@@Patrickf5087Yeah, probably has to do with the shackle catch being sprung. Any lock with a sprung shackle catch can be opened by just giving it a whack (see also: the Master Lock 605, 606, and 607)
It makes for a funny scenario, imagine a thief trying to pick the lock, but the core defeats them, so in frustration they hit the lock and it pops open, lol
@@skatardrummer1 If you can't smash it, rake it or bolt cut it, most thieves will not bother with your lock and will find another way in, like smashing a window.
Cl team... the Cleam! Pristine Mean Cleam team (Cl team team? So just Cleam, no Cleam team, team is already part of Cleam.) The Cleam, they'll Cleam up -masterlock's- mess in a... dream... we'll work it out later, but for now SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS EVRYBODAY SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS
That video is faked for whatever reason you can imagine. It is physically impossible to bypass a MTL SBE or NE series by hitting it like that; don't believe everything you see on the Internet. Check my posts, I must be one of MTL's biggest collector and now I own all of their products, including that one
@@TalonPro More like a wham bam lock-cam, 999\1000th second is still a split second. Semantics, i know, i'm just a stickler for accuracy, sorry about that, i can't help it even though i know people despise it :)
If not for the flaw this would be one of the top locks ever featured on this channel. Took a long time to pick, has a core difference from what I’ve ever seen. Looks durable.
Now, imagine a lock with multiple radial rows of upper pins, such that it would need to be picked that many times. And of course the upper pin rows would not be identical in type.
I miss these videos where you dismantle the lock. I'm a big fan of McNally and I look forward to more collabs! A few months ago, I had to break into my own home due to an issue. If it wasn't for you, I would have had to wait 24 hrs for a locksmith. My cats were angry with me because there was a hole in their food bowls. I heard about it all night. 😂
Not really a collab. McNally works with or for LPL at Covert Instruments. So more like LPL putting this video in the can, handing the can to Trevor, and saying, “Now you do you.”
"due to an issue" is a pretty big understatement for getting thrown out by your wife (well, now ex-wife), her changing the locks after she got a restraining order
That wooden handled pic looks very pleasingly ergonomic, like a really good crochet hook. The grip dimples in particular are a nice bit of craftsmanship.
I’ve been learning how to pick by watching, experimenting, and picking different locks. This weekend I went to visit my mom and had my genesis set. I showed her and was talking about bypasses that didn’t even involve picking. She told me she didn’t think I could open her deadbolt. I accepted her challenge and went outside. She locked me out and I picked her deadbolt open in less than 2 minutes. I showed back up in the living room to see her shocked lol. I showed her how I did it and even showed her how to work around the false set. She was amazed. Thanks @LockPickingLawyer!
I've been a casual viewer of your channel for a little while now, and I've always been fascinated with how quickly so-called "high security" locks can be opened without a key. Out of curiosity today, I went and bought a $10 "high security" self-branded padlock from... We'll call them "Deuce Hardware." I also bought a pack of about 60 bobby pins at "Dollar Shrub." I also got paperclips and safety pins in case they would be useful, total cost ~$3. I didn't need nearly that much. I have never picked a lock open before in my life, but I was able to pop open the lock in about 5 seconds to take the keys off the shackle. With just two bobby pins: One to tension, the other to rake. Well, technically 3 because I dropped one under the sofa and couldn't be bothered to pick it up right away. So, all in all, I used about a nickel's worth of easily-obtainable tools to open it up. The funny part? Their "Max Security" locks that cost more than 6 times as much use the same exact core. A core capable of being defeated in seconds by a novice with two bobby pins. I'm definitely going to be purchasing the Learn Lockpicking Bundle as well as some padlock tags in the future. I feel the urge to spread awareness as well as hopefully help out a good cause.
Its interesting how watching youtube videos without practice can translate into some useful low (though level) lock picking skill. I recently picked my first lock in the wild, it was a cheap combination lock inside of puzzle quest room, in a puzzle we could not find the right answer for. When we got desperate for this puzzle, i quietly went to the lock and after 5-10 minutes of slowly feeling through the vibrations and pressures of the lock I got it open. I was super surprised that I managed to do that. I did not have any practice with any combination lock before this, only some vague memories of how it is supposed to feel from you videos. Thank you!
