@@ohnoyo That is very true. A lock is good for telling people they should not go there. And a lock is probably as secure as needed, when there is an easier way in than touching the lock.
Pro Tip: Already have your valuables stolen before you leave the house. That way, even if someone is able to pick the lock, they will get nothing out of it.
None of these work when you're not home. They easily disconnect your wifi. I've been going through this for years. Many locks,padlocks, boards in the windows cameras throughout the house, dog etc.
Now that is sad 😞 but other folks are night owls and some just have insomnia Other than that, I have nothing worth stealing. And my dog is hyper alert ALL THE TIME! Is that the tool used at Fort Knox?😅😅 Sorry can’t help my sense of humor is warped 😇
@@userjarabecko normies like you and me aren't willing to put in the effort it takes to get through a "high security lock" the vast majority of the time.
At night I leave my key in the door and turn it sideways. Nobody can push it out from the other side with a duplicate and they can’t pick the lock. My police officer dad showed us that trick when we were younger.
@marsbase3729 you leave the key in the lock when you're inside. Always. If you're key ring is in the door, you'll probably hear them jingle if someone opens the door.
Great tip! And be sure to store your firearms in clear tupperware to keep out moisture so they don’t rust, and you can see at a glance if they’ve been stolen.
Pro tip: lose your key instantly after installing your door locks so that you're the only one breaking into your house, lowering the chance for someone else to.
Technically a locksmith is just one of the ways you can specialize in legal breaking and entering. XD that joke aside, I get your point. It just shows cool tools to random people.
@@jamesjameson4566 the difference is the locksmith gets paid by the owner to break in. The criminal gets paid by the owner to break in and remove goods. Yep not much difference
@@matthewmorgan582 now that's thinking outside of the box ! Yeah now u just got to get the people who make these things on board!!!! Again I'm more of a drill and screw driver , or bolt cutter / hand held grinder kind A guy . If that was my thing . Thieves just gonna use the quickest and easier way always . Nobody's picking a lock when they have a faster way in . Just saying.
@@eliel4liferecords390 unfortunately the way this tools cloning ability works is about the same ease as cloning and rebroadcasting a beeper things signal!!! (Digital keys take up very little space!) I can simply obtain the FCC application data, setup a frequency data logger nearby to record the spectrum of possible channels with a directional antenna and SDR. - When you can clone anything, safety and security are a myth! How can you be safe when you've been completely replaced??
Or go the opposite. Have like 10+ key locks on the door, that don't actually do anything and just have the door lock/ unlock remotely, like a car. Imagine someone taking the time to unlock all 10 locks, only to realize it did nothing.
Locks are meant to keep an honest man honest. If someone *really* wants through that lock. They'll find a way through. There is no stopping them. Locks are a deterrent to keep the oportunistic thieves out. Then after that it's just slowing down the ones that actually want in.
@@jchr4381 I don't know man. Ask anyone and they will tell you that it is not a healthy weight for a GS. I speak from experience, I always had GS, none of them weighed that much. The one I have now tips the scale at 100 lbs and he is big. Yours might be healthy now at 150 but that much weight will not be to his benefit in a few years down the road. Their frame is not built to support that kind of weight. He will have issues later with his joints, especially back hips/knees. Just like a person, you can be healthy at 300 lbs but for how long. Don't get me wrong, not criticizing you and tell you how to raise your dog but you want him in your life for as long as possible and happy and active at the same time. Also I want to mention that my wife is a veterinarian and she always watches his weight making sure he maintains it around a stable number. Good luck and nothing but a healthy and happy life for your pooch.
@@deelee4639 reminds me od a joke, where this thieg breaks into a house n start disconnecting a snart tv, he was interrupted by a parrot telling him Jesus is watching him, long story short Jesus was the name of the rottweiler in the room with him.
A friend had two Great Danes that did just that as thief was crawling through his garage window. My friend was sued and his dogs were put down. My friend was a cop at the time.
The security element in a lock isn't designed to stop someone getting in. It's designed to slow them down. More time and noise getting in means more likely to get caught. If a criminal wants to get in they will find a way no matter what
I'm a student i stay in a small 1bhk apt things in my house are a mattress no cot and few cookware and food,I wish the burglar puts some cash and left or a TV
They cost over €350+ each and you need a different one for each brand and model of lock you want to work with. The manufacturer website has like 75 different choices. I think the price and the requirement of knowing which tool goes with which lock is what will keep a thief from using something like this. A lot easier to just pop or just break a window.
It is a very expensive tool and what they don’t mention is it is specific to lock manufacturers meaning you’d have to buy one of these for each brand of dimple lock. I’m a locksmith and I’d just snap or drill this out before I spent £450 on one of these tools.
