@@abcvideoyoutuization Probably, but being in the lock business must be pretty unrewarding, because regardless of how much RnD and resources you spend, your lock is merely a small time sink for a potential attacker, nothing is unbreakable.
@@colbunkmust If you have a pump strong enough and strong enough, well engineered nozzle - then you can cut it with water. So I assure you, you can destroy it with this mallet. Couple hundred hits will probably make things so loose inside that it is going to separate completely. Provided that it is made from the same material as shackle or even softer - since a lot of damage will be done by some already little loose part, bouncing off other parts. Yeah - mallet won't be in great condition after that, but that's not the point.
@@jannegrey I'm not sure what your point is. There is literally nothing that a high pressure jet of water can't cut. Abrasive water jets are used to cut tool steel and rock. And I'm not talking about hundreds of hits. LPL doesn't spend the time to showcase hundreds of hits to a lock. He did two strikes. If the lock had been destructively opened from those strikes it would be unquestionably worse lock than if it was non-destructively opened from those same strikes.
@@colbunkmust True. But I think it might be so low quality that you would literally destroy it with couple hundred hits of this mallet. And I don't mean just open it. I mean destroy it permanently, without using weak points. This metal just looks so... weak and iffy. As for the water - I know. But It again looks so low quality that a Kaercher for carpet cleaning or washing a car, might be able to cut it or at least damage it. Sorry. It just looks so delicate and not up to any standards. Especially the metal looks so darn weak and soft. Forget hacksaw - you could cut it with a spoon. Sure it would take couple of hours, but you'd probably do it. Something just made me snap when I look at this lock. It's weird. I rarely have such a strong reaction, even to something that BS.
@@Shijaru64 Are you a grammar Nazi, or a grammar Communist? Both mean basically the same, but the commie version has more communist ideology. Make sense? Probably not.
Imagine his son/daughter coming home from school with a bad test. LPL’d be like: “ok obviously that was a pretty disappointing performance and given how easy it would have been to pass this, I see it as inexcusable.”
The films - "We're going to get the subject to use a glass, then snatch it, lift the print from it, and reproduce it in 3d laser-printed silicon". LPL - "I'm going to hit it with a hammer".
SUPRISE! I am the funniest YTer evah!!!! Just kidding, it was no surprise. Everybody knew already. HAHAHHAHA!!!! That was an amazing joke (it was real talk though). WAWAWAWAWA!!!! Good afternoon, dear ob
I can imagine an enterprising burglar with LPL's page on their phone and using it as a searchable reference encyclopedia for choosing the best attack for any strange lock in real time.
@@sinister_lefty exactly, in my country an Abus and a Master Lock of similar sizes are sold at comparable prices and both are sold as high security... The more you research the better
When you're a hammer, everything is a nail-- er, a lock. lol JSYK, last time I went padlock shopping, I made a list of what was on the shelf, about 6-7 models, came back home, opened your channel and started checking the bonafides. I bought none of them. lol I took a completely different route, involving stealth, camouflage and secrecy. So far so good. Thanks for your service to mankind.
Now that LPL has found a Lock that has its Locking thing buried deeper, ya just know it's a matter of 'when', not 'if' before he invents a Shim with longer teeth. ;)
If there's one thing this channel highlights so brilliantly, it's that very few padlock manufacturers seem to bother to properly test their products. Destructive attacks are one thing, but obvious design flaws and skimping on materials is simply inexcusable.
You earned another sub today. I lost the keys to my storage unit. I watched all your videos on disk locks. I ordered a cheap set of lock picks from Amazon, thinking I would try to pick it myself. It literally took 90 seconds to open lol. Thank you......
This same unit it sold rebranded as Sharper Image as well. The sharper image unit, I can confirm, is vulnerable to the same attack. For the price you pay, no excuse. Thanks LPL!
Omg.. I have the exact same Anytek lock. One day the thumbprint sensor just failed. Luckily I saw this video and it saved me a whole lot of hassle in getting it opened. Gosh, this is more like a backup lock opener in case battery or sensor fails. Thumbs up Anytek!
well what can i say? thank you LPL!!😃i’ve been a long term subscriber and i can happily say you’ve help me brake into 200+ homes in my local area!♥️thank you!!