The brass follower he is using is the Ez Loader. You want it. It will change your pinning life. It has a spring loaded detention ball that traps in each pin chamber indexing the follower exactly one step so you can align really fast. The v-cut groove is perfectly designed so springs and pins either fall right in there or even better, when you are loading a [in chamber just drop a spring into the cylinder and it stands itself up in that groove then you push it right down. Super fast. Getting an Ez Loader years ago was the best smithing tool decision I’ve made.
Thanks to your channel, I got into lockpicking. Also, thanks to you, I decided to open up my old door lock when I had to replace it. Took me a few days to properly pick it, but then by a fluke when trying to open it, I discovered you can just flip the pick over and lift all the pins about halfway and it pops right open. I'm glad I swapped that out already!
I am sure someone has mentioned this before but what i like best about the LPL's channel is that the videos are numbered. Brilliant. I wonder if anyone else does the same thing?
I am subscribed to at least 3 channel that do: EEVlog, TheSignalPath, another one not on top of my mind. There might be more. These are electronics related.
Hey LPL, you gutting this lock reminds me of how much I like your longer format videos. I know you like to keep them short and sweet but I think a lot of us viewers would love if you made some longer, in depth videos!
I got my Covert Companion a few weeks ago and been practicing it every chance I get. Right now it’s just Master Locks and cheap ones around the house. There’s no better feeling than hearing that final click and the tension bar turns. I got a new hobby!
If McNally is the one who found the design flaw, it must be the case that you can open a Mul-t-lock SBNE12 with a Mul-t-lock SBNE12. Edit: Freaking called it.
I watched your video, and then I watched the short where Trevor slaps open the lock. What the heck was happening there? Why would the lock open from a slap? Neither your video nor his explains why the lock fails so easily.
McNally's featured a lot of locks that can be smacked open in his channel, the short of it is that there's an internal spring that is weak enough to be vulnerable to kinetic attacks
They've both already explained locks with similar failures before, in essence the company didn't add a basic feature to prevent the catch from being jarred into the open position, releasing the shackle iirc
The three pins that LPL took care to remove from the shackle at the start of the teardown has shoddy tolerances that just jostling that part can open that shit up. I don't know why LPL didn't point it out in this video and dedicated a teardown to show that the main lock is quite formidable, but the shavkle was an obvious weak point.
Very smooth picking as usual! I absolutely loved this video, especially with the gutting and attention to small details on the elementsin the lock... watching you pick and gut locks is very relaxing for me 😆👍
I know I'm showing my age, but back in the 1980s, all the shutter locks I remember having all were key retaining. The key would remain in the lock until a brass stud was pushed in, allowing the key to turn and a ball bearing to engage the shackle. Then, some time in the 1990s, Master Lock came out with identical looking shutter locks, but were not key retaining, and from what I gather, had this flaw. I do wonder if lock makers should go back to key retaining designs, but I'm guessing people want convenience and ease of removing the key, as a trade-off for security. Ironically the American padlocks in the 80s and 90s (before Master bought them) were all key retaining, so a lock bypass was effectively impossible.
i actually saved money thanks to your channel forgot my key the other day at home... i have since watching your videos a tension tool an two picks in my wallet ..and i got in easy...shockingly easy actually
It's good to know that the cores are above average, I've seen a lot of them on the stores I maintain. Of course there's always the major flaw in most sliding door locks, but at least no one's likely to bother picking them open.
Hell this lock is super handy now I can buy a lock I don't even need a key to open just a strong smack, thank God for poor spring placement! Will definitely be purchasing for things I only want to look like they are locked to keep lazy thieves from stealing it. My dad always said "locks only keep honest people out" more so a visual deterrent. So this is perfect don't have to carry the keys around
Bought one of these a few years ago on the back of a LPL video and now this. Guess it's time for a new lock. Mul-t-lock should be issuing refunds/replacements with a better option because they are not cheap.
How the hell did taking it apart explain to us mere mortals, the actual Design Flaw, I thought perhaps it was the spring loading that holds the pin in the keyway of the sliding part to begin with, But on Trev's video he slaps it, and then just slides it open, so the springs would have returned to their original position by then, Cmon LPL, you don't normally leave us hanging like this.
I think you're more or less correct. But it's hard to say without poking the little retainer springs. It's possible that once you get the little latch open it locks open until you relock it.
