LPL - “This took me 3 hours to pick” *Sales go through the roof* 😂

@GamingWithNikolas

4 жыл бұрын

Noodle999 Their stock market value should’ve went up higher than Apple After he said that.

@Kadeo-ms6qw

4 жыл бұрын

Except it’s for a motorcycle

@migsteele

4 жыл бұрын

Literally trying to find one to buy

@WCGwkf

4 жыл бұрын

@@Kadeo-ms6qw put the core in other locks

@SamiNami

4 жыл бұрын

Too weak against brute force attacks. Rather get a Abus.

"I actually drew a picture here." - Pulls out a drawing of a Fat Man bomb.

@Matteus733

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

@maxmerton

5 жыл бұрын

Cory Pelizzari 😂

@CONTROLLR1

5 жыл бұрын

Now that you point it out, I bust a gut laughing. Nice to know LPL can literally draw similarities between military and security ordnance. Lol

@munachuna2253

5 жыл бұрын

@@CONTROLLR1 *ordnance

@Ch1pp007

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Lock Picking Artist he is not.

"I'm not sure what's holding us up here" = The lock will be open in the next 3 to 5 seconds.

@Brandonator365

5 жыл бұрын

tsmall07 This is accurate.

@mattmanyam

5 жыл бұрын

I chuckled.

@SinclairSan

4 жыл бұрын

10 seconds

@richardroberts3322

4 жыл бұрын

This guy is a genius picker

@Sip_Dhit

4 жыл бұрын

Hes passive aggressively telling the lock to open

LPL: it’s similar to what you might feel when you are trying to set a spool. Me who struggles to open locks when I am provided the key: Ah yes, of course. Makes sense. What is a spool.

@bingobangobongo2419

2 жыл бұрын

It’s pool spelled backwards

@AlbionSupreme

2 жыл бұрын

@@bingobangobongo2419 Did you screw up that joke?

@icantpronounce

2 жыл бұрын

bit late but a spool is a pin that looks like a thread spool

@raghardeishi972

11 ай бұрын

You need to put key into lock in a correct way, and don't over set.

@Mutisi0n

26 күн бұрын

I have my orange belt, can confirm: keys are difficult to use

Should've put a standard key pin in #1 to not give away the secret.

@Mcduggies

5 жыл бұрын

Jason Henderson I thought the same

@epicoutdoor5795

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed, or an anti-drill pin.

@RipleySawzen

5 жыл бұрын

Couldn't you just lift it all the way to look at the second? This would work better on those locks that completely hide the pins from view by having you turn the key halfway around before you can even engage the pins. I feel like having pins that easily get stuck in the shear line is the key to making an unpickable lock. It's almost like you're picking a combination at that point, where each attempt is going to take you several minutes just to figure out it's been over set.

@jessicaskaggs1672

4 жыл бұрын

Opp

@krillin6

4 жыл бұрын

Precisely

bill should have kept the keys :D

@jamesfair9751

4 жыл бұрын

Wouldn’t have stopped him. Maybe slowed down maybe.

@TassyDeval

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. no hoodlums gets a look at the key to the lock that he is about to pick. LPL should not see the keys before he picks the lock. The key is the introduction to reading a book, it gives u an idea about what the story line will be. Without the introduction, u are reading the unknown.

@silentspring222

3 жыл бұрын

@@TassyDeval you may not have the exact key but if you’re going at a common lock you’ve encountered it before if you’re halfway competent at non destructive entry, and likely have one or more to practice on

@TassyDeval

3 жыл бұрын

@@silentspring222 Is that what I was trying to say? NO

@DeosPraetorian

3 жыл бұрын

@@TassyDeval It doesn't matter what you're trying to say

Thank you for explaining that the lock was difficult, I feel it pays respect when you explain it's harder than you make it look in the final videos. Good job!

A lawyer that can keep you out of jail,and if he can’t..bust you out.

Three hours? No wonder it was in the naughty bucket.

