I agree - though I would like to see far more real world (Shrouded / wheeled / gated) proofs. I REALLY struggle when access and lighting is limited - shorter picks and no visual core twitching.... makes me feel like the first day again.
That makes me think of leather face dragging a victim into the basement as they are screaming and clawing on the floor in a desperate attempt to get away.
Respect to you for posting up this video as opposed to going out and buying another lock and re-shooting it with a quicker open. Just goes to show how genuine you are. Keep up the good work into 2020 and beyond.
@@danpowell806 I'm not sure Mrs LPL would be ok with armor piercing rounds being fired in the garage, plus they'd probably ruin the piece he had the lock secured on.
I brought my dentist a lock and MY picks as a joke. I explained how to apply tension and look for binding pins to lift. He had it open in less time than it took you to read this.
I got anxious during that silence, thinking; "I don't understand what is happening, why are you struggling, speak to me! Please!" edit: my english is off today
It's nice to have this kind of videos as a reminder that pick resistance is not the only thing to consider for locking. Of course, the pick resistance is the weakest point of this lock even though the physical security rests on a single pin.
LPL: “Lets take this lock down to the garage.” Lock realizes it has fallen into the hands of the greatest enemy of all locks the world over. An icy chill runs through the locks core as it understands its death is only moments away.
After months and months of watching you and Bos, I have finally bought a practice lock and pick set. It is only a $20 eBay special, but hopefully it will be enough to get me started and see if I can get a feel before deciding to dive in the deep end. Thanks for the quality vids and hope you keep going into the future.
Master Lock, sweats a little: "Oh no, it's this guy again... Heh, I'll just drop my shackle right away like always so he leaves me alone" LPL: "We're going to head down to the garage" Master Lock: "MAMAAAAAA... I DON'T WANNA DIE!"
Just had to drill 2 of these out at our shop on a customers van. Wasn’t bad at all. Drilled hole took a extractor for bolts and turned it and opened right up. About 15min a lock for something i haven’t done before.
The problem I have with this example is it is actually more difficult then your example when it's mounted onto something. Putting the hasp in the vise doesn't simulate anything except that the tool itself will fit the mounting hasp. When the unit is up against something a steel door with levers(shipping container) or vehicle it is much more of a inconvenience. Either way thank you for your efforts to keep us entertain.
Never knew our Lockpicking lawyer knows the Hard Way of breaking open a Lock.🤩🤩 I always think, there are only a few locks in the world who could survive your picking style 🤪🤪
"and once the core was out, I was able to insert about an ounce of Semtex into the cavity. Using my tactical laser to ignite the explosive, we see that the lock was no match for it."
Being a lawyer he knows of the dangers of officially recommending anything anywhere. So I think we'll never see him openly supportive of any lock ever without full disclosure (if it's paid or donated by a company) and an obligatory denial of liability. And he certainly will never make such blunder as "Top N good locks" recommendation video.
Love your videos, but have a small request for when you're doing something like this in the future: Can you narrate what is going on when you were messing around with the inside of the puck lock? I wasn't sure what you were doing, what the different tools being used were. etc. Thanks!
That's one hell of a setup you've got there! It seems like it would only be worth getting all that extra gear if your job was bypassing locks. Still I got to say I love your videos👍
The destructive attacks are the best. Still waiting for one on that huge squire padlock destruction test. That's going to be a challenge to get into and a great video
Lol I used to be a thief. Even when my hands were freezing in outside weather I could pick a master locks winthin a few minutes. The combo locks were even easier!
What I liked about this video was the puller was spaced a little away from the lock so we could see the core coming out a little. If you could enhance that space so it’s more visible for the next time that would be even better
00:53 so in order to prevent this type of attack, you weld another piece of steel, an outcropping of steel, like those round curved pieces around the puck lock to the left of the keyway. Either directly to the right of the mounting screw hole or to the left of it. You may be able to screw that initial screw into the core but you’ll never fit the core puller if there’s a protruding piece of steel 2 inches deep. What do you think? Thanks for the idea, I’m in the process of making my own custom-made Hasp for puck locks. But my puck locks are going to use one of those cone shaped versions that are more difficult to drill and I’m going to Rotasera cores.