I like how gentle and kind LPL was to this wee lock, he cut it very low with his mini hacksaw on the captive side of the shackle so as not to mar its pretty looks ; but while very pretty, it is also very shaky security wise.
Dear LPL, I really, really enjoy your videos. I find them fascinating and informative. Though I only occasionally take the time to say Thank You, this is one of those times. It's appreciated.
@@schoppepetzer9267 pretty certain his plan to protect those gun locks... is in the true American fashion the use of good ol' Bear arms... as is the American right....
Probably is but you are looking for a expensive one. I would think it would have to be mechanical motorized as ones that are magnetic seems a good hammer can break it.
Comfort and security don't go hand in hand. It's either one or the other. Since fingerprint locks are meant to be comfortable, they will all be terrible from the security point of view.
Well you need several features for a fingerprint padlock to make it good: the fingerprint reader must be reliable, the electronics must operate with low power, and the mechanisms must be resistant to magnetism, in addition to the lock being well-constructed out of durable materials and invulnerable to shimming. In essence you have all the problems of a normal padlock (which we know are hard to make right) with all the problems of a "ruggedized" smartphone (which are also hard to make right)
It's funny how LPL does this for a good cause yet he's helping me to effortlessly break in houses and warehouses to steal and thieve around. Without him I'd be clueless. Great video btw!
Haunting cries of innumerable locksmiths, all tied up in straightjackets, occupying well lit halls of an insane asylum: "It's not a fluke! IT'S NEVER A FLUKE!"
I love the way he describes his hammer and it's construction then progresses to describe what he had to do with it to get the lock to open. Alternatively, as we say here in the Black Country " 'e 'it it wi' 'ommer "
I've now watched enough of these where I play "Guess the Vulnerability" before he gets to it. "SHIMABLE!" "MAGNETS!" "Sorry, panel. The correct answer was 'Mallet.' 'Malet.'"
I did find myself wondering what it was about the little door over the fingerprint reader that LPL thought would make this lock better than all the others :)
The issue with fingerprints is that they are easily copied. "This is *not* the Lock Picking Lawyer, and today i am showing you how to open this fingerprint lock with a gummy bear..." ua-cam.com/video/dko-AzWmh6Q/v-deo.html It has been demonstrated many years ago already with stolen fingerprints, like from glas surfaces. These were scanned at 2400dpi and printed out with a laser printer at 1200dpi onto a plastic sheet. The toner forms little ridges on the plastic sheet, which were then used to imprint the gummy bear. ua-cam.com/video/5eAdY5I8CTU/v-deo.html "Life checks" have already been defeated. Google uses retina scanners to secure their data centers, among quite a few other measures: ua-cam.com/video/kd33UVZhnAA/v-deo.html Of course, if you have so many guards to watch your home (or your garden shed, or your bicycle), you probably won't need any lock at all.
@@Dirtyharry70585 If the shackle gave up as much as LPL showed it did from just one hacksaw pass, I would expect someone could simply yank it open with their bare hands (assuming it was attached to something solid). Or maybe pry it open with a screwdriver.
LPL has collabed with Modern Rogue before, but I was just imagining how much fun it'd be to give them something "secured" by a series of locks that have been featured on LPL's channel along with the tools used to bypass them, and let them use his channel and the tools to open them. Maybe even put some sort of sealed shut tag on each lock with the video number so they can see exactly which video if they give up looking.
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"Why'd you name your company Anytek?"
"Because any tech will open it."
even cave man technology like the wheel and probably even fire
Ha nice
Better than cacagoo
@@chronicx2265 indeed a club would work. :D
Because they will market Any Tech they think they can make a profit on.
They should change the name to Anycrap.
