@@gregoryhagen8801 Instead of picking dump model lock try picking softlocks into uncountable unknown liquidity pouring in and out without being caught, like a 👻 :) and that would be called intelligent minded team of thieves.
Frankly, a knowledgeable pick locker can pick most anything. Just grab a lock that can’t be smashed open or cut easily and it should deter everyone but these guys
Yeah, i always hate these videos because it makes it out to seem like any lock is worthless because a master of lockpicking with hundreds, if not thousands of dollars of picking equipment, can get through it. Most criminals wouldn't bother because it would take more than 5 seconds to break through. Even a dirt simple masterlock can deter 99% of criminals from taking on the challenge
@@cr0ss414 well... other than the fact that this guy has opened a bunch of locks by just bitch slapping them. a lot of them are just calling out shitty lock companies for exaggerating the quality
this is simply false lol. If you ever find one of these guys they will tell you there are many many locks they cannot pick. Generally these locks have extreme keyways, are very small and can be easily brute forced open. Lots of expensive and fine machining is also required so they are very expensive and very fragile. Mostly useless for security. Locks only keep honest people out.
I mean that is if you use locks to protect your property 😆 I prefer a 2 Rottweiler and a pit combination protection with a 2nd amendment overlay just in case
@@hulksmash3429 again the trouble ain’t gonna be getting in the house it’s happens when he gets in, my dogs wake me and I say sic ‘em 😂 it’s how I deal with coyotes when I see them 😂
It’s a dimple rake, in the world of Lockport or lockpicking a rake is the “no skill” tool to use. Rakes have a few varieties. I can just like you could, open any style of lock that is rake able such as this one. There are “unrakeable” locks and they have complex dynamics and keyholes. To call this lock unpickable is ridiculous especially because it’s so possible to not only SPP it but even rake it.
I just don't understand why all lock companies wouldn't just try a simple rake to see if there lock works. Like all the extra thought into making 3 sets of pins... And you didn't see if it would be easy to rake?
@@mupetmower7807 because an “unpickable lock” simply doesn’t exist, but to get more customers they use unpickable on pretty much any lock if it means they’ll gets sales, the truth is any lock can be picked pretty easily by someone who does it a decent amount and unless they want to spend a whole bunch more money on their cheap locks, they aren’t gonna reenforce the locks to be any harder to pick
@@BolanOfLifethe point is there is no lock that can’t be picked. If it cant’t be picked yo just destroy the locking mechanism which will release the lock. He brings awareness to this
LOLOL (but dude, 1 comma my friend. The second comma is wrong - but it didn't stop me from laughing... The perfect come-back is when you can aptly quote Mark Twain. And this couldn't be more aptly fit. )
Same concept as fences. Fences are used to make criminals less likely to go to the trouble of breaking in. A lock is there to block the ones who don't know how to pick it, and to bring the secured area to a point that is outside of knowledgeable criminals comfort zone.
@@keithhuynh4985 security pins. Instead of a straight pin you carve out notches so the pin catches and acts like it's set when it's still in the sheer line (you've picked a lock when all pins are at the sheer line and the core rotates)
I'm a great picker myself and you make me smile because you distroy these so called unpick able locks 😂😂 I started picking after getting to know the legendary Bosnian Bill. I've been picking now twenty odd years. And I still get that buzz when you turn a core and open a lock especially something good like assa twin or something like that. Keep up the amazing work!!
He's had good things to say about Paclock, and I'll second that based on security features, price, and build quality. They are probably the best thing going out of the USA right now. Anyone who's determined will always get what they want. Just make it harder to steal your shit than the next guy. You don't need to buy a $500+ European lock design because an angle grinder will get through all of them. An experienced picker can get through all of them. Multiple locks add precious time that thieves don't like to spend, and you should always have multiple levels to your security, instead of depending on a single lock to do the job.
@@MichaelB769 Forever. If the mechanism to open it is entirely mechanical, you will always have a way to pick it. The only way to have an unpickable lock is by not having a lock to pick.
@@livanbard As someone who owns a lockpicking kit, this probably could be replicated first try. Raking the lock is simply hitting every pin so that they all engage and the lock opens quickly, similar to using a bump key.
You want a unpick able lock? I can build you one You want a portable lock? Your fking kidding me right? 🤣 You want a 1 stage system to have the safety of a 5+ stage system, and have no idea what makes a second system 🤣🤣 You need 1 key that has multiple uses and rotations to avoid connon picks A standard lock is a 1 stage or half stage lock Cuz no internal rotation is required beyond the outer cores rotation after setting the pins Technically the lock is no better then it's pin set and access
@@MelissiaBlackheart ooh I didn’t know that and I lived outside the US 😅 thought the weird dimple key was just a strange quirk of my parents’ company dorm having “better” security, didn’t know that they are more widespread in some countries compared to the US (my primary residence)
There is already a lock that he and LPL unable to pick at the current moment. However, making such lock is hard and expensive. The lock is expensive, too expensive for an average user, who just want to keep robber out. And beside, if you cant pick the lock out, take out a cutter and cut it out. Your best security is your weakest link anyway.
An unpickable lock much like an everlasting light bulb would be the death most companies. Yes we would have a permanent solution but no company would make locks anymore. There would be no point.
