Lock: partially reflects LPL’s face LPL: “An Inexcusable design flaw.”

@karffiol

Жыл бұрын

he's got a beard!

"I felt one 'security' pin, if you even want to call it that" Completely melted the lock with that burn

@blitz07734

4 жыл бұрын

Solrac Mustache Man. yes🤣

@blitz07734

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@sethtothemax

3 жыл бұрын

Was melted from the begining

@QuintarFarenor

3 жыл бұрын

Talk about non-destructible-picking ;)

Masterlock "We have made a lock with two different ways of access" LPL "You mean you have doubled the vulnerabilities?"

@longanh9151

4 жыл бұрын

Underated comment XD

@blitz07734

4 жыл бұрын

DefinitelyNotDan yes

@blitz07734

4 жыл бұрын

Punker also yes

@rainbowsprinkles4234

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, exactly! This viewer has been foamy at the mouth at other seeing other flats in her building fitted with mind-boggling locks which can be opened by either a key or combination, so the madness of that product is not even unique! Why the heck do lock makers go to the bother of adding more mechanism, in the one way which unambiguously and obviously reduces the value of the product? Why does any one ever buy such a nonsensical thing? That night watch feature is a great idea, though; really ought be standard on residential locks! Hopefully that catches on, it's less likely to be seen as "unsightly" than a standalone latch for the purpose, so more likely to be widely adopted.

@bensoncheung2801

2 жыл бұрын

@@longanh9151 Matt from EBF?

St Peter at the Pearly Gates: What are you doing? LPL: "One is binding, we got a click from two. . ."

@RAYTHEONGAMING

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂 Underrated comment

@PokerPlayerJames

4 жыл бұрын

@@RAYTHEONGAMING 💖

@TheUltimateRare

4 жыл бұрын

"don't mind me, i'm just testing your locks! Once i unlock it, i promise i will lock it again! If you excuse me... *3 in binding... a click out of 4*....."

@kendo5862

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@Baka_Oppai

4 жыл бұрын

so original its posted on every single video

"Deeply flawed" should be Master Lock's product description and company tagline.

@brandonspringer

4 жыл бұрын

Nobody unlike or add a like to this comment. Nobody.

@tchgs11zdok15

4 жыл бұрын

@@brandonspringer too late my friend

@tragikak4785

2 жыл бұрын

@@tchgs11zdok15 not too late😏

Now I finally know the face behind the voice, from the reflections inthe beginning.

@nosoynadaoiga4144

6 жыл бұрын

Firefly AUT yes not what i was expecting,he looks like a soccer dad

@Polite_Cat

6 жыл бұрын

its a little ironic that his face and (potentially) his identity was given up by none other then a masterlock! one way or the other, their locks will almost try to be insecure!

@fireflyaut4313

6 жыл бұрын

Wil I dont understand American Deadbolts, it seems so inferrior to the european locking system

@fireflyaut4313

6 жыл бұрын

He looks like a lawyer, not even bad.

@MorellioBenoir

6 жыл бұрын

At least he picks locks wearing clothing. :)

1:39 small face reveal!!!! lmao the reflection in the lock has shown our master!!!

@Quacks0

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I saw that, too --- we finally got to see his bearded ugly mug, but did we faint from the experience??? :P :D

@someGUYwithADHD

3 жыл бұрын

ALL HAIL LPL!

@mihan2d

3 жыл бұрын

MasterLock when hiring a hitman: *So then, this reflection would be your target*

@nonyabusiness7794

2 жыл бұрын

A bit of a face reveal, and partial fingerprints. Caught LPL in a rare slip-up!

@LRM12o8

2 жыл бұрын

LPL may have defeated Master Lock in a million ways, but Master Lock defeated LPLs anonymity! The shiny things gets 'em every time. Chris Fix accidentally revealed his face in much of the same way, since then he always wears a bike helmet when filming videos

I love the engineering and effort that goes into locks. However in a residential situation the population doesn't need to determine if their lock is pick proof, on the basis that their windows are most likely not brick proof.

