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Hey sorry to hijack the comment here, but if I were to be looking for a gun case for just a pistol, would you recommend any specific ones where a wondering adolescent may not have such an easy time getting into it?
Even for raking a lock, which is already the lowest of low, it was astonishing how easy and quick it opened up! It almost opened up just by inserting the wave rake..
To be fair, look at what I assume is its key. A varied bitting combination is just not there. Luck of the draw when dealing with automated assembly. Its not uncommon thing. Mr. LPL just omitted mentioning that shortcoming of assembly as form of clickbait.
It's such a light rake too. I don't lockpick myself but in other videos you can tell LPL is putting a little force behind the raking to get it open, whereas here it's so lackadaisical
yeah. thats exactly the problem these days. Also lock companies charge an extortionate markup on locks that they put security pins in. The only reason i can think of is that maybe the automatic pinning machines cant handle security pins, so the extra expense is to pay a person to insert the pins in the lock. Maybe the machine designers need a re-think
I've got this mental image of Gordon Ramsay standing in the doorway, barring entry: "Those Waffles are *PATHETIC!* You're *NEVER* going to see the other side of this door! Try again, and make them *tasty,* this time!"
hey lpl, Adam Savage did a video on tested the other day getting his curta calculator ct scanned, I added and comment that they should contact you about scanning a interesting lock in your collection. lumafield responded back saying they have done a small lock but nothing else on the ct scanner and would love to try something more complex. would love to see this Collab. also thank you for all your amazing content, stay safe and blessed sir 👍
As inexperienced as I am at lock picking, I could tell by looking at the key that you'd be able to "rake" that lock open. Right up there with the locks on my boss's desk and file cabinet that could be "picked" with a paperclip and a jeweler's screwdriver. Heck if we left them halfway we could relock them and he never knew.
“It also has a lock cylinder that was so unimpressive I decided not to do a full test of the electronics because unless it can make me waffles in the morning there is no feature that can make up for it” LPL straight savage on this particular worthless lock 😂😂 but we all know when the wave rake comes out throw the lock in the garbage 💯
When the wave rake came out I knew it was done for. The cuts on the keys look all to be nearly the same, which is why that lock was a good candidate for a wave rake attack.
Dangerous. What if the lock has "slipped" in its security in the 9 months since he showed it was decent? Maybe it was always made by a third party, and after becoming popular, another, less careful, third party was contracted to make up the bulk of the output? Imagine the following scenario. "Amazon Basics" buys white-label locks from an unknown brand. They turn out to be pretty decent, but the manufacturer can ONLY manage to turn out a couple-thousand a day. LPL touts their security. Amazon Basics then has to turn to another manufacturer, who can produce a similar-looking lock, at a faster pace. They turn to someone who CAN turn out more than a couple-thousand a day, because they're so very much sloppier with the tolerances. Or, Amazon Basics just pulls the contract, because this other company will make them ten times as many, for the same price, and they LOOK the same.
The takeaway that I get from watching all his videos is that it doesn't matter what lock you install. If you don't have a security system in place, your house is open and inviting.
The main issue is that specifically highlighting those locks makes them less secure. The best security is something that doesn't stand out. It may also give the impression that his endorsement makes something 100% secure. It doesn't. The point should be to learn and grow yourself, rather than being told what is good and bad. Viewers that have seen enough of his videos should have a hint on what brands he favors and know what to look for. Paclock and Kwikset have generally been given favorable reviews, while Masterlock and anything Amazon recommends should be avoided. Tubular locks aren't pickproof, but require specialized tools that the average thief probably won't have. There should be no exposed screws or panels on the outside of the door, and there should be no easy access to the latch. The hinge pins should be on the inside as well, or securely welded in place.
Hey LPL, I actually have seen this lock before and I can tell you that the manufacturer is currently working on a newer version that DOES cook you waffles in the morning. No added security though
my experience with waffle makers suggests that most manufacturers put even less effort into making something that makes decent waffles than this company put into the security of it's locks.
I was contemplating buying one of these locks to secure the front door of my house, but after watching this video I decided my home would be *MORE* secure if I had no lock at all on my front door and instead just write in Sharpie on the door "Please do not open this door"
I love the way you always roast the bad manufacturers. It's very much needed especially when a product in the $50 range is this bad. Keep up the great videos.
