When I first saw that I was a little bit concerned, then I remembered that this was the lock picking lawyer shed and realize that the hasp is probably 10 times stronger than most of our locks that we would put on the shed. LOL
Actually, it shows the locks aren’t that bad. A lock is a psychological deterrent. It will either be too loud, too much time, or too hard for someone to get thru, and you just deterred 95% of people that would normally steal your low hanging fruit. You’ll never stop 100% of thieves.
@@CheddarCheeseBandit Lock picking lawyer also has tons of other videos that show how that you can pick a lock quickly, quietly/without much noise, or breaking master locks using common and inexpensive tools, so yeah! It definitely shows that 80% of locks are really low quality. But I agree that locks act as psychological deterrent, for most people.
I mean, without any jokes, this is practically one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities that a lock can show. Raking and impressioning might be a low-skilled attack, but still not every thieves have them. Shimming could be a low skill attack, too, but not every thieves could do it. Ramset could be a brute force attack but still not many folks out there have them. What we should most be aware is the most universal tools, such as sledgehammer and crowbars as shown as this video. Or handsaw or some wire cutter. There are found in most households, and mostly cheap tools. What every locks should meet its minimum securities is this. At least it should have enough structural integrity to endure enough against these kind of attack until the cop comes. What the technical ‘security’, mostly involved with some cores or else, is to keep good people out of bad deeds.
He definitely knows how to smash locks. I was actually waiting for him to yell Hiiiiiii Yaaaaaa!!!!! on thins one. But looks like no need. He’s more of a silent ninja kind of guy 🥷🏼 😁😁
You can slam a masterlock on the ground like 5 times and it will bust completely open. Me and my friends used to do this with both the regular and combination locks from school. We would snag the locks when people would lose or leave them behind and do this for fun. I used to have a bag of like 100 cores from this 🤣
LpL i just want to say thank you for your service. We had an issue where we had to gain access to a lift stations access panel but could not find the keys for the locks…. Needless to say your videos helped open/destroy the locks with out having to damaging the access panel… within minutes we had access to the panel we needed to work on and rebooted the system that prevented alot o poo from backing up into peoples houses. LpL your our hero. Keep up the good work😃
Master Lock's 'Pro-Series' solid bodied locks are more to my liking and are closer in physical attributes or features to American Lock, or Abus ... Just order their SFIC or door hardware key models and shy away from their more traditional padlock cylinders, of which have a multitude of security vulnerabilities.
great videos, always good to know tolerances of locks just in case you need to open them & the price range needed to get a decent lock. What has me freaked out is how resourceful some people are in dismantling bike locks.
A serial numbered tamper seal is probably more secure than a laminated Master padlock, based on the facts that it is much more difficult to remove and to replace a serial numbered tamper seal without causing evident damage to the seal, and giving away the secret of covert or surreptitious access or entry. Forcible, destructive entry is one thing, but covert/surreptitious entry is an art.
"Keep honest people honest" - what does that even mean? If you're an honest person, you're not going to break into someone else's stuff, lock or no lock.
working out a few frustrations is always a good thing, and a M#3 makes a great Therapist for that. Ha J/k of course, looks like a a very nice day over there on the East coast.
Thanks for the video Mr. LockPickingLawyer! My wife and I were casually shopping for groceries the other day when we thought to ourselves, "Is the commercial Master Lock 10D one inch 25mm Wide Laminated Steel Warded Padlock, truly safe and worth our money? We put so much thought into it, we couldn't sleep at night! Thank God for your great channel and videos, we now know that this lock can stand a beating from the weather and maybe even a few hammerings. Thanks once again, LockPickingLawyer, for making us and the family feel safe again!
hi lockpickinglawyer. my attic padlock was stuck and cant be open even with its key and lubing/wd40 aint helping. by following this video i managed to pry it open. thankfully i have a crowbar and hammer in my car. thanks a lot. very informative video.
Thank you so much for this it really solved my problem trying to get an old padlock off our old dog chain to get it from around this tree in our yard thanks alot
I think that level of of resistance is all you can expect from this style of lock and perfectly adequate for the purpose. The things you use that type of lock on (like a shed you keep spades & rakes in) are typically even weaker than the lock. They are made of lightweight and usually very old timber, possibly even featheredge panels which are literally no stronger than cardboard. You can pull apart a garden shed with your bare hands, and completely destroy it if you have simple tools. The lock is just a simple deterrent. Even in the unrealistic way this hasp was fitted (it should be rotated 90° perpendicular) if the lock was stronger the hasp would have pulled out of the timber.
