"Clearly, while my home is locked, the locks themselves are offering only the illusion of security. Tune in next week when we see whether my windows are as shatter proof as the advertisement said they were, with this brick that I Bosnian Bill and I made. I call it the Bosnian Brick."
"Now as much as I enjoy picking locks, I have to admit that it's not always the fasted or most reliable way through a door." - Doesn't even bother to mention "keys".
I'm still surprised, that so many american doors have just a rectangular cross-section, instead of adding a couple 90° turns on the door edge and in the frame to prevent attacks like these and shimming, like the credit card trope in the movies.
I used to service vending machines in office buildings. Some had a "Push to Exit" right next to the door jam. Slip a coathanger into the door gap, turn 90° and pull. Easy. I got tired of waiting 20 minutes for the custodians to let me in.
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Must have been a fluke. He only did it once.
"Clearly, while my home is locked, the locks themselves are offering only the illusion of security. Tune in next week when we see whether my windows are as shatter proof as the advertisement said they were, with this brick that I Bosnian Bill and I made. I call it the Bosnian Brick."
Clerk: "Sir, we're not open yet". LPL mumbling to self: "you're about to be".
Just rob a bank, we all want to see it. We know you can do it. We won’t tell anyone.
At this point he's reached such a level that the quickest way for him to open a door from the outside is to just let himself in from the inside
"Now as much as I enjoy picking locks, I have to admit that it's not always the fasted or most reliable way through a door." - Doesn't even bother to mention "keys".
I’m convinced this guy doesn’t even own keys to his own home. He just picks the locks, way quicker than a conventional key.
It's like a magician who's been doing it so long he is selling his magic tricks.
I have one of these in our "respectful entry" kit on the firetruck. Very handy!
He made sure his reflection is not on the door so the FBI doesn't get him.
I'm a firefighter and we have that tool, too, yet without fail we always have to resort to the Halligan bar. Because to save lives, ya know ;-)
I love that he never shows more than he needs to or drags it out
This guy packs more into his 2 minute videos than most people do in a lifetime!
I'm still surprised, that so many american doors have just a rectangular cross-section, instead of adding a couple 90° turns on the door edge and in the frame to prevent attacks like these and shimming, like the credit card trope in the movies.
‘Now as much as I enjoy picking locks it’s not always the fastest’
Judge sentenced him to be Locked in prison and the key thrown away, then later that night he hears that’s a click out of 1, 2 is binding
Thank you LPL. I'm seriously thinking of changing my career to locksmithing, thanks to your inspiration.
"Nondestructive Entry Specialists"
I used to service vending machines in office buildings. Some had a "Push to Exit" right next to the door jam. Slip a coathanger into the door gap, turn 90° and pull. Easy. I got tired of waiting 20 minutes for the custodians to let me in.
This channel is great. The guy teaches you how to break into places and even sells you the tools.