Pro tip- ONLY have to slow them down for 15 seconds-security film etc. Just need time to get my firearm. Like cockroaches, they can enter, but they will never leave- veritcal.
at least if you have a glass-break detector or motion sensor, you can know there's been an incident and respond quickly. And if you have some cameras you can get that information to authorities and insurance providers
After watching houndreds of lock picking videos, my conclusion is that there are no unpickable locks. The only ones which are quite difficult to open are those where you can't reach the pins directly, but even those aren't 100% secure if you manage to bend a tool on the right shape.
This is why I installed a spring-loaded bolt that is hidden and I use a large electro magnet to open so I can open my door. It's basically a large solenoid. Just use a hidden magnetic operated on and off switch to activate the solenoid which pulls the bolt in.
There are three deadbolts on my front door: one is always locked, one is always unlocked, and one is connected to a claymore mine on the backside of the door. Choose wisely.
I like how this guy is giving these people free publicity and the company ruined it by having a faulty website. I went to the website and it is so horribly made, you can't search for anything. It's not always the case, but when I see a broken website, I tend to judge the product they're selling the same.
Just by the lock from the website and the website unlocks for you, just for 99.99 you can get the lock and a FREE website pass for 3 months. (After that 19.99 per month or 34.99 as family plan for up to 5 members)
99 percent of UA-cam adds are just lies and fake bull shit but UA-cam allows it makes no sense why google pays UA-cam to post fake shit it’s all to snag your info
I once asked a locksmith why more burglars don’t pick locks. He said they aren’t that sophisticated. I have found that keys for most locks can’t even enter the keyway on a Schlage or locks with double pin rows.
I mean that's cool except for that only works on one kind of dimple keyway. You're going to need a specific one for every manufacturer. Super cool but right now picking is probably a better option.
It's definitely not at all the reason but I'm sure it's nice to think you're actually intelligent for a second. There's about a dozen or more other factors of why insurance companies will not insure certain cars in the state, And 100% of them have to do with the fact that the vehicles themselves are easy to break into and start without high Tech manipulation of the mechanism such as with something like this. And if you didn't notice this is for a high security lock not a simple car key Or car Ignition. >< There are dozens of ways to get a car access and start the Ignition without the key or any key at all. The state of Louisiana likely has a high percentage of Car theft which happens to be mostly in a certain few brands of vehicles that have the highest theft rate, so it would be in their interest to not insure such brands. The only way to solve that is to actually Arrest and deal with criminals but they don't like doing that in the United States these days very much since criminals AKA a certain race that I'm not supposed to mention here directlee is socially protected from actually being Held responsible for the crimes they commit. You know exactly what I'm saying. It doesn't matter what kind of crime you commit what's more important is what color your skin is in the United States.
It's more a case of car insurance being very dear in that area. You can insure everything, but for some brands, the cost of insurance may exceed the value of the vehicle. Those brands of very high insurance costs are the ones which used to be delivered without immobilizer, Kia being an example.
Made me think of the old Dane Cook joke about breaking and entering. He didn't want to go in and steal anything. He realized that he just liked kicking in the door and leaving. Years later, some home owner is still walking around their house saying, "What the hell did they take!!!!!"
Thieves need whatever advantage they can get. Things have gotten really tough for them ever since the world banks and governments entered the steal your stuff business
good idea, if you throw your wife towards the gun man you will have more than enough time to escape yourself. Life you only get 1 chance at, a wife on the other hand :> XD
Garage doors are so easy to break into. First off I'm no thief I don't do this on the regular but you should definitely lock the house door inside the garage if you are dependent solely of the automatic garage door opener. Usually you can make a gap in the top panel of the garage door. From now you just use a coat hanger and pulling the string and release the door emergency mode and then just simply lift up on the door and you're in the house. Or pull the pin from the top it's supposed to be a cotter pin bent both ways no one ever changes it out.
My Phone Has An IR Blaster It Can Scan Device Codes And Can Control Any Wireless Device. TVs, DVD Players, Air Conditioners And Garage Doors. I Don't Even Need To Be In The Driveway To Open Them
@@Glmorrs1 there is more than one type of thief. While a professional thief is way less rare than someone who will actually pick a lock there are some who will take the extra time. But they'll be in and out while you're off with your secretary or something before you even know they're there.
Please don’t say it’s expensive and then not mention the price, if the viewers are interested in your videos then they will also want to know the cost.
There are 46 versions of this lockpick for the various types of locks out there of this sort. Each lockpick comes in at around 300-450 Euros. So, unless you have money to burn and are an expert in figuring out what brand each lock is by looking at them, this is pretty much only for experts to use.
One of the many reasons Home defence is needed, doorbars, internal locks on doors and windows and if this all fail, this is why the Revolution Mauler 12 gauge is on both floors of the house :)
I'm in the UK, so no guns allowed. Instead, I've got the anti-intruder 'German Shepherd x4' alarm system. Admittedly, it's a bit sensitive to any signs of life within a six street radius, but I've been told it'll calm down if i leave it active all day.