LPL, with bosnianbill's shooting of Master locks and now your hammering on one...yeah....master of not staying LOCKED! Nicely done, still shocks the new guys at work when a older #3 stops working right and I just whack it with the hammer, pops em 1-2 srikes with ease.
I had one of these that would not open on a garage I used to rent, I really thought I would have problems trying to get it open, I put a cold chisel in the middle and hit with a club hammer, it opened first hit, was absolutely shocked how easy it was to open. this was about 20 years ago,previous to that I had always just assumed these padlocks were really good lol.
One blow if you're experienced. My mother has lost her keys to her gate lots and I have busted her locks with ease with just a small hammer no crowbar needed. Hit in the middle and boom.
Haha, that was nice - thanks for the fun. I wonder if locks like the Burg Wächter Gamma could be opened with a hammer - I hope not as ball bearing should stand much more force.
I’m guessing the hammer isn’t used very often because it’s loud but if you put some cloth or slightly thicker over the crowbar that should muffle it right?
That was a clear demonstration that the Master No. 3 is not resistant to the hammer+crowbar attack. Thanks for doing this video. How many locks could resist this attack? My suspicion is that brass padlocks could be opened in this manner, but steel padlocks with a locking ball mechanism would be much more resistant to this attack.
I'd say that the padlock is alright as a visual deterrent. It is alright to stop children from gaining access points and maybe teenagers too but not adults with hammers! The lock would be suitable for a childs toy cupboard and/or a medicine cabinet and hence excellent low security. However, they are wrongly sold as medium security which they are not even close. Masterlock PR with "Apprentice Lock" application! 🤡💨😁
Back in the 90's I worked at a restaurant and we needed to lock the dumpsters to keep the street people out, otherwise they made a mess of the trash area. We used a slightly larger Master Lock, #1 or maybe #15 and those wouldn't last ONE night. Then we switched to the round body "Pro" locks. Those never failed but I'm guessing nobody knew how to SPP one.
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I'm more impressed with the fixings that hold the plate on the wall
3" screws into a 6"x6" post. VERY secure.
When I first saw that I was a little bit concerned, then I remembered that this was the lock picking lawyer shed and realize that the hasp is probably 10 times stronger than most of our locks that we would put on the shed. LOL
My thoughts to
@@retrohipster994 this is the home of his side "craigslist" second hand objects business...
Master Lock must absolutely love this guy, I'm surprised they haven't paid him to stop making videos yet.
Look how much of their inventory he must buy. 🤷♂️
Actually, it shows the locks aren’t that bad. A lock is a psychological deterrent. It will either be too loud, too much time, or too hard for someone to get thru, and you just deterred 95% of people that would normally steal your low hanging fruit. You’ll never stop 100% of thieves.
@@CheddarCheeseBandit Lock picking lawyer also has tons of other videos that show how that you can pick a lock quickly, quietly/without much noise, or breaking master locks using common and inexpensive tools, so yeah! It definitely shows that 80% of locks are really low quality.
But I agree that locks act as psychological deterrent, for most people.
They do the exact opposite. This guy is probably doing half their R&D and PenTest dpt
@@monie3681 You need tools + knowledge + physical skills to open locks.
"A little clang at one, two is cracking, three, four and we are open"
I mean, without any jokes, this is practically one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities that a lock can show. Raking and impressioning might be a low-skilled attack, but still not every thieves have them. Shimming could be a low skill attack, too, but not every thieves could do it. Ramset could be a brute force attack but still not many folks out there have them. What we should most be aware is the most universal tools, such as sledgehammer and crowbars as shown as this video. Or handsaw or some wire cutter. There are found in most households, and mostly cheap tools. What every locks should meet its minimum securities is this. At least it should have enough structural integrity to endure enough against these kind of attack until the cop comes. What the technical ‘security’, mostly involved with some cores or else, is to keep good people out of bad deeds.