I suspect the physics of it work like this: there are some springs exerting force on some kind of locking bar or ball bearing that holds the shackle closed. When you strike it, inertia causes the bearings to compress the spring, and if the shackle is not horizontal, it just slides a little, preventing the spring from returning the bearing to the locked position and you can just slide the shackle out. If the lock was hanging so the shackle was horizontal, and you hit it on the bottom, it may not open so easily... but turn it a little bit and it becomes trivial. That's my guess. I'd also guess the engineers who designed it are like so many people with their cryptography... "I use 34295857 bit crypto, the NSA would need more money than is in the universe to crack my hard drive and find my MLP porn.." .../ or they need a couple of free willow switches and a couple of dudes to beat you with them until you give up the keys... but nobody thinks about that one.
@@anothersquid "34295857 bit crypto" That's not a power of two. So it's not going to happen. It's not even divisible by 8, which it would be if it was a "bit" key. Also, there are some people out there that will literally take their secrets to their grave. No matter how tortured they are. The engineers thought of practicality, not security. The lock should operate smoothly at all times. But real security engineers think like the thief and also employ thieves (white hats) to attack their security. The engineers simply don't understand the criminal mindset.
Straight-up laughed my head off at how strong the pick resistance is compared to the "workaround." Just amazing to see a lock that's probably in, like, the top 10 locks LPL ever opened be defeated by a flaw so bad that a literal baby could probably open it by accident.
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Trevor’s video: czcams.com/users/shortsA9iDS5xVDSg
Oh man, it's that easy. 🤦
I am not surprised. LOL
Didn't watch yet, but I can only guess he smacks it with an exact copy of itself lol.
Edit: Yup.
Oh dear.
You are using a Mul-t-lock Model SBNE12. It can be opened with a Mul-t-lock Model SBNE12.
Knowing McNally, the lock can probably be opened with another of the same lock.
Sure can
Yes, but you don't even need that. Your empty hand can do the job. Which is a whole new meaning to slapping it open.
@@JadeLockpicker 'that's not going anywhere', slaps the lock..
That’s exactly what he does.
Any news of Trevor's brother Rand? It's like that guy just fell off the map. 😺
If that lock wasn't so comically opened by Trevor, it would be a fine bit of kit.
Really wasn't explained why it happened like that, my guess it's a spring issue?
@@Patrickf5087 Weak springs, yeah. Easily fixable-just replace one spring with a cigarette lighter spring (cut in half, usually).
@ConstantlyDamaged This is the stuff i go to the comments to see. Thanks for sharing!
@@Patrickf5087Yeah, probably has to do with the shackle catch being sprung. Any lock with a sprung shackle catch can be opened by just giving it a whack (see also: the Master Lock 605, 606, and 607)
@@Thesnakerox If I've learned anything from Trevor's videos, it's that most master locks can be opened by another master lock
It makes for a funny scenario, imagine a thief trying to pick the lock, but the core defeats them, so in frustration they hit the lock and it pops open, lol
@azurerathalos197 - Wouldn't surprise me if that's what happened to Trevor.
@wickedcabinboy I have never laughed out loud over a lock picking video before, but when he hit the dummies head off, I couldn't help it.
I always kind of just figured most thieves are going to only go after locks they can use bolt cutters on
I would be so insulted by the universe taunting me like that
@@skatardrummer1 If you can't smash it, rake it or bolt cut it, most thieves will not bother with your lock and will find another way in, like smashing a window.
for all the trouble they went to with that mechanism, it's horrifying that you can just McNally it open
I use that phrase in the field sometimes lol
It's quit a "wack-y" design isn't it but it will be a "hit" with this crowd for all the wrong reasons.
@@Charlesb88 Oh wow, that... wow.
...
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Wow.
I haven't watched McNally's video yet, but I can guess what happens. "This is a Mul-T-Lock SBNE12. It can be opened with a Mul-T-Lock SBNE12." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🎯
Or one slap.
He should give masterlock a bit of love. "This is a Mul-T-Lock SBNE12. It can be opened with a Masterlock ....''
Trevor's way of dissuading bad locks must be a pleasant addition to the CI team.