If it took a pro like him that long to get past the puck lock, I think its safe to say the common street tweeker will take substantially longer, which in tern gives me time to load my 12 gauge after my motion sensor goes off. Ill be buying this lock thanks LPL
The video is 3 hours old and you have 2600+ views. Pretty impressive. You have over a Million addicted viewers. Most of whom probably never thought about picking a 🔒. That’s quite a fixture for holding the lock. Does this lock qualify as “essentially unpickable” due to the effort required?
So... what exactly did you do to remove the shackle? Did you snatch it my the pin hole and then pull it out? It’s kinda hard to imagine for me right now.
Pushing up on the lock and down on the outside end of the shackle as you extract it = considerably faster. A particular long needle nose might work as well. . A quick change on the drill for running a screw (bolt) and then a socket to turn the puller would also shave considerable time.
I think you know might know this, I use that ratchet at work and it can be used really fast if you don't need a lot of torque. Either stick a screwdriver in the second hole and spin it or with your finger as long as the second ratchet is set in the right direction.
When I saw the mock-up latch this lock was attached to, I immediately thought that a shield in front of the core would prevent almost any attack short of a grinder. Even a Masterlock core cannot be pulled or picked if the tools can't be inserted.
An honest, if albeit dumb question. If a lock is hardened against drilling the core, would this sort of attack also not work? If it would still work, why would the screw be able to get through when a drill bit can't?
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Today I learned LockPickingLawyer will take way longer to destroy a lock than to pick it.
he just didn't pull the core far enough out of the lock before he brute forced it
Well he's not called LockDestroyingLawyer for a reason
He should have used the tool he made with Bosnian Bill.
Paul Elderson I don’t know, he does use destructive entry methods fairly often
In all fairness it did put up a bit of a fight. Was slower than when he picks locks.
Thats the most resistance a master lock as ever put up.
Their mechanical design is definitely better than the design of their cores.
DrLex1 except the LOTO padlocks. Swap that into some of their sturdier locks and you’re onto something.
Nothing to see here officer; just doing a little ... ahem ... maintenance on this lock!
I agree - though I would like to see far more real world (Shrouded / wheeled / gated) proofs.
I REALLY struggle when access and lighting is limited - shorter picks and no visual core twitching.... makes me feel like the first day again.
I don't think this will work on a laminated lock as you'd be pressing on the bottom plate and trying to pull it at the same time.
„We are going to head down to the garage“
Lock: *internal screaming*
The core puller: i 'm gonna like this
I certainly wan't expecting to see surgery on this channel!
That makes me think of leather face dragging a victim into the basement as they are screaming and clawing on the floor in a desperate attempt to get away.
It's a Master... Don't bother.
I swear I saw that poor thing trembling
Respect to you for posting up this video as opposed to going out and buying another lock and re-shooting it with a quicker open. Just goes to show how genuine you are. Keep up the good work into 2020 and beyond.
I was going to post exactly the same, and couldn't have said it better.
How do you know this isnt the faster time that he re shot?
Seems like a lot of effort to open a Master Lock. Could you not have just called it mean names to open it instead?
Like BosnianBill did once? :)
HSishi Source please?
Aliens
Me noticing 4 and half minute video: this has to be some high rate pentagon lock
Edit: Oh, he is not picking it, my bad
Did you not read the title?
@@Bobbyjwmwb spoilers, yo.
Imagine my surprise when I see the thumbnail and it says Master lock. Four minutes half on MASTER LOCK??? Is this serious???
It was the perfect 90 rotation of the shackle that took the time. Long needle nose pliers are an important part of my edc.
Exactly. I should have looked at the orientation for reference before turning... I could have opened it way faster.
@@lockpickinglawyer If for some reason you hadn't been able to get the shackle out, what would you have done to get the lock off? Torch?
@@HariSeldon913 Armor piercing rounds?