I saw this lock and I was like "please, tell me it's a joke." The fact that I can tell that a lock can be raked proves that these videos can teach people well.
Watching your videos for years now got my self a self of picks and got pretty good just from watching your videos and Bill's but it still shocks me how ridiculously easy some locks are love the vid as always keep up the good work
I'd love to send him a box held shut by an easily raked lock with a note that reads, "You may be able to rake this open, but $500 says you will fail to prove that it is not a fluke." Inside the box would be a multimeter made by the brand, Fluke.
“Let’s make an electronic lock!” “But what if the battery dies or something” “Okay fine it’ll still have a normal lock in it as a backup” “But we’ll make it a really strong lock to make sure it stays secure right? Cause otherwise we’d just be selling a worse lock than the default with some extra expensive add ons” “…” “Right?”
I love and admire how Americans hold companies accountable for bad products and not caring about the customer. I wish it was the same everywhere else, some products in Latin America aren’t even quality tested. Great videos. Subscribed.
I would consider overlifting with a comb pick even less secure because that's easy to do with a single hand and you really need two hands to easily execute raking.
I was actually surprised when I watched a couple Bosnian Bill videos and he popped the lock open in 2 seconds and then decided it was a fluke because he couldn't repeat it.
You inspired me to get into lockpicking. I picked up a set from Banggood inspired by your review, and I'm very excited to learn! So thank you for a new hobby! Once I'm happy with my progress I'm planning to invest in a CI Covert Companion, with all the bells and whistles!
Actually looked for this comment. Saw that key's bitting and new the lock was easy. It is always important to look for aggressive bitting on cheap consumer locks so at least they have to be picked instead of raked.
Ahhh... Master was tired of being the worst lock maker, so they developed something that's even easier to open and branded it Zincker. Brilliant idea. 👏🏼
When LPL inserts the wave rake and accidently has it mostly picked, the company deserves every criticism He gives. Masterlock probably gave this video a thumbs up!!
I have a similar lock on my home-office door. I bought it because it auto locks and is very easy to install and does provide a deterrent. Looks kind of cool too. If I saw this on a door that I needed access to...a swift kick and I'm in. I don't usually have a set of easy-to-use thieves tools on-hand LOL! That being said - as usual. Your video was informative and impressive. Oh, I did however buy some of those kinetic tools from your site - they work like a charm!
The problem with that idea is they would need to be good in the 500 videos I've watched the good locks can be counted on one hand and they ain't from America
@@jeremyhanna3852 in America we have security by Smith and Wesson. So the lock is to keep you safe outside. It's also a point in court saying that breaking and entering had gone on. Makes it easier on the self defense case.
You know how Harry always talks about not putting the security electronics on the outside? There's no wire stretching to the other doorknob, so all the electronics would be on the outside of the door.
I really wouldnt be surprised. I do have in my posession a plastic tub of bungee chords that are branded 'Masterlock'. If i wrap all of them individually around to hold two gates together, it would take longer to remove them than to pick open one of the current range of Masterlock padlocks! Using that same logic, maybe having a toaster with potato waffles and a pot of maple syrup in an outhouse might delay a burglar long enough for them to get caught!
The keys are sitting there to show how bad the bitting is, explaining why the wave rake works so quickly. As soon as I saw the keys (and saw how short the video is) I was confident he would pull out the wave rake.
To their defence, LPL did NOT hack the electronics! So this is a proof they are safe. I'm still waiting for a company to bring out a "high security lock" that can be unscrewed from the outside.
"...unless this can cook me waffles in the morning" Knowing those cheap amazon brands there might actually be a chance that they advertise just that somewhere in the product listing!
He always say "have a nice day" but I can only think about the person who is currently using the lock he just obliterated and is now paranoid about it for the rest of the day
Having opened a very impressive looking door lock once with a nonslip screwdriver, I can assure you that this is far from an exception. In fact, I'm surprised he doesn't sell one of those with the Genesis set. No raking required, just a bit of twisting and turning.
