Unpickable lock V2 behind the scenes commentary
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2021
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This is a livestream I did for folks who support me on Patreon. I give commentary to the Lock V2 video directors commentary style. If you haven't seen the original video you should watch that first since this ruins it. - Наука та технологія
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Glad to hear you all liked my video. It was a bit of an experiment. Ill do the stream watching LPLs video in a couple weeks to be sure I don’t hurt his video. Sounds fun :)
Have fun with that wire EDM!! I think that every shop that doesn't have one, wants one.
What CAD do you use?
I am learning CAD, but I have not committed to one yet, the one you show here I am not sure that I have seen before.
@@Inertia888 I use autodesk inventor. A lot of people use fusion, though I hear solidworks is coming out with a fusion priced competitor that sounds really sweet
good choice i would have probably jumped to it and skipped this one if it was out already (might have come back later on)
@@faladu9991 Definitely a great collaboration.
Seeing Shane worried about overstepping his boundaries by saying he's the "Lock making engineer" is actually so nice.
They are both so wholesome about that collab !
Well, to be fair - "MasterLock" claims to be a lock manufacturer with basically zero pushback, so there's that...
@@PWN_Nation Lmao
He also commented that he would ask the lpl if he could react to his video.
The dude is an absolute legend of a Chad.
Can't wait for more behind the scenes like this!
Yea so tru
yes
Thanks! Glad you like it :)
@@StuffMadeHere2 we all do :D
Been waiting for more STUFF MADE HERE. Once a month isn’t enough!!!!
Can you make a video reacting to the Lockpickinglawyer lock picking your lock?
Oh my gosh. PLEASE
That's a good idea, let me ask him if he's cool with it
@@StuffMadeHere2 even though you have seen the video (too many times?), it will really be interesting to hear your comments to his video.
@@StuffMadeHere2 why on earth shouldnt he be fine with that?
@@necaton nothing wrong with people showing courtesy when they intend on using other people’s content. Especially when they will likely be gaining money from their reactions. While it is allowed without consent. LPL and SMH have a dialogue and professional courtesy goes a long way.
I love how your dog decided that the doorbell is the most threatening part of this replica
We really put huge amounts of pressure on him for these locks and I’m so sorry for that
On the other hand I gotta say that the amount of serotonin I got from this crossover is ginormous
I also feel bad for him, but he makes this harder for himself by making second lock when we would have been satisfied with only one.
I loved that 1-second composite in "the store". So as long as you're having fun don't feel for a moment that it was a "waste". The impact of the sequence lasts a lot longer than one second.
agree
I agree. However, I would have liked a better stock video to be used for all that effort. Maybe consider taking such a clip with your wife next time you need something like that? Compared to the amount of work 3D tracking the video + manual rotoscoping requires, it wouldn't be bad to shoot the clip from local supermarket.
Maybe ask the store owner if they're okay for you to use a green screen background for a moment which would reduce the manual rotoscoping to minimum. I've been thinking about different 3D tracking + green screen implementations and I think a green screen with light green tracker markers would be a pretty nice solution. I think you could get Blender to track the light green markers from green background and use chroma key to remove the background so there would be very little need for manual painting or lining.
@@MikkoRantalainen < has the right idea--
if you get permission to film in the store, you could easily set up custom tracker markers that would take a few minutes to put in and likely save you a few "hours of editing" minus the photoshop
-- but imagine if you asked your followers to help you with the photoshop?
"Hey viewers, here's a link to several high res photos of my lock -- and the task: Whoever makes the best box-art for this fake product will get featured in my video!"
-- and with that you've spent zero hours on the photoshop as well as gotten community involvement. Nothing wrong with that!
"if you didn't catch it, if you try to break into my house you'll get an explosive bat to the face"
You missed a big opportunity to call this channel "Stuff Made There".
More Stuff Made Here
Or "How stuff is made here"
@@achilleus2009 or “How stuff is made there”
Stuff Watched Here
mechanical engineering student here, I'd love A LOT MORE engineering details
Love how it's all about learning from people who have different knowledge to help you learn more about something you decide to do to challenge yourself and should challenge the other person as well.