"It's never a fluke" - suggested slogan for LPL t-shirts
"For this lock I'll use the pick that BosnianBill and I designed" - should be another one
@@Shiftinggers Front and back slogans :D
@@artstrutzenberg7197
front: "it's never a fluke"
back: image of an actual whale fluke :P
I just want a shirt with the words "PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND AS ALWAYS HAVE A NICE DAY THANK YOU"
@@AtheistExpert 👍👍👍😂🤣
Lol, “here are the things I like about it.”
30 seconds later, “it doesn’t really work at all though!”
Highlighting the positive qualities helps the company understand what features they should keep, which is almost as important as what they should fix.
@@F3Ibane Have any of the lock makers fixed any of their locks?
@@abcvideoyoutuization 1
@@abcvideoyoutuization there was that company that gave LPL several locks and the last one was greatly improved from the initial ones.
@@abcvideoyoutuization Probably, but being in the lock business must be pretty unrewarding, because regardless of how much RnD and resources you spend, your lock is merely a small time sink for a potential attacker, nothing is unbreakable.
"Obviously, that was a pretty disappointing performance."
Those simple words burn hard from him.
They burn harder from my girlfriend
@@caponebd7941 yea she can be harsh
@@ryansimon7815 What did he say
😳
🤏🏽👓
@@caponebd7941 bro she always burning me
@@The-mountain You might want to see a doctor about that.
When hammer is used for non-destructive opening - you know it's garbage lock.
Percussive Picking.
the lock would be even worse if a urethane mallet could be used for destructive opening
@@colbunkmust If you have a pump strong enough and strong enough, well engineered nozzle - then you can cut it with water. So I assure you, you can destroy it with this mallet. Couple hundred hits will probably make things so loose inside that it is going to separate completely. Provided that it is made from the same material as shackle or even softer - since a lot of damage will be done by some already little loose part, bouncing off other parts. Yeah - mallet won't be in great condition after that, but that's not the point.
@@jannegrey I'm not sure what your point is. There is literally nothing that a high pressure jet of water can't cut. Abrasive water jets are used to cut tool steel and rock. And I'm not talking about hundreds of hits. LPL doesn't spend the time to showcase hundreds of hits to a lock. He did two strikes. If the lock had been destructively opened from those strikes it would be unquestionably worse lock than if it was non-destructively opened from those same strikes.
@@colbunkmust True. But I think it might be so low quality that you would literally destroy it with couple hundred hits of this mallet. And I don't mean just open it. I mean destroy it permanently, without using weak points. This metal just looks so... weak and iffy.
As for the water - I know. But It again looks so low quality that a Kaercher for carpet cleaning or washing a car, might be able to cut it or at least damage it.
Sorry. It just looks so delicate and not up to any standards. Especially the metal looks so darn weak and soft. Forget hacksaw - you could cut it with a spoon. Sure it would take couple of hours, but you'd probably do it. Something just made me snap when I look at this lock. It's weird. I rarely have such a strong reaction, even to something that BS.
Fingerprint Padlock: *exists*
LPL with a piss-colored hammer: Your free trial of living has expired
Lol
Bruh, drink some water.
Killed me with piss coloured hammer 😂
@@echo9911 That's not how I would want to die...
Normally he'd take picks or shims along for a gig like this, but today he's just taking the piss.
"This lock is vulnerable to a rapping attack."
*Drops a sick flow.
*Lock opens in fear.
I'll just take out the mixtape Bosnian Bill and I made...
*LPL walks into frame wearing a hoodie*
Yo.
I feel like he'd just have a ballin watch and huge rings on both hands in-camera over the lock...as we never see much more than that. lol
"This lock is vulnerable to a rapping attack."
*Drops a sick flow.
*Lock opens in fear.
*Rapid hammer blow,
*Lock picker of the year!
@@omnipotent4720
If you had one lock, one opportunity
To pick everything you ever wanted,
Would you dimple pick, or just let it slip?
I'd like to see a series called, " Locks i DO approve of". So I know what to buy.
The one approved lock would require a welder to lock and a cutting torch to open.
Shortest. series. ever.
no chance, his video's are far to short as it is.