I think LPL generally talks about a lock longer than it takes him to open it, even if it's a decent lock. But 3 seconds on the first filmed attempt really is awful.
I recently watched "the terminal list" on Amazon, there's a major plot point that hinges on the security of a biometric handgun safe and I really wondered what you would think of that safe.
LPL has done a bunch of those. Usually the biometrics are pretty good, but the bypass lock is crap. If the show relies on someone with fake rubber cement fingerprints or something, but doesn't involve a cross lock jiggler or a Red Bull can, they aren't doing it right.
@@StrongDreamsWaitHere The main thing with biometrics is that the thief would actually need to get a clean fingerprint, which would be pretty hard for a random stranger. They would need to find a clean surface that you, and only you, have touched. Then they would need to get in and get an impression from that surface. It'd be a bit easier as an inside job. Stealing the target's cellphone would be a good source of prints, as long as you can return it before they notice it's gone. Then you would need to break into whatever area is holding the safe. At that point it's one of those overly elaborate heists that could go wrong with a single variable changed. To make things much easier, just pick the manual override. Pretty much every electronic safe uses them, and it's pretty much always something that can easily be raked or easily picked.
I used to have a SentrySafe that LPL has tested couple years ago. The fingerprinting is fairly good and the resistance to activating the actuator with a magnet reasonable. I filled in the bypass with glue to avoid the one egregious vulnerability of it.
@@amandaklapp1171 for a partial print sure, but it's VERY hard to get a complete and non smeared print from any object. When forensics do fingerprint matching in real life it's not a nice clean complete print like you see in the movies, they'll match a partial part of the print and use that as the starting point of a conviction.
Basically, the buttons are there for the intimidation factor only. The manufacturer put it there to make it seem like the door knob is highly sophisticated.
That was so fast! I wonder if you remember or know what lock you've ever raked the fastest? Would be interesting to see a few (maybe top 10) of the fastest opened locks in one video?
Had to pick my lock box bc I didn't have my keys, remembered it only has 3 pins I used a rake and opened it almost immediately 😅. All thanks to your videos and using a rake on bad locks
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Hey sorry to hijack the comment here, but if I were to be looking for a gun case for just a pistol, would you recommend any specific ones where a wondering adolescent may not have such an easy time getting into it?
LPL got this one, hook line and Zinker.
Unlock special deals! Ha!
Ha ha!
Ha.....I'll see myself out.
Thanks for the reminder, finally got that CI Practice Lock I've been eyeing...
No use. Shipping not available to my country.
Once LPL took out his wave rake, you know this lock is done
And when he use the rake and not the single pick, you also know that it's shit.
I was saying "wave rake" to myself as he put the turner in
When he said waffles I knew the rake was coming lol
Seriously, at that point, several layers of duct tape would be more secure.
Still wish he'd held a magnet next to it and probably opened it in a second.
Even for raking a lock, which is already the lowest of low, it was astonishing how easy and quick it opened up! It almost opened up just by inserting the wave rake..
Resistance is futile...
To be fair, look at what I assume is its key.
A varied bitting combination is just not there.
Luck of the draw when dealing with automated assembly. Its not uncommon thing.
Mr. LPL just omitted mentioning that shortcoming of assembly as form of clickbait.
I half expected it to open after inserting the turning tool. :D
It's such a light rake too. I don't lockpick myself but in other videos you can tell LPL is putting a little force behind the raking to get it open, whereas here it's so lackadaisical
I know there's a dirty joke here somewhere
LPL: "for literally pennies more some minimal level of pick resistance could have been achieved"
Zincker CEO: I must have all the pennies
Zincker sounds a lot like Zuckerberg. Both greedy bastards.
yeah. thats exactly the problem these days. Also lock companies charge an extortionate markup on locks that they put security pins in. The only reason i can think of is that maybe the automatic pinning machines cant handle security pins, so the extra expense is to pay a person to insert the pins in the lock. Maybe the machine designers need a re-think
Many small pennies make up for an ineffective ‘pen....’ or something.
Well, now he'll make less, because the product it bad.
funny insight. Our economy has become one huge Monopoly game.