@JessicaFEREM

5 жыл бұрын

unless you buy some good glass

@senatorbencarson33

5 жыл бұрын

What about the silent assassins?

@knightriderultimate

5 жыл бұрын

JessicaFEREM Or some iron bars

@goreobsessed2308

5 жыл бұрын

Good luck with that my windows have interior bars

@cloudstrifeification

5 жыл бұрын

@@goreobsessed2308 How do you get out in case of a fire?

12 minute video from LPL "oh, must be a really good lock.." Oh no, a MasterLock!

"...someone more skilled at manipulation than me..." LOL! Who on God's green earth would that be?

@SamnissArandeen

5 жыл бұрын

I know right? He's skilled at manipulation in tight spaces to reach just the right spots. His wife must *really* be glad.

@BigEightiesNewWave

5 жыл бұрын

Bosnianbill.

@DASyam-tb7qt

4 жыл бұрын

I mean, he's a lockpicker AND a lawyer

@slickchichen

4 жыл бұрын

How about this guy... kzread.info/dash/bejne/o6uTlqqKfbaToM4.html

@tchgs11zdok15

4 жыл бұрын

@@slickchichen I mean... Yeah, probably

Him: *won first place in lockfest competition* Also him: I think someone more skilled at manipulation then me would be able to take advantage of that

@theapexsurvivor9538

3 жыл бұрын

If someone were more skilled than him, they might well be getting paid good money to not reveal their skills in competitions...

@thedarkdragon1437

3 жыл бұрын

let's just say people more skilled than him are...well... people who nobody knows even after they've stolen from you

@MikkoRantalainen

3 жыл бұрын

I think he meant combination lock manipulation. Like for example Jeff Sitar: kzread.info/dash/bejne/o6uTlqqKfbaToM4.html

@tornadotaylor8956

3 жыл бұрын

Hes a picking master he isnt as good at manipulation.

@Dexaan

3 жыл бұрын

There's always a bigger fish

"master lock" and "deeply flawed" seem to go together a lot.

This is a remarkably shiny & reflective lock. Also functions as a mirror! 2:06

@gamedemon89

2 жыл бұрын

Another flaw by master lock

@homelesszombie

Жыл бұрын

Woah secret functions!!!! You must work for Masterlock!!

@EATSLEEPDRIVE2002

Жыл бұрын

An inexcusable design flaw.

"until we hear a loud click" *Tiny click happens* "I hope you could hear it"

It looks like this is effectively a two number combination, since the third number latches in as you get to it. It's pretty much impossible to miss it.

Very interesting lock. Pretty cool actually. But of course it being a Master Lock they found a way to screw up a good thing.

@no-trick-pony

6 жыл бұрын

I'm always amazed on how they f*ck up. You might guess, that at some point in time, while engineering, someone might think "uh, could someone actually open this by sticking stuff in holes?". But no. Someone could also think "uh, the third number actually does NOTHING, simply turning the knob until the unlockin mechanism engages after the second number is enough". Nope. Not at Master Lock. Their Speed Dial lock? Ingenious mechanism, really. But the body can be opened from the outside by removing three screws (okay one is a one-way screw, but with a little effort you get that out as well). WTF.

@bobbykeyz1263

6 жыл бұрын

no-trick-pony_lockpicking I have a speed dial I'm thinking of doing a video on my friend.

@no-trick-pony

6 жыл бұрын

I would love to see one! :)

@pete_lind

6 жыл бұрын

Only thing needed would be a thin plate to prevent manipulation of that lock. They even have screws I there that could hold that plate on place . Then again that plate would cost 10-20 cents to manufacture .

@ireneshelton3661

5 жыл бұрын

I haven't watched his channel a lot -- in fact I'm surprised that Master Lock products are bad lock picking wise-- but I'm also surprised that LPL (Lockpickinglawyer) didn't cover the Master Lock Speed Dial Lock, because my school had some pretty interesting history with that lock. During first semester of freshman year, everyone either had the standard combination lock you can get from Walmart and/or rent from the school (both Master Lock), or the Speed Dial. I believe around second semester of that year, or maybe even the beginning of sophmore year, the school enacted a very strict ban on the Speed Dial, even going so far as to cut off the offending locks (but not before asking the owner if they're going to replace it with a school certified lock). I believe that was because the Speed Dial was super easy to break manually, and I could see why -- the case that held the locking mechanism was probably made from plastic, or some soft metal. I never held it in my hand, but I'm curious to see the security flaws it has.

