting video! However, locks are not usually in a vice. Try doing this on a lock, that is able to move around. It's not as easy. I guess I'm not a very good lock picker. A lock only keeps the honest people honest!!!
I'm thinking it was in a vise to help the viewers see. If it was in use would be hard to see through the guys hand to see a dam thing in the video dont you think?
@@alvino9611 agreed, for a visual aid, its great. I also thought the video was helpful. I bought the same practice lock, and picks. For me, it took longer. Like I said earlier, I'm not a very good lock picker.
This is why it was in a vise, however, I typically prefer to pick locks in hand if you check out any of my other videos. Locks in use are more difficult to open than locks at home.
LockPickingLawyer and this video is inspiring me to get some kind of lock picking kit and try to pick my home's locks, to see whether they're any good.
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This is very helpful. After watching Lock Picking Lawyer a lot of times, I understand how it works a lot better now.
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad it helps!
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@@HelpfulLockPicker WOULD HAVE LIKED TO SEE A VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDE ALSO
@@paulricelli5520 it's the exact same look. And why are you typing in all caps like a tool?
@@Irespecktyouall IT'S SO A$$HOLES LIKE YOU DON'T HAVE TO SQUINT
When I was a kid my Dad gave me an old heavy padlock to play with in the hopes I would learn something while I figured how to open it, since he'd lost the keys many years ago. I had free roaming rights in his workshop, and he gave me some basic insight into the workings of padlocks, so with the aid of some 1/16" piano wire, pliers and a set of warding files, I managed it. I still have that padlock and the piece of piano wire, 64 years later.
That is cool thanks for sharing
Loved hearing your story!
timeless!
That's a wonderful heart warming story. Your father sounds like a great dad to a great son. Some special things we never forget and always treasure.
Thanks so much for my new bike ❤️
LOL
MIMCK Media blue face would say. Yeah aight, more like you wasted 15 min of your life trying to be low key and end up locked instead of lock pick
LOL
HAHAHAHA LMAO
MIMCK Media
I scrolled for 5 minutes. This guy is replying to every comment. Definitely dropped a sub and 👍
Thanks for checking it out. I tried to reply to everyone
Thank you so much for all information. I just got drop out from hugh school and was so worried about my future.
Thanks for checking it out!
Oh boy
Between watching your videos, LPL's, and a few other ones, it's makes me realize that "secure" is such a relative word. Most ads for locks are for the people who don't know any better and want to feel good. Very eye opening! Thanks!!
Thanks for sharing! The more you get into locks many perspectives may start to change
Many so called “secure “ locks are a joke.
pick locking skills went from 0 to 100 REAL QUICK💯
Thanks for checking it out!
zipping looks easy
@@commentfreely5443 It can be but it doesn't always work
@@HelpfulLockPicker that's along the lines of my question. I was thinking, why wouldn't someone just always use zipping, rocking or raking? And what would cause any one of those to not work?
@@tommyv5435 raking, rock, zipping, and lock bumping can be defeated by better tolerances, good key bitting, security pins, etc. These techniques are a great first approach but single pin picking is what you will need once you get to better security locks
The absolute best standard 6 pin lock picking video I've ever seen. Probably the best one in existence. Simple, very clear and visible, not too much talk and confusing words. It's very simple like a that kind of lock is. Lock picking only works as good as your understanding of the lock you're picking
Thank you for the kind words. If you are interested in learning more check out my Lock Picking Home School playlist it has some more in-depth info if you would like to take your skill set to the next level
Thank you for this most informative video. I have just ordered a dog. A large one.
that sounds like a pretty good idea
Dogs are stupid and very easily poisoned.
How about hiring Tony Martin as night watchman?
@@HelpfulLockPicker ,
Dogs get locked in the bathroom with a little piece of steak. Just get really good insurance and you'll probably come out ahead.
Just turn the joystick until you find the spot that the controller doesn’t shake.
Lol
Kingdom come lock pick ..:D
Lmao...well played my guy...well played
@@wcs8435 Henry!
Was that a bully reference?
I don't know how many times I watch those secret agents on TV as a child and tried opening door locks with a paperclip or a metal nail file. Later in life I had a general understand of how locks worked, but your video totally explains everything I never knew about lock picking. I just have one question. I am 61 now. Do you think it is too late for me to start a life of crime, or should I just stick to sitting in my recliner eating chips and my diet Coke and watch James Bond do it on TV? :) Thanks again. God bless. James
I would just pick locks at home. There are plenty of people in the community that are your age.
