The secret to making this lock last longer appears to be leaving the key in it, so that the assailant has to remove the key first before picking it, doubling the attack time based on these datapoints.
@@McSeal well he most likely has enough money it's not worth it for him to lie. Besides since we saw what he can do it doesn't take away any credibility, one could argue it actually lends credibility.
I just imagined LPL looking puzzled every time he looked at a key: "Wait... What is this? What is this for? Why would anyone use this pick? Eh, it's trash."
@@wickedcabinboy The comb pick also looks like you're just opening a slightly-troublesome lock with the authorized key rather than manipulating it. Far more covert than picking or destructive removal techniques. If your goal is covert entry the comb pick is really great.
We had some lockpicking at a team event. Started with a clear training lock and moved through a few real locks... Even first time and drunk it was scary easy to pick cheap locks... And fun.
I’ve picked (decoded) many combination locks. I’ve never picked a key lock, however, I have used common bypass/defeat methods on them. Hell, I defeated the lock on the back door of a new house I was buying during the sign-off walk-thru after the builder’s rep bragged about how they (mis-)installed the strike plates for the locks. Had him lock me out and let him watch through the glass as I pulled a plastic insurance ID card from my wallet and opened the door in under 20 seconds. Of course, I made them fix it before I signed-off and closed on the purchase. I’ll bet that every house in that neighborhood built/sold before I bought mine still has exterior door strike plates installed improperly. Of course, every house in the neighborhood has a builder installed alarm system, so I don’t recommend trying to figure out where and break-in, chances are you’ll set off an alarm.
@@Jundas best (or worst depending on point of view) of all that pick kinda looks like a key and operates like one in it being single turn and no fiddling. Meaning confident person can just in broad daylight in front of strangers walk to one of those pucks, put the comb in, lift, turn and people think "oh the owner came and opened the puck with the key". Since unless there is someone who knows the person who the locked item belongs to.... that looks like someone using a key on their own lock. meaning no alerts, no people calling cops "hey some suspicious person is messing with someones lock here" and so on.
First time watching LPL: “I mean, I’m sure he’s just over exaggerating how bad the lock is...” Subsequent times watching LPL: “Oh god, he’s under exaggerating how bad the lock is”
@Jeremiah Bullfrog Master locks are about only useful if you only want/need the smallest amount of security. I use it for my locker whenever I go to the YMCA, but that's about it.
@@Ghorda9 Yes, but for padlocks used for lockers, Master Lock is usually the cheapest one on the shelf that doesn't LOOK like garbage. (It is garbage, but it at least has the decency not to look it.)
That is not how the verb "exaggerate" works. Well... not yet... Language is always changing, but I think we're still a few decades off from that being generally accepted usage.
Nah. For some reason that one made out of plastic that's only supposed to stop you from doing something accidentally has a pretty decent core on it. They also have some pretty decent shackles and bodies on some models. All 3 in one though? Or even a decent core without an easy bypass that doesn't come on a Swiss Cheese body? .... those things seem to be tough for Master Lock.
Me, seeing LPL throwing the keys on the table: "uh... how will he be able to tell which key goes to which lock?" Me, a second later: "oh right, he doesn't need keys..."
He holds the key up to the camera for a second with each lock so he can see which key went with which. You'll also notice he tries to place each lock on top of its keys when possible.
@@AlexMint Bike thieves aren't carrying around picks, and at that most bike locks use disc detainer cores - and LPL doesn't sell disc detainer picks. They carry around angle grinders or bolt cutters because those get into all bike locks. So... fuck off with your made up bullshit.
@@kennethhicks2113 For a flaw like this, it may actually be (theoretically) possible to open with pressurized toothpaste, assuming it didn't just get in behind the pins before pushing them up far enough.
Master Lock: "Okay, our keyways are small enough to thwart every comb pick on the market." LPL: "This is the LockPicking Lawyer...." Master Lock: *flips table*
LPL: "The thickness of the required comb does not negate the design flaw of making it even theoretically possible to comb-pick your locks in the first place. Git gud, Master Lock."
I love that you're just tossing the keys aside into a pile like "yeah, whatever, these are all garbage, I don't need to know what keys go to what lock." The absolute dismissal is amazing.
@@alexanderbarsby4357 that sounds like a lot of extra work when trial and error would probably get it done faster plus unless he plans to resell them I doubt he cares. I would be very surprised if he has any intent to use these locks
@@theart-theist6049 I have no idea who you are, but I'm always intrigued when people who claim they "legit died" keep writing UA-cam comments from beyond the grave.
@ConcreteComa Some people get crazy when they find out a video is sponsored, like they can't trust the presenter all of a sudden. Then they turn on (random news network name here) and watch advertisement driven news, largely of the pharmaceutical nature. OH THE IRONY!!!!!
In a video of only 3:20, an average length for LPL, he picks TEN locks from THREE brands, broadcasts an advert for two versions of a product, AND issues a disclaimer of his own interest in the manufacturer. Oh, and he provides accurate advice for the manufacturer of the locks and issues a safety warning! Epic.
@@johnspencer3994 Let's not forget the intro video. No need for that. Don't forget to like and subscribe! UA-cam was a completely different world 10 years ago.
@@Foothillpump you think lock picking lawyer cares about peoples property? He just told all the theives watching where to buy the comb tools. He's worse than masterlock.
@@sbaxter4207 A thief would not watch a UA-cam video to find out how to break into warehouses. A thief would know every single technique required to break into houses, fences, shed and warehouses. LPL's video serves as a warning and demonstration on how to protect your warehouses and which locks to use and avoid. You wouldnt call a knife company killers because their knives can be used as weapons, would you?
I have a "challenge" for you; but first, a concise backstory. When I was a teen, I got locked out of our apartment coming home from school. Instead of waiting for my mom to get home -- and a bit inspired by video games -- I opted to try and pick the deadbolt on our door. I was able to track down two small nails in the hallway, and used those nails to *successfully* pick the lock using very basic knowledge. It was a very awesome moment for me... and a frightening one to think our lock was that easy to pick. So, my challenge: how quickly can you pick a deadbolt with two nails? I know it won't be difficult for you, but I feel like you'd have interesting insights as you did it. If nothing else, I just wanted to share my little story in a place where people might appreciate it. :D
When you look at his channel, the sentence continues in the previous video title: "URGENT SECURITY ALERT!", "COVERTINSTRUMENTS.COM" It's like Tesla car model names: S, 3, X, Y.