@@danpowell806 I'm not sure Mrs LPL would be ok with armor piercing rounds being fired in the garage, plus they'd probably ruin the piece he had the lock secured on.
"Got some nice core tention.
Snap out of 1.
2 is broken.
Nothing holdind 3.
4 is loose.
And a crack out of 5 and it's broken."
...6 is binding, lemme go get the magnetic tipped screwdriver.
xD
It's quiet time in household and I'm howling. Laughing so hard can't breath straight, darn it
@@agalerex te mereces un like del LPL
@@mita48894 ...What?
@@agalerex "you deserve a like from LPL"
This brings back memories of my dentist using the same tools and technique to extract my wisdom teeth.
I brought my dentist a lock and MY picks as a joke. I explained how to apply tension and look for binding pins to lift. He had it open in less time than it took you to read this.
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Today I learned that really TLPL makes his videos in one take. This would never be the best of various takes. You are human!
These videos are brilliant and I can't stop watching them. No clickbait, just short, sweet and straight to the point
The professionalism silence kills me.
Nah. That's the screaming of master lock.
I got anxious during that silence, thinking; "I don't understand what is happening, why are you struggling, speak to me! Please!" edit: my english is off today
Considering it's a MasterLock, you probably could've just raked it open much faster.
Could have comb picked it faster
It's nice to have this kind of videos as a reminder that pick resistance is not the only thing to consider for locking. Of course, the pick resistance is the weakest point of this lock even though the physical security rests on a single pin.
LPL: “Lets take this lock down to the garage.”
Lock realizes it has fallen into the hands of the greatest enemy of all locks the world over.
An icy chill runs through the locks core as it understands its death is only moments away.
Your videos are very relaxing and I watch them to help me fall asleep at night. I have mild insomnia. 😊
A 4 minute video on a master lock, it's a Christmas miracle.
Love how you tossed the keys down: "welp... Not gonna need these anymore."
I was starting to get mighty hypnotised by all that turning.
Master lock: more secure when failing than when functioning.
Proving that when being arrested, go limp and empty your bowels. {0.o}
😆😂🤣
After months and months of watching you and Bos, I have finally bought a practice lock and pick set. It is only a $20 eBay special, but hopefully it will be enough to get me started and see if I can get a feel before deciding to dive in the deep end.
Thanks for the quality vids and hope you keep going into the future.
When he said "going to head down to the garage" I heard a tiny "Noooooo!"
Master Lock, sweats a little: "Oh no, it's this guy again... Heh, I'll just drop my shackle right away like always so he leaves me alone"
LPL: "We're going to head down to the garage"
Master Lock: "MAMAAAAAA... I DON'T WANNA DIE!"
Master lock: “Sometimes I wish I’d never been made at all”
I love watching these videos just to see how his techniques are evolving.
That core puller looks very handy indeed, and not just for locks.
Just had to drill 2 of these out at our shop on a customers van. Wasn’t bad at all. Drilled hole took a extractor for bolts and turned it and opened right up. About 15min a lock for something i haven’t done before.
The problem I have with this example is it is actually more difficult then your example when it's mounted onto something. Putting the hasp in the vise doesn't simulate anything except that the tool itself will fit the mounting hasp. When the unit is up against something a steel door with levers(shipping container) or vehicle it is much more of a inconvenience. Either way thank you for your efforts to keep us entertain.
I've never seen so much resistance from a Master!
Nice of you to show the working out as well as the result!
Never knew our Lockpicking lawyer knows the Hard Way of breaking open a Lock.🤩🤩
I always think, there are only a few locks in the world who could survive your picking style 🤪🤪
As soon as you said about using the core puller I thought the same thing you did about the role pin as the weak spot. Nicely done mate 👍🤘🖖🍻
2:21 "nice click out of one.."
I thought that was a false set!
Those hands are so smooth for a boomer lock picker 😳
LPL: "So here's what we're going to do: we're going to head down to the garage and-"
Master Lock: "Nooooo! Not the garage!"
If locks were sentient, hearing "down to the garage" for this guy should induce panic and pleading for mercy.
That lock held up far better than expected.