@ingmarvanolffen

4 жыл бұрын

Sontar 😏

Damn...this guy is going to have all the best loot in the Apocalypse

"when i use to make challenge locks" one day they stopped being challenging and he stopped and started doing youtube videos.

@emerybryant

6 жыл бұрын

🤔seems legit

@AlbertLebel

6 жыл бұрын

Not sure I could pick it, but I sure would love to feature one of his or B'Bills locks. I never even seen one

@Conservator.

4 жыл бұрын

bird718 Or they just became unpickable.

@shawnz241

4 жыл бұрын

LPL is the Chuck Norris of the keyway! Some say MasterLocks pins retract merely by him suggesting top of the keyway tension.

When LPL spends 3 hours opening a lock, you know you did a good job designing it.

Thanks for doing these videos, I watch both you and Bill regularly for the entertainment value more than any actual skill building. I know you two are professional aquaintances if not outright friends, and I think there are fans on both sides not understanding that. When I see you blow through a challenge lock it seems reasonable since I know that you have already seen Bill's attempts and are familiar with his style and methods. Effectively you have a huge leap ahead in knowing what won't work before you even pick it up. Why try to do what you've seen fail? I really want to see if Bill can crack some of his bucket now having seen your style and method differences, and I hope you two keep sharing because it makes for great viewing! Thank you.

From 3hrs to no time at all, Bill should have a crack at it now with your tips.🍺😎

@bird718

6 жыл бұрын

that would be nice to see

BosnianBill: “Ive spent years trying to open this” LPL: “Ugh I feel you, I spent almost 90 seconds opening it!”

@Conservator.

4 жыл бұрын

He mentioned 3 hours in the video.

@Adam-dt9tt

4 жыл бұрын

@@Conservator. Even still though haha. Bosnian bill: I've spent years tryna open this lock LPL: ughh i feel you took me a whole 3 hours Still kinda works 🤷‍♂️😂

@jannegrey593

4 жыл бұрын

@@Adam-dt9tt Years for Bosnian Bill usually means 3-6 hours. He has a job and more than 1 lock a day to open and I can assure you that if LPL wasn't close to opening it within first 3 hours, he would have gave up that day. Maybe he would have done 2 days more maxing at 10 hours. 3 hours of lockpicking constantly is incredibly straining. Your vision is blurring, your hands aren't at 100% etc. I think he mentioned giving one of the locks that he hadn't managed to open 3 hours, during 3 days. So 1 hour a day. When you don't make progress it is frustrating. Also he watched Bill's video on this, so he probably knew what doesn't work. That's good 30-90% (depending on a lock and locksmith) of work done for you.

@brag0001

3 жыл бұрын

@@jannegrey593 Since BB didn't open it, I wouldn't trust that information too much. I'm not a lock picker, but in many other activities it's not so much important that something doesn't work, but why it doesn't work. So you might still need to try yourself to understand the failure mode ...

@jannegrey593

3 жыл бұрын

@@brag0001 And from BB's videos you can often tell why some method doesn't work. The fact that he doesn't always say it, doesn't mean that a trained eye is going to miss it. That's why his video were useful.

Thanks again LPL. Just like pops taught me back in the day, "When you score you don't dance around like a fool. You get your ass back to the huddle. Like this is what i do... All i do... That scares people; proves to them you're better, and teaches them to lose." That and always attack weakness are the two pieces of dad advice that didn't scar me for life. (Dad was an odd one)

"I actually drew a picture here" *shows picture of atomic bomb*

I have watched a ton of your vids and THANK YOU for having a good camera setup and lighting and paying attention to focus. Words help but they would not do the entire job without good camera work

Bosnianbill and the 3 hours of your life should be AVENGED!!! TAKE IT TO THE BASEMENT ***IT'S GLOCKSET TIME!***

@john-paulsilke893

6 жыл бұрын

John B yup, lead keys always work, you may have to reload once or twice or pull out a bigger caliber “lock pick” perhaps .556x45mm or maybe even .308 x51mm but it will open.