Lpl : absolutely inexcusable vulnerability Me : has no idea what just happened

@OmniscientWarrior

4 жыл бұрын

He just stuck a tiny piece of metal and turned the lock around and in the same amount of time it would take a person to unlock it correctly.

@bigb0yice

3 жыл бұрын

Me on every single video of his i watch.. everyday :)

Ever feel like you're in the matrix sometimes? You find a good channel, watch a few videos, and suddenly you know how to pick locks, or make explosives.

@umbrakinesis2011

6 жыл бұрын

Perhaps explosives weren't the ideal second example, they were just the first thing that came to mind... I also learned how to build a heat powered (External combustion) engine, so theres that...

@One1One1111

4 жыл бұрын

On which channel did you learn that? And yeah i know what you mean

@joshuaroberts8764

3 жыл бұрын

Or build a dirt mansion with a pool

@umbrakinesis2011

3 жыл бұрын

@@One1One1111 Well, wouldn't this be an epic conversation through time if you read this? Given my original post was 2 years ago now, and yours 6 months. I've seen a few videos on making a stirling engine out of varius cheap parts, I can't remember which channel it was but quite a few cover the topic, and I can't find the video I saw. Applied science can teach you how to build an electron microscope as well, though and he covers similar topics.

@pestylucas7406

2 жыл бұрын

@@umbrakinesis2011 have you learnt anything new now?

When lpl talks about Master locks it reminds me of when my teachers said I " wasn't applying myself", lol.

Those “tongs” are actually locking artery clamps. Medical devices that are very handy for all sorts of things.

@travism7585

3 жыл бұрын

I have used Magills to get all sorts of things from difficult places.

You can tell he really enjoys his job. I can appreciate that

1:24 Oh. That's what you look like.

@ii8cookiesn643

4 жыл бұрын

anon ymous he looks like critikal

@redline9579

4 жыл бұрын

Syco

@clickrick

4 жыл бұрын

Correction: that's what he looks like with a fake beard.

@luckystar3641

4 жыл бұрын

I can bareley even make out that there is even a face there how do you guys know what he looks like

@maazkazi2591

3 жыл бұрын

Handlebar moustache.

Been watching a lot of your videos on your channel lately and I like how every lock opens with ease to you no matter how difficult the lock is. Very impressive skills . Glad to be a new subscriber ~

Cool lock .. 1st time seeing one.. I'd buy one. I like that the combo can be changed. I don't like the night latch feature though. That can be an issue at times. I'm a locksmith that deals primarily with muli family housing. Locks like these can be used to allow tenants entry without issuing keys. The landlord holds the key for access. In the real world, locks keep honest people honest. No junkie is going to pick a lock. If they want to get in they will find a way. Usually by smashing the door or window. Picking is locksmith skill..

@Dylan_Sterling

5 жыл бұрын

pjdambra That’s why you have a nice Mossberg 500. If the crackhead enters your house uninvited, rack the shotgun, and nine times out of ten, the little shithead will piss themselves and run off. Or if they don’t, just go ahead and shoot em. This will only fuck you over if you live in a blue state like I do.

watching your videos i've realized the best way to keep my house secure is to replace my doors and windows with brick walls

Well done that was an excellent bypass, never seen that type of lock, so very informative!!

Master: Stop showing people how crap our stuff is, we have lawyers, you know?! You: I am a lawyer. Master: .....................

@JeffLMisc

6 жыл бұрын

i thought it was funny when bosnianbill got the nasty note from master lock :)

@MrBurgandy25

6 жыл бұрын

link?