Intro, outtro, shamless plug, crushing humiliation and 10 locks opened without their keys all in under 3 and a half minutes. This is why you are the king haha
"3 minutes, and a masterlock? must be more spiel than deal" 40 secons later, ah, a number of locks, fair play. Side thought 1) Jumlbing the keys about a bit there eh? Side thought 2) not like it matters anyways. a delight to watch, as always, thankyou
These locks are for smahing not picking and for smash resistance I'm sure they work well, far better than a standard padlock. These reviews are part entertainment vs reality
assuming you're not trying the same key with the same lock multiple times or trying keys on locks that are already paired to a key it'll take at most 10+9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1 key insertions to match every key to it's lock. Most likely half that.
@@sbaxter4207 Give a call to PACLOCK, as it stands right now, most of our products do not have this problem. And, in a few months, we'll have it so all of our key numbers don't have this problem.
@@sbaxter4207 if your stupid enough to trust a lock without doing your homework and then watching this video then still using said lock you deserve to be cleaned out.
You assume allot, you must make allot of terrible mistakes in your life. I don’t own the lock but thousands+ obviously do and most will never get to see this video.
The "comb attack," where the pins are overset to bypass the core, was actually a vulnerability in locks made in _Ancient Egypt._ and the pins in their locks were wooden blocks about 2 to 3 inches per side.
Thank u so much. I bought your comb picks to remove a lock on my trailer that my employee lost. Saved me 1,000.00 easily!! No need to cut into my trailer simply used comb. Thank you very much. I've learned alot here and will be watching for more tools on your site.
Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action. Ten-times makes me want to toss all of my keys in the bin and obtain a few comb-picks.
Thanks for always being loyal to your word and informing us whenever you are being sponsored or was gifted or in this case, has some financial interest, this little thing makes you in another level compared to most youtubers on this place. You are the man
Thank you for this! When I bought my house, the AC compressor was in a cage locked with a Masterlock puck lock, for which we were not given the key. Thanks to this video and an order from Covert Instruments, I managed to remove the lock with my very basic lockpicking skills, and replace it with another lock that probably isn't any more secure but at least I have the key.
Firstly, it's an ethical rule for lawyers across North America to admit if something is connected to them financially (and many other career paths use similar disclosures for the same reason). Secondly, he's already made a 'hey, I set up a locksport supply company' video like yesterday..
@@tashkiira7838 Right right, but I don't think he legally had to include that disclosure at all. Ethically, I'm sure that is the right move. And not everyone is subscribed, they could easily have missed that video. Regardless, happy to see wholesome content :)
"We could properly design our locks, ORRRR we could rely on being slightly too small for tools that currently exist, a situation that could be easily remedied by tool-makers."
I like how he pauses to show each key off. I know it's not really the reason, but I like to imagine it's just him thinking "What on earth are these things? I keep finding them everywhere, but have never found a use for them."
Yeah,@@brownro214 is right. Basically some individual locks can be randomly susceptible to this if they just happen to be keyed with all short pins, so he was showing the keys to demonstrate that it wasn't something lucky like that.
@@sethb3090 a key filled with just short pins would still be an indication of poor process control. A quality lock manufactur does avoid some pin combinations to avoid various issues.
I've been mesmerized for the past few hours watching your channel. Truly an educational experience that took me back decades to training in the military. A skill set that has gone unused for decades for no other reason that life got in the way. Thank you .
Speaking from a padlock manufacturing perspective, I think this vulnerability was likely "solved" back in the day because of the inability of the times to produce such thin combs. But that's just my guess as my relationship with padlock manufacturing started just over 15 years ago. Not sure if Master has seen this yet or not, but PACLOCK pays attention... that's for sure. Short answer to the "is this is a problem for PACLOCK?" is "mostly no, it is not a problem." Not trying to be a politician here, really just trying to be 100% with you all. We haven't done the math, but around 85% of our cylinders across the board are NOT susceptible to this sort of attack. And it's not really fair to blame the cylinder, although it is obviously the vehicle of the problem. It's more related to bitting for PACLOCK. The critical difference between a PACLOCK cylinder and everyone else out there in our product class is that we introduced a "bump resistance pin" back in 2009. Take a PACLOCK core apart and you'll see 5 driver pins with security features and then one "standard" pin way at the back. "Standard" is what everyone calls it because they just assume it's standard. It's not. Back in '08 we were trying to improve our pick and mainly our bump resistance. Our tests showed that the bumping technique depends heavily on mass (weight) in order for a shear line to be created during the bumping. So we added security driver pins, varied with styles, in the first five chambers. But the last chamber we left that pin completely solid AND we made it larger than all the other driver pins. Extra mass! So the other 5 pins have much less mass because they are shorter and they also have material removed as a part of the security features in the pin. Definitely not a "standard" driver pin like most everyone points out! Because of this technique, we have darn good bump resistance. Guess what, we're also getting some very nice over lift resistance as well because of it. Plus, our cylinders are designed slightly different than Master's so that as long as you have some larger pins somewhere in your bitting lineup, then you're protected against the over lift. Really, two conditions have to be met in order for a PACLOCK to be over lifted. Our quick math, looking at our bittings, says we're around 85% effective against this sort of attack. But we will be 100%. In 24 hours we already re-designed, built, and tested a revised version of our bump pin that will take care of us. Once we get some production-class samples ready, might send some on over to LPL that have the vulnerability (in our current form) and then use that same bitting in the newly modified cylinder to show it's been fixed. I'm sure Master will just as quick to hop on this since it looks like 100% of their products are susceptible to this very easy attack. Well done LPL!
You are wrong. It is just being lazy. Lock companies put lies on their boxes and sell lies. He is way too nice. Saying something is a high security product and can be opened in 1 second should end in a criminal investigation of misleading and a lot of law suits. More people show expose these things to make it fair for consumers. Just picture buying a car - yeah... 200 horse power, 5 seconds to reach 60mph, low fuel consumption, 4 airbags, ABS. You buy it and it is a... bike... This is how bad these things are!
Commentator 1: Lovely day today Bob, as we start the annual 10 lock speed picking contest. Commentator 2: It certainly is Joe, and we can see our first contestant stepping up to the table, it's the locking picking lawyer. Commentator 1: Ah yes, a champion picker though not a huge fan of duck tape. Commentator 2: Haha, yes packaging has been known to give him trouble in the past. And it appears he has chosen a comb pick, an intersting decision. Commentator 1: I'd have to agree with you there Bob, surely the 10 master locks won't be susceptible to such an old technique. Commentator 2: Well, we're about to see if it will pay off and ..... yes the first 2 locks are already open. Commentator 1: He is absolutely speeding through them and wow...we'll have to see what the judges have to say but that looked to be just over a minute. Commentator 2: Very impressive, and i'm sure the folks at master lock are watching with interest. Commentator 1: Yes, I sure won't want to be in their shoes.There are going to be some hard words at the office on monday morning. Commentator 2: Well in their business, communication is key.
Commentator 1: Next time they better use duct tape if they want to slow down this competitor. He's already picked the lock on the prize money cabinet and he's walking out of here with a blond!. He's not much to look at... but he sure moves fast. Commentator 1: He sure does.