Why is everyone putting so many pro tips in the comments. As a former locksmith in the air force I didn't realize there were so many professional locksmiths in the world
Can't be easy to get a hold of and any criminal that could afford it, likely don't pick locks lol. Everything is FARRRR more expensive on a black/grey market 😂
@genezhep8647 correct. Only a couple hundred smart burglars that use tools like these. The rest just use a brick, prybar, or battery drill. For newer cars, a tennis ball.
@@genezhep8647 i dont think it would work in general, and all locks are more like deterrants anyway. If someone actually plans ahead they will get through the locks. Locks really only stop opportunistic random criminal or just slows them down bit if they are prepared. Its kinda like reason why something like door even made mainly out of glass even have locks because obviously everyone actually wanting to get in does so very easily
Oh snap! Ya mean it doesn’t come with replacement warding parts? Ya literally have to buy each one with different warding? How feckin retarded. Man they see stupid people( locksmiths at that??🤔) will really buy multiple of same tool, with a part(warding piece, that’s removable) that should be replaceable or changeable. First company to make this happen and just charge an extra hundred is gonna make a killing! Because I wouldn’t buy 10 different ones🤷🏼. Even if I was a smith.
Pro tip..before you go out fill the lock with super glue...now the lock pick wont work....on another note there's a good chance when you get home you will have to kick your door in
Locks are and always have been for honest people. You lock your door next to two boards of drywall. If they wanted to get in, they would. Edit to those who don’t get my comment: Actually read the last sentence before replying.
I’m pretty sure most cat thieves can’t just phase through solid walls. They’d need heavy equipment to get through, which would defeat the point of a quiet robbery.
This is why alarm systems are worth it. Locks are obviously not locking anything but the alarm going off will at least let you know your shootable target has entered the house. Also you can get lockless door locks that are only opened by let’s say a Bluetooth feature or a code. Most people can buy these but most people won’t have a code breaker or Bluetooth bypass device.
Thats it, Im now going to start locking my door with tie-wraps. Then add some crazy glue around the door seams. Then finally turn on the high voltage door mat. I was going to screw the door closed but cant find them screws.
Tip people: Locks are for honest people, you cant stop a thief. Also, the response time for the police is 15 to 20 minutes. The reponse time of a 357 magnum is 1500 ft per second.😎
Thats why its best to also get a good quality internal door chain so if the lock is picked there's a secondary security layer. But make sure you install the door chain at a high level so kids don't lock anyone out.
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Don't even know why I lock my doors anymore.
So that your drunk neighbor doesn't come in your house by accident.
Not every idiot owns one yet, you still have time. 😎
My coach once told me locks keep honesty people honest
@@ohnoyo That is very true. A lock is good for telling people they should not go there. And a lock is probably as secure as needed, when there is an easier way in than touching the lock.
@@PhilepZ Yea, and pee in your house slippers. BTW sorry about your slippers.
Pro tip: take your home with you when your going out
and dont forget it in your car
@@andreasschelchshorn8143 well, just take also your car with u, maybe in your pocket ;)
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@@lukeonlylukewhatch out for pickpockets
This is why it's best not to have a door. Just tear the wall down and rebuild it as you're leaving.
Good point ☝️ this solves it
Our big dog will help you futher 😬
Minecraft security
Best solution so far
I do wonder why people obsess about locks when they sell battery sawzalls... I can fit between studs...
I found that installing trap doors leading down to the basement is the best form of home security.
😂
Release the hounds
"It puts the lotion on his skin..." 🐩
They never look for bodies in a cemetery
I tried that. Now I have too many bulgars trapped under those doors.
Pro Tip: Already have your valuables stolen before you leave the house. That way, even if someone is able to pick the lock, they will get nothing out of it.
That’s some solid advice I’ll have to try that
I definitely wasn’t the one that stole it before. Nope, not me😅
Can’t have your valuables stolen if nothing you own is valuable
Dang. I never seen so many Geniuses in one comment section before👏
😅 😅
Pro tip: if you ever get robbed, just rob the stuff back with your newfound lockpicking skills
😂😂😂😂😂
Winning comment 🏆
Lol great idea thanks
The problem is who design it, who wanna steal things from others. Evil mind.
Rob those who rob us!
this is why we have security latches, spot lights, cameras and indoor dogs so we can at least sleep tight but it’s 4am and i’m still on youtube 😭
None of these work when you're not home. They easily disconnect your wifi. I've been going through this for years. Many locks,padlocks, boards in the windows cameras throughout the house, dog etc.
Now that is sad 😞 but other folks are night owls and some just have insomnia
Other than that, I have nothing worth stealing. And my dog is hyper alert ALL THE TIME!