@@chrispartosbro4555 videos* (Apostrophes do not pluralize nouns).
@@Shijaru64 Are you a grammar Nazi, or a grammar Communist? Both mean basically the same, but the commie version has more communist ideology. Make sense? Probably not.
Videos never fail to make the day better, lol.
Not for the company tho
unless you are a lock company CEO
@@Pulko172 well at least they know what to fix now
I came here for this reason
@@nafreal That is actually a good reason for a lock company to watch these videos
Imagine his son/daughter coming home from school with a bad test. LPL’d be like: “ok obviously that was a pretty disappointing performance and given how easy it would have been to pass this, I see it as inexcusable.”
"In any case, that's all I have for you today..."
Fucking lol
The films - "We're going to get the subject to use a glass, then snatch it, lift the print from it, and reproduce it in 3d laser-printed silicon".
LPL - "I'm going to hit it with a hammer".
That Mythbusters episode was very interesting.
Not just any hammer, a baby hammer.
@@Bugkiller991 rubber mallet, different purpose
@@defensivekobra3873 Urethane. Much harder than rubber.
@@JerryWilliam63 I remember that from the movie Goldfinger.
Interviewers: so as a professional lock picker, what is the best way to open this lock?
LPL: *bonk*
At this point I just don't bother with padlocks. Not needing to leave anything outside my home should suffice.
SUPRISE! I am the funniest YTer evah!!!! Just kidding, it was no surprise. Everybody knew already. HAHAHHAHA!!!! That was an amazing joke (it was real talk though). WAWAWAWAWA!!!! Good afternoon, dear ob
Yeah I had a lot more confidence in padlocks before I found this channel for sure. 😅
Just don't own any valuable items in your house and you're safe!
I'm sure the next thing will be to show how house locks aren't worth anything either. Already took down two large brand locks.
@@cerburusmori honestly i think he has basically show that any lock is pickable with enough effort
I can imagine an enterprising burglar with LPL's page on their phone and using it as a searchable reference encyclopedia for choosing the best attack for any strange lock in real time.
It would require them to either know the name of the lock they face or to look through every video, but it is a fun image to picture.
@@Horseshoecrabwarrior They are trying to break into places locked with padlocks, the robber better watch these videos to recognise these locks
I was thinking the same thing recently, though we can do the same when shopping for locks. Definitely gonna do this next time I buy a lock!
@@sinister_lefty exactly, in my country an Abus and a Master Lock of similar sizes are sold at comparable prices and both are sold as high security... The more you research the better
Hey so where's the guy that makes the lock identifier app then upon identification lists all lockpicking related videos below
"And it's open. Let's try that one more time to show it's not a fluke." - LPL at the Federal Reserve vault in lower Manhattan.
...Is he breaking in to pay the national debt?
It is always relieving to learn that it was not a fluke
I love how him talking about the lock is always longer than him opening the lock
When you're a hammer, everything is a nail-- er, a lock. lol JSYK, last time I went padlock shopping, I made a list of what was on the shelf, about 6-7 models, came back home, opened your channel and started checking the bonafides. I bought none of them. lol I took a completely different route, involving stealth, camouflage and secrecy. So far so good. Thanks for your service to mankind.
Points in favor of this lock:
- Not disassembable with the lock closed
- No magnet attack
- Some thought put into countering shimming attacks
Now that LPL has found a Lock that has its Locking thing buried deeper, ya just know it's a matter of 'when', not 'if' before he invents a Shim with longer teeth. ;)
If there's one thing this channel highlights so brilliantly, it's that very few padlock manufacturers seem to bother to properly test their products. Destructive attacks are one thing, but obvious design flaws and skimping on materials is simply inexcusable.
Ohh, a striking attack. I was totally betting on shimmable.
Same
Magnet probably when I first saw it
I thought what the heck is a shrinking attack and then I saw the glaring flaw that I won't mention.
Same
They though about that, but didn't think to design it so it won't open when it hits the door in a strong wind for example.