He said he can't guarantee that it'll work on every master lock puck lock, as in he knows it works on his ten, but there might be some out there possibly that it doesn't work on. Just because it works on the ten he bought doesn't mean it's guaranteed. He's a lawyer too remember :P
Fabulous. LPL is one of the few I let the ads run fully. I'm glad he's got some merch I can look to buy. An aside - a huge thank you for the same content delivery format - it's everything you need short and sweet. I'd vote LPL as the best content provider on UA-cam today. I wish LPL crazy success with his merchandise.
One of his previous videos he shows a customization trick that will purposefully jam the core if you fail to address it while picking or you use a key with the wrong bitting. So if he really was picking his lock every time he'd be living on the edge
There must be an incredibly loose interpretation of what a lock is legally for companies like Master Lock to be allowed in business with locks I personally consider fraudulent in calling them "security devices" or "locks". They're *barely* deterrents. Example: At work, there were some tiny "padlocks", 3 of which I managed to open with a key for an entirely differently pinned lock. That's right, I picked 3 MLs with the wrong ML key.
That is exactly it. In legal terms, a "security measure" is usually sufficed with a tight knot covered by opaque tape EDIT: usually "you cant open it by actuating the mechanism non destructively and as intended, and the locking mechanism must not be visible.". Something along those lines. This is not legal advice, i am not your lawyer
if it makes you feel less bad, i used to open my 1995 ford escort door using my kitchen door key. I can pick the front door of my apartment using a screw driver and a paper clip. Pretty much everything that is used on the market that does not cost a lot has some very easy way of opening it. They are there just to stop stupid people from thinking it is zero effort to mess with that stuff. And it's ok, the car door? if it was very safe, just break the glass. My apartment front door is made of wood, i guarantee you that anyone can ram it down with just a heavy shoulder hit. And some people are going to say, but picking is silent. Yes that is true, but if you spend more than 5s picking a lock it is going to attract attention. So as i started saying, avoid cheap stuff when you want it to take more than 5s. If it takes lockpicking lawyer more than 15s to open it on his desk i consider it a very safe product. Master lock is not that brand, Abus is.
You will find that typically there are about 10 patterns of actual "key" with a Master Lock that are nearly identical. Sometimes exactly identical.(check the key patterns next time you are in the hardware store to see how many have the same key - then start laughing) Once you have a large enough set of keys, you can just wiggle and rake them to get an open.
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A key that opens many locks is a master key. A lock that is opened by many keys... And that's why they call it "Master Lock".
:D
Lol, so true :D
Genius explanation.
This comment deserves 1k+ likes. Leaving mine here. 💯 for creativity and fun.
Master Locks are sl*ts
The secret to making this lock last longer appears to be leaving the key in it, so that the assailant has to remove the key first before picking it, doubling the attack time based on these datapoints.
To tripple the time, the key should be the wrong key. That way they try 2 or 3 times before picking.
@@thymark No, wait, that's actually smart
@@thymark 80% chance that thw wrong key opens the lock anyways
but wouldn't she try to open the lock with the key first ?
@@sebastianriz4703 i mean i felt the burn and i don't even work in designing locks😂😂😂
I was worried about the keys get mixed up, but i guess it doesn’t matter.
comb pick is just the master key for them
Same here :)
Me too! Looks like he thought the same thing on every key he pulled out!
The LPL easily has the most entertaining comments sections on YT
Thats defo best comment I was thinking the same 😂😂😂😂
"Oh, a 3 minute long MasterLock? Must be somewhat decent."
A minute later...
"Oh.... oh no..."
*ends up opening like 10 masterlocks at once*
"OH YEAH!" - Shrek (probably)
@@Nugire probably
I was thinking Scott Pilgrim...
"What did I do? What do I do?"
"Fight!!!"
When a lock in LPL's video has a 20 second share of the total runtime (equally divided), you know it probably won't be a very good paperweight.
LPL: 10 Masterlocks picked in 1 minute because they are so easy to pick.
Masterlock: We sold 10 more locks!
I bet he will return them to the shop (he already did )
And they lost 1 million potential buyers...
@@Boubson not sure about 1 mil, but sure about 215k.
@@blankblank1273 I mean, if someone's watching LPL, they probably know that Masterlock is garbage anyways.
+ 1 for me, I'm now shopping for one to demo this attack on.
"I sell a product that can pick these locks in less than 5 seconds. Maybe don't buy these locks"
I appreciate that.
opened them as fast as the real key....
How does one but your product
@@mattp3262 That's classified.
@@mattp3262 read description
I did sort of wonder what happens if the police find these products in my pocket.
You forgot to say, "To show it is not a fluke..."
After the 5th one it’s not a fluke
He opened 10 of them
Pretty sure that's not a fluke
I understand the joke though
"To show it's not a fluke, I'm going to open up all ten locks another three times"
@@prettyboyjeremy it’s a reference to how LPL will open one lock like 5 times to show it’s not a fluke and will say “to show it’s not a fluke”
And it never is 😔
This guy is so professional, he even stated that he has a financial interest in his lock-pick website when recommending lock picks from there.
Its the lawyer coming out and coming out to cover his ass
You are legally required to do so.
@@jintsuubest9331 there are many assholes on tiktok and such that don't do that
@@McSeal well he most likely has enough money it's not worth it for him to lie. Besides since we saw what he can do it doesn't take away any credibility, one could argue it actually lends credibility.
@@McSeal and if someone takes them to court they will lose unless they spend much more on lawyers than any of that content made them.
"911 what's your emergency?"
"I'd like to report a massacre".
Underrated comment of the month
pfff lol 🤣
Don’t call 911 to tell them that it’s not emergency
911 likes
🤣
Masterlock: "We include keys with our locks in case you want more of a challenge to get them open."
man, if only more lock companies were so thoughtful!
There are not usually TWO very funny comments on a video, but today we are lucky! Thanks!
That got me 😂😂😂😂😂
I have some master locks and getting the key in and about of them is quite hard
*frantic airhorn noises*
At about the fourth lock I heard that kid from the Simpsons go "Stop, stop, he's already dead!"
I was thinking the same. I can still hear it.
😂 😜
"That kid" has a name... Ralph Wiggum.
Masterlock: "I AM SO SMART! S-M-R-T!"
@@RealCadde Nope, it wasn't Ralph: ua-cam.com/video/UcZzlPGnKdU/v-deo.html
"Full disclosure, I'm tired of lock makers being lazy, so I'm just going to make the tools needed to slap some sense into them."
HEAR! HEAR!!
"And this here is my Master Key."
"That's a comb pick."
"Yes."
My master key's just a shotgun, but I guess a comb pick works too
"I call it that because it opens all my Master Locks."