3:07 Many people on LPL's channel think that the dog barking sound effect was added by him in order to poke fun at you. The repercussions of leaving that out of the video. =D
Shane is exactly right, this isn't a competition. This is what happens when engineering meets expertise. Their collaborated efforts could lead to a design or at least basic concept of how to really create a lock that is "unpickable". Even if it they do not take it to market, it could be patented and lead to an actual company (not a dude in his basement, no offense, Shane you're a genius) trying to make something that he has literally no history or affiliation with. Love these BTS vids, cool look at how much work you put in besides all the engineering and conceptual aspects.
Will you react to LPL's video? I'd like to see your reactions to his insights about your lock
yes please! but he has already discussed the problems with LPL, as he later designed the back cover, so he probably already knew all the flaws before LPL made his video available.
If you didn't make one, I'd love for you to do it next time or reactions to any other future collabs.
Hey, remember to add this second channel to the main one so everyone can find it easier
Please go with this behind the scenes series. I throughly enjoy seeing and understanding the extra depth of your design processes. 👍
In talking about the mentality of collaboration, that’s the sense I get from a lot of lockpickers and other physical security enthusiasts; the goal is understanding and improvement of designs. Many times when an exploit is referenced within the community, it’s referenced in conjunction with a remedy for that exploit.
Honestly it was great watching your vids making it and him picking it! Love that you guys were collaborating, can’t wait to see what happens next!
Can I interest you in renaming the channel to "Stuff Made Here Too"?...
Let me know when I'm allowed back
or “More Stuff Made Here”
+
Stuff Made There
This was an opportunity missed.
Stuff Made Here Made Stuff Here
A reaction to the LPL Video would be cool to watch.
Everybody up vote this. Would be gret!
@@RainMaxmin Someone else suggested this and SMH said it is a great idea, so hopefully we'll see that soon!
@@mrdrummer2564 Awesome!
Honestly this collab was as hype for me as Browning/Rober. Great job
This is like Avengers Endgame dropping. The culmination of years (pandemic terms) of anticipation finally achieved. So satisfying.
Funny thing is, stuff made introduced me to lock picking lawyer and now I love his channel as well. Awesome
"Focus on the biggest problem and ignore everything else. Refine after that". That the way i love to work as well!
Over simplify of any design process. Perhaps this is the reason for multiple remakes as shown in the video. Do you really think an employer would find that acceptable from such a small project.
@@colin1729 in software its called refactoring and its often a good thing. In hardware its called prototyping and also a common practice.
@@psy0rz let me just say. Software is not the issue here so software terminology is of no interest. On small mass produced components prototyping is good. In this video we did not get a prototype even after all that time and money spent. No employer or contractor would find that acceptable.
@@colin1729 yes, in fact employers do pay for that when they develop something completely new.
Mad respects for him, he's so perfectionist, he considers so many little details even in the editing phase
I love collaboration and watching it play out!
To be honest, I hadn't heard of the Lockpicking Lawyer until your video. Since then I have been a loyal LPL fan. So I can attest that both channels have news subscribers out of just this one challenge.
same here
I know those side projects like the door where you invest much more time into them the main project xD
this is like a really complicated, fun time puzzle for a specific person. And involves so much suffering in the making, lmao...
My friend that's my metric too.
I hardly ever watch a video more than once except for lectures or literal lesson content.
I only found you a few days ago and I've watched all of your videos twice including Collab with LPL, Destin and The haircut robot live stream.
You're a inspiration to all engineers out there, both current and future.
I could watch this all day. I love when engineers go into details, so much to learn. I know the "metrics" on UA-cam are not into those things but in my opinion more is more ;)
This channel is a great idea. Your channel is my favorite one on youtube, but the amount of work you put into every video surely limits how often you upload to the main channel, so I'm absolutely looking forward to more long form / casual content like this.
This is and has been my favorite channel since it debuted. Sean, thank you for putting so so so much hard work into not only your engineering, but also your project choices, you’re videography, commentary, and inclusion of your family. You and your wife are hilarious. Thank you for making my day.
This is a great idea & thank you for doing the detailed commentary, Answered a lot of questions I had about the project! Great work as always!