Thaks for checking out the video!
What the heck. Get out there and give it a go!
@@kentmerrill8925 thats right give it a go....if you get caught you blame dementia or any other old age foibles and get away with it :o)
If you have the inclination to start a life of crime, remember you need more lessons on how to bypass CCTV, subdue the dog, and also run away quickly (@61 that is). Just understanding how to pick locks is just half the story. You better be at home eating chips, and not in jail. lol. I have seen people tampering energy meters but their expertise lay in getting through the paper void seals, not just the electricals.
angelhelp777 kk
Having watched quite a few lock picking videos on RUclips recently after being suggested a LPL video, this was really educational. I never knew what "binding" and "set" actually meant. Thank you.
Thanks for checking it out!
Thank you so much, I love watching the Lock Picking Lawyer's videos but he never tells us how to actually do this!! At least now I feel like I'll know what's happening a bit more, thank you!!!
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad the videos help you understand more!
Zipping (raking) was very useful at work when people turned up for their shift without their keys. I never did show anyone else how to do it. Now I'm retired, so I use actual keys to get into things.
thank you for sharing
Dang, this guy’s replying to every comment even after three years. That’s dedication
it's not an easy job but someone's got to do it
Wow, kind of scary how easy that is!
Jayme Fall When you open your first lock it is very eye-opening it changes your view on security. This may be one of the easiest locks to open but you would be surprised how easy common Master locks, kwiksets, and schlages are to open. Check out video 28 for examples.
HelpfulLockPicker This video made me interested in lockpicking arts, do you know where I can get such tools to learn this? (if possible in Europe)
There are plenty of options for people in Europe. I recommend you checkout www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking and check out their wiki.
Here is a link to their trusted sellers: www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking/wiki/index#wiki_trusted_sources
If you are looking for minimal investment www.banggood.com has some decent offerings the only problem is their tension wrenches are not great. These picks are okay but you might want to sand them down to make them thinner. They are 0.030 inch thick most picks are 0.020 to 0.025.
www.banggood.com/Transparent-Inner-Visual-Padlock-Practice-Set-with-10Pcs-Unlocking-Lock-Pick-Key-Lock-Pick-Tools-p-1108011.html?rmmds=search
same thing happened to me when i opened my first lock - its amazing how little security we actually have. Locks are actually really old & maybe should be considered an outdated invention
Tim van de Goor There are some decent kits just on eBay
The clear acrylic lock helps so much to understand what's going on. Thanks for the great video
Thank you for the kind words!
This was a very informative video. The aspects I wasn't understanding or the terminology I didn't understand are now very clear. Thank you.
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad the video was able to add some more clarity :)
You just helped me open my study table drawer after 6 months. Thanks to you and GBU.
Congrats on the success
You are very talented. Anyone who looks at your videos can learn a lot. All they have to do is apply themselves and master their skills. Great job explaining the basics .
Thank you for the kind words
Its 2am and Im now inside a bank. Now what?
Call the police and turn yourself in
LMAO
Its 2am and Im now inside jail, the shank is to short. Now what?
Load up on the free k cups
LOL
What a fun and informative video...Often, I am called because a resident has lost their keys and duplicate's have not been kept or put on the board, for opening storage areas...This will at least, save the lock, should it still be needed until a replacement can be purchased...My thanks to the gent that made it.
Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad it helps
That was well done, the clear lock was a great visual aid.
Thank you for the kind words!
I have been geeking out on lock picking lawyer and in watching his videos I already anticipated how this was going to turn out thank you for the acrylic lock I thought that was pretty interesting.
Thank you for checking it out. This lock is easier than a typical lock but once you get started you will start to realize it really isn't that much easier which is eye opening
One of the easiest videos to understand how to pick a lock and to know what the terminology means thank you for sharping
Thank you for the kind words!
Found my girl's G-spot thanks to this video
LOL!!
Thanks for sharing and I am glad I was able to assist you with this accomplishment
and then you woke up
Too bad she changed the locks.
When finding your girls G-spot which method worked best? A: Single Pin Picking B: Zipping C:Rocking, D: Raking E: All
Excellent video. Keep it up!