Testing is like that :) gotta use unexpected angles
Cl team... the Cleam! Pristine Mean Cleam team (Cl team team? So just Cleam, no Cleam team, team is already part of Cleam.)
The Cleam, they'll Cleam up -masterlock's- mess in a... dream... we'll work it out later, but for now SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS EVRYBODAY SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS
@@electricspider2267.... That's an I not a L unfortunately
@@electricspider2267 Covert Instruments.
Selling miniature Trevor's with new Covert Companion kits.
Watching LPL's vid:
I see security pins, anti-drill ball bearing, counter-milling, complex inner/outer pins... this looks pretty good!
Watching Trevor's vid:
Oh. Ohhhh. Nooooo.
It's like Amazon reviews;
GREAT PRODUCT.
Works terrifically!
set my car on fire.
The designers did take an interest with the other bits, too. I expect now that they know of this vulnerability they'll change some things.
This is a multi-T lock. It can be opened with a multi-T lock.
To be fair the fact that LPL even said McNally made a video opening it should have been an immediate spoiler 🤣
That video is faked for whatever reason you can imagine. It is physically impossible to bypass a MTL SBE or NE series by hitting it like that; don't believe everything you see on the Internet. Check my posts, I must be one of MTL's biggest collector and now I own all of their products, including that one
When LPL said in a second he wasn't joking... holy.
I knew it was gonna be really quick since it's a 'short.' But yikes, was it quick.
A second is a lifetime in F1, this was split seconds.
@@TalonPro
More like a wham bam lock-cam, 999\1000th second is still a split second.
Semantics, i know, i'm just a stickler for accuracy, sorry about that, i can't help it even though i know people despise it :)
If not for the flaw this would be one of the top locks ever featured on this channel. Took a long time to pick, has a core difference from what I’ve ever seen. Looks durable.
I agree. After the engineers have a chance to patch that one vulnerability it should be a solid piece of kit.
That redefines a bump attack.
Bonk attack
"Link to Trevor McNally demonstrating the flaw in only way that he can" Uh oh, I can only imagine it'll be something crazy.
The keys saying "do not duplicate" is like yeah bro, don't waste your money, just slap the lock lol.
Those pins are something else. The number of false sets and all of the pick resistance features here were quite impressive.
Now, imagine a lock with multiple radial rows of upper pins, such that it would need to be picked that many times.
And of course the upper pin rows would not be identical in type.
Yeah, it's just a shame about the severe vulnerability to bump attacks
Just watch LPL's old videos.
There are tons of those.
All that fancy machining work, down the drain in milliseconds.
I miss these videos where you dismantle the lock. I'm a big fan of McNally and I look forward to more collabs! A few months ago, I had to break into my own home due to an issue. If it wasn't for you, I would have had to wait 24 hrs for a locksmith. My cats were angry with me because there was a hole in their food bowls. I heard about it all night. 😂
Not really a collab. McNally works with or for LPL at Covert Instruments. So more like LPL putting this video in the can, handing the can to Trevor, and saying, “Now you do you.”
"due to an issue" is a pretty big understatement for getting thrown out by your wife (well, now ex-wife), her changing the locks after she got a restraining order
@@Jehty21 what????
@@pernie4576 dude, just because you are his drinking buddy doesn't mean that you have to defend his shitty behavior.
@@Jehty21I love it
YIKES!!!! Trevor’s video is an eye opener!!!
That's a BAD lock if a bare hand can slap it open!
AND a lock opener!
That wooden handled pic looks very pleasingly ergonomic, like a really good crochet hook. The grip dimples in particular are a nice bit of craftsmanship.
You can buy crochet hook handles for the mechanized latch type hook and use them for picks. Not as cool, but cool enough for your favorite pick.
As soon as you said McNally, I thought he was going to smack it. I was not disappointed.
Gotta love McNally's Method too
I've seen Trevor's video. I think everyone would be wise to call this man a friend. :)
I’ve been learning how to pick by watching, experimenting, and picking different locks. This weekend I went to visit my mom and had my genesis set. I showed her and was talking about bypasses that didn’t even involve picking. She told me she didn’t think I could open her deadbolt. I accepted her challenge and went outside. She locked me out and I picked her deadbolt open in less than 2 minutes. I showed back up in the living room to see her shocked lol. I showed her how I did it and even showed her how to work around the false set. She was amazed. Thanks @LockPickingLawyer!