@ChoboUnjeon

5 жыл бұрын

more like Rugerset or ARset

@OUSWKR

4 жыл бұрын

Or .50 BMG set

Once again your honesty, integrity and ability shine is this video. Thank you!

The way that pin shoots out of the front with a satisfying "clack" is quite the reward for an open. Cool find!

So basically "Buy this lock"

I would have loved to see that one dissembled... I'm guessing that it could not be taken apart non-destructively and he still has to return it to Bill in once piece.

@jamesbizs

5 жыл бұрын

Lol if you were bill, would you want it back after being publicly embarrassed ? :D

@Ghorda9

5 жыл бұрын

@@jamesbizs you'd want revenge on the lock.

@MrTrethurane

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah they talked about that in bills video

I love seeing you tackle these difficult locks! The story and explanation of why they are so hard really motivates me! Thank you LPL!

I know I might be alone here... but I would LOVE to watch you work this thing for 3 solid hours. I find it incredibly relaxing.

@sourcererseven3858

4 жыл бұрын

I feel there may be a lot more swearing involved than in his usual videos :p

@TheAndrew22ification

2 жыл бұрын

Same. Kind of like sequential puzzle solving. I'd like to see the struggles and experimentation moments.

1:20 when you max out your lockpicking skills and leave the rest at 1

@nit-Inundate

4 жыл бұрын

lmao

@nou4898

3 жыл бұрын

and unbreakable pick perk too

i just found your page and I’m glad I did. You work like a surgeon, it’s beautiful.

Really enjoying this !!!! Its also incredibly educational at the same time ! I have learned so much ! TY , Bill & LPL ,,, 😁✌

Excellent work as usual, very informative and entertaining 👍👍👍👍

I am glad you two can up with this idea and made it work.

Please put all the naughty bucket into a playlist!! Love the videos! just keep doing what you're doing. (except of course putting these into a playlist)

He reminds me of Mr Puzzle. the masters of their crafts. Best on utube by far

Aahhhh! That moment the lock reveals it's secret and pops open. Thanks for sharing.

That is some next-level stuff right there. Great job!

How do you feel the difference between the bevel and spool counter-rotation?

@lockpickinglawyer

6 жыл бұрын

Excellent question... I should have addressed this in the video. The bevel will exhibit a tiny bit of movement under spring tension as compared to a spool binding on its belly.

@spacejamgoliath

5 жыл бұрын

Duh

@DugrozReports

4 жыл бұрын

The rest of us -- (nods approvingly, but still have no idea what that means).

@hellybelle5

4 жыл бұрын

@@lockpickinglawyer is there a lock (any kind of lock for anything) that you would recommend? I'm being absolutely serious 😊

@Sip_Dhit

4 жыл бұрын

@@hellybelle5 I think hes got a video for that

Finally something to give you somewhat of a challenge!

I have no skill in lockpicking, and so I can't have a true appreciation for your delicate tension and ability to set pins. But your skill in analyzing these locks is wildly impressive. First the half-pick half-impression lock, then finding and picking those magnets, and now identifying this evil pin type...Just wow. Add in that puzzle lock your opened for good measure. You figure out _why_ you can't pick it with astounding deftness, and then the battle is over--you've already won.

Shaping the pins that way is so clever. So easy to overset which gives you false click that actually locks the cylinder and forces you to over release the tension in order to get that notch out which causes the rest of the pins to reset, basically you start over ever time you overset a pin. That is really smart.

Had me extremely excited when i saw the core slide and it pop open, wow!

He gave this lock crazy high praise while explaining how he had to adjust his view.....

Yeahhhhh naughty bucket chronicles episode!!!!!

Great job as always

The more I watch the more I think the best strategy to slow down a good lockpicker is to design a bunch of locks that look identical on outside but have different internal mechanisms.

Great video as always. Thanks for the lesson.