Most thieves wouldn't have all the tools to hand and definitely would not have skills like yours...
This is one RUclipsr who'll never get robbed
Will there be a video with a list of best and worst locks for 2019?
I really hope so.
I'd also love to see LPL's design of a lock.
just sort his videos, anything under 2:30 is a terrible lock.
If I was designing locks I would him to be our adviser
Your wisdom and dexterity are amazing to witness. You got yourself a new sub. Thank you for the great content.
If you told me this was a video of LPL struggling with a lock, I would have called you a liar. Lol! Thanks, LPL, for keeping it real!
That resisted far longer than most locks do in your hands. I'd chalk that up as a rare win for Master Locks.
LPL's Garage: Where locks go to be destructively disassembled
I think this is the most work you've ever needed to put into a Master lock...
After seeing how long it took and how many tools LPL needed I'm sure I only wanna use hidden-shackle locks from now on
The Abus 37/60 has the unique feature of having the core milled from the top down into the body of the lock.
That makes me want to buy another one.
"and once the core was out, I was able to insert about an ounce of Semtex into the cavity. Using my tactical laser to ignite the explosive, we see that the lock was no match for it."
Isn't that MacGyver's story?
Obviously there's no match if you had to use a laser.
I'm amazed at how many different tools went into that master lock to get the shackle out
Hey, LPL, maybe you can do something like TOP10 safest locks 2019 ? Would love to know your opinion.
That is good idea. Im pretty sure other People wanna see that kind of top10 from the best lock expert on yt👍
Thats easy, look at all videos from 2019 any over 5 mins you know the lock is reasonable🤔
Being a lawyer he knows of the dangers of officially recommending anything anywhere. So I think we'll never see him openly supportive of any lock ever without full disclosure (if it's paid or donated by a company) and an obligatory denial of liability. And he certainly will never make such blunder as "Top N good locks" recommendation video.
Your videos have convinced me to buy Paclock and never master lock. Shame they aren’t sold near me.
Well shit didn't expect that Master to hold on for dear life!
I had no idea what was happening at any point but I did enjoy the vid!
Love your videos, but have a small request for when you're doing something like this in the future: Can you narrate what is going on when you were messing around with the inside of the puck lock? I wasn't sure what you were doing, what the different tools being used were. etc. Thanks!
Hi this is the LPL and im going to exploit every lock ever made... as always have a nice day.
if your reading this
i hope you have a happy new year
and make your dreams come true
I just got my first lock picking kit thank you for making awesome videos
This "garage" of yours is a lock torture room!
That's one hell of a setup you've got there! It seems like it would only be worth getting all that extra gear if your job was bypassing locks. Still I got to say I love your videos👍
The destructive attacks are the best. Still waiting for one on that huge squire padlock destruction test. That's going to be a challenge to get into and a great video
Masterlock PR: Something Something controlled environment...
Lol I used to be a thief. Even when my hands were freezing in outside weather I could pick a master locks winthin a few minutes. The combo locks were even easier!
I'm a lock picking lawyer and this is what I learned from my customer today.
What I liked about this video was the puller was spaced a little away from the lock so we could see the core coming out a little. If you could enhance that space so it’s more visible for the next time that would be even better
Pretty damn good lock. If the LPL took this long and had this hard a time, the average slug would stand no chance.
Somehow I like watching bruteforce/bypass attacks a lot more than picking
Rare look are LPL's work shop. Good stuff, keep it coming 👏🤙
You do have the best collection of toys
i didn't know puck locks existed. they look so cool. gonna have to weld the doors shut, then put the lock on.
00:53 so in order to prevent this type of attack, you weld another piece of steel, an outcropping of steel, like those round curved pieces around the puck lock to the left of the keyway. Either directly to the right of the mounting screw hole or to the left of it. You may be able to screw that initial screw into the core but you’ll never fit the core puller if there’s a protruding piece of steel 2 inches deep.
What do you think?
Thanks for the idea, I’m in the process of making my own custom-made Hasp for puck locks.