Is that the tool used at Fort Knox?😅😅
Sorry can’t help my sense of humor is warped 😇
another innovation for burglars😂😂
People you literally live in the safest moment in the history of our world, relax😂
Bet this video put your mind rest 😂
What a fantastic idea! Even the dumbest criminals can now get into your house without even trying.
WOW, my dad always said. Locks just keep honest people honest.
i dont get it?
@@userjarabecko criminal's don't care about locks. They just break them or pick them.
Locks are for keeping your friends out.
@@userjarabecko normies like you and me aren't willing to put in the effort it takes to get through a "high security lock" the vast majority of the time.
My locks have kept dishonest animal & dishonest sleeping people out.
Nice, now they can finally stop breaking my damn windows
Ima still break a window but now ima be petty and unlock every locked lock you got 😂🎉😂
This is expensive, a brick is free.
@@anttimaki8188Well bricks aren’t free, someone bought it in the first place, but a thief doesn’t care 😆
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Right LOL that's why I don't lock my doors
Pro tip: put your lock on the other side of the door so it seems like the whole world is yours except one tiny little house.
That’s genius!
At night I leave my key in the door and turn it sideways. Nobody can push it out from the other side with a duplicate and they can’t pick the lock. My police officer dad showed us that trick when we were younger.
All you need to do is remove the end of the other key and it will fit
If you're talking about a double key deadbolt, you can put a jey in both sides at the same time. Your key will just turn as they open the bolt.
I don't trust having to use a key to get out of my house if a fire happens
@marsbase3729 you leave the key in the lock when you're inside. Always. If you're key ring is in the door, you'll probably hear them jingle if someone opens the door.
I wish you could be more descriptive on how this works!
The inside key way has nothing to do with the outside key way
Pro tip ,weld your door everytime you go out
Lol
lol
LOL
But where you put the welder after this?
So burglars will just carry torches lol
Pro tip: Don't have a home and no one can break in
the world is my home and you are my home, I think it's time to pay rent! 😂🤗
As a homeless I can actually confirm that!
A guy climbed threw my upstairs bathroom window while we were in the house
The Tories are sorting that part for us.
Even pro tip: no one can steal from you if you have nothing.
Pro tip: lock your valuables in a zip lock bag.
Great tip! And be sure to store your firearms in clear tupperware to keep out moisture so they don’t rust, and you can see at a glance if they’ve been stolen.
@@LuckyCharms777
Now brother that's some shitty advice......
@@vickrumsingh5690
And that’s some terrible reading comprehension since you didn’t pick up on the obvious sarcasm.
Pro tip: lose your key instantly after installing your door locks so that you're the only one breaking into your house, lowering the chance for someone else to.
I don't know why UA-cam shows me these things. It either thinks I'm a criminal or a locksmith...
or both
Technically a locksmith is just one of the ways you can specialize in legal breaking and entering. XD that joke aside, I get your point. It just shows cool tools to random people.
I hate that it advertises this shit to be honest
Locksmiths are criminal's
@@jamesjameson4566 the difference is the locksmith gets paid by the owner to break in. The criminal gets paid by the owner to break in and remove goods. Yep not much difference
Are the balaclava and gloves included in this set or would I need to buy them separately?
You buy them separately, but they actually rob the house for you so its honestly worth it
First time I saw someone call that garment by its original name in speech vs just calling it a burglars mask 😂😂.
@@scottwade3600 sounds good. What’s the return policy?
No but it does come with baklava 🤗
@@drakep271 Does it really comes with the turkish dessert??!!
Pro tip: dont pick my locks , they are meant to keep the undead inside
That is engineering on another level. Its actually magic
I would like to Lock Picking Lawyer review this
There's so many on the web site for different types of locking systems . Like 20 at least. Wonder how much for the whole set .
@@jameslafont8138 Why not just a replaceable blank on the end so one tool can use any key?
@@matthewmorgan582 now that's thinking outside of the box ! Yeah now u just got to get the people who make these things on board!!!! Again I'm more of a drill and screw driver , or bolt cutter / hand held grinder kind
A guy . If that was my thing . Thieves just gonna use the quickest and easier way always . Nobody's picking a lock when they have a faster way in . Just saying.
make sure you wear protection
@@jameslafont8138I'm pretty sure not making less expensive inserts for the system was intentional.... Money
"This is why I don't have a home." - Jack Reacher
Pro Tip: Weld the seems of your doors and windows shut before leaving
and then leave? Good luck..
This is why it's a good idea to have Smith & Wesson as roommates to help entertain unexpected visitors.
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Meet my little buddy
I have my buddies Heckler and Koch.
My best black friends!
I have a Taurus by my bed
At this point the only way to thwart burglars is to not have any locks on your door at all and hope they waste their time looking for the lock.
One needs a lock and then a boobie trap for when they come in!
First thing burglars try is to open a door to check if it opens then try to force it open.
What we need is a door with no keyholes that locks with a beeper and opens the same way
@@eliel4liferecords390 unfortunately the way this tools cloning ability works is about the same ease as cloning and rebroadcasting a beeper things signal!!!