I loved this long video! I was starting to miss the details of the struggle that your earlier videos had. I learned alot from your early videos, but the more recent ones have just been entertainment. Don't cut out all the interesting stuff! I would even be down for just an extended cut of the other video that included design trades and fabrication issues.
do a reaction video to the locks being picked by LPL
Oh my goodness I'm only one minute into this and I love it so much, I can't wait for a whole bunch of videos like this, this is the best best best ever!!
This was the biggest colab of 2021, and will be an awsome ongoing series, if you do continue
Lock picking lawyer is a great guy. Wasn't a competition just 2 very smart guys working together. A lock made by you with help from LPL would be the greatest lock ever.
Just wanted to say that I love your work and this channel is a perfect way to show behind the scenes stuff and even a sneak peak for future projects
Thanks for uploading this stream. Really enjoyed it.
This is really great. I’m honored to Patreon you. Cheers from Paris.
Best take away from the video: He has a secret gaming room his wife doesn't know about.
(And so does she except hers is even bigger)
Great job! Amazing collaboration can’t wait for the next projects!
Imagine making a product and having instant bug-feedback. Now that makes one moist .
It was extremely satisfying getting to know how much effort and passion you actually put into your video! You are incredible, I really love seeing also the " behind the scenes" ! Keep going man you are great!
Loved this collaboration. Thanks you two.
I like it.
No pressure, No competition, but my guess is: about 2 more iterations to get a design that LPL can't defeat.
As a 40 year mechanical engineer, I work in inches and let autocad convert to mm if needed.
Because the conversion is multiplying by 25.4 instead of dividing, which saves a ton of round off error pain.
I normally use inch fasteners because they are so much more readily available.
Good job. Keep up the good work. I love your channel.
This collab is the best I have seen in youtube so far. Kudos to both of you!!
You have a really great channel. I admire your dogged persistence. You're so right about chasing the hardest problems first. I've never really had the discipline to reach past the low hanging fruit, and that has led to wasted effort.
Re units: I've been learning Julia. One of the core features of the language is dynamic multiple dispatch, like Common Lisp and Dylan before it. There's a units library for it that basically allows for all of the language's mathematical operators (overloaded via multiple dispatch) to work with unit tagged quantities and do dimensional analysis and automatic units conversion.
It was interesting thank you! Please keep making these cool projects!
I love this! I work on the compy all day so it's great to have your inspiring stuff in the ... side-ground.
Thanks for the extra content. Muchly appreciated.
It's really great to see this type of commentary, I can't wait to see more!
Also very excited to see the wire EDM in action, I have no doubt you'll find some good uses for it.
Lastly, I loved the ramp you made to control the movement of the springs, as I worked on a similar project trying to make a parallel linkage move straight up and down. That idea didn't work out for me, although I did get the design fully modeled, but I'm glad to see that the concept works for certain situations.
You’re the most modest UA-camr! You don’t really fit the bill in the typical, “I’m better than anyone else in this field, so I’m super conceited in presenting my content,” sort of way. Which is exactly why you _are_ the best engineering channel, in my opinion. LOL! You have a very calming and appreciative approach to explaining everything, while also not giving yourself enough credit a majority of the time. Just so you know, in the wise words of Snoop Doggy Dog, you are *the shizzle!* Keep up the amazing work. You’re all around an incredible engineer and such an awesome person. Thanks for bringing us your legendary content and commentary with your builds. It is all extremely insightful and entertaining.
Definitely keep making these behind the scenes videos!
It’s insane how much effort you put into every video, big respect
I LOVE this! Thank you for making it :)
Love that you did this
I loved this style of video! And the edit of the video was really funny, great work!
Glad to see this channel hope to see more of "the process" of your builds like this it's a good thing to show people getting into any kinda design especially
Loved this video and usually all of what you make. Your stuff tends to be a good mix of educational and entertaining. Reminds me of elementary school when we got to do science class.