But my puck locks are going to use one of those cone shaped versions that are more difficult to drill and I’m going to Rotasera cores.
Nice to see that even LPL uses the Harbor Freight free screwdriver!
Brutal but fun to watch. To be honest, I never did like the way the entire core slides out on these locks.
Since I'm so early, let me tell you a joke:
MasterLock
Made my day lol
@@Mohsin_Shahh 😄
Hmmm. Yesh, very funny comment. 9/10. Would read again. Would be 10\10 if in the right situation
To get to the other side...
MasterLock shareholders: Any publicity is good publicity.
LPL: "We're going to head down to the garage..."
Lock: Begins sweating profusely
Love your videos you inspired me to be begin lock picking
If it took a pro like him that long to get past the puck lock, I think its safe to say the common street tweeker will take substantially longer, which in tern gives me time to load my 12 gauge after my motion sensor goes off. Ill be buying this lock thanks LPL
"Master Lock: When destroying the lock is less practical and slower than just picking it."
Core puller wins again, great review brother
Damn son you worked hard at this one
A perfect lock video for my birthday
Everything that always shows up in my recommendations is you breaking the lock not picking it.
Everyones on here talking about locks. Look at how organized his tools are in the background. 😯
The video is 3 hours old and you have 2600+ views. Pretty impressive. You have over a Million addicted viewers. Most of whom probably never thought about picking a 🔒. That’s quite a fixture for holding the lock. Does this lock qualify as “essentially unpickable” due to the effort required?
Somehow I get the impression that this would be a 1:00 video if he picked it instead of drilling it.
"No, please sir, not the garage, anything but that!" *sobbing*
So... what exactly did you do to remove the shackle? Did you snatch it my the pin hole and then pull it out? It’s kinda hard to imagine for me right now.
I smile when I hear “we’ll go to the garage”.
Well done Harry, great video
So I’ve been watching all these. Ideas on puck locks and I’m trying to figure out what the best puck lock I can buy. Can you suggest one for me?
Pushing up on the lock and down on the outside end of the shackle as you extract it = considerably faster. A particular long needle nose might work as well. .
A quick change on the drill for running a screw (bolt) and then a socket to turn the puller would also shave considerable time.
I think you know might know this, I use that ratchet at work and it can be used really fast if you don't need a lot of torque. Either stick a screwdriver in the second hole and spin it or with your finger as long as the second ratchet is set in the right direction.
This little Master Lock fought LockPickingLawer's core puller far more effectively than it's brothers and sisters fight his lockpicks.
Probably one of the best MasterLocks out there considering the time it took. lol
Lock after picking: that wasn't bad at all right guys.
LPL: let's head down to the garage and see what happens.
Lock: wait what Noo Nooo Noooo!
Did I just see ... a Master lock resist LPL for nearly three minutes? OMG!
hahaha xD
When I saw the mock-up latch this lock was attached to, I immediately thought that a shield in front of the core would prevent almost any attack short of a grinder. Even a Masterlock core cannot be pulled or picked if the tools can't be inserted.
Some pretty heavy duty stuff in LPL’s garage. Anyone would think he was going equipped..... oh, what’s that, he is, oh!
I wonder if Mrs. LPL has ever locked her man out of the house. 🤷🏻♂️
More like chains and locks . And watch him wiggle out of that, or so intimate play first.
I like how he threw those keys on the bench with such disdain, he knows he don't need them.
Have you ever tried using a dent puller to breach a lock? They’re readily available at many automotive stores.
You could genuinely learn how to rob garages with this guy's videos dam you why do lock nerds even exist on RUclips
2 questions - 1) how would an Abloy/Mul-T-Lock/Medeco hold up to this attack?
2) why not use a cordless impact with a deep socket to spin?
An honest, if albeit dumb question. If a lock is hardened against drilling the core, would this sort of attack also not work? If it would still work, why would the screw be able to get through when a drill bit can't?
You lift the pins with a brass shim before inserting the screw. 👍
@@lockpickinglawyer Thanks!
Talk about gutting a lock...
A little like the final scene in 'Braveheart'.