@benb3316

5 жыл бұрын

IMO if somehow RL works like it should... Master:........ .....uh.... let's get back to you..... Hey! We are calling. No, we are NOT bringing legal issues. We'd like to HIRE you. We'll have you working with our engineers, who are jaw-dropped over your vids! They have tons of ideas and we want to work with you. Now, mind you what we make needs to be manufactured at a sane price, but again that's why we are having you talk with our engineers, they'll put you through the details on how these are made. Long and short we'll make something challenging for YOU to pick with your compensated help. You to pick +5 mins = our worst goal, 15, 30 minutes the premium. Your pick time likely = 1/10th the time of all but the most advanced thieves, 30% of said thieves just know the simple tricks you exploit which we need to PURGE from anything above a Kindegartener's lunchbox and knew it with or without KZread. We might not want you to do a KZread video on it, but we'll work with you so you can endorse it or not regardless of how it turns out... etc. till you are an Engineering assistant and staff lawyer for Master and possibly other locks, or other makers begging to headhunt/recruit you or licence patents from Master! Sadly, not likely in RL, but hopefully!

@BigEightiesNewWave

5 жыл бұрын

doesn't mean he is adept at defending himself in that situation. Same reason Doctors do consults.

@candyman9635

4 жыл бұрын

@Soturian No, they are rated on what an average thief will do. As in they are strong because they assume people don't pick locks. When master makes shitty cores though, thieves will do some research and they'll reap the rewards of a careless company.

He talks so calmly, I can imagine him in the apocalypse, picking into other peoples bunkers and showing them why their locks are bad

Funnily enough this video resulted in a sale for Master Lock. I bought the version of this deadbolt sans the combination-lock feature. The "Night Watch" feature that LPL demonstrated is legitimately useful and makes the lock completely pick-proof for the most important time: when you're at home. Also, it can be enabled even when you're not at home if you leave through another door that is far less likely to be attacked. I only wish there was a good way to replace or repin the cylinder to make it a bit harder to pick, since I'm pretty sure the version I bought doesn't even have the bump pin, let alone any other anti-pick features.

@johndododoe1411

2 жыл бұрын

To repin, follow his disassembly demonstration and use the master pinning kit he mentioned. Anyway the traditional alternative to that "nightwatch" feature is a traditional hand operated sliding bolt mounted on the inside of the door.

@lqr824

Жыл бұрын

I've also had doors with a similar feature with the inside knob: turn left to unlock, center to lock, and far right to lock and disable the key.

Thanks for stripping both sides of the lock, it was great to see the inside of the combination section as well as the lock itself. With no cuts on the 4 and 5 pins, this was basically a 3-pin lock wasn't it? Why hasn't anyone sued Master for false promises from their name?

LPL has much more hair than I expected. I was thinking of someone who looks more like Grady from Practical Engineering

Shim to simply turn the lock? SERIOUSLY??

Master never ceases to amaze me on how spectacularly they can mess up. I mean, COME ON! Methods like bypassing with shims, picking etc. have been in existence ever since locks were "invented". I don't get why engineers at Master Lock don't see such pretty obvious design flaws. It should be obvious to at least once think "uh, okay, is there any opening in the housing where I could stick something in and can actually manipulate the locking mechanism?". And what the hell is wrong with the third number? You don't even need to know it, you just turn that darn knob until the unlocking mechanism starts turning, reducing it to a two number lock. This also should have been obvious at the time this was engineered. They keep on failing spectacularly. They have really ingenious mechanisms like the Speeddial.. and then they put into a body, which can be opened and unlocked in locked state by simpling removing three screws from the outside of the lock. WTF??? Thanks again for your really interesting review. I simply don't get Master Lock.

@LoganDark4357

6 жыл бұрын

your avatar is adorable. :p

@no-trick-pony

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! :3

@adamnichols476

6 жыл бұрын

they fired all their engineers and hired tons of marketing people instead.

@tygonmaster

5 жыл бұрын

They know. They just do not care. They know 99.9999% of the people that buy their products do not know anything about locks and they know 99.999% of the people that try to get into something are just going to break the lock instead of picking it if they want to get into something, so they pay no attention to the picking issues. Your average person is dumb. That is their target customer base. Cannot blame them for just putting out the least effort needed to get that customer base's money.