I've never thought it was a fluke, but I appreciate you proving it every time
Your security isn't worth it - at least not for Zinker - Oh man, that burns 😨😳
We hardly ever hear LPL being that harsh 😬
Usually only with Master locks.
Zincker sunk.
At least not lately no. But he have been even more harsh before to put it frankly.
Unless it can cook his waffles in the morning. 🤣
That product is embarrassing to even call a lock.
You can imagine lock companies brainstorming how to integrate a waffle maker in their locks, so they don't seem that awful.
I think a waffle making lock would actually be a true high security lock. Who wouldn't want to stop and make waffles if presented the opportunity?
I've got this mental image of Gordon Ramsay standing in the doorway, barring entry:
"Those Waffles are *PATHETIC!* You're *NEVER* going to see the other side of this door! Try again, and make them *tasty,* this time!"
Is "makes waffles" code for "will burn your house down if you use mains power and the bolt solenoid jams"?
don't give Masterlock any ideas
I want a waffle iron with a lock asap
hey lpl, Adam Savage did a video on tested the other day getting his curta calculator ct scanned, I added and comment that they should contact you about scanning a interesting lock in your collection. lumafield responded back saying they have done a small lock but nothing else on the ct scanner and would love to try something more complex. would love to see this Collab.
also thank you for all your amazing content, stay safe and blessed sir 👍
maybe one of the Stuff brand locks, if he still has one?
Absolutely need an Adam Savage/LPL collab!
CT scanning blocks of solid metal is... challenging, to say the least.
@@MauranKilom yeah but they give it a long exposure time to make up for it, if you watch the video on it you can see how its done
@@brianhawthorne7603 That would be like Wilson on Home Improvement, except all you’d see is a pair of hands.
As inexperienced as I am at lock picking, I could tell by looking at the key that you'd be able to "rake" that lock open. Right up there with the locks on my boss's desk and file cabinet that could be "picked" with a paperclip and a jeweler's screwdriver. Heck if we left them halfway we could relock them and he never knew.
“It also has a lock cylinder that was so unimpressive I decided not to do a full test of the electronics because unless it can make me waffles in the morning there is no feature that can make up for it” LPL straight savage on this particular worthless lock 😂😂 but we all know when the wave rake comes out throw the lock in the garbage 💯
Zincker will now send LPL a waffle iron to make up for this abysmal lock. 😉
@@svenax
Most likely secured by an even more worthless lock like one on a girls diary 😂
Such a sick burn!
When the wave rake came out I knew it was done for. The cuts on the keys look all to be nearly the same, which is why that lock was a good candidate for a wave rake attack.
@@smithno41
Shit doesn’t look like it needed any attack other than a stern look lmfao
_"Unless this can cook me waffles in the morning, there is no feature that can make up for it."_
No coming back from that insult lol.
no coming back unless it starts cooking you waffles ofc
@@fur_avery the new Masterlock Lawyer, the first lock with waffle-making capabilities!
INCOMING!
"Mmmmm.....Waffffffles."
LPL Should do a yearly round up of locks that would be acceptable to install for the home owner. A Year end in review kind of video. [edit:spelling]
Dangerous. What if the lock has "slipped" in its security in the 9 months since he showed it was decent? Maybe it was always made by a third party, and after becoming popular, another, less careful, third party was contracted to make up the bulk of the output?
Imagine the following scenario. "Amazon Basics" buys white-label locks from an unknown brand. They turn out to be pretty decent, but the manufacturer can ONLY manage to turn out a couple-thousand a day. LPL touts their security. Amazon Basics then has to turn to another manufacturer, who can produce a similar-looking lock, at a faster pace. They turn to someone who CAN turn out more than a couple-thousand a day, because they're so very much sloppier with the tolerances. Or, Amazon Basics just pulls the contract, because this other company will make them ten times as many, for the same price, and they LOOK the same.
Finds home, enters home by using a large hand drill through the wooden frame
Well, it seems like it would be a very short video.
The takeaway that I get from watching all his videos is that it doesn't matter what lock you install. If you don't have a security system in place, your house is open and inviting.
The main issue is that specifically highlighting those locks makes them less secure. The best security is something that doesn't stand out. It may also give the impression that his endorsement makes something 100% secure. It doesn't. The point should be to learn and grow yourself, rather than being told what is good and bad.