I like how he briefly looks at the keys before just chucking it in the pile like "yeah won't be needing this ever again".
Well he needs to show how different the keys are and that it ultimately does not slow him down a bit ...
Key bitting can contribute to a lock being susceptible to this attack. I wanted to show I was testing the attack on a range of different keys.
@@lockpickinglawyer Very interesting! But to me it wasnt clear from the get-go. Thanks for clarifying.
I just imagined LPL looking puzzled every time he looked at a key: "Wait... What is this? What is this for? Why would anyone use this pick? Eh, it's trash."
Or he's pretending he's at a wife-swapping party.
The real security alert: LPL is selling picks.
Price seems a little steep for picks. Cheaper to destructively open and buy new locks.
@@riduck - Cheaper, maybe. But the comb pick is definitely faster.
@@wickedcabinboy The comb pick also looks like you're just opening a slightly-troublesome lock with the authorized key rather than manipulating it. Far more covert than picking or destructive removal techniques. If your goal is covert entry the comb pick is really great.
@@SuperSmashDolls hope you're planning on sticking to locks you own, or have owners permission to manipulate.
@@riduckPffff you're not my LockPickingFather
I will probably never pick a lock in my life, or even have a reason to, but I can't stop watching your videos for some reason.
Keep us posted on when you conquer your first 5-pinner
Lol same.
That's what I thought, then I watched more LPL videos and now I have spent more than £200 on locks and picks
We had some lockpicking at a team event. Started with a clear training lock and moved through a few real locks... Even first time and drunk it was scary easy to pick cheap locks... And fun.
I’ve picked (decoded) many combination locks. I’ve never picked a key lock, however, I have used common bypass/defeat methods on them.
Hell, I defeated the lock on the back door of a new house I was buying during the sign-off walk-thru after the builder’s rep bragged about how they (mis-)installed the strike plates for the locks. Had him lock me out and let him watch through the glass as I pulled a plastic insurance ID card from my wallet and opened the door in under 20 seconds. Of course, I made them fix it before I signed-off and closed on the purchase.
I’ll bet that every house in that neighborhood built/sold before I bought mine still has exterior door strike plates installed improperly. Of course, every house in the neighborhood has a builder installed alarm system, so I don’t recommend trying to figure out where and break-in, chances are you’ll set off an alarm.
3 minute video: "Hey it took a decent amount of time"
LPL: "let's open 10 of them"
from the moment he starts, it averages around 7.4 seconds to open each of them, most of that is just getting the comb in.
@Let's Get This Over With Fatality? LPL went all the way to Brutality on Master.
1m10s for the lot. Admittedly the same kind of lock but 7 seconds per lock isn't bad...
Welcome to the herd
he spent half the time talking about the locks and advertising for picks lmao so it'd be like about six seconds per lock
Masterlock: "I'ma pretend I didn't see that."
watch outofshadows. org
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This guy just bought 1000s of Master locks, and among them he found 10 which could be comb picked. This proves nothing!
ANON Lilly STFU lmao
@Toa Hero Beyond too late for that!
Title: "Opened FAST"
Me: But the video is 3 minutes and 20 seconds long
*10 locks appear*
Me: Ok.
Looks like roughly 7 seconds per lock....
@@Jundas and most of that 7 second is wasted on picking up the lock and pull the keys out.
@@Jundas best (or worst depending on point of view) of all that pick kinda looks like a key and operates like one in it being single turn and no fiddling. Meaning confident person can just in broad daylight in front of strangers walk to one of those pucks, put the comb in, lift, turn and people think "oh the owner came and opened the puck with the key". Since unless there is someone who knows the person who the locked item belongs to.... that looks like someone using a key on their own lock.
meaning no alerts, no people calling cops "hey some suspicious person is messing with someones lock here" and so on.
@@aritakalo8011 same
Only for someone like LPL would a 3m20s video of picking a lock be "not fast"
First time watching LPL: “I mean, I’m sure he’s just over exaggerating how bad the lock is...”
Subsequent times watching LPL: “Oh god, he’s under exaggerating how bad the lock is”
@Jeremiah Bullfrog Master locks are about only useful if you only want/need the smallest amount of security. I use it for my locker whenever I go to the YMCA, but that's about it.
"Three and a half minutes? This must be super hard to pick!"
No, and indeed he picked ten of them.
@@TocsTheWanderer but wouldn't a chinese lock be cheaper?
@@Ghorda9 Yes, but for padlocks used for lockers, Master Lock is usually the cheapest one on the shelf that doesn't LOOK like garbage. (It is garbage, but it at least has the decency not to look it.)
That is not how the verb "exaggerate" works. Well... not yet... Language is always changing, but I think we're still a few decades off from that being generally accepted usage.
"These are supposed to be among the most secure locks sold by the company" ... Mmmh, may still be true.
Ow
Really
William Conrad Sadly Yes
Nah. For some reason that one made out of plastic that's only supposed to stop you from doing something accidentally has a pretty decent core on it. They also have some pretty decent shackles and bodies on some models. All 3 in one though? Or even a decent core without an easy bypass that doesn't come on a Swiss Cheese body? .... those things seem to be tough for Master Lock.
Technically correct, the best kind of correct.
Me: "Oh, he has 10 locks - probably just to fill the frame"
LPL: Wrong.
just to fill the frame and fill the time of the video :D Shameless padding of content :D
@@Django45 then don't watch it if you saw the point at the start
not like he has midroll ads or anything
@@bersspon3256 whoosh-itechier, want sum?
Me, seeing LPL throwing the keys on the table: "uh... how will he be able to tell which key goes to which lock?"
Me, a second later: "oh right, he doesn't need keys..."
That split second pause before he tosses they key away like it's contaminated is priceless.
Lpl doesn't carry keys on him, just like Lucifer almost never has a gun on him.
He holds the key up to the camera for a second with each lock so he can see which key went with which.
You'll also notice he tries to place each lock on top of its keys when possible.
@@plektosgaming I guess its to show the different bidding on the keys
@@plektosgaming I thought that was him briefly thinking: "Do I bother carefully putting each key aside so I know which one goes to which lock?"
"This wasn't a problem before, because comb picks were too thick. I decided to fix that problem by making thinner comb picks. Suck it, Master Lock!"
If he didn't, somebody else would and it would still be a problem eventually
@@Pulzyfr You say that like as if people aren't suffering the consequences of LPL's repeated aiding of bike thieves and other jackasses.
@@__Brandon__ That's cute, but it's LPL that's been selling better tools to thieves.
@@AlexMint Bike thieves aren't carrying around picks, and at that most bike locks use disc detainer cores - and LPL doesn't sell disc detainer picks. They carry around angle grinders or bolt cutters because those get into all bike locks. So... fuck off with your made up bullshit.
@@AlexMint ‘who needs a hug?”