(Digital keys take up very little space!)
I can simply obtain the FCC application data, setup a frequency data logger nearby to record the spectrum of possible channels with a directional antenna and SDR.
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When you can clone anything, safety and security are a myth!
How can you be safe when you've been completely replaced??
Or go the opposite. Have like 10+ key locks on the door, that don't actually do anything and just have the door lock/ unlock remotely, like a car.
Imagine someone taking the time to unlock all 10 locks, only to realize it did nothing.
Locks are meant to keep an honest man honest. If someone *really* wants through that lock. They'll find a way through. There is no stopping them.
Locks are a deterrent to keep the oportunistic thieves out. Then after that it's just slowing down the ones that actually want in.
Pro Tip: Eliminate "Need" and "Want" will be manageable.
No locks needed 😊
A Glock and a 150 lb German shepherd, I don't lock my doors
A shotgun with double O buckshot makes the same damage in one round as a glock does in seven. Switch up you gun!!
150 lbs? That dog is in serious trouble if he weighs that much 😂
@@bubunelu7027 the vet assures me he's healthy. Biggest German shepherd mix ive seen.
@@jchr4381 I don't know man. Ask anyone and they will tell you that it is not a healthy weight for a GS. I speak from experience, I always had GS, none of them weighed that much. The one I have now tips the scale at 100 lbs and he is big. Yours might be healthy now at 150 but that much weight will not be to his benefit in a few years down the road. Their frame is not built to support that kind of weight. He will have issues later with his joints, especially back hips/knees. Just like a person, you can be healthy at 300 lbs but for how long. Don't get me wrong, not criticizing you and tell you how to raise your dog but you want him in your life for as long as possible and happy and active at the same time. Also I want to mention that my wife is a veterinarian and she always watches his weight making sure he maintains it around a stable number. Good luck and nothing but a healthy and happy life for your pooch.
@@bubunelu7027 german Sheppard mastiff mix
Does the Lock Picking Lawyer know about this?!?
Hmmm 🤔
I think he will pick this lock faster anyway
He will pick this pick with the guts of the lock!
Yes he does
right i want to see that
Damn..That's absolutely amazing where did you buy it from and how much did it cost please??? If you reply I'll subscribe 😁👍
Google the name on it
Pro tip: Have two Rottweilers trained to let someone break in, but they damn sure ain't leaving. 😎
Unless they are Psychopaths and shoot the dogs ... people these days
@@deelee4639 There is much higher probability of a psycho cop shooting your dogs than there is of a break in and that psycho doing it
@@deelee4639 reminds me od a joke, where this thieg breaks into a house n start disconnecting a snart tv, he was interrupted by a parrot telling him Jesus is watching him, long story short Jesus was the name of the rottweiler in the room with him.
@@TwiceStruck unless the robber has a gun and shoots the dog and the bird
A friend had two Great Danes that did just that as thief was crawling through his garage window. My friend was sued and his dogs were put down. My friend was a cop at the time.
The security element in a lock isn't designed to stop someone getting in. It's designed to slow them down. More time and noise getting in means more likely to get caught. If a criminal wants to get in they will find a way no matter what
McNally would pick this with a zip tie 😂
The lock picking tool would be more expensive than what they can steal from my house.
I'm a student i stay in a small 1bhk apt things in my house are a mattress no cot and few cookware and food,I wish the burglar puts some cash and left or a TV
Unless they stole the tool before coming to your house
@@khalidjaii2 And unless they find goods stolen from them at my house again. 😄
@@SumitPalTube lol :)
@@justinjoy3958 they break in, feel bad, and leave a food gift card 😅
For the curious. Looks like they cost around $350-$500 (USD).
Wow
Thanks. Saved me some searching lol
That’s quite reasonable when you consider the keys for these locks cost about £20
link?
Rightfully so, keeps a majority of thieves from getting them.
They cost over €350+ each and you need a different one for each brand and model of lock you want to work with. The manufacturer website has like 75 different choices. I think the price and the requirement of knowing which tool goes with which lock is what will keep a thief from using something like this. A lot easier to just pop or just break a window.
It is a very expensive tool and what they don’t mention is it is specific to lock manufacturers meaning you’d have to buy one of these for each brand of dimple lock.
I’m a locksmith and I’d just snap or drill this out before I spent £450 on one of these tools.
My doors are locked for your protection, not mine.
Took the words out of my mouth mike 😃
Yes sir that's correct.
Yeah, you're all very big boys.
@@Snaakie83 I'm not that big of a guy but I do possess an equalizer to protect my love ones from those who wish to do them harm.
@Yamaszlof Mcdurkin I just throw all my possessions away every time I leave the house, that way there is nothing to steal.