@Mudkip909 he buys subs he has 146k and his most viewed vid has 19k
@@samfraser9010 Damn that's sneaky! she kept it under lock, huh?
Thank you for the kind words
@Mudkip909 how did you check?
Thanks for showing all the different techniques. I only knew about single pin and raking before this. Having said that you didn't mention bumping. Im trying to work out what im doing when I use a key that fits but wrong keying.. with a lil bit of tension to open a lock.. I think I tried all those techniques and found raking worked best
I didn't do bumping because at the time I did not want to take the time to make a bump key to that lock. I have found both bumping and raking to be very effective approaches.
The acrylic lock makes it very clear what is happening within the padlock.....thanks!
Thank you for the kind words and I'm glad it helps!
By far the best I watched and for the clear lock, that's putting you up above the rest
Thank you for the kind words!
The clear lock makes it so much easier to ubderstand. Thanks for the presentation - very smooth and competent! You know your stuff!
Thank you for the kind words, I am glad it helped a :-)
Lockpicking skill has increased to 100!
Thank you for the kind words!
Great video, just got my lock picking kit in mail today with acrylic lock, best part of vid was kitty purring in the background, u should show him next time!
I am glad you are getting started with the hobby and I have two cats :)
If you would like to learn more checkout my
Playlist: Lock Picking Home School which helps students learn from zero experience up to an intermediate level.
Lock Picking Home School: ruclips.net/p/PLmCWiTycBRr2ydL3SEmLVgzqGZskL0uz_
If you have any questions feel free to ask!
This was educational for me. It helps people learn how locks work.
Thank you for checking this out. If you would like to learn more checkout my
Playlist: Lock Picking Home School which helps students learn from zero experience up to an intermediate level.
Lock Picking Home School: ruclips.net/p/PLmCWiTycBRr2ydL3SEmLVgzqGZskL0uz_
If you have any questions feel free to ask!
Got my kit from Etsy today and I managed to open all three locks supplied with the tools shown, it’s so satisfying.
Congrats on the success
Your Lockpicking skill has increased to 100
Congrats on the level up!
Indeed pretty clear instructions, giving us some actual insight and transparency to the Art of picking locks.
Thank you for the kind words!
A lock that cannot be opened by a tool!
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Great video! I’m pretty new to lock picking and having everything presented clearly is super helpful.
Welcome and thanks for checking it out!
First time that I have seen an instruction video that is so clear and easy to understand. Both thumbs up.
Thank you for the kind words, I am glad that it was helpful for you :-)
If you would like to learn more checkout my
Playlist: Lock Picking Home School which helps students learn from zero experience up to an intermediate level.
Lock Picking Home School: ruclips.net/p/PLmCWiTycBRr2ydL3SEmLVgzqGZskL0uz_
If you have any questions feel free to ask!
I have no idea if you accually read the coments. But if yes please please bring more about it. This video is so perfect you brought the tools and the tecnics behing the tool. PLEASE bring it more ( the TOOL and the TECNIC ) THE TOOL AND THE TECNIC). I'm a begginer and you are my hero now. Please the tool and the tecnic.
THE TOOL AND THE TECNIC.
Thank you for a very informative video, starting with a 'simple' lock. To all the 'expert' detractors (who don't seem to offer any instructional videos of any nature), it's such a shame we aren't ALL born experts. Yes, there are more complex locks available but some of us 'mere mortals' have to start with the basics and gradually build on that knowledge. It seems, by the detractors' theory, brain surgery should be taught on day-one of medical school - or perhaps kindergarten. It's very easy to deride - not so easy to be constructive and informative.
Thank you for checking this out. If you would like to learn more checkout my
Playlist: Lock Picking Home School which helps students learn from zero experience up to an intermediate level.
Lock Picking Home School: ruclips.net/p/PLmCWiTycBRr2ydL3SEmLVgzqGZskL0uz_
If you have any questions feel free to ask!
This is the best quote I have heared it in years
This is one of the very best "how to" videos I've seen so far. I think I'll quit music and become a "breaker inner" ;)
Thank you for the kind words!
Bethesda needs to hire you so Lock Picking will be better in Elder Scrolls.
nine9sixSPS You may be onto something here :)
XD ikr
Old post, but had to mention the early Splinter Cell games had a perfect one that looked just as it should, with the different pins, using a pick with pressure on the wrench. It's been a long time since I seen it, but no other game has even come close.