Viewers that have seen enough of his videos should have a hint on what brands he favors and know what to look for. Paclock and Kwikset have generally been given favorable reviews, while Masterlock and anything Amazon recommends should be avoided. Tubular locks aren't pickproof, but require specialized tools that the average thief probably won't have. There should be no exposed screws or panels on the outside of the door, and there should be no easy access to the latch. The hinge pins should be on the inside as well, or securely welded in place.
"This is the LockPickingLawyer, and what I have for you today is a video that is less than 2 minutes long. Regular viewers already know how it ends."
"Lemme grab my wave rake"
Oh jeeez... its really that bad, isn't it
There's only one level below wave rake.
"Let me take this piece of a soda can."
I say its the "light rake". That is the ultimate humiliation. Only stripes of red bull cans are worse.
No the lowest Level is "let me use some random Trash flying around"
@@Miestwin I still think "i´l use a bit of the packaging it came in" as the true bottom teir.. but yes.. Beyond that i agree.
Hey LPL, I actually have seen this lock before and I can tell you that the manufacturer is currently working on a newer version that DOES cook you waffles in the morning. No added security though
Lmao
HA HA HO HO!
Great, this way the guy who breaks into your house can get waffles while he steals your tv!
I think we should have the LPL Waffle over that one! :)
my experience with waffle makers suggests that most manufacturers put even less effort into making something that makes decent waffles than this company put into the security of it's locks.
That was a real zinger!
I could feel the heat of the burn from here.
The ease of entry on most of these door locks really goes to show you that most people are pretty honest..
"It didn't come with a note. So I don't know my benefactor."
Rival lockmaking company: evil laugh
I was contemplating buying one of these locks to secure the front door of my house, but after watching this video I decided my home would be *MORE* secure if I had no lock at all on my front door and instead just write in Sharpie on the door "Please do not open this door"
Is this where you put a trap door under your welcome mat? 😅
@@LadyAnuB "Why do we even HAVE that lever..?!"
~ Yzma
Get a "beware, dog" sign even if you don't have a dog that's still less expensive
"Please do open the door 😈"
"Note: opening the door = giving your consent"
You could gaffer tape a waffle maker to the door...
Fill the keyway with epoxy or silicone and now you have a functioning combination lock.
I love the way you always roast the bad manufacturers. It's very much needed especially when a product in the $50 range is this bad. Keep up the great videos.
You know it's over when he pulls the wave rake out.
And when he use the rake and not the single pick, you also know that it's shit.
I saw this lock and I was like "please, tell me it's a joke." The fact that I can tell that a lock can be raked proves that these videos can teach people well.
Watching your videos for years now got my self a self of picks and got pretty good just from watching your videos and Bill's but it still shocks me how ridiculously easy some locks are love the vid as always keep up the good work
How do these companies still make locks that are faster to pick than to actually open normally?
@@freighter1097 It will make a loud sound
@@freighter1097 Some people have steel bar in their windows
@@user-bf6pz6kj8f use a silencer towel =)
Customer ignorance and apathy.
@@atomotron haha, good one^^
And continuing in the, “Wave Rake Classic” series, we have a new contender for, “fastest opening”!!!
These types of videos will never get old, lol!
I counted 3 seconds the first time, and 2 seconds the second time. I didn't count frames, though, so that's just an approximation.
Someone should find the fastest opening from all his videos, I'm guessing under half a second.
@@quillmaurer6563 I still have a .gif I lifted from one of his videos where LPL literally just inserts the dimple rake and the lock clicks open
I'd love to send him a box held shut by an easily raked lock with a note that reads, "You may be able to rake this open, but $500 says you will fail to prove that it is not a fluke." Inside the box would be a multimeter made by the brand, Fluke.
There's a lock that got open as soon as LPL inserted the wave rake, I don't remember which video it is but no other lock can beat that
“Let’s make an electronic lock!”
“But what if the battery dies or something”
“Okay fine it’ll still have a normal lock in it as a backup”
“But we’ll make it a really strong lock to make sure it stays secure right? Cause otherwise we’d just be selling a worse lock than the default with some extra expensive add ons”
“…”
“Right?”