I saw the thumbnail preview and was like c'mon man , under five minutes ... then the 3 hour first pick was revealed and I was like okay , I can see that. Persistence pays off

@JohnLeePettimoreIII

6 жыл бұрын

John Jonz "Persistence will piss a hole through a mountain."

another great video thank you!

Yay! Another naughty bucket lock picked. Compared to other disc locks I have nooo idea how to approach that one destructively.

Great job and video like always

Im just going to weld my doors shut every time I leave the house now.

@trentmeyer23

3 жыл бұрын

Don't bother, he has a Ramset gun.

@mikedragonpath

3 жыл бұрын

Got a click out of weld one....

@Doomsday971

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikedragonpath well shit.....only 40 more to go.

@DanielBooneArchery

3 жыл бұрын

This is the lpl and the fatal flaw in the door is the window right next to it, the fact that its left open is unecussable

That was awesome, 3 hours shaved down to 2 min pretty good lol great picking brother and loved the review!

This here makes me think the first pin should always be a standard, and the rest security pins. So the lock doesn't give things away.

There's only one thing more satisfying than seeing LPL pick a gladiator disk brake lock and that's seeing a showy rider with his new, top of the line prestige bike, rainbow coloured trade name leathers, rev unnecessarily before taking off forgetting the disk lock is still in place. The only time in your life you'll see an infinite sized ego deflate to the size of an atom in an instant.

Great work.

Nothing is unpickable if you have the time and patience too break down the lock pin by pin and figure out the picking order. Great job LPL

@someoneelse5005

4 жыл бұрын

about that... there are those bowley locks, which are basically unpickable

Man I have seen it all know I thought lol.great video L.P.L..🌟⭐🌟⭐🌟😎

As I watch the naughty bucket locks fall, one after the other, I become more and more appreciative that you are indeed, the best there is. The throw-away "back when I used to pin up challenge locks" says it all. You are so far out of the league of most locksport pickers (or professional locksmiths for that matter) that you deserve to be simply called "The Master". Although I try to learn from your videos, most of the locks you pick are so far beyond my ability that I doubt, even with your help, I could ever open them.

@EXTREME-DIARRHEA-BLASTING

5 жыл бұрын

Bill picks his locks blind. Lpl studies the lock before picking. If bill knew exactly what he was picking every time it would go a lot faster but essentially be less interesting.

Took him 3 hours to get it the first time, and even when he knew what he was doing it put up quite a bit of resistance. That thing is tough.

Truly impressive!

What a tough lock. Very nice

Nicely done my friend and that key has some Savage bitting👍😊👍😎✌✌

I love your videos I’m learning alot. So if i get caught in the future breaking into bank vaults i know who too call LPL

These posts are facinating.

You remind me of Steve the MRE guy, very relaxing videos

@cdl0

4 жыл бұрын

Let's put it on a tray . . . . .

@HalvardSkurve

4 жыл бұрын

Nice!

Took three hours to get it the first time, a minute to get it the second time. Impressive picking!

Great pick 👍

Thank you for reminding me... a lock needs to be made for my shed. Sadly, your lock picks will not work on this lock... You have also given me ideas on how to set 'traps' for anyone that tries to open it, without knowing what they are doing.

That key bitting is brutal

HOW DOES THIS WORK LIKE ASMR I mean it, a padlock and a pick in my hands and it's the exact same feeling as repeatedly solving a rubix cube. Edit: I am NOT good at this, but alot of standard locks don't require too much attention to pick if you're not speed running it tbh. Put a podcast on

Ahhhh it took LPL some time to get into this lock the first time - the lock is excellent :-)

I would love to see you pin up a challenge for Bill and vice versa. Great work LPL 😃

Eviction # 6 -- well done Mr. LPL

The Manhattan Project called, they need their drawing of "Little Boy" returned forthwith... Awesome explanation as always. My thrift store find of the day was a 1920's era F-S Hardware Co steel padlock for $2.50. Unfortunately no key!