I remember that, good times
and fallout
This is the best video on how locks work on the internet. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad it helps!
I thought picklocking was so complicated, now I didn't know my neighbor's couch is so comfy
Thanks for sharing
LockPickingLawyer: Opens a tough lock in 7 seconds.
HelpfulLockPicker: Explains how the tough lock was opened in 7 minutes.
Thank you!
You are very welcome
Never understood how people can do so much to something they can’t even see and with such a tiny work space
Thanks for sharing
Great instructional. Appreciate all business no BS video. Thanks.
Thank you for the kind words!
Papa was a old school lock smith and wouldn't like you sharing this!!!
Thanks for sharing! Luckily picking is probably less than 5% of a locksmith's job
I had a friend when I was younger. He could open locks as if by magic, always thought his sense of touch was special-looks like it was!
Thanks for checking it out! If you would like to learn more check out my Lock Picking Home School playlist!
Your videos are so popular here in our community!!
Bless you!
The Blue Dolphin Correctional Facility!
Thanks for checking it out!
A very good demonstration on how locks work. Thank you very much. May be I can now go and pick the drug dealer's lock on next street to locate the stuff he took from me. Joke aside, I realized that there is a "Master Key" option in my local hardware store. It is called a battery powered angle grinder. My garage was broken into despite being padlocked. So I went and bought an "unbreakable" padlock mad of toughened steel at three time the price of a normal lock. I went away and foolishly believed that my garage will be fine. When I came home, the entire lock was gone, and the garage was cleaned out comprehensively, again! This video will help me to break my own lock, but burglars will not bother with messing around. They would go for the "nuclear" option, ie. an angle grinder.
Angle grinders are a great tool lol
Excellent video. Concise, visually informative, and some great examples. I Subbed to your channel, thanks for your time
Thank you for the kind words. If you have any questions feel free to ask or if you can think of a video I can make to make things more clear let me know too :)
Also for some more great info on locksport check out www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking. It is a great community full of wonderful people and we are always looking to teach.
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ive been trying to find a video that can explain on how to do this with visual demonstration put in a simple easy to understand way...FINALLY.. i been wanting to gain this skill but aint had much pratice still ... most people just give a review but dont show how and the ones that do show usually blabber ON AND ON.. AND OOONN... drives me crazy i did skip a couple minutes of your video to get to part i wanted/needed to see but still i gotta say yours is best so far ive seen
Thank you for the kind words and I'm glad it helped!
I love how you explain everything in detail for us. I watched others but you did the best job for us showing us how it works. Thank you I am subscribed. I love to learn everything picking, forging but I never break the law just learning.
Thank you for the kind words
GREAT JOB ON YOUR EXPLANATION. I always wondered how those lock picks worked. TV shows like THE ROCKFORD FILES and HOGAN'S HEROES do a lot of lock picking and now I can understand the fundamentals.
Thank you for the kind words, I am glad it helped!
Oh good. I just tossed an old round storage lock in my trash because I couldn't get it open. Now I have something to play with.
I wish you luck, the sport is fun to get into
Really cool to see the mechanics and understand how it works, but I I can't help but wonder how many criminals are watching this.
You can say that about a lot of different things, however, hopefully this will encourage lock manufactures to make more secure locks. They have the technology and ability but they don't do it
How do we know you're not a criminal? See how that works?
Sounds like something a criminal would say to make us think he's not a criminal. Stay where you are, I've alerted the police and they are on their way.
They already know, they learn this when inside.
I am criminal and now I got gifts for Christmas. Good thing Ring doorbells are only in the front door.
This is by far the best video I found .
thank you for the kind words!
About time a recommended tube video that is actually not a time waste
Thanks for checking it out and I'm glad it was hopeful :-)
Thanks so much for teaching the whole world how to rob me blind.
Thanks for checking out the video. Luckily you need to be more worried about bolt cutters in reality which require less training
@@HelpfulLockPicker how would you open the door to my house with bolt cutters? haha
@@retsinim84 I 've worked in a few garages that had rather handy tools that would take the lock right out of your door with relative ease. If it's a steel door, the tools will take the cylinder out of the lock in about 5 seconds.
@@jpjpjp453 I was only joking. I think most house doors are a joke to begin with because they usually have Windows that can be broken to access the inside of the locks. If there are no windows someone could just brute force their way in. The lock is only on the door to make my wife feel better, haha.