I love and admire how Americans hold companies accountable for bad products and not caring about the customer. I wish it was the same everywhere else, some products in Latin America aren’t even quality tested. Great videos. Subscribed.
Well, it probably won't make you waffles. But it won't stop someone coming in to make waffles!
I like what you did there. Clever 8/10
Something less secure then a master lock! That is impressive.
I would consider overlifting with a comb pick even less secure because that's easy to do with a single hand and you really need two hands to easily execute raking.
@@MikkoRantalainen I remember when he brought out 'the most secure lock Master Lock makes', and had it comb-picked faster than he could say it.
I would definitely love to see more electronic locks. I’ve started to see a lot more of those popping up.
"Let's do that one more time so you can see it's not a fluke"
I don't know why, but I was eagerly expecting this line!
Such a catchy line. I use it when making my second waffle with this lock
It's never a fluke. You're just that good 👍
At this point the fluke thing is just to extend the video I suspect, by 3 seconds!...
I was actually surprised when I watched a couple Bosnian Bill videos and he popped the lock open in 2 seconds and then decided it was a fluke because he couldn't repeat it.
If LPL was a dolphin, he couldn't swim. No flukes.
When the video is less than 2 minutes, and the explanation is over a minute... You know it's raked, combed, or bypassed.
Next time, he should just get drunk and breathe on it, i bet it falls to pieces then.
You inspired me to get into lockpicking. I picked up a set from Banggood inspired by your review, and I'm very excited to learn! So thank you for a new hobby!
Once I'm happy with my progress I'm planning to invest in a CI Covert Companion, with all the bells and whistles!
I knew how this was going to go the moment I saw the bitting on that key.
When I saw the biting on the key I knew the wave rake was going to work.
I saw a glimpse of the key and thought it *was* a wave rake.
@@BarryRowlingsonBaz I thought they included a bump key...
Actually looked for this comment. Saw that key's bitting and new the lock was easy. It is always important to look for aggressive bitting on cheap consumer locks so at least they have to be picked instead of raked.
LPL: “I was very disappointed”
Me: “Oh he’s gonna get out the wave rake, isn’t he?”
Only thing worse is the rubber mallet.
It could have been worse with the same. He could have just pushed the rake to the back of the cylinder and pop, it's open.
@@erinfinn2273 Or worse still. It could've been the magnet.
I had never picked a Lock, but every time i achieve something in my daily life, I say : "and we got this open".
Thank you for the inspiration LPL
Ahhh... Master was tired of being the worst lock maker, so they developed something that's even easier to open and branded it Zincker. Brilliant idea. 👏🏼
When LPL inserts the wave rake and accidently has it mostly picked, the company deserves every criticism He gives. Masterlock probably gave this video a thumbs up!!
Maybe Masterlock were the ones who sent it to him - to avoid their products being roasted for another week!
@@JR-jc4ei LMAO!
@@JR-jc4ei Seems legit.
What a Ztinker of a lock
I have a similar lock on my home-office door. I bought it because it auto locks and is very easy to install and does provide a deterrent. Looks kind of cool too. If I saw this on a door that I needed access to...a swift kick and I'm in. I don't usually have a set of easy-to-use thieves tools on-hand LOL! That being said - as usual. Your video was informative and impressive. Oh, I did however buy some of those kinetic tools from your site - they work like a charm!
When the lock picking lawyer pulls out the wave rake you know it’s bad
If I was a competitor, I would be sending you all kinds of products :)
The problem with that idea is they would need to be good in the 500 videos I've watched the good locks can be counted on one hand and they ain't from America
@@jeremyhanna3852 He meant sending in *competitors* products, to get them roasted.
@@perwestermark8920 oh gotcha duh !!! (Slaps forehead)
He would pick those too 👍😂
@@jeremyhanna3852 in America we have security by Smith and Wesson. So the lock is to keep you safe outside. It's also a point in court saying that breaking and entering had gone on. Makes it easier on the self defense case.
I wonder how bad the electronics must be if the physical lock can be defeated this easily...