@mattmanyam

5 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure if you are referring to this, or not, but one of the big brains on the Manhattan Project (Feynman) passed the time in the campus by picking locks, and was actually asked to solve a problem with a filing cabinet (or safe... I can't recall, immediately). He wrote about it in one of his books... pretty entertaining!

I love the Naughty Bucket Chronicles. I hope you eventually empty out his bucket.

Saw this video after buying the same lock. I think a picked the right one. Tung Shing was actually a small lock company in Taiwan famous with it's motorcycle locks.

@djtlee

2 жыл бұрын

Where did you buy this lock?

I have no idea what he's talking about but I keep watching these videos

I've had an unnatural obsession with locks for decades. As such, I've gotten hours of enjoyment watching TLPL videos. I've come to the conclusion that there isn't any lock he can't outsmart. So... that sets me on a quest to design a safe that if I can keep him from opening it... then I'm absolutely certain nobody can. I'm thinking once I settle on a design, I'll make a prototype & ask to just send the door to see if he can defeat it. Of course, having access to the back, he could simply unscrew the cover to discover my "secret(s)" but I don't believe anyone here questions his integrity. I certainly don't. Until then I'll keep my fingers crossed that he accepts the challenge.

Hey, at least he can't draw!

@tarsal100

3 жыл бұрын

And his wife finds him boring.

Whoever makes this lock should make more of them.

That was a very flexible tensioner compared to usual.

That thing is diabolical!

This suggests an interesting strategy for making high security locks that might be worth it on computerized production lines. There’s no reason a manufacturer couldn’t make a library of say a dozen or so types of security pins and use them at random so that anyone picking the lock would not know what to expect just by knowing the type of lock.

@prdoyle

4 жыл бұрын

Very true. I haven't watched LPL for long, but I've been amazed at how little the manufacturers seem to care about getting feedback from lockpickers. If they cared at all, they'd already be doing what you suggest.

It's crazy the amount of pressure your putting on your tension arm

I think one of the best safety features for a motorcycle disc lock would be to have the keyway perpendicular to the brake disc facing the ground. You can easily enough insert the key upward from below to open it, but lying on the ground next to someone’s parked motorcycle, with your head alongside the rear wheel, dinking around may provoke suspicious interest from others.

I love how the naughty buckey at least tends to make lpl say "not sure what's holding us up..."

Cool! I once own one and it’s an honor

Ya know this is a difficult lock when he has to draw a picture!

You are great at this, I never saw somebody doing picking for real. It is interesting. Maybe you shoud start to pick some security doors locks.

Good job nice

A scarcely objective standpoint in this video.

Six for six - nice... Well done.

yknow what i would like to see from this channel is a video or series reviewing a bunch of locks and rating them based on how secure they are, it would be cool to know what the best lock is from the point of view of a lock picker

@picramide

6 жыл бұрын

antsolja Any number of lockpickers (including LPL) have already indicated that locks like the Abloy Protec series are essentially pickproof.

@psykovideos

6 жыл бұрын

any abloy lock

@jasondoyama9686

6 жыл бұрын

Well pretty much all locksmiths/pickers will put Abloy Protecs on at least entrance doors. Good locks are expensive, so it tends to be a balance between cost and the cost of whta you're protecting

you need to go back and grabs some more lol

Locked it out of the park

These pins in combination with a cylinder with 2 separated spinning parts, so a long pin that needs to be set to the exact right so 2 pin parts get alined

LPL always gets his clients out of the slammer.

Interesting lock! Any way we could open this up? I'd like to see these pins

One of the few times a lock company's corporate executives don't have a nervous breakdown seeing their company name on an LPL vid

Can you take a look at the Master Lock Speed Dial? Nobody has seemed to find a non-destructive way to bypass it? It has a fascinating mechanism.

"Naughty bucket" Doesn't sound like something I'd want to put my hand in

Well though out 👍🏻