It continues to amuse me how LPL and Bill both will just shred Masterlock with every product they have. Every single video, they either pick the core with a chewed-on zip tie, or they show that the lock is mostly OK except for one or two absolutely damning flaws that make it so you can just not bother with the core at all so long as you've got some shim stock.

That 6 piece screwdriver pen is a lifesaver! Glad I'm not the only one using it

As an old clock lover I dig this. I've always been into small machined parts. Especially brass.

after watching the channel for a while i can't see myself EVER buying another master lock product

How did I know that the phrase "Deeply flawed" was going to occur. Oh yes it's a Master lock.

@jeremyhanna3852

6 жыл бұрын

Donald Sayers direct translation of masterlock in most languages turns out to be " deeply flawed"

What an interesting lock, those combo wheels could use some false gates tho. It's good to see spooled key pins, I normally have to make them myself because they don't come in most pin sets, what a shame that master made it so easy to bypass, all they had to do would be to add a raised lip and corresponding groove on the dial to practically eliminate the bypass issue.

The lockpicking lawer called something unlockable, I consider that very noteworthy

Finally saw his face and not what i expected him to look like

Bob Ross if he was a bank robber.

You are my favorite channel on KZread. I like your voice and how much you teach me even if I will never use this information lol.

This man could sue all these companies for false advertisement and earn hella money damn

Your average thief will throw a brick through a window. Sadly, they won't check for an open window first, nor a rock laying on the ground near by. But, they might be caught on Home Depot's surveillance camera buying said brick.

It's like Master actually know how to design a cool lock, it's just a shame they know F'all about security!

I love those shims lol. Anytime we got something with a packet of those in it at the store I would peel them off and play with them. I was a curious kid and wanted to find out how they worked. So it's a bit of a throwback for me seeing those strips of metal.

really interesting lock, and an interesting concept, and really fitting for the company. Master is probably best known for locks that you don't need keys to unlock.

Lock company: so i made this unique and interesting lock,... Lockpickinglawyer: IM ABOUT TO END THIS MAN'S WHOLE CAREER

Damn I had an idea for a lock literally exactly like this and now it exists Edit: nvm wth I wanted one where you can only turn the combination with the key that way you have to not only know the combo but repick after it goes past 0

@trevor5379

3 жыл бұрын

That sounds like something the soviet government might use. Those paranoid commies lol

@thomshumard436

2 жыл бұрын

That's called 2 factor authentication.

@casey6556

2 жыл бұрын

That’s how the lock on my old work’s safe worked. The dial wouldn’t turn unless you unlocked it with a key. Rather ironically, we used it opposite to the maker’s intention. Given we were a museum and just using it as a giant fire/water-resistant box for documents, the dial was locked to prevent someone from accidentally locking it shut.

In the MasterLock literature: "Enemy #1: LockpickingLawyer"

Great job picking as always brother and great job exposing this bypass !

LPL: “MasterLock’s design has some serious flaws” Were any of us **really** surprised?

1:24 Daddy Lock face reveal!

@brianalbert7588

4 жыл бұрын

papapudding not seeing it...

@clickrick

4 жыл бұрын

Face with fake beard...

@vinh777

4 жыл бұрын

It was Master Lock plan all along... Master Lock: We know how he looks like

I know this is an older video however except for the bypass this is an incredible lock, especially for a master brand.

very cool, thanks for sharing this lock!

Hey look, it's his face. Albeit, in a tiny reflection, but it's there nonetheless.

@bmeyerkc

3 жыл бұрын

This should be getting more attention. :D

"Someone more skilled at picking than I am." Wait what-

@Sync_Shard

3 жыл бұрын

Small correction, he said “someone more skilled at manipulating” not “picking”. He isn’t the best at manipulating locks.

Must be one of the most fascinating hobbies to enjoy. The pleasure of seeing the "impossible" lock spring open!

this is actually an amazing concept IMO.... i cannot begin to count the number of times having this type of lock in my life would have benefited me (from days past in elementary school till the present)

Video: is 12 minutes long. Me, a subscriber: This is surely the best Masterlock ever created. Which will still be pretty bad.