Did somebody steal your bike?
"Honey! I've lost the keys again!"
"No worries dear, we use Master Locks, just stick a toothpick in the keyhole"
toothpaste likely works too!
@@kennethhicks2113 For a flaw like this, it may actually be (theoretically) possible to open with pressurized toothpaste, assuming it didn't just get in behind the pins before pushing them up far enough.
Correction stick anything in the keyhole.
just cough in the keyhole
This just in: Keyhole dies of Coronavirus.
4 locks into the video I was like:
"Stop picking them! They're already dead!"
Master Lock: "Okay, our keyways are small enough to thwart every comb pick on the market."
LPL: "This is the LockPicking Lawyer...."
Master Lock: *flips table*
*All the locks on the table unlock after he flips the table.*
lol hilarious
LPL: "The thickness of the required comb does not negate the design flaw of making it even theoretically possible to comb-pick your locks in the first place. Git gud, Master Lock."
Masterlock: "Our success lies not in our security failure but that there's a sucker who knows about it and will buy 10 of them anyway"
@Moab's Washpot Compare the cost to 10 good locks, you'll be saving hundreds!
He probably returns each lock to the store after placing the wrong keys in the package.
so disappointed he didn't say, "got a click out of one" *drops first lock* "and a click out of two..."
...or so one can ⏸ and examine the 🔑
He did not have the time to say it. The locks gave up and clicked themselves =(
@@Raterex Aww you didn't get the joke.
"Three is NOT binding"
@@Raterex he click clacked himself
MasterLock: Hey, the video is over 3 minutes this time, that's better than we usually do
LPL: Opens 10 locks in 70 seconds
Spends more than half that time taking out the original keys and showing them to the camera.
@@Lttlemoi -- I know, right? I was like, "Why are you showing them to us? Drop it and pick the lock already!"
@@Dethneko answered in another comment thread, to show that its a wide range of keys with different biting.
Me: sees that this this video is longer than normal
“Hey, this is going to be nice”
Me: sees ten locks on screen
“Wait a minute”
Wait a minute? He opened them in a minute did u missed it? 😂
@@bong0man1 shit, I didn’t even notice that, I was just quoting the meme
670th like
when LPL doesnt even have to say: "click out of two, three is binding..." you know it's a BAD LOCK.
In this case, he got a click out of 10. Locks, that is.
Maybe it was 10 flukes...
He didn’t have to single-pin pick; this was easily done with the tool he used.
Click out of everything, nothing is binding.
LPL robbing a bank: these vault locks have INEXCUSABLE flaws
Nothing on one... Two is binding... Click out of three...
Bank guard: hey buddy, I remember you!
@@VBunplugged757 I know those hands!
@@Wampa842 😂
And he closes the vault to show it was not a fluke.
If you Play Payday with him you dont even neeed the FLEX.
I love that you're just tossing the keys aside into a pile like "yeah, whatever, these are all garbage, I don't need to know what keys go to what lock." The absolute dismissal is amazing.
he spent more time picking up the locks, taking out the keys, and putting the locks down again then actually picking
Hehe, all the keys probably open ALL the locks!
He can always check the video to pair them up again
@@alexanderbarsby4357 that sounds like a lot of extra work when trial and error would probably get it done faster plus unless he plans to resell them I doubt he cares. I would be very surprised if he has any intent to use these locks
It seemed like he hesitated before tossing the keys aside. Perhaps making a mental note of which key goes to which lock?
"there doesn't exist a pick that's thin enough to do this on these locks... which is exactly why I'm selling one!" Lmaooooooooooo I legit died.
Did you resurrect only to make that comment and then went back to being dead?
@@MrGul I was never dead?... Do you know me? Lol
@@theart-theist6049 I have no idea who you are, but I'm always intrigued when people who claim they "legit died" keep writing UA-cam comments from beyond the grave.
@@MrGul oh I see what you're talking about.
Lame
@@theart-theist6049 love when ppl think they’re funny lmao, keep typing how you want bro
Love how the key is held up briefly each time so those interested can verify the bitting is genuine and/or different.
Masterlock: "Let's sue this LockPicking...err.. Lawyer? ...crap"
You think they can afford to sue anyone?
Recently retired, as per the bio page on the lockpick website
LockpickingLawyer: you can't sue me if I sue you first for crappy design.
ua-cam.com/video/St_Abko0Jfs/v-deo.html
@@Real_Tim_S Holy crap that was hilarious and accurate.
"I do have financial interest in Covert Instruments" my guy I'm not even mad. get your money while I try to pick my jaw up off the floor
Be glad your jaw isn't locked up, because he might pick that too!
I hope they start offering a version of that disc detainer pick LPL uses all the time.
@@hoppy6437 it’s for sale through another site, I forget where. Runs 55$ iirc? In case you missed that. But I think the other company owns the patent.
@@redfailhawk Sparrows sells it for $45 but it's currently sold out.
@ConcreteComa Some people get crazy when they find out a video is sponsored, like they can't trust the presenter all of a sudden.
Then they turn on (random news network name here) and watch advertisement driven news, largely of the pharmaceutical nature. OH THE IRONY!!!!!
Master Lock: "Good news! We can save money by not making keys!"
Soooooo true
Sounds like an Apple strategy
@@javiermejiaman No Apple would sell the lock body seperate from the shackle
They are gonna sell Master keys
they should advertise that comb pick as "Master Lock's Master Key"
Thumbnail:
Master lock: Ah sh*t here we go again
Master lock: _bends over_ Please be gentle with that Comb Pick.
Ahahahaha
we need to start measure his skills in locks per second or LPS
DPS ~ LPS
So LPL must be Locks Per Life. That'd be an interesting number!
i wholeheartedly approve of this motion.
@@hamkhat *tries to calculate that*
Calculator: *breaks*
In a video of only 3:20, an average length for LPL, he picks TEN locks from THREE brands, broadcasts an advert for two versions of a product, AND issues a disclaimer of his own interest in the manufacturer. Oh, and he provides accurate advice for the manufacturer of the locks and issues a safety warning! Epic.
the difference between him and other youtubers is that he doesn't spend his breath on words that nobody cares about
jettae schroff
True
One of the reasons I love this channel. No fluff, no overbearing --back- foreground music, just good content and education
@@johnspencer3994 Let's not forget the intro video. No need for that. Don't forget to like and subscribe! UA-cam was a completely different world 10 years ago.
This is the most casual speedrun I've ever seen.
Alternate Title: Lawyer demolishes an entire company’s product line in 3 minutes
He said they know but don't care.
And empties allot of warehouses, destroying lives.
@@Foothillpump you think lock picking lawyer cares about peoples property? He just told all the theives watching where to buy the comb tools. He's worse than masterlock.