“Until the cop comes” so in America, some time between 30 minutes and 5 hours
@@skyethegooseDon't even get me started on Philippine police response time.
locksmashing lawyer.
He definitely knows how to smash locks. I was actually waiting for him to yell Hiiiiiii Yaaaaaa!!!!! on thins one. But looks like no need. He’s more of a silent ninja kind of guy 🥷🏼 😁😁
I like the idea that LPL has this box of unopened Master Locks just for the purpose of destroying them in interesting ways.
"how many blows does it take to get to the center of a master lock?!"
Would love for that Owl to make an appearance.
Take the two locks together and average them out we get three. Just like the tootsie pop licks to the center.
You can slam a masterlock on the ground like 5 times and it will bust completely open. Me and my friends used to do this with both the regular and combination locks from school. We would snag the locks when people would lose or leave them behind and do this for fun. I used to have a bag of like 100 cores from this 🤣
Maybe they call it Master Lock #3 because that's the max amount of hammer blows it can take before opening, lol.
the world may ne- "and weeee aaaare open."
Nice. Please make 'hit it with a hammer' a regular feature :-)
I have a few more planned.
i like the hammer and brute force videos
When I was 10 years old I "defeated" one of these on a garage door by throwing a big rock at it. Works like a charm.
i always enjoy watching locks being tested. They want the job so they need to actually prove their worth
Thanks... this one was found wanting!
LpL i just want to say thank you for your service. We had an issue where we had to gain access to a lift stations access panel but could not find the keys for the locks…. Needless to say your videos helped open/destroy the locks with out having to damaging the access panel… within minutes we had access to the panel we needed to work on and rebooted the system that prevented alot o poo from backing up into peoples houses. LpL your our hero. Keep up the good work😃
It's called Master Lock #3 because that's the average number of blows it takes to get it opened with a brute-force attack.
When you chillin on your garden and suddenly beyond the gates there are sombody says "Hello guys, this is the lockpicking lawyer...."
Always entertaining. I need to buy a good crowbar and hammer.
Thanks.
When he took out a second lock I absolutely lost it.
"Let's try that again to make sure it wasn't a fluke" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The masterlock company is the one dislike. lol
Me too, but to me fair, they do have some nice products. This just isn't one of them.
Master Lock's 'Pro-Series' solid bodied locks are more to my liking and are closer in physical attributes or features to American Lock, or Abus ... Just order their SFIC or door hardware key models and shy away from their more traditional padlock cylinders, of which have a multitude of security vulnerabilities.
LPL hits twice, lock opens, LPL says "it held up a little better than I thought it would".
For a Masterlock, that was indeed a tough lock ! :-)
Locks cower in fear when they hear your name
I think a ribbon bow might be better than the Master #3...at least the ribbon might stump the intruder!
LMFAO! Well put!
If I came across a shed secured by a purple ribbon bow, I might just leave out of anxiety. Who knows what’s in there? I definitely don’t need to
In the 80’s & early 90’s, we used our combat boots to open them on the barracks locker. Lock opened with one blow and was reusable.
great videos, always good to know tolerances of locks just in case you need to open them & the price range needed to get a decent lock.
What has me freaked out is how resourceful some people are in dismantling bike locks.
Thank you sooo much. I lost my luggage keys and needed to get my stuff out. You are a life saver!
When LockPickingLawer said: "Let's try it on one more lock..." I was expecting "...to prove it's not a fluke."
Lol masterlocks just keep honest people honest ;)
Barely. I see them and have this urge to pick them on principle.
As much as i hate to admit it. I get the same urge.
A serial numbered tamper seal is probably more secure than a laminated Master padlock, based on the facts that it is much more difficult to remove and to replace a serial numbered tamper seal without causing evident damage to the seal, and giving away the secret of covert or surreptitious access or entry.
Forcible, destructive entry is one thing, but covert/surreptitious entry is an art.
"Keep honest people honest" - what does that even mean? If you're an honest person, you're not going to break into someone else's stuff, lock or no lock.
Gene Natale, Jr. exactly meaning it does nothing!
working out a few frustrations is always a good thing, and a M#3 makes a great Therapist for that. Ha J/k of course, looks like a a very nice day over there on the East coast.
Was a beautiful day... as far as frustrations go, this lock didn't give me much opportunity to work them out.. Gave up too soon!
hahahah well he's just a #3 what did you expect? lol
too much, apparently.