Not for nothing, but locks are only made to keep honest people out.!
I can't wait for my neighbour to go out of town on business, he makes his wife wear a chastity belt while he is gone.
It seems like you need to get practicing
Lol
Makes me remember when I was a child and I wanted to get something from my parents’s room, which was locked while they were at work. I did not know how lockpicking worked and stuck a piece of wood in there, which broke inside.
I got in trouble.
It is never a good idea to pick locks in use. Thanks for checking it out!
Working on and around many different vehicles almost every day means I often need the services of a locksmith. I usually can't afford a locksmith and I attempt to do the work myself. My success rate as a self taught hack locksmith is less than 50/50.😒☹️ I'm very confident I'll be able to improve that success rate after learning from you how tumbler and pin locking mechanisms work and how they can be picked. Thank you dude.
Thanks for sharing
This has to be the one of the easiest locks to pick I've ever seen. Regardless, very educational for those who are new to such.
Thank you for checking it out
Wow,That’s how they opened my house.
Kebede Buna You don't want to pick locks in use but sadly many common locks open this easily. However, statistically speaking thieves don't pick locks. Are you interested in getting into Locksport?
@@HelpfulLockPicker I had a feeling you shouldn't pick locks in use, but I'm not exactly sure why. Why shouldn't you? That's actually the main reason a lot of us watch these lock picking Tut's, so we know how to get in when we're locked out or have forgotten our keys 😁 Though it's interesting to know there's such a thing as Locksport!
@@nattybynature1262 Kinda obvious that it's a rule of thumb just like any tool/skill that can be used for detrimental purposes... Take firearms for example... #1 rule is to never point a gun (loaded or unloaded) at another person. Of course, the main purpose of owning and learning how to use a gun is to do just that when the appropriate situation calls for it..
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Excellent well done 👍🏻
Thank you for the kind words!
HelpfulLockPicker
Very welcome
I have been watching so many Lock Picking videos recently, my FBI agent is getting suspicious
Thank you for sharing
Clearest intro to lock picking I have seen. Thanks. Subscribed and look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thank you for the kind words!
No interest in picking locks but now I know how locks work and how they are picked. Cool video, thanks
thanks for checking it out and I'm glad it helped you understand
Thank you for showing me how to get into my sweet granny's lock box she owes me money after breaking my piggy bank and taking out my $20.25
That sounds like a poor personal practice and granny won't be happy
Actually she will be very happy we are Gypsies
Do a video on entering a bank vault.
I do not
Don't bother. Just access it from underneath. Of course you have to dig a tunnel and bust through some concrete and cut some rebar but that's much easier than trying to pick the vault. Also, no alarms underneath.
Real public service announcement there dude
Thanks
This is such a good classic video. I ordered my vice and it arrives tomorrow so I'll be able to focus on technique and filming my practice sessions. It's hard to admit it but I never realized until the time came for me to start filming my own LegalLockPicker channel how much time is actually involved in making these videos, and I'm only using an iPhone and stage lights.
I'm also going to with your permission put links and references to your videos from mine to help illustrate where some ideas came from and hopefully continue to expand the community. Also, thank you for every minute of your time you spent reviewing my video, I appreciate it.
If you would like to put links to my videos that is okay with me but I would prefer that you don't download my video and use it to supplement yours.
I am going to try to mention your channel this week in my Lock Sport Update so hopefully that will help you get started :)
@@HelpfulLockPicker no of course not, thank you
Great tip on how to retrieve property the neighbors "borrowed" 5yrs ago! 😁👈
just remember to never pick locks in use :-)
As soon as I get out of jail I'm going to try that and do it the right way.
That doesn't sound like a great personal practice.
HGabe Kis
Thanks to Peter McKinnon for randomly getting me obsessed with picking locks
The lock that he picked was a master lock 140 which is an easy 4 pin lock and is not a bad lock for a beginner to start on.
Check out my video description for my progressive lock list.
If you have any questions feel free to ask!
i pick lock with grinder i like your way
@Bill you ever actually try that bill? it depends what type of lock it is but that can be rather hard on some
That is not a bad approach
Great lesson. I have tried to learn but without a clear picture of the structure of the padlock, I was never certain of what pins were or how they worked.