I'm just trying to imagine how amazing this April first video is gonna go. Always my favorite video of the year
Place your bets before watching: is it gonna be defeated by:
1. a magnet
2. a shackle
3. a hammer
4. a stern gaze
The question is does it take more than a minute to open, or less? I mean: including the intro...
5. Colourful Language
6. A Toothpick
7. Twig
8. Screwdriver
9. A paperclip
10. A piece of soda can shaped into a shim
4
You earned another sub today. I lost the keys to my storage unit. I watched all your videos on disk locks. I ordered a cheap set of lock picks from Amazon, thinking I would try to pick it myself. It literally took 90 seconds to open lol. Thank you......
This same unit it sold rebranded as Sharper Image as well. The sharper image unit, I can confirm, is vulnerable to the same attack. For the price you pay, no excuse. Thanks LPL!
Omg.. I have the exact same Anytek lock. One day the thumbprint sensor just failed. Luckily I saw this video and it saved me a whole lot of hassle in getting it opened. Gosh, this is more like a backup lock opener in case battery or sensor fails. Thumbs up Anytek!
What I heard was: "Let me open this lock with a hammer. A much smaller hammer than you might think I need."
well what can i say? thank you LPL!!😃i’ve been a long term subscriber and i can happily say you’ve help me brake into 200+ homes in my local area!♥️thank you!!
Ok, I got a theory: LPL is actually Santa Claus when it's not the Christmas season. That's how he's able to get in to homes and deliver presents!
I like how gentle and kind LPL was to this wee lock, he cut it very low with his mini hacksaw on the captive side of the shackle so as not to mar its pretty looks
;
but while very pretty, it is also very shaky security wise.
What i've learned after all this years of watching LPL, is that if you want to lock something, lock it real good, just use Duct Tape.
Be sure to watch Project Farm on which tape to use.
Plastic lock packaging...
That's usually more secure than the locks it holds
A bent nail would be more secure.
And smear dog poop on it
I have met baling wire more challenging to open than half of the locks he presents.
ive been watching your channel for a lil while now
( 2 yrs or so.)..
I HIGHLY ENJOY YOUR CONTENT. !!!
I can't wait for the crossover episode
LPL: let's try this lock with the mallet Bosnian Bill and I made"
Every few months this channel pops up on my feed, and then I keep watching it for days.
Anytek...because "Badly Designed" has too many letters.
Anytek = any tech? Like a 2 strike mallet. "Lowtek"? ))
LOL 10/10!
Anytek...will open our locks
They could have just named it...CRAP.
They forgot to include the word "old" between any and tek.
The dude is like a magician with locks, now it’s locked, now it’s unlocked
"Unfortunately, ..." is the word the executive who approved this design hears before the words, "You're fired."
Dear LPL, I really, really enjoy your videos. I find them fascinating and informative. Though I only occasionally take the time to say Thank You, this is one of those times. It's appreciated.
"that it's not a fluke."
One day I hope to see a multimeter appear and hear the words "But this is..."
"using the resistance setting to induce a small current into the lock...and it's open. As always, thank you, and have a nice day."
Every damn time LPL says that my mind goes to a multimeter.
That could be a great April's Fools video.
I would love to see Fluke release a line of safety-lock-out gear.
And the multimeter is set to ohms, and the display reads "futile".
You've gotten me into lock picking, just bought my first newbie set and I'm already thrilled, thanks for the inspiration!! Awesome vids!!
When you hear: "...OK folks..." you know it's the kiss of death.
At this point I don't even want to lock my home because thanks to him I know no lock is good enough
LPL: "...and, as always, have a nice day!"
Anytek CEO: **sobs**
lock company : digital and durable
LPL : this is a urinine Mallett
LPL: "...inexcusable..."
Lock company stock: *plummets*
if only.
Lockpicking Lawyer: "This lock has an inexcusable flaw."
Lock Company Boardroom:
Someone should do a lockpicking lawyer set of subtitles for that scene.
Masterlock: takes notes for their next lock design...
The fingerprint reader is most likely 100% of the cost of this lock.
- “We need a company name.”