Trevor’s follow-up was definitely illuminating, concise and to the point, and an all around slap-happy experience. Thanks for the link!
Hey I did this reverse, I was watching McNally and decided to come say hi LPL :)
I give you some lovin' too 😘
"This is a Mul-T-Lock, It can be opened using a Mul-T-Lock."
I've been a casual viewer of your channel for a little while now, and I've always been fascinated with how quickly so-called "high security" locks can be opened without a key.
Out of curiosity today, I went and bought a $10 "high security" self-branded padlock from... We'll call them "Deuce Hardware." I also bought a pack of about 60 bobby pins at "Dollar Shrub." I also got paperclips and safety pins in case they would be useful, total cost ~$3. I didn't need nearly that much.
I have never picked a lock open before in my life, but I was able to pop open the lock in about 5 seconds to take the keys off the shackle. With just two bobby pins: One to tension, the other to rake. Well, technically 3 because I dropped one under the sofa and couldn't be bothered to pick it up right away. So, all in all, I used about a nickel's worth of easily-obtainable tools to open it up.
The funny part? Their "Max Security" locks that cost more than 6 times as much use the same exact core. A core capable of being defeated in seconds by a novice with two bobby pins.
I'm definitely going to be purchasing the Learn Lockpicking Bundle as well as some padlock tags in the future. I feel the urge to spread awareness as well as hopefully help out a good cause.
A disappointing lock?
That isn't master lock?
Oh boy
It slaps open easier than the brass Master Lock shutter / sliding bolt locks, I’ll have to make a cutaway to compare the internals
Even better it is “Multi-Lock”
I've removed this padlock from my recommendation list
Thanks @@McNallyOfficial
All master locks are bad, but not all bad locks are master locks.
No its Assa Abloy that owns the brand 🙂
"you are using Mul-T-Lock SBNE12, it can be opened using a Mul-T-Lock SBNE12"
Its interesting how watching youtube videos without practice can translate into some useful low (though level) lock picking skill.
I recently picked my first lock in the wild, it was a cheap combination lock inside of puzzle quest room, in a puzzle we could not find the right answer for.
When we got desperate for this puzzle, i quietly went to the lock and after 5-10 minutes of slowly feeling through the vibrations and pressures of the lock I got it open.
I was super surprised that I managed to do that. I did not have any practice with any combination lock before this, only some vague memories of how it is supposed to feel from you videos.
Thank you!
Calling it now: "The pick anonymous gifted me" is the new "Pick Bosnia Bill and I made."
I came here to look for said comment
At least one of us came.
@@AmvC "I'm here for a good time, not a long time" -Confucius, probably
He died
@@Boeing_hitsquad
Who? Bosnian Bill or the anonymous pick gifter? If the latter, how do you know that?
Sounds like a great lock core in a bad lock body
The brass follower he is using is the Ez Loader. You want it. It will change your pinning life. It has a spring loaded detention ball that traps in each pin chamber indexing the follower exactly one step so you can align really fast. The v-cut groove is perfectly designed so springs and pins either fall right in there or even better, when you are loading a [in chamber just drop a spring into the cylinder and it stands itself up in that groove then you push it right down. Super fast.
Getting an Ez Loader years ago was the best smithing tool decision I’ve made.
Thanks to your channel, I got into lockpicking. Also, thanks to you, I decided to open up my old door lock when I had to replace it. Took me a few days to properly pick it, but then by a fluke when trying to open it, I discovered you can just flip the pick over and lift all the pins about halfway and it pops right open. I'm glad I swapped that out already!
I am sure someone has mentioned this before but what i like best about the LPL's channel is that the videos are numbered. Brilliant. I wonder if anyone else does the same thing?
I am subscribed to at least 3 channel that do: EEVlog, TheSignalPath, another one not on top of my mind. There might be more. These are electronics related.
The best collaboration of 2024! thanks
"And demonstrate the issue as only he can". In reference to Trevor, you know that means it's gonna be fun.
Hey LPL, you gutting this lock reminds me of how much I like your longer format videos. I know you like to keep them short and sweet but I think a lot of us viewers would love if you made some longer, in depth videos!
Honestly, the moment I saw springs come out when LPL removed the bolt I knew where this was going. I was not disappointed.
pfft. McNally's yt work is pure gold.