@@sbaxter4207 A thief would not watch a UA-cam video to find out how to break into warehouses. A thief would know every single technique required to break into houses, fences, shed and warehouses. LPL's video serves as a warning and demonstration on how to protect your warehouses and which locks to use and avoid.
You wouldnt call a knife company killers because their knives can be used as weapons, would you?
@@sbaxter4207 So with your logic, you can call a gun factory and company "murderers" just because their guns can kill people.
I have a "challenge" for you; but first, a concise backstory.
When I was a teen, I got locked out of our apartment coming home from school. Instead of waiting for my mom to get home -- and a bit inspired by video games -- I opted to try and pick the deadbolt on our door. I was able to track down two small nails in the hallway, and used those nails to *successfully* pick the lock using very basic knowledge. It was a very awesome moment for me... and a frightening one to think our lock was that easy to pick.
So, my challenge: how quickly can you pick a deadbolt with two nails?
I know it won't be difficult for you, but I feel like you'd have interesting insights as you did it.
If nothing else, I just wanted to share my little story in a place where people might appreciate it. :D
Man doing that for the first time is exciting.
Nailed it
I've done a similar thing on a number of occasions, but with two cable ties.
@lockpickinglawyer please take this guy up on the challenge
That would be interesting to watch
Me: "3 minutes to open a masterlock? that doesn't sound too bad"
LPL: "actually 1 minute 10 seconds to open 10 of them"
This means these locks are not even LPL-7 rated ...
It took an average of 7 seconds to open a lock, but this also includes removing the key first xD
@@SystemX1983 why does he stare so long.before throwing the key on the table ? He halts half q second for each key.
@@Benoit-Pierre To show us how it's pinned, highs and lows.
@@Benoit-Pierre So we can do the math and subtract 5 more seconds in total.
@@Vanta_Blue right, he is showing the keys, and they do differ ...
When you can fully explain the flaw, a bit of history, and pick 10 of said lock type in 3:20 - you know it is SO bad.
And do a full ad and self promo
Longest step of the picking process was taking out the key and figuring out where to set it down.
Thumbnail image: Urgent security alert
Master Lock: What's this "security" word we keep hearing about?
It's the word they keep writing on their products.
Apparently they seem to think that's just a word made for marketing.
@@ts757arse it's to stop the honest thieves. Not to stop the criminals.
Edit: thieves*
When you look at his channel, the sentence continues in the previous video title:
"URGENT SECURITY ALERT!", "COVERTINSTRUMENTS.COM"
It's like Tesla car model names: S, 3, X, Y.
Intro, outtro, shamless plug, crushing humiliation and 10 locks opened without their keys all in under 3 and a half minutes. This is why you are the king haha
*sees "Urgent Security Alert"
*sees "Master Lock" Brand
Me: "I don't know this lock but i see why it raises an urgent security alert."
If you watch LPL you’ll never buy a Master Lock ever again.
@@silentstorm731 That's a lie I bought them........to practice lock picking
@@empoleonmaster6709 lol
"3 minutes, and a masterlock? must be more spiel than deal"
40 secons later, ah, a number of locks, fair play.
Side thought 1) Jumlbing the keys about a bit there eh?
Side thought 2) not like it matters anyways.
a delight to watch, as always, thankyou
I thought exactly the same Side thoughts 🤣
@@Ryukai-san LockPickingLawyer: "Where we're going, we don't need keys..."
Shows each key to the camera to confirm that the key is not a comb also.
@@Smiffa_ Lol - I came to post exactly the same remark.
These locks are for smahing not picking and for smash resistance I'm sure they work well,
far better than a standard padlock. These reviews are part entertainment vs reality
3.5 minute video and ten locks.
LPL: “Let me burn some time on a helpful diagram and a couple infomercials.”
“Up until now, there has been no way to get the proper pick required, so my new website is changing all that.” Ha!
_a website he and BosnianBill made_
I love how short and informative your videos are. No intro, no BS, just what we came to see; useful information.
As a MasterLock executive, I see nothing wrong with this situation. (LOL)
It's a feature so if you lose your key you don't have to pay an expensive lockpicker to come open them for you.
@@armchairgeneralissimo “Forget your key? Don’t worry! Here at master lock we sell master picks that can open any master lock!”
They are busy twisting their long pointy corpo mustaches
@@solidus3168 😂😂
@@armchairgeneralissimo
Genius!
Masterlock for president 2024!
“But how will you know which keys go with locks?” Oh... never mind...
OK it takes 16 seconds, 4 seconds per pick, unless you read the directions.
assuming you're not trying the same key with the same lock multiple times or trying keys on locks that are already paired to a key it'll take at most 10+9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1 key insertions to match every key to it's lock. Most likely half that.
@@isaackarjala7916 or throw away the keys and use the comb rake.
LPL: "And as always, have a great day"
MasterLock: "Understandable"
They take that a little too literally.
Good lock machine broke
“Why is this coming up only recently?”
“We are offering on my website what I just used to do this”
LPL made a tool to outrun this lock LMAO
You know it’s going to be good when he has more locks in front of the camera than minutes in the video.
"This is the LockPickingLawyer and what I have for you today is some salt to rub into Master Lock's wounds."
....mixed with glass, acid and bromine seasoned with a little white phosphorus.
And what of the customers who will have their property stolen due to LPL giving a link to the comb tool.
@@sbaxter4207 Give a call to PACLOCK, as it stands right now, most of our products do not have this problem. And, in a few months, we'll have it so all of our key numbers don't have this problem.
@@sbaxter4207 if your stupid enough to trust a lock without doing your homework and then watching this video then still using said lock you deserve to be cleaned out.
You assume allot, you must make allot of terrible mistakes in your life. I don’t own the lock but thousands+ obviously do and most will never get to see this video.
The "comb attack," where the pins are overset to bypass the core, was actually a vulnerability in locks made in _Ancient Egypt._ and the pins in their locks were wooden blocks about 2 to 3 inches per side.
Have they found ancient comb picks too?
@@mumiemonstret I think the idea was that the key itself was essentially a comb pick, and it was closer to the size of an arm.
Thank u so much. I bought your comb picks to remove a lock on my trailer that my employee lost. Saved me 1,000.00 easily!! No need to cut into my trailer simply used comb. Thank you very much. I've learned alot here and will be watching for more tools on your site.
Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action. Ten-times makes me want to toss all of my keys in the bin and obtain a few comb-picks.
10 locks open in a minute? Actions do speak louder than words.
The time he picked them up then put them down are longer than the time it took for him to pick the locks
One thing I love about LPL is that he never rushes. He always moves at a casual, deliberate speed to show how truly terrible some products are
I swear master lock is gonna send a hitman after you eventually
That hitman will find his gun safe empty and then hear a voice behind his back: "This is the ..."
Just purchased the picks!!....hahaha..... insane that they can sell such absolutely trash and call them locks!