Small chance you see this but fellow Mechanical Engineer here that has also experience CAD goggles many-a-times:
eDrawings has an option to Open in VR. If you have a VR headset (would recommend the Quest 2 at this point) and Steam VR, you can really easily view your CAD in VR. You will need to make an assembly and put your object on a table or something if is super small otherwise you will have your fist sized lock sitting on the ground (non-ideal unless you feel like looking at your CAD while laying down, lol).
Overall it works pretty well for stationary stuff but does still have some limitations such as not being able to pick up your entire assembly at once.
Is there anything better or at the same level as Quest 2? I've been a huge oculus fan since they started but that facebook wall just feels so wrong in so many ways, and unnecessarily so
I appreciate the immediate self correction by a factor of 10.
How many of LPL's videos did you watch before/during the development of your lock?
This was great! You do a great job at making your videos re-watchable, I've seen all of them at least a couple of times and I've watched the robot chainsaw one way more
awesome commentary video here! well done sir! this was so awesome to watch the colab between you and LPL
This is awesome, cool to see your future reactions!
“The Lock Making Engineer”
this has got to be the best crossover event since I meet Victorious
Again, great collaboration, I love the way you think ! Great work, keep it up !
I love that you are concerned and pay attention to how the things that you make "feel" while you work them. Good machinery is viscerally satisfying to operate, while clunky machines are the opposite.
I ran a team of students for a final project for my engineering program. We started probably a few months before you released your first lock design video and had initially had similar ideas to you for the locking mechanism. Unfortunately we ended up spending most of our time working on issues outside of pick resistance which led our final model to be a poor innovation that wasn't fully fleshed out. Moving forward I think keeping the main goal in mind will make all the difference for anything I make in the future.
This was by far my most anticipated collab. I can’t believe how far you’ve come with your channel in such a short time. Keep up the good work brother. You’re crushing it!
Amazing collab. Great design and dedication to the project.
When you said you're doing a 4 axis with rotary wire EDM, I was so happy...I can't wait to see all these projects down the road!!! And yes yes yes please post more of this kind of commentary, I can't get enough lol
Love the behind the scenes!!!
Keep the great work
I really really enjoyed this behind the scenes commentary.
Great great second channel :-)
This is getting spicy, I love these videos!
can't wait for more insights!
Nice to see this kind of videos. Gives an idea of the amount of work it takes to make a video and of course a "product"
Appreciate the behind the scenes content!
So glad you posted this! I currently can't sign the patreon because of currency rates and lack of employment, and I love the more in depth stuff you make!
Love the behind the scenes content 😊!!
Yeah, and every time the door bell rang in any of these videos, my two German Shepherds started barking. I had to get really quick at hitting the 'm' key when I saw a finger reaching for the button.
Make sure to link this channel with your main!
Utterly love your creations, excited to see more!
Wanted to shine some love to you and yours! Envy is such a bad word... but I do envy the way your brain works. You're brilliant and I do appreciate your works. I really am digging your idea for the 2.0 channel. Looking forward to future viewing. One love👊🏻
Loved this video more than main one!
Also watching it before the lockpicking lawyer vid.
Finally a second channel!! I have always wanted to get more insight in your ultraomegaoverenginered projects, as it clearly won't fit in an ordinary 15min vid and maybe not even in a full-fledged thesis LOL
I believe that was so interesting project. Great work from You and LPL..
Great to be able to enjoy a second channel of your excellent content!
I'm so glad this popped up in my recommendations!
So cool to see this collab !
Well done sir. Definitely worth the wait. Three vids in one day. Plus hints at a sequel and another reaction vid.
Definitely worth the wait.
Its great that LPL acknowledged the welding of the hinges.
great additional content!!!
Good you did say this is an other channel. Subbed. Thanks.
I just want to say that I heard your dog barking on LPL's video before watching your part 2 on the lock and it was so funny to just hear faint barking in the distance whenever he rung the doorbell. Well done on the lock and great job on that decision, it's a riot. xD
The metal gear sound when the dog looks up was so cute, I had to rewatch it several times
I love your perspective on cooperation when collaborating rather than competing.
This is awesome.
I liked watching both you making the locks, and LPL picking them. A key (pun intended) factor to consider is that he usually knows what type of lock he's dealing with (not always), so has an idea of how he's going to be challenged.
Awesome idea with the commentary !