Hey, that that gave me an idea for a REAL PICK-PROOF-ISH lock design: A plain combination lock, but the dial must be operated by a key. That way you wouldn’t be able to keep tension when you switch direction. It would need to be repicked each time. Plus you still have the combination system to figure out

@kohakuaiko

3 жыл бұрын

That sounds both awesome and annoying for the owner.

Very informative thank you

What I've learned from watching this channel, is never by a master lock under any circumstances

so you only need to know two numbers of the combo?

@lockpickinglawyer

6 жыл бұрын

+Tallif correct... the first two.

@tygonmaster

5 жыл бұрын

That is pretty much true for most 3-digit combination locks sadly, yes.

@aritakalo8011

5 жыл бұрын

@@tygonmaster Not necessarily true. It isn't true if the lock has separate action lever and not using the dial itself for action. Set the dials correctly and then use a separate button/handle etc. to try to turn the lock open. If the dials are wrong, even the third one, the lock binds. This is how most safes combination locks work. They have a separate lever to try to open. For more security one also would have locking teeth/brake system so one can't try to push tension on the lever and just run the dial to feel for gates drop in. Rather the first thing the opening lever does is hit brakes on the dials locking in the current combination and then goes further and tries to get the sidebar to drop into the gates. So one would have to try one by one dialing in the combination. Of course there is brute forcing dialer machines, that do do the try, release, dial, try,release, dial. However that gets to a pretty, big, complex and expensive. No way around it anyway. Since then the machine is just doing what normal user does. For example this master lock could have inner and outer dial. The outer top dial dialing in the combination and then essentially a round cylinder handle beneath, that one would have to turn to actually turn the body and thus try to get the sidebar to drop.

@tygonmaster

5 жыл бұрын

@@aritakalo8011 I guess I should specify for my previous comment: That is pretty much true for most off-the-shelf shitty consumer combination locks.

@LiEnby

5 жыл бұрын

You could easily brute force that

Best ASMR channel. Your voice is so smoothing XD

“An unforgivable *sin* ” You know he’s not messing around.

Watching this again, after a few years. It'd be tricker to pull off with the shim when on a door. 4 oclock is like 1-2 inches from the frame of the door. Very tight working space. Doesn't remove the vulnerability but does add time to the bypass.

I wonder if Master has ever contacted him and said please stop showing how junky our locks are

I’ve done my share of ripping on Masterlock, but I do have to (maybe) defend them here. You showed the shim-bypass, with the lock NOT installed. If it was installed, do you still think that those shims would be strong enough, to actuate the entire bolt mechanism? I have my doubts, especially since most installations aren’t aligned correctly, and the bolt rubs against the strike plate. Even without interference, from a poorly-aligned strike plate, I have my doubts that the shim bypass would work. There just wouldn’t be enough leverage. I hate to make extra work for you, but could you install it, into an old door, and try it again? I’m not even asking for it to be installed into a hung door, with a frame and strike plate. I just want to see those shims turn the entire, installed bolt mechanism, alone. We’re all guilty of slagging MasterLock, and most of it is justified, but we need to be fair, and test their locks under normal operating conditions. If we can’t be fair, what’s the point of doing any of this? If your two shims will actuate the entire, installed lock, that WOULD be “unforgivable”. However, as I said earlier, I have some justifiable doubt.

@candyman9635

4 жыл бұрын

I agree but there shouldn't be space for those shims anyway.

@someGUYwithADHD

3 жыл бұрын

If anyone can do it. He can. Unfortunately he rarely if ever.... does follow up questions to questions like this

@sleblanc

3 жыл бұрын

It would only take a curved lip. *One* extra manufacturing step. A stamped metal process, so nothing really fancy, and it would stop any shim from getting inside. There's no excuse. If an installed bolt is too tight for the shim to turn it, then a couple more minutes making a better shim is all that's needed. If you need to pry the "knob" a bit to fit it in, so be it.