Cool to see another honest youtuber supporting other no BS youtubers!! 👍🏼
Still a wonder how lock picks are so easy to buy
@@LordRazer3 That's because they're easy to make.
Where the hell you been? I miss the great reviews
what do you plan to do with the picks?
Thanks for always being loyal to your word and informing us whenever you are being sponsored or was gifted or in this case, has some financial interest, this little thing makes you in another level compared to most youtubers on this place. You are the man
He made us willing watch an ad...
Well played
That's a UA-cam thing, not a lpl thing
@@cerelvix_4662 Perhaps you missed where he talked about the comb picks.
AdBlock works wonders. I haven't seen an ad for years.
@@pmgodfrey I'm talking about the end of the video
@@pmgodfrey go back and watch the entire video...its only 3 minutes...
I bet you dont even read sentences until the period mark.
Thank you for this! When I bought my house, the AC compressor was in a cage locked with a Masterlock puck lock, for which we were not given the key. Thanks to this video and an order from Covert Instruments, I managed to remove the lock with my very basic lockpicking skills, and replace it with another lock that probably isn't any more secure but at least I have the key.
LPL: “Full discloser, I do have a financial interest in Covert Instruments.”
Real world translation: “Go check out my web store.”
Thanks for the legal-ese translation.
He’s gonna make bank from this vid
That was the most honest promotion I have ever seen
@@homemmakako3073 This man is the worst criminal ever. All that nefarious talent just... wasted.
@@HexLabz he could get paid quite a bit to consult for lock companies, if they were serious about them being secure.
I really appreciate the transparency about covertinstruments at the end. Thank you, not all creators would be as up front about that sort of thing.
Firstly, it's an ethical rule for lawyers across North America to admit if something is connected to them financially (and many other career paths use similar disclosures for the same reason). Secondly, he's already made a 'hey, I set up a locksport supply company' video like yesterday..
@@tashkiira7838 Right right, but I don't think he legally had to include that disclosure at all. Ethically, I'm sure that is the right move. And not everyone is subscribed, they could easily have missed that video.
Regardless, happy to see wholesome content :)
"We could properly design our locks, ORRRR we could rely on being slightly too small for tools that currently exist, a situation that could be easily remedied by tool-makers."
A tube of super glue can screw up the plans of the owner of the most fanciest lock.
"I can speedrun these locks so fast, I need to crack ten in a video just to get UA-cam ad revenue."
From now on you should start off with "This is the lockpicking speedrunner"
Nice profile avatar.
Nice profile avatar
@@gigabit5958 source?
@@nit-Inundate I think that’s hololive’s a-chan who is a manager
This was the slyest, smoothest, most effective advertisement in history. I applaud LPL
I like how he pauses to show each key off. I know it's not really the reason, but I like to imagine it's just him thinking "What on earth are these things? I keep finding them everywhere, but have never found a use for them."
LPL replied to another comment where he said the pause was to show each key was different.
He’s memorising each key for future reference 👍🏻😀
Yeah,@@brownro214 is right. Basically some individual locks can be randomly susceptible to this if they just happen to be keyed with all short pins, so he was showing the keys to demonstrate that it wasn't something lucky like that.
@@sethb3090 a key filled with just short pins would still be an indication of poor process control. A quality lock manufactur does avoid some pin combinations to avoid various issues.
I've been mesmerized for the past few hours watching your channel. Truly an educational experience that took me back decades to training in the military. A skill set that has gone unused for decades for no other reason that life got in the way. Thank you .
Speaking from a padlock manufacturing perspective, I think this vulnerability was likely "solved" back in the day because of the inability of the times to produce such thin combs. But that's just my guess as my relationship with padlock manufacturing started just over 15 years ago.
Not sure if Master has seen this yet or not, but PACLOCK pays attention... that's for sure. Short answer to the "is this is a problem for PACLOCK?" is "mostly no, it is not a problem." Not trying to be a politician here, really just trying to be 100% with you all. We haven't done the math, but around 85% of our cylinders across the board are NOT susceptible to this sort of attack.
And it's not really fair to blame the cylinder, although it is obviously the vehicle of the problem. It's more related to bitting for PACLOCK. The critical difference between a PACLOCK cylinder and everyone else out there in our product class is that we introduced a "bump resistance pin" back in 2009. Take a PACLOCK core apart and you'll see 5 driver pins with security features and then one "standard" pin way at the back. "Standard" is what everyone calls it because they just assume it's standard.
It's not. Back in '08 we were trying to improve our pick and mainly our bump resistance. Our tests showed that the bumping technique depends heavily on mass (weight) in order for a shear line to be created during the bumping. So we added security driver pins, varied with styles, in the first five chambers. But the last chamber we left that pin completely solid AND we made it larger than all the other driver pins. Extra mass! So the other 5 pins have much less mass because they are shorter and they also have material removed as a part of the security features in the pin. Definitely not a "standard" driver pin like most everyone points out!
Because of this technique, we have darn good bump resistance.
Guess what, we're also getting some very nice over lift resistance as well because of it. Plus, our cylinders are designed slightly different than Master's so that as long as you have some larger pins somewhere in your bitting lineup, then you're protected against the over lift. Really, two conditions have to be met in order for a PACLOCK to be over lifted. Our quick math, looking at our bittings, says we're around 85% effective against this sort of attack.
But we will be 100%. In 24 hours we already re-designed, built, and tested a revised version of our bump pin that will take care of us. Once we get some production-class samples ready, might send some on over to LPL that have the vulnerability (in our current form) and then use that same bitting in the newly modified cylinder to show it's been fixed.
I'm sure Master will just as quick to hop on this since it looks like 100% of their products are susceptible to this very easy attack. Well done LPL!
You are wrong. It is just being lazy. Lock companies put lies on their boxes and sell lies. He is way too nice. Saying something is a high security product and can be opened in 1 second should end in a criminal investigation of misleading and a lot of law suits. More people show expose these things to make it fair for consumers. Just picture buying a car - yeah... 200 horse power, 5 seconds to reach 60mph, low fuel consumption, 4 airbags, ABS. You buy it and it is a... bike... This is how bad these things are!
YT algorithim: "hey, you're into lockpicking now, enjoy!!"
A few months ago I didn't even know how a lock worked. Now I have my own picks and I can pick some basic locks! 😂
I feel attacked by this truth.
@@CiaranMaxwell Only half?
@@ReptilianLepton Yes! It's like Ashens! 😂
@@Just_A_Dude I fucking loled. I think most of us found this on accident and just accepted it as a thing in our lives.
Commentator 1: Lovely day today Bob, as we start the annual 10 lock speed picking contest.
Commentator 2: It certainly is Joe, and we can see our first contestant stepping up to the table, it's the locking picking lawyer.