Pro tip... never leave your home
Just be homeless and dont have a home.. that way they can't break in
I'm a gamer, i am one step ahead of you :3
It work well indeed. I only exit once every 3 day to buy alcool and weed then I return back into oblivion. Not one burglar in the last 10yrs!
Pro tip- ONLY have to slow them down for 15 seconds-security film etc. Just need time to get my firearm. Like cockroaches, they can enter, but they will never leave- veritcal.
For anyone wondering, these go about $360 dls
I also have a universal key, most homes do. Look in the garden for a rock or old brick, apply to window briskly to unlock the glass.
I have a universal key to hell for you 🤣🤣🤣
apply briskly 😂
Happens in my area all the time
at least if you have a glass-break detector or motion sensor, you can know there's been an incident and respond quickly. And if you have some cameras you can get that information to authorities and insurance providers
Yes my neighbourhood is full of these along with the locksmiths that operate them!😂✌️
The mechanical form of "brute-force attack"
Then denial of service is just my broken picks still in the lock, lol
@@Excalibur250 this made me laugh thank you
😂✅ It's time for nextgen self healing locks!
Not really lol brute force would be if you have a box of a few million different keys and just try which one fits
I have a lock pick but mine is made by Caterpillar and can get through any door.
A fault.
* most doors*
A backhoe?
Me too: size 12, made by Timberland.
@@aliaskong1723 Portability issues..
Everybody's talking about their house, Im more worried about my car
After watching houndreds of lock picking videos, my conclusion is that there are no unpickable locks. The only ones which are quite difficult to open are those where you can't reach the pins directly, but even those aren't 100% secure if you manage to bend a tool on the right shape.
This is why I installed a spring-loaded bolt that is hidden and I use a large electro magnet to open so I can open my door. It's basically a large solenoid. Just use a hidden magnetic operated on and off switch to activate the solenoid which pulls the bolt in.
There are three deadbolts on my front door: one is always locked, one is always unlocked, and one is connected to a claymore mine on the backside of the door. Choose wisely.
I like how this guy is giving these people free publicity and the company ruined it by having a faulty website. I went to the website and it is so horribly made, you can't search for anything. It's not always the case, but when I see a broken website, I tend to judge the product they're selling the same.
Dude when a website is garbage like that, I just completely lose trust and never buy anything from them.
You need to unlock the website….
Just by the lock from the website and the website unlocks for you, just for 99.99 you can get the lock and a FREE website pass for 3 months. (After that 19.99 per month or 34.99 as family plan for up to 5 members)
99 percent of UA-cam adds are just lies and fake bull shit but UA-cam allows it makes no sense why google pays UA-cam to post fake shit it’s all to snag your info
@@nowonmetube💀
I once asked a locksmith why more burglars don’t pick locks. He said they aren’t that sophisticated. I have found that keys for most locks can’t even enter the keyway on a Schlage or locks with double pin rows.
I mean that's cool except for that only works on one kind of dimple keyway. You're going to need a specific one for every manufacturer. Super cool but right now picking is probably a better option.
Each decoder is about $350. The real question is what lock do would you use to protect these tools???
Stuff like this is why insurance companies won't insure some car brands in Louisiana
It's definitely not at all the reason but I'm sure it's nice to think you're actually intelligent for a second. There's about a dozen or more other factors of why insurance companies will not insure certain cars in the state, And 100% of them have to do with the fact that the vehicles themselves are easy to break into and start without high Tech manipulation of the mechanism such as with something like this. And if you didn't notice this is for a high security lock not a simple car key Or car Ignition. >< There are dozens of ways to get a car access and start the Ignition without the key or any key at all. The state of Louisiana likely has a high percentage of Car theft which happens to be mostly in a certain few brands of vehicles that have the highest theft rate, so it would be in their interest to not insure such brands. The only way to solve that is to actually Arrest and deal with criminals but they don't like doing that in the United States these days very much since criminals AKA a certain race that I'm not supposed to mention here directlee is socially protected from actually being Held responsible for the crimes they commit. You know exactly what I'm saying. It doesn't matter what kind of crime you commit what's more important is what color your skin is in the United States.
@@Curtis.Carpenter Started off strong but then took a stupid racist left turn down lack of evidence lane to dog whistle Ave.
Shame
@@Curtis.Carpenter "Whites" commit the most violent crimes, and GO UNPUNISHED. Your're right. Slavery is still unpunished as well! #DanaWhite
@@Curtis.Carpenter
Shooo yo riggghhhh
It's more a case of car insurance being very dear in that area. You can insure everything, but for some brands, the cost of insurance may exceed the value of the vehicle.
Those brands of very high insurance costs are the ones which used to be delivered without immobilizer, Kia being an example.
Made me think of the old Dane Cook joke about breaking and entering. He didn't want to go in and steal anything. He realized that he just liked kicking in the door and leaving.
Years later, some home owner is still walking around their house saying, "What the hell did they take!!!!!"