When the only tool you got is a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail.
Hay that’s the same number of licks it takes to get into a Tootsie pop!
The sound that it made when you knocked the first one open gave me war flashbacks to my Minecraft anvils breaking
Thanks for the video Mr. LockPickingLawyer! My wife and I were casually shopping for groceries the other day when we thought to ourselves, "Is the commercial Master Lock 10D one inch 25mm Wide Laminated Steel Warded Padlock, truly safe and worth our money? We put so much thought into it, we couldn't sleep at night! Thank God for your great channel and videos, we now know that this lock can stand a beating from the weather and maybe even a few hammerings. Thanks once again, LockPickingLawyer, for making us and the family feel safe again!
Kicked the crap out of those master lock no.3 s lol thanks for the review LPL !
hi lockpickinglawyer. my attic padlock was stuck and cant be open even with its key and lubing/wd40 aint helping. by following this video i managed to pry it open. thankfully i have a crowbar and hammer in my car. thanks a lot. very informative video.
Thanks, Love your videos
Thank you so much for this it really solved my problem trying to get an old padlock off our old dog chain to get it from around this tree in our yard thanks alot
I'm pretty impressed with the hasp hardware!
I love the ridiculous ways if disposing of these masterlocks nr3
Very nice hasp. Didn't budge.
It was a very cheap hasp from home depot. Got the beefiest one they had. Used 3" screws into a 6"x6" post.
this is the LockHammeringLawyer and what I have for you today ....
that ducky sensual voice tho
LOL.
Great video! Loving this side of youtube haha
I'm calling it now, Trevor McNally is just this guy, in this video. McNally is the more straight forward and hilarious version of LPL
That eBay notification sound was right on cue with him breaking the lock 😂
Any lock that sees you wants to run for its life.
More durable than a Tootsie roll center Tootsie pop. Impressive
Good demonstration on how to force it open.
I LIKE IT.....After watching this, I abruptly find myself desiring to beat up a lock. Another quality video!😅
Masterlock is like the mascot of this channel.
LPL, keeping Masterlock in business by destroying no. 3's.
I think that level of of resistance is all you can expect from this style of lock and perfectly adequate for the purpose. The things you use that type of lock on (like a shed you keep spades & rakes in) are typically even weaker than the lock. They are made of lightweight and usually very old timber, possibly even featheredge panels which are literally no stronger than cardboard.
You can pull apart a garden shed with your bare hands, and completely destroy it if you have simple tools.
The lock is just a simple deterrent.
Even in the unrealistic way this hasp was fitted (it should be rotated 90° perpendicular) if the lock was stronger the hasp would have pulled out of the timber.
Great videos can a lever type cubb padlock be picked?
LPL, with bosnianbill's shooting of Master locks and now your hammering on one...yeah....master of not staying LOCKED! Nicely done, still shocks the new guys at work when a older #3 stops working right and I just whack it with the hammer, pops em 1-2 srikes with ease.
Agreed. Not sure how this lock got a good reputation...
I always carry a #3 with me just in case I need something mindless to do with my hands.
LPL is the Sid Phillips of locks.
Real life Gordon Freeman that picks locks and opening a Masterlock lock with a crowbar and a hammer.
very good video. tough under fire, but not tough under LPL. I enjoyed it as I do all your videos
Thanks.
I had one of these that would not open on a garage I used to rent, I really thought I would have problems trying to get it open, I put a cold chisel in the middle and hit with a club hammer, it opened first hit, was absolutely shocked how easy it was to open. this was about 20 years ago,previous to that I had always just assumed these padlocks were really good lol.
One blow if you're experienced. My mother has lost her keys to her gate lots and I have busted her locks with ease with just a small hammer no crowbar needed. Hit in the middle and boom.
Haha, that was nice - thanks for the fun. I wonder if locks like the Burg Wächter Gamma could be opened with a hammer - I hope not as ball bearing should stand much more force.
The ball bears would definitely hold up better. Stay tuned for more videos featuring the hammer!
LPL: Today, we're going to have some fun.
Lock: I prefer being picked...
I’m guessing the hammer isn’t used very often because it’s loud but if you put some cloth or slightly thicker over the crowbar that should muffle it right?