- “What should we use?”
- “Just any name that hints at ‘tech’.”
- “OK.”
Lock opens when: Hammered.
Engineers when they signed off on the design: Also hammered.
At this point I just bought a dog to protect my backyard
LPL comes in with a steak. "Okay folks ... "
@labcoent co pls see LPL videos on gun locks :)
@@schoppepetzer9267 pretty certain his plan to protect those gun locks... is in the true American fashion the use of good ol' Bear arms... as is the American right....
@labcoent co or just hire some russian bodyguard to protect it
@HardAnall Jr. Works fine against common criminals. Apparently not so effective vs. the ATF.
Is there even one good fingerprint padlock, they all seem to be absolutely terrible
Same thoughts with me, I am still waiting for him to demo anything electronic and not straight up security flawed.
Probably is but you are looking for a expensive one. I would think it would have to be mechanical motorized as ones that are magnetic seems a good hammer can break it.
Comfort and security don't go hand in hand. It's either one or the other. Since fingerprint locks are meant to be comfortable, they will all be terrible from the security point of view.
it's as if all the available development funds went into the electronics
Well you need several features for a fingerprint padlock to make it good: the fingerprint reader must be reliable, the electronics must operate with low power, and the mechanisms must be resistant to magnetism, in addition to the lock being well-constructed out of durable materials and invulnerable to shimming.
In essence you have all the problems of a normal padlock (which we know are hard to make right) with all the problems of a "ruggedized" smartphone (which are also hard to make right)
It's funny how LPL does this for a good cause yet he's helping me to effortlessly break in houses and warehouses to steal and thieve around. Without him I'd be clueless.
Great video btw!
Use this on a decoy house to trap your theives and make them lockpick something more challenging to escape the decoy house.
would they not just walk out the door they broke open?
@@dontspikemydrink9382 professionals have standards ya know
@@dontspikemydrink9382 Not if they fell in your trap door if you happen to have one.
@@thenickstrikebetter standards have professionals
The plan here only working if the lock's fatal flaw is known by the thieves
Since the lock video from Stuff I haven't missed a single LPL video, this is great and still looking forward to that one!
A serious flaw to this lock: lockpickinglawyer exists
The awesome thing I learned from watching this channel alone. The moment he said spring-loaded I thought "ok so we hammer it" ><
yay for learning
Ahhh yes lpl back with his lock picking shenanigans
This flaw is SERIOUS!
😶
It DEADLY.
The best thing about the Lock is: "Yeah well at least it looks nice."
And when you feel like hell, watch a video from LPL. :-)
I binge on your videos every night since I found your channel ❤️😂
I thought to myself: Either he’s ging to shim it or use a magnet or hit it with a hammer. Turns out it was, indeed, one of these options.
I was convinced it would be a magnet.
I sensed the fork was coming out.
It's never a fluke and there's always an easier way to get in
Haunting cries of innumerable locksmiths, all tied up in straightjackets, occupying well lit halls of an insane asylum:
"It's not a fluke! IT'S NEVER A FLUKE!"
OMG! LPL just bought one of our locks! SELL MY STOCK NOW!!!
It's really frustrating that most of LPL's videos finish before I can go full screen.
"Strike it sharply on the side with my urethane mallet" is the honey to my ears
As a locking device, any tech could work... expect that one.
I love the way he describes his hammer and it's construction then progresses to describe what he had to do with it to get the lock to open. Alternatively, as we say here in the Black Country " 'e 'it it wi' 'ommer "
The return of the mallet. Looking forward to Comedy Central Presents: LPL's Roast of a Thousand Locks.
But, who wants a roasted lock?
A cool looking lock let down by design and material choice, thanks for this video, cheers
"I'm going to use the lockpicking mallet Bosnian Bill and I designed..."
Lmao
Not just any mallet, the special frozen piss mallet for extra humiliation
"Let's do that one more time so this video isn't ridiculously short..."