I still go back periodically to watch his "Don't Fire Me" video.
ME: "Oh wow, that looks like a great lock! I'm going to see-"
TREVOR: "Pardon me..." ** crushes all my hopes and dreams of purchasing a decent lock **
Well, unless you want to fix it yourself
Well worth checking out the other video! Thanks for great content as always!
I got my Covert Companion a few weeks ago and been practicing it every chance I get. Right now it’s just Master Locks and cheap ones around the house. There’s no better feeling than hearing that final click and the tension bar turns. I got a new hobby!
If McNally is the one who found the design flaw, it must be the case that you can open a Mul-t-lock SBNE12 with a Mul-t-lock SBNE12.
Edit: Freaking called it.
I had the exact same thought! was similarly undisappointed 😂
Spoiler alert! Haha nah if it's McNally it can only be one thing!
@@SamEy3Am well, the other alternative was him zipping it open but that didn't seem so likely with a dimple lock!
Thank you for this video…I needed to take my neighbor’s motorcycle for a spin !!
McNally definitely does a great job showing cutaways. Almost as great as his barehand lock opening technique.
THE GRIP INDENTS ON THAT PICK HANDLE VERY NICE !
That pick looks great! Seems like it was turned, my compliments to the turner who made it, it’s beautiful!
Love the collaboration.
Thank you for your very informative videos and especially this one!
Linking to other content creators to compliment each other's content is based and giga-chad
Watching this video made it clear to me how entertaining a musical about the woes of a locksmith would be
Noooothing on one! Resistance on twooooo 🎶
Thanks LPL
Man, that pick you used is beautiful.
As soon as you mentioned McNally I knew it was going to be a percussive attack
You are using lock "X." It can be opened using another lock "X."
I watched your video, and then I watched the short where Trevor slaps open the lock. What the heck was happening there? Why would the lock open from a slap? Neither your video nor his explains why the lock fails so easily.
McNally's featured a lot of locks that can be smacked open in his channel, the short of it is that there's an internal spring that is weak enough to be vulnerable to kinetic attacks
They've both already explained locks with similar failures before, in essence the company didn't add a basic feature to prevent the catch from being jarred into the open position, releasing the shackle iirc
My replies are deleted by CZcams's spam protection, what a pity.
The three pins that LPL took care to remove from the shackle at the start of the teardown has shoddy tolerances that just jostling that part can open that shit up.
I don't know why LPL didn't point it out in this video and dedicated a teardown to show that the main lock is quite formidable, but the shavkle was an obvious weak point.
The locking pall is spring loaded, so if you just give it a bit of momentum, it's mass will overcome the spring, causing the bolt to slip free.
"He will demonstrate it as only he can."
Gotta love this side of CZcams.
I live for this kind of collabs
Idk if its just me, but LPL’s video are really calming and idk why
Very smooth picking as usual! I absolutely loved this video, especially with the gutting and attention to small details on the elementsin the lock... watching you pick and gut locks is very relaxing for me 😆👍
Nice to see a tear down.
I know I'm showing my age, but back in the 1980s, all the shutter locks I remember having all were key retaining. The key would remain in the lock until a brass stud was pushed in, allowing the key to turn and a ball bearing to engage the shackle. Then, some time in the 1990s, Master Lock came out with identical looking shutter locks, but were not key retaining, and from what I gather, had this flaw.
I do wonder if lock makers should go back to key retaining designs, but I'm guessing people want convenience and ease of removing the key, as a trade-off for security. Ironically the American padlocks in the 80s and 90s (before Master bought them) were all key retaining, so a lock bypass was effectively impossible.
Nice demo thanks
You are amazing my friend the best picker that I’ve ever seen. No matter what era is the lock.
The crossover we've been waiting for!
Fantastic!
"Above average in terms of pick resistance"
That would have been such an endorsement, but for one small issue...
Excellent video LPL!😸
Good content. Thanks, LPL
That is unusual
tyvm!
Well, Trevor certainly has a flair for opening locks. I'm still smiling.
i actually saved money thanks to your channel
forgot my key the other day at home... i have since watching your videos a tension tool an two picks in my wallet ..and i got in easy...shockingly easy actually
Trevor’s video is great. The slap lock!