Hold the 1&9 together & press 0.. 3 time BAAAM!!!
You know how Harry always talks about not putting the security electronics on the outside? There's no wire stretching to the other doorknob, so all the electronics would be on the outside of the door.
@@tashkiira7838 the wires could very well go inside one of the metal bars you see.
@@RKBock I doubt Zincker put in the effort to even think about that as a solution.
"I'm going to hold a magnet next to the lock and ... *click* we got this open"
And… Zincker’s reputation just went down the zink…
What a Zinger of a review. So wishing for more reviews of actually good locks.
Honestly it would be cheaper for lock manufacturers to just include wave rakes in the package instead of keys 🤷♂️
Great. Now we're gonna see Master Lock making waffle irons.
Laminated Waffle Irons* with a 3 pin cylinder.
I wouldn't buy that for a dollar!
At least they'll be easy to open
They better make a stellar waffle recipe first. Cause I've yet to taste a good waffle. Don't get me wrong. I do like waffles ...
I really wouldnt be surprised. I do have in my posession a plastic tub of bungee chords that are branded 'Masterlock'. If i wrap all of them individually around to hold two gates together, it would take longer to remove them than to pick open one of the current range of Masterlock padlocks! Using that same logic, maybe having a toaster with potato waffles and a pot of maple syrup in an outhouse might delay a burglar long enough for them to get caught!
I work nights so it used to be difficult to keep a tan. Then I subscribed to LPL. Now the sick burns keep me nice and toasted.
Love the wave rake.
At least you’ll never have to worry about forgetting the combination.
Or losing the keys.
The one man who makes or breaks lock companies.
If only.
Straight to the point
One glance at the keys and I knew this would be a half second rake video. I might actually be becoming security aware. Thanks LPL!
I love how he includes the completely useless keys in the video the whole time.
@Nikolai Kim much cheaper to buy the Genesis starter set from Covert Instruments that that lock for the included wave rake keys!
The keys are sitting there to show how bad the bitting is, explaining why the wave rake works so quickly. As soon as I saw the keys (and saw how short the video is) I was confident he would pull out the wave rake.
Zinker R&D manager at the big meeting to boost sales, "lets send a lock to the LPL and watch our shares rocket!"
A resume generating event.
i actually think zinker's competitors sent it there, to see the sales drop
To their defence, LPL did NOT hack the electronics! So this is a proof they are safe.
I'm still waiting for a company to bring out a "high security lock" that can be unscrewed from the outside.
My bet is a disgruntled Zinker employee was tired of being put down for wanting to include more security and sent LPL this to make a point.
@@elluvitesmith9137 Corporate espionage!
Great video!
Its always fun to see LPL play with a knob
"...unless this can cook me waffles in the morning"
Knowing those cheap amazon brands there might actually be a chance that they advertise just that somewhere in the product listing!
Some overseas manufacturer is probably already working on it.
Yeah, but the cooker wouldn't work either.
@@davep8221 true...
But can it cook waffles? 🤔
He always say "have a nice day" but I can only think about the person who is currently using the lock he just obliterated and is now paranoid about it for the rest of the day
Zincker is now making waffle irons with locking pins. You can't open the door until the waffle is done.
Holy Crap!! I think that was the fastest I've ever seen you pick a lock lmao.
Brutally quick!
The key bitting is just another flaw.
Even without security pins mor variance in cut depth would have made raking it at least harder.
Having opened a very impressive looking door lock once with a nonslip screwdriver, I can assure you that this is far from an exception. In fact, I'm surprised he doesn't sell one of those with the Genesis set. No raking required, just a bit of twisting and turning.
Thanks LPL
Seems like it’s getting easier and easier.
This product is quite the Zinker!
I was half expecting him to insert the turning tool and say, "Aand, we got this open". Close.
Honestly, me too lol.
At least he didn't use a piece of the package to open the lock...
I always watch to the end so I can have a nice day! 🙂
LPL Been savage asf, love it!
Zinker just got hit with 100 mph fastball on the back of the hand by LPL. “Oof. That’s gotta hurt”
When it takes LPL longer for his introduction than to pick a lock, you know it's bad.