I knew it, I saw that he was gonna by pass it, took one look at the lock and knew it would be the outside of the dial

"Someone more skilled than me" THIS IS AN AVENGERS LEVEL THREAT

"More skilled in manipulation than me" lol, as if such a person exists

"I think someone more skilled at manipulation then me would be able to take advantage of that" Dude, it is almost scarey to think there are people even better then you out there. XD

7:16 In plumbing we call that a wavy washer.

LPL I did it! This guide works for decoding this combination deadbolt!

Someone should open a company where all the prototype locks are tested by you, and then once it has your seal of approval, they release the official lock

Seems like it would be best used on a middle school locker.

Really fascinating :-)

Imagine you installed this on your front door and your kid finds out about the night watch feature

As you've worked with this lock, does it appear that there's room to put some kind of shield inside of the housing between the outside fixed ring and the outside combination wheel to prevent ready probing of the inner ring? Seems like a simple flat sheet metal washer-type ring could prevent access to the roll pins if it would fit. It looks like most of the key-centered flaws can be mitigated with different pins and some forethought when rekeying.

4:22 Sensormatic™ shims 😂

I just realized the lock is reflective enough that we can see his face. He has a beard and is pretty cute. Mrs. Lockpicking Lawyer definitely scored on this.

Wow you are a master at this. Love your videos

when i see that masterlock, i just put my screwdriver in it and twist hard.

@unkn0vvnmystery

4 жыл бұрын

bird718 probably can pick it faster than you can grab your screwdriver.

Master Lock's plan here: "Send LPL a shiny lock that could reflect his face into the camera!"

This guy makes me want to pick my own locks. Like right now!

"Someone more skilled at manipulation than me..." - now there's a scary thought

Could you disengage the night watch with a strong magnet?

nice concept... but it's a master lock... on that note it looks like the whole body is cast zinc(not the first time master lock has used zinc, watched someone melt the core out of a lock)... do you like to try destructive tests? because i'm sure that lock will fail under a small pocket torch in under 1 min! honestly i'd get a good machinist to CNC one out of solid brass, steel combo rings(although the ones in there look like they'd be fine) and maybe even add another ring or two from a second scrapped lock and make it a 4-5 digit combo(would need to modify the depth of the body), pin up a custom set of pins using all of the available spaces... perhaps even change up the core altogether for a better warded key way. but that's just my thoughts :) even different diameter pins to really screw with the feedback!

It was nice to finally see your face!

those shims look like the metal strips from the security tags in DVD cases

Is there something they could have done about that bypass issue? Maybe having some kind of lip around the edge to stop the shim getting in? I know it would be pointless anyway as most combination locks are easy enough to figure out but still, it would be an improvement.

@RobertSzasz

6 жыл бұрын

Darren Jacobson invert the combo locking mechanism so it is protected by the housing?

@DMessham

6 жыл бұрын

Robert Szasz what do you mean by that?

Did they drill out an empty 6th driver pin slot in the bible as well? Are they just being super cheap and not willing to use longer keys?

@lockpickinglawyer

6 жыл бұрын

+Dave Kimball Yes... six holes on both sides.

@JasperJanssen

5 жыл бұрын

The longer key and extra pin is worth $100 of any security enthusiast’s money.

If i was a lock manufacturer I would be sending you all my products and wait for your videos that would save me shitloads of money

Would love to see a video with one of your cutaway locks demonstrating how the various types of security pins help to protect against different types of attacks.

Someone more skilled at manipulation than me..... So like 2 dudes right?

What about a lock that requires a key to turn the combination dial? I guess the lock here still has practical use -if not more- (since it allows people without keys in when necessary, while also giving a more convenient option for those who regularly use it), but putting the two mechanisms in series instead of parallel would add additional security layer.

Beautiful looking lock

I remember this lock when it first came out. I liked it because it was like a safe dial. Im not sure if those shims would be strong enough to retract the bolt, but I'm sure you could come up with something(either way nice exploit). Yes you are ment to be able to change the combo. I believe I have one NIB w/instructions if you want the original instructions. If I remember right if you could figure out the first 2 digits the 3rd was kinda automatic (less secure, if you want to call it secure). Always cool vids.