Just "WOW" 😮
I'm used to watch LPL picking locks, but his casual use of a Phillips screwdriver *which doesn't cam out even once* still gets me.
Thanks for the link. Looks like Trevor doesn't take any prisoners.
It's gold Jerry, gold!
Great video!
It's good to know that the cores are above average, I've seen a lot of them on the stores I maintain. Of course there's always the major flaw in most sliding door locks, but at least no one's likely to bother picking them open.
Aye man, just got off that game of Val with you on ice box where I was Omen… dope channel keep up the great work!!
trevor seems like a chill guy
This video has great timing.
Thanks
I never knew his name was Trevor, of course someone like that would be named Trevor tf did we expect
💀
True
The crossover we all wanted! McNally and LPL!
Hell this lock is super handy now I can buy a lock I don't even need a key to open just a strong smack, thank God for poor spring placement! Will definitely be purchasing for things I only want to look like they are locked to keep lazy thieves from stealing it.
My dad always said "locks only keep honest people out" more so a visual deterrent. So this is perfect don't have to carry the keys around
its just a fancy masterlock
According to Mcnally in a reply somewhere, THIS IS WORSE THAN MASTERLOCK.
what I'm getting is "AMAZINGLY pick-resistant core, combined with an absolutely ass shackle springload"
Hi LPL great videos I just wish my hands were as nimble as yours for picking locks, that's all I have for you now keep up the good work.
I couldn't believe how easy it was for Trevor to open the lock!!!!
If it's McNally, I'm presuming he hit it with another lock.
Now I'm gonna go find out! 😅
Not only was that a short; it was short! XD
Bought one of these a few years ago on the back of a LPL video and now this. Guess it's time for a new lock.
Mul-t-lock should be issuing refunds/replacements with a better option because they are not cheap.
Mcnally is a savage
Dudes like a video game character
That ball bearing is actually key control if it's on that side. You should be able to see the matched cut on the key that lines up with it.
As soon as McNally is mentioned, I know the fate of that poor lock. Say no more, LPL!
Worth checking out!!!!😅😅😅
That custom pick is very pretty.
How the hell did taking it apart explain to us mere mortals, the actual Design Flaw, I thought perhaps it was the spring loading that holds the pin in the keyway of the sliding part to begin with, But on Trev's video he slaps it, and then just slides it open, so the springs would have returned to their original position by then, Cmon LPL, you don't normally leave us hanging like this.
I think you're more or less correct. But it's hard to say without poking the little retainer springs. It's possible that once you get the little latch open it locks open until you relock it.
I suspect the physics of it work like this: there are some springs exerting force on some kind of locking bar or ball bearing that holds the shackle closed. When you strike it, inertia causes the bearings to compress the spring, and if the shackle is not horizontal, it just slides a little, preventing the spring from returning the bearing to the locked position and you can just slide the shackle out.
If the lock was hanging so the shackle was horizontal, and you hit it on the bottom, it may not open so easily... but turn it a little bit and it becomes trivial.
That's my guess.
I'd also guess the engineers who designed it are like so many people with their cryptography... "I use 34295857 bit crypto, the NSA would need more money than is in the universe to crack my hard drive and find my MLP porn.." .../ or they need a couple of free willow switches and a couple of dudes to beat you with them until you give up the keys... but nobody thinks about that one.
@@anothersquid "34295857 bit crypto"
That's not a power of two. So it's not going to happen. It's not even divisible by 8, which it would be if it was a "bit" key.
Also, there are some people out there that will literally take their secrets to their grave. No matter how tortured they are.
The engineers thought of practicality, not security. The lock should operate smoothly at all times.
But real security engineers think like the thief and also employ thieves (white hats) to attack their security.
The engineers simply don't understand the criminal mindset.
@@anothersquid It looks like the production team went for cheap springs to cut costs without telling the naive design team they will be doing so.
The poppet springs are too weak. I know. Guess why. Hint: i used another lock to test it.
I laughed way to hard at Trevor's video 😁
Hahaaa!! Trevor’s video cracked me up
Straight-up laughed my head off at how strong the pick resistance is compared to the "workaround."
Just amazing to see a lock that's probably in, like, the top 10 locks LPL ever opened be defeated by a flaw so bad that a literal baby could probably open it by accident.