THEY TOOK THE BATTERIES
I remember this special. B&E. 🤣🤣
Thieves need whatever advantage they can get. Things have gotten really tough for them ever since the world banks and governments entered the steal your stuff business
Bruhhhhh... 😂😂
good one
Competition is fierce
The only purpose for a lock on a door is to give the property owner proper notice and time enough to get his faithful companion.
He giving you time to make peace with your maker . 😂😂
Dress.
good idea, if you throw your wife towards the gun man you will have more than enough time to escape yourself. Life you only get 1 chance at, a wife on the other hand :> XD
@@peterkent6250 Peter, Peter, Peter...
YOU are so dang practical.
Stuff like this should be kept secret with only registered engineers
this is the future of lockpicking no doubt. give it 5-10 years tops and it will read the impressions like it’s a grocery store barcode
I just have a dummy lock on my front door; I double- bolt it from inside and go in and out through the garage, which has an electric key.
I hope you have the garage shield on the garage door. That’s easier to get into then the house door or window.
Garage doors are so easy to break into. First off I'm no thief I don't do this on the regular but you should definitely lock the house door inside the garage if you are dependent solely of the automatic garage door opener.
Usually you can make a gap in the top panel of the garage door. From now you just use a coat hanger and pulling the string and release the door emergency mode and then just simply lift up on the door and you're in the house. Or pull the pin from the top it's supposed to be a cotter pin bent both ways no one ever changes it out.
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love the dummy lock idea but most crim will not go for the front door regardless.
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It Can Scan Device Codes And Can Control Any Wireless Device. TVs, DVD Players, Air Conditioners And Garage Doors. I Don't Even Need To Be In The Driveway To Open Them
I appreciate your shaking my lock for a long period of time so I know exactly where to aim.
Knew I wasn't the only one thinking that
Thieves don’t pick locks, genius. Thieves break windows and kick in doors.
@@Glmorrs1 yes they do dumbass
@@Glmorrs1 there is more than one type of thief. While a professional thief is way less rare than someone who will actually pick a lock there are some who will take the extra time. But they'll be in and out while you're off with your secretary or something before you even know they're there.
@@MrYotosun its called stealth mode🤪 and you don't need to rush really if you know what you do
Not only are they expensive, but there is a different one for every specific lock cylinder, 40 plus!
Pro tip, and just the tip, I promise.
20 seconds sounds like plenty of time to run upstairs and come back with something you're not going to like. 🙈
Please don’t say it’s expensive and then not mention the price, if the viewers are interested in your videos then they will also want to know the cost.
Yeah, what HE said!
I googled it. It's $708 American but priced as 26,000 UAH. I had to convert it through Google as well 👍
I saw on their website that it's priced at €340 so the conversion is around $368 USD.
Add some kind of oscillating tool to the back of that lock pick... It will vibrate and probably turn the key out 100 times faster.
There are 46 versions of this lockpick for the various types of locks out there of this sort. Each lockpick comes in at around 300-450 Euros. So, unless you have money to burn and are an expert in figuring out what brand each lock is by looking at them, this is pretty much only for experts to use.
now we need a tool that does yhe same for standard pin tumblers
So basically the lishi decoding pick that LPL has
@@EggplantHarmesan not really. More like the tubular lock pick
@@EggplantHarmesan lpl is an assclown.
You can buy the tool direct from lishi for less.
For 3 attempt? - it will be nice! :)
@@EggplantHarmesan No that doesn’t automatically read the pins when you twist it I think that’s what they are going for.
One of the many reasons Home defence is needed, doorbars, internal locks on doors and windows and if this all fail, this is why the Revolution Mauler 12 gauge is on both floors of the house :)
That gun must be huge..
I'm in the UK, so no guns allowed. Instead, I've got the anti-intruder 'German Shepherd x4' alarm system. Admittedly, it's a bit sensitive to any signs of life within a six street radius, but I've been told it'll calm down if i leave it active all day.
@@yerretson1504undervalued comment.
Pro tip!! In California they poop on the streets, so they won't be breaking in to use the bathroom!!!
This dudes the Lock picking attorney
Lmao
Lock picking Barrister, or Solicitor
Lol
No he is the lock picking judge
Lock picking paralegal
This is why we have guns in America. Because the locks are meant to keep people out, the gun is meant to stop them once they are in.
Why is everyone putting so many pro tips in the comments. As a former locksmith in the air force I didn't realize there were so many professional locksmiths in the world
Burglars be like:”Thank you so much this is so helpful!❤😊
Burglars be like: "Tell me something new". Also, why bother with expensive tools if you can just smash a window?
I think you have to have a special license to buy tools like this. At least in the US anyway.
@@smelltheglove2038 same in UK....but then.owning a gun is a licenced requirement.....tell crims that dude.....