I was thinking a towel
I'm impressed by the way the hasp held up. I would have bet it would have ripped off before the lock.
Me too... notably, it is secured to a 6"x6" post with 3" screws. That helps.
That Fallout Exp++ sound! lol
I like how the lock is just being broken out and open and everyone roasts the crap out of the thing 😂😂😂
4 hits for a lawyer, 1 hit for a contractor.
That was a clear demonstration that the Master No. 3 is not resistant to the hammer+crowbar attack. Thanks for doing this video. How many locks could resist this attack? My suspicion is that brass padlocks could be opened in this manner, but steel padlocks with a locking ball mechanism would be much more resistant to this attack.
There will be more videos featuring the trusty 4lbs hammer. stay tuned.
THX LPL, i was wondering what was the weight of the hammer.
Try a Sargent and Greenleaf 951 :) Just kidding! Love your channel. I am gonna make it a point to watch all of your videos!
LOL... they can be opened... with great difficulty.
Nice video LPLAWYER! This lock is pretty tough. Keep on picking or destroying!
Tough? LOL.
LockPickingLawyer Not so tough. Lol
It really worked !instead i use the cloth to have a constant position of the locker 🔐
Damn, who makes your hasp, that thing is awesome
god damn i want that latch that thing held up really good to the hammer hits
Off the shelf at Home depot... with 3" screws into a 6"x6" post.
man that is a good a hasp.
I'd say that the padlock is alright as a visual deterrent. It is alright to stop children from gaining access points and maybe teenagers too but not adults with hammers! The lock would be suitable for a childs toy cupboard and/or a medicine cabinet and hence excellent low security. However, they are wrongly sold as medium security which they are not even close. Masterlock PR with "Apprentice Lock" application! 🤡💨😁
By chance could you do a video like this of the multlock ne series? With and with out shackle guard?
can you try an ABUS 65 series just for the hell of it?
I'll be doing this with a few other locks.
Just like lockpicking, but bigger. You put tension onto the lock with the crowbar and single-lock-destroy the lock with the hammer.
I think my shed would have come down with that attack.
I wish you gave more information on costs. Price of attack versus cost of lock. It would be pretty important.
Masterlock , for when you don't care about your chitt enough to protect it !
Does No. 3 stand for the average # of hammer blows to open? ;)
very nice video buddy great work😊👍😊👍
Thanks.
Quick question, what do you do with destroyed locks? Do you recycle them or donate the materials?
He eats them
Back in the 90's I worked at a restaurant and we needed to lock the dumpsters to keep the street people out, otherwise they made a mess of the trash area. We used a slightly larger Master Lock, #1 or maybe #15 and those wouldn't last ONE night. Then we switched to the round body "Pro" locks. Those never failed but I'm guessing nobody knew how to SPP one.
ROund body padlocks are some of my favorites, depending on the cores... there's a few that are excellent security values.
How about a demo on taking a hammer or pry bar to a shutter-style lock?
Masterlock: out locks are shit, but there is one guy who keeps buying them, so no problem :D
how does this hold up against the duckbill lock breaking tool? its listed on many firefighting websites for a fair price.
Very, very poorly. A duck bill would eat this lock alive!
Thanks!!! :D
My, my what a large pick you have.
im more shocked that the weak little screws held up in the latch that holds it to the post in the fence lol
+Tony two toes Not weak little screws. Beefy 3" screws into a 6"x6" post. Very sturdy. Even so, this hasp is holding up darned well.
Nice. The same crowbar as mine.
Thanks... and it's a nice one!
who needs tools when you have chemistry just make some thermite to melt the lock at least that's my go to.
You've been watching too much breaking bad. :-P
Hammer? that's a sledgehammer
where did you get that monster hasp?
I want one like that before it becomes collector.
Lockpicking at it's finest.
You can tap it on the side with a regular hammer and it unlocks without damaging
True, but this is way more fun, and is probably the more likely attack out in the wild.
nice
Thanks.
Stop delaminating my locks! That's not fair!
My guess is that if you practice this a little, you could get good enough at this to just one-shot the lock.
"Not bad master lock numbe 3"
honestly, why are masterlock even shipping keys with their locks anymore?
Yeh... but we still don't know how many licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop
We are in like Flinn