I think LPL generally talks about a lock longer than it takes him to open it, even if it's a decent lock. But 3 seconds on the first filmed attempt really is awful.
I can't remember the last video where the picking took more time then the intro...
When the *wave rake* comes out, you done goofed
That yielded to the rake as fast as a Masterlock
I always wonder how companies seem to forget that lock is as secure as its WEAKEST feature 🙄
I recently watched "the terminal list" on Amazon, there's a major plot point that hinges on the security of a biometric handgun safe and I really wondered what you would think of that safe.
LPL has done a bunch of those. Usually the biometrics are pretty good, but the bypass lock is crap. If the show relies on someone with fake rubber cement fingerprints or something, but doesn't involve a cross lock jiggler or a Red Bull can, they aren't doing it right.
@@StrongDreamsWaitHere The main thing with biometrics is that the thief would actually need to get a clean fingerprint, which would be pretty hard for a random stranger. They would need to find a clean surface that you, and only you, have touched. Then they would need to get in and get an impression from that surface.
It'd be a bit easier as an inside job. Stealing the target's cellphone would be a good source of prints, as long as you can return it before they notice it's gone. Then you would need to break into whatever area is holding the safe. At that point it's one of those overly elaborate heists that could go wrong with a single variable changed.
To make things much easier, just pick the manual override. Pretty much every electronic safe uses them, and it's pretty much always something that can easily be raked or easily picked.
I used to have a SentrySafe that LPL has tested couple years ago. The fingerprinting is fairly good and the resistance to activating the actuator with a magnet reasonable. I filled in the bypass with glue to avoid the one egregious vulnerability of it.
@@jardex2275kitchen cabinet, shaver. Prints are all over the place.
@@amandaklapp1171 for a partial print sure, but it's VERY hard to get a complete and non smeared print from any object. When forensics do fingerprint matching in real life it's not a nice clean complete print like you see in the movies, they'll match a partial part of the print and use that as the starting point of a conviction.
This was a straight execution. The lock didn't even get its last rites.
Basically, the buttons are there for the intimidation factor only. The manufacturer put it there to make it seem like the door knob is highly sophisticated.
That was so fast! I wonder if you remember or know what lock you've ever raked the fastest? Would be interesting to see a few (maybe top 10) of the fastest opened locks in one video?
I think the one where he pulled out the core in a 1/2 second.
Once, he sneezed, and three Master locks opened. It was a fraction of a second.
@@Carlton-B Big deal. Everyone's done that.
@@Carlton-B 🤣
Is there a lock manufacturing association in America and if so where do they hang their heads these days? Cheers 🇨🇦
In the Brandon “administration”.
@@navret1707 the locks were just as bad in the Cheeto Administration. And the one previous, and the one before that...
BAM! That was a helluva smackdown!
"your security isn't worth it, at least not to Zinker." Yikes! That was savage brutality flawlessly executed.
Beware. A new generation of waffle-making locks are on their way to offset the industry's failures.
Remember when lockpickinglawyer STRUGGLED with the puzzle lock "Loki", a CHILDREN'S PRODUCT TOOK LONGER TO CRACK THAN A PROFESSIONAL MADE LOCK!
I'm not sure any children are spending over $100 on a puzzle...
Had to pick my lock box bc I didn't have my keys, remembered it only has 3 pins I used a rake and opened it almost immediately 😅. All thanks to your videos and using a rake on bad locks
I get so excited when he brings out the wave rake, I know I have a chance too!
raking took whole 3 secends. Almost surpassing quality of masterlock
I laughed when you pulled out the wave rake because I knew how fast it would be over
Harry done it again!
Saw the length of the video, thought oh no it's s a rake job. Wasn't disappointed.
The appearance of the wave rake could basically be a drinking game at this stage.
That wave rake just waved goodbye to that lock
I saw the bitting on that key and immediately knew LPL was going to bring out the rake of death.
As member of the thieves guild I say thank you sir.
Man, I never knew how comfortable my
neighbor's couch was.
It was generous of the manufacturer to include bump keys with the lock
You just opened that faster than if I got home drunk and forgot the combination.
As soon as I saw the abysmal bitting on that key I knew the wave rake was going to make an appearance.