@@smelltheglove2038 just like a license for guns... almost like the black market isn't a thing 😂
Can't be easy to get a hold of and any criminal that could afford it, likely don't pick locks lol. Everything is FARRRR more expensive on a black/grey market 😂
LPL need to review this ASAP
LPL hold my 🍺
@@warcloudff 🤣😂
The buyer must fully register himself, and there must be a signal send to a central point as where it is used and by whom.
That would never work in the USA. It makes too much sense.
Pretty soon this will be on temu. Fully register that.
@genezhep8647 correct. Only a couple hundred smart burglars that use tools like these. The rest just use a brick, prybar, or battery drill. For newer cars, a tennis ball.
@@genezhep8647 i dont think it would work in general, and all locks are more like deterrants anyway. If someone actually plans ahead they will get through the locks. Locks really only stop opportunistic random criminal or just slows them down bit if they are prepared. Its kinda like reason why something like door even made mainly out of glass even have locks because obviously everyone actually wanting to get in does so very easily
Cops: “It must be an inside job since there’s no evidence of a break-in. Probably an insurance job. Mr. Homeowner, you’re under arrest.”
I just went to the website, there are 30 different models for different locks, they are all different priced from 310 to 410 a piece. Good luck!!!
Good lock.
You have to buy like 10 of these to cover all locks at $550 dollars a piece.
Oh snap! Ya mean it doesn’t come with replacement warding parts? Ya literally have to buy each one with different warding? How feckin retarded. Man they see stupid people( locksmiths at that??🤔) will really buy multiple of same tool, with a part(warding piece, that’s removable) that should be replaceable or changeable. First company to make this happen and just charge an extra hundred is gonna make a killing! Because I wouldn’t buy 10 different ones🤷🏼. Even if I was a smith.
The only way to prevent someone entering your home is to persuade them from entering your home.
Pro tip..before you go out fill the lock with super glue...now the lock pick wont work....on another note there's a good chance when you get home you will have to kick your door in
Locks are and always have been for honest people.
You lock your door next to two boards of drywall. If they wanted to get in, they would.
Edit to those who don’t get my comment: Actually read the last sentence before replying.
If you live in an appartment building it's really useful.
Ummm i dont think you understand how a house works or a building or any building 🤔
I’m pretty sure most cat thieves can’t just phase through solid walls. They’d need heavy equipment to get through, which would defeat the point of a quiet robbery.
Drywalls?
You mean brick walls?
Jokes on you. My house is fully brick
Locks keep honest people honest, and
guns confiscate the animation from criminals.
Guns are more likely to shoot people who live in the house than anyone else.
News FLASH everyone ! Thieves Don't Need to come in Through your Door !!
@@nicklaterza5595 We know that
This is why alarm systems are worth it. Locks are obviously not locking anything but the alarm going off will at least let you know your shootable target has entered the house. Also you can get lockless door locks that are only opened by let’s say a Bluetooth feature or a code. Most people can buy these but most people won’t have a code breaker or Bluetooth bypass device.
Considering how low security most locks are, its probably just faster to get a rake and a comb.
Gotta nail my doors shut everytime i go out
Thats it, Im now going to start locking my door with tie-wraps. Then add some crazy glue around the door seams. Then finally turn on the high voltage door mat. I was going to screw the door closed but cant find them screws.
"Hello officer!"
"Shaddup and get yer hands up!"
My mum used to say something along the lines of "Locks are for honest people".
I can see what she meant.
Awesome!
Works even better than tubular lock impression tools.
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Tip people:
Locks are for honest people, you cant stop a thief.
Also, the response time for the police is 15 to 20 minutes.
The reponse time of a 357 magnum is 1500 ft per second.😎
Thats why its best to also get a good quality internal door chain so if the lock is picked there's a secondary security layer. But make sure you install the door chain at a high level so kids don't lock anyone out.
There's a video to open that up as well lol
Rubber band and some Duct tape. There's a video
home doors are not for the homeowners protection but the intruders protection.😂
We have a saying in the construction world, locks and walls are only for honest people.
I’m not too worried, almost everything in my house game from the thrift store.
Amen 🙏 DON'T STORE up TREASURES where Thieves AND mothe and Rust Destroy !!
So it's like a tubular pick....but for dimples?
Exactly
I thought it was a fancy tubular pick till I saw the keyway. Pretty cool!
Where can I get one and how much
@twofiveshort AvE, wouldn't do that, no angry Pixies. LPL, OR Realmcnnally, would
Although not for security r7 and up.
No matter the lock, it can be defeated. Locks are simply deterrents.
and that’s why we have a Rottweiler!
This guy: "It takes only a few seconds"
LockPickingLawyer: "Hold my beer"
I no longer have to break windows for a living!! Gotta get one
It's your living that gets you shot.
A fork at the end of the perfect length stick is the best lock I’ve seen in a long time !
Thanks for doing a video for criminals!