Commentator 1: Ah yes, a champion picker though not a huge fan of duck tape.
Commentator 2: Haha, yes packaging has been known to give him trouble in the past. And it appears he has chosen a comb pick, an intersting decision.
Commentator 1: I'd have to agree with you there Bob, surely the 10 master locks won't be susceptible to such an old technique.
Commentator 2: Well, we're about to see if it will pay off and ..... yes the first 2 locks are already open.
Commentator 1: He is absolutely speeding through them and wow...we'll have to see what the judges have to say but that looked to be just over a minute.
Commentator 2: Very impressive, and i'm sure the folks at master lock are watching with interest.
Commentator 1: Yes, I sure won't want to be in their shoes.There are going to be some hard words at the office on monday morning.
Commentator 2: Well in their business, communication is key.
Absolutely brilliant! Sports commentator dialogue works so perfectly for this! 😂
Commentator 1: Next time they better use duct tape if they want to slow down this competitor. He's already picked the lock on the prize money cabinet and he's walking out of here with a blond!. He's not much to look at... but he sure moves fast.
Commentator 1: He sure does.
Kek'd
Dude that pun at the end was great!
@@edlingja1 Thanks. This kind of humour always puts a smile on my face and I'm glad other people enjoy it too
LOL, this is a 3:20 second commercial and you don't realize it until 2:45... WELL PLAYED, SIR!
"What do you mean our lock got picked in 1 minute? The video is clearly 3 minutes long"
"He just talked for 2 of them and picked 10 of them"
10 locks in 66 secondes. Wauw!
So keep the key in to slow down any lockpicker? Got it.
Reverse psychology
To be exact put the wrong key, it'll buy you extra 5-10 seconds
@@trym2121 😂😂
Clicked on this one faster than he opened the lock... But only barely. My dad has a couple of these. We're going to have to replace them this year.
repin them with taller drivers
too late, these are already on scrape metal junk yard
Seems like good overall lock design, excepting the core.
sell them used on ebay for locksport! even though they're vulnerable to over-lift attacks they make good practice locks because of the security pins.
@@t3hd0n Good call, thanks.
>"Now I can't guarantee that this will work on every single one of these locks"
>Proceeds to effortlessly pick them all open
He meant every one produced.
He said he can't guarantee that it'll work on every master lock puck lock, as in he knows it works on his ten, but there might be some out there possibly that it doesn't work on. Just because it works on the ten he bought doesn't mean it's guaranteed. He's a lawyer too remember :P
It's going to take him longer to sort keys into the correct locks, then it took to open all the locks.
For a moment I thought your pfp was a face of a black wolf furry with various neon highlights but it was actually america :(
Stanfordcoffee, Why would he need to?
It certainly would take longer to remove the locks from their packaging!!
The scrapyard won't care if the keys are correctly matched.
Fabulous.
LPL is one of the few I let the ads run fully.
I'm glad he's got some merch I can look to buy.
An aside - a huge thank you for the same content delivery format - it's everything you need short and sweet.
I'd vote LPL as the best content provider on UA-cam today.
I wish LPL crazy success with his merchandise.
I would vote LPL for president.
@@weejohnbb same and I live in the uk
New Master Lock employee: "Is our product really this bad?!" 😭
Master Lock CEO: "Always has been"
I like how you give the key a glance, then dismiss it
"3 minute video, this must be a pretty good lock!"
...
There's ten locks.
Nobody:
Lock picking lawyer: Gimme 5 seconds, just gonna pick 10 locks as one is too easy
lmao . I guess thats how things go now a days
@@joshuavarghese619 he's crazy hahaha
LPL: I just bought 10 locks to show you how bad they are.
MASTER LOCK: Sales are up, we must be doing something right.
Master lock: *exists*
LPL: I'm about to end this man's whole career
Somewhere a master lock CEO is hearing boss music.
And he has no idea where it’s coming from lol
@@bristolauthentic401 And it's a Dark Souls boss.
Can't like, currently at 69.
@@ScottKenny1978 Le Mao
Man, do you even use keys to get inside your home or just "naah, this lock has a safety flaw, let me show you honey."
He has a video about his ex gf back door, number 1071 :)
he's said in a previous video he sometimes takes locks and picks them while watching movies
One of his previous videos he shows a customization trick that will purposefully jam the core if you fail to address it while picking or you use a key with the wrong bitting. So if he really was picking his lock every time he'd be living on the edge
LPL doesnt have doors or windows, he teleports into his home as to avoid all locks
@@booogus the greatest video ever, I find new lines each time I watch
There must be an incredibly loose interpretation of what a lock is legally for companies like Master Lock to be allowed in business with locks I personally consider fraudulent in calling them "security devices" or "locks". They're *barely* deterrents.
Example: At work, there were some tiny "padlocks", 3 of which I managed to open with a key for an entirely differently pinned lock. That's right, I picked 3 MLs with the wrong ML key.
That is exactly it. In legal terms, a "security measure" is usually sufficed with a tight knot covered by opaque tape
EDIT: usually "you cant open it by actuating the mechanism non destructively and as intended, and the locking mechanism must not be visible.". Something along those lines. This is not legal advice, i am not your lawyer
@@TheWorldEnd2 "This is not legal advice, i am not your lawyer"
I heard that in Legal Eagle's voice.
if it makes you feel less bad, i used to open my 1995 ford escort door using my kitchen door key. I can pick the front door of my apartment using a screw driver and a paper clip. Pretty much everything that is used on the market that does not cost a lot has some very easy way of opening it. They are there just to stop stupid people from thinking it is zero effort to mess with that stuff. And it's ok, the car door? if it was very safe, just break the glass. My apartment front door is made of wood, i guarantee you that anyone can ram it down with just a heavy shoulder hit. And some people are going to say, but picking is silent. Yes that is true, but if you spend more than 5s picking a lock it is going to attract attention. So as i started saying, avoid cheap stuff when you want it to take more than 5s. If it takes lockpicking lawyer more than 15s to open it on his desk i consider it a very safe product. Master lock is not that brand, Abus is.
@@VanguardDetonados i started and drove my dads 88 Mazda b2200 with the key for my grandmothers 86 Chrysler fifth avenue
You will find that typically there are about 10 patterns of actual "key" with a Master Lock that are nearly identical. Sometimes exactly identical.(check the key patterns next time you are in the hardware store to see how many have the same key - then start laughing) Once you have a large enough set of keys, you can just wiggle and rake them to get an open.
LPL: I have a financial interest in these tools doing well, i should showcase them...
Master Lock: Please, no more, have mercy
When a single man causes a million dollar recall.
Oh trust me... it’s over a million
This implies masterlock cares enough to recall.
Yeah, I'll believe it when I see it.
Yep, recalls like that tend to happen only after a company gets forced into it via lawsuit
It's a feature.