LPL would drop an apple to prove gravity and say “let’s try that one more time to prove it’s not a fluke”
I've now watched enough of these where I play "Guess the Vulnerability" before he gets to it. "SHIMABLE!" "MAGNETS!" "Sorry, panel. The correct answer was 'Mallet.' 'Malet.'"
Mr LPL, serious question:
Is there any fingerprint locking device that you'd recommend?
I did find myself wondering what it was about the little door over the fingerprint reader that LPL thought would make this lock better than all the others :)
@@weswheel4834 I think it's just the weather resistance.
The issue with fingerprints is that they are easily copied. "This is *not* the Lock Picking Lawyer, and today i am showing you how to open this fingerprint lock with a gummy bear..."
ua-cam.com/video/dko-AzWmh6Q/v-deo.html
It has been demonstrated many years ago already with stolen fingerprints, like from glas surfaces. These were scanned at 2400dpi and printed out with a laser printer at 1200dpi onto a plastic sheet. The toner forms little ridges on the plastic sheet, which were then used to imprint the gummy bear.
ua-cam.com/video/5eAdY5I8CTU/v-deo.html
"Life checks" have already been defeated.
Google uses retina scanners to secure their data centers, among quite a few other measures: ua-cam.com/video/kd33UVZhnAA/v-deo.html
Of course, if you have so many guards to watch your home (or your garden shed, or your bicycle), you probably won't need any lock at all.
I'd like to see a video someday where you compile some locks you would recommend, and categorize them by price point and application. Just a thought.
Use "anytek" to open this lock. Even something as archaic as a hammer can work.
Don't know why i become addicted to this channel
I was hoping for some magnet action
That would probably work too
Maybe a torch to melt the shackle
@@Dirtyharry70585 If the shackle gave up as much as LPL showed it did from just one hacksaw pass, I would expect someone could simply yank it open with their bare hands (assuming it was attached to something solid). Or maybe pry it open with a screwdriver.
Love the bypass key although it's a little larger than a normal key : )
When they sell you Anytek they're really saying any touch will do.
I continue to hope and wait for a collaboration video with Stuff Made Here. Until then, I'm glad to have such entertaining content!
Me: *Sees that video is less than 2 minutes long* "This is gonna be brutal, isn't it?"
*LPL opens lock with a rubber hammer*
Me: 😲
Another shining performance of slapping something open
*Hits finger with mallet
*Smashes lock in agony
"As we can see, this lock does not stand up to physical attacks"
Old school opener with the hammer. Used to open locks on base like that when keys were lost or nobody could find them. Good times.
On this episode of LPL
That's It I'm Gettin' Me Mallet
LPL has collabed with Modern Rogue before, but I was just imagining how much fun it'd be to give them something "secured" by a series of locks that have been featured on LPL's channel along with the tools used to bypass them, and let them use his channel and the tools to open them. Maybe even put some sort of sealed shut tag on each lock with the video number so they can see exactly which video if they give up looking.
A “serious flaw” i.e. You made the mistake of selling a lock to the LPL
You should do a collaboration with This Old Tony. I would love to see the 4 hands working together. Maybe design a lock.
wow, here just after it's posted. haven't been this early before.
it took me longer to write this comment than it took him to open it.
LPL is the Chuck Norris of locks. They open out of fear :)
If we hit our head with that silicon hammer, will unlock some secret skills without getting brain damage??
Fascinating to see the shim protection from the deeper lug, though.
Me: Smack it with a hammer
LPL: Wrap it with a mallet.
Rap it with a light slap by something soft.
No locks were harmed in this video, the hammer and the lock are professional actors.
Any recommendations for a good quality fingerprint padlock? The convenience is pretty nice.
I would recommend the Tapplock, but while they're made from more durable materials I think they're pretty easy to tapp open with a hammer (the irony)
What I learned from LPL is if you are leaving for holidays then you better weld shut your doors.
Lpl: okay folks today we have here a welded door. Proceeds to show us the door next to a inexcusable window while holding his small mallet.
"A serious flaw" ... actually two serious flaws but the second one is so egregious that the first one doesn't count.
I don’t know why I like these videos as much as I do.