Thank you for the kind words, I am glad the video helped. If you have any questions feel free to ask and also check out my Lock Picking Home School playlist it is designed for beginners to learn to an intermediate level.
A fantastic simple explanation on understanding and picking a lock.
Thank you for checking this out. If you would like to learn more checkout my
Playlist: Lock Picking Home School which helps students learn from zero experience up to an intermediate level.
Lock Picking Home School: ruclips.net/p/PLmCWiTycBRr2ydL3SEmLVgzqGZskL0uz_
If you have any questions feel free to ask!
boss video man!
Thank you!
Thank you i got it now. All the other videos i could not understand. From the UK
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad it helps
Bolt cutters on sale at Home Depot
Thank you for sharing the latest deals
@@HelpfulLockPicker you're welcome. But even better...lock picking tools are cheap on eBay. Had to get me a set. You never know when the world ends. Doomsday prep. And what I mean is the next great depression
@@weareone7315
Nah man. It's *totally* gonna be zombies or North Korean bombs. Haven't you seen the news? This time Kim's last missile test made it off of the launchpad! Soon they'll be able to get it past the testing facility's fence!
As a person who will be working with design work I liked this for the simple reason that I will be the one who needs to know how something will work. I don't know that I will ever make a padlock, but it can't hurt to know how one works.
That's pretty cool! On the off-chance if you ever do make a padlock I would love to see it :-)
@@HelpfulLockPicker I'll let you know if I ever do. Don't sit on the edge of your chair though as I am most likely going to work for an AG business due to my geography.
Holy cow the lockpicking in Oblivion and ESO is more realistic out of all the entries. That very interesting to watch and see how a lock like that works too.
Thanks for checking it out! If you would like to learn more also check out my Lock Picking Home School playlist, it teaches you how to pick locks from a beginner to an intermediate level
Interesting video! However, locks are not usually in a vice. Try doing this on a lock, that is able to move around. It's not as easy. I guess I'm not a very good lock picker. A lock only keeps the honest people honest!!!
Thank you for the kind words! I agree, locks in use are often much harder!
I'm thinking it was in a vise to help the viewers see. If it was in use would be hard to see through the guys hand to see a dam thing in the video dont you think?
@@alvino9611 agreed, for a visual aid, its great. I also thought the video was helpful. I bought the same practice lock, and picks.
For me, it took longer. Like I said earlier, I'm not a very good lock picker.
This is why it was in a vise, however, I typically prefer to pick locks in hand if you check out any of my other videos.
Locks in use are more difficult to open than locks at home.
I'm blaming you if I get caught.
I would not call that a good personal practice
4:53 fastest lock pick I've ever seen
Thanks for checking it out!
Lol, this was my favorite part, too. 🔒
cheers fella just got my self a lawnmower strimmer and a garden rake
Thank you for sharing
LockPickingLawyer and this video is inspiring me to get some kind of lock picking kit and try to pick my home's locks, to see whether they're any good.
If you live in the US most likely they are not difficult, however, you really do not want to pick locks which are in use. You can break them.
@@HelpfulLockPicker I'm from the Netherlands. I didn't think of the possibility of breaking my locks. Thanks for the heads-up.
Can pick locks. Can't put a new battery in his smoke detector.
Lol, changing out the batteries is not the problem, thanks for noticing though! Maybe it is my little easter egg.
Ha! Thought I was the only one that noticed that. I thought it was my smoke detector at first
Dead Meatness 😂 you’re right oh well
Probably couldnt get it open
Watched it 2.4million times still couldn't open a lack😑
Lol
Need to try it on a lock.
@@michaeldudziak2346ok
Great video! I can't help but wonder if this is "advertiser friendly" content or not. Like I personally give a shit!
It seems to be historically
So simply illustrated compared to the few others I've watched.
thank you for the kind words!
Thanx bro! Montaged your vid in a loop to cure my insomnia.
I am glad the soporific effect of my voice is able to help you out
oh screw this!! I'm going to just gorilla glue myself into my home every night!!!
Thanks for sharing
Lol why would you get any dislikes that was pretty slick
Thanks for checking it out!
So is a combo lock better?
No, they are easy to decode
no locks are fool proof. lol.
Very clear explanation. The transparent lock did the trick.
Thank you for the kind words!
Thanks to this video I moved into my new home
thanks for checking it out