Good news, this is the easiest style of "picking", called raking. Which is also why the design is so bad. This lock would take forever to actually pick, but the rake works like a charm. Most master locks can also be raked. Give it a shot. It's pretty fun.
@@zenketski That's a great idea to get a big house as a court room and town hall as yours.while escorting all the wonderful mandatory 104 IQ and lower police out the door.
@@zenketski😂 *UCC 1-308* i reserve my rights, and challenge the courts jurisdiction Present a victim and a witness or this just became an illegal case, and im counter sueing the city and court 😂
@@aBadWizard or he’s using it wrong but happened to say the right gun. I’ll still see it as an internet win but someone had the be the internet ass and I apologize
Raking it is picking it. You’ve bypassed the mechanism’s security features and opened it without an authorized means of access. These people gotta start learning that words change very little in the face of facts.
No this guy is a fraud. He’s no LPL just a cheap imitation. On the pull out core locks I’ve seen some of the cores start to pull out before he even finishes raking showing the core was clearly a dummy core. LPL actually picks locks
@raheenb Imo this guy isn't picking the majority of the locks he shows. Most locks he shows have replaceable cores (part where you put the key) I think he is removing the pins or replacing the cores with ones that would open for anything aka dummy cores. He's also done a open a lock with a lock a few times and opens master lock with a relatively mild tap on the first try... Even the worst locks don't open THAT easily, its clearly been tamper with to release on a simple tap.
I know a few people from my hometown, if they had this skill nothing would be safe
Před 5 měsíci+38
It's actually not hard just a few hours practice for each of the main lock types. Literally anyone can buy the tools (under $20) and learn to do this. You're not safe.
@ right, raking is considered an "unskilled attack". They really only need the tools and some basic knowledge. Security through obscurity is not good enough.
few hours when you have the basics and some more complex locks mechanics knowledge plus hours and hours of general practice... but yeah, learnable like everything basically @
This is what a real life rogue with expertise in thieves tools, a maxed out dexterity score, reliable talent, and every possible item that gives a plus to your dexterity, guidance, and Bartik inspiration from a high-level bard
The only people who pick locks are hobbyists. Memorizing lock bypasses, buying lockpicking sets, and developing the skills to use them, is not something a crackhead has the ability or desire to do. Crackheads would rather just bash the thing with a rock or try to cut it.
@@Jake-bt3fc It's not the crackheads and such you're too worried about, it's the professional thieves (and yes, they exist, though they're not even the main concern here) and more importantly anyone who might want to target you specifically (like an ex, disgruntled employee, etc...) Likely they would want to be silent and most destructive entries are not silent. For businesses they might be more worried about professional thieves (I'm using the term professional loosely. I don't mean highly skilled, just a thief who's only way they make money is by stealing and selling to a fence. They will eventually learn how to bypass some security systems, even if they aren't that bright.) A lot of these padlocks are bought by companies to do things like close lockers, doors containing expensive materials, or gates. If you do destructive entry there's evidence that something happened left behind. If you do it non-destructively and put everything back the way it was except for the stuff you stole, there's a good chance it will take them longer to realize something happened and by then you could have yourself gone or covered.
My sense is that companies making crap locks are free to ignore LPL because it is a niche channel and it's its videos will never be seen by 99% of the lock-buying population.
@sumyunguy5593 Oh, don't worry. I know the difference. I just don't care. Distinguishing between the "then" that compares time and the "than" that compare things is stupid. At least there their and they're actually make sense to distinguish.
I love that this whole description of the lock had me like "wow what a crazy secure lock. how will he manage to..." and he just rakes it like it is a dollar store padlock
@@nathanprichard9857unless you want to pay 200 for a 2kg padlock you have limited option plus a expert would probably get into any padlock you could buy in 1 minute
He works in the background spending hours to understand the machanism. Locks and every security is designed not stop, but to make process slow and painful to perform.
![[927] The Strongest Padlock in the World (Seriously) - Squire Stronghold SS100CS](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nwgwCmh7SGg/mqdefault.jpg)
You know it's a bad lock when it's faster to lock pick it open
@youpo177 🤡👆
@@revanxanbabayev1621 ("🤡👆") - 🤓
@youpo177 cry me a river
@@youpo1 😂😂😂😂☝️
So basically all locks are bad
this is why I weld my doors shut. I can’t get out of my house now, but robbers can’t get in.
no you're doing it wrong, you need to weld the doors shut when you're outside and the robbers are inside
ROFLMAO!!👍
Instructions unclear, welded toilet shut, please help...
@@hannsbrolo145You can survive a long time in this situation, you can always take a shit, eat it and drink toilet water🤝🏼
ChinasCOVIDpolicy enters the chat:
哦真的吗
“This is an unpickable lock.”
“Here’s how I picked it.”
The lock says its unpickable, not unrakable!
@@kena4977racking is a type of picking...
He would be hired as chief of thieves team. 😂
Any locksmith who knows his stuff, will tell u NO lock is "pick proof".
@@gregoryhagen8801 Instead of picking dump model lock try picking softlocks into uncountable unknown liquidity pouring in and out without being caught, like a 👻 :) and that would be called intelligent minded team of thieves.
Frankly, a knowledgeable pick locker can pick most anything. Just grab a lock that can’t be smashed open or cut easily and it should deter everyone but these guys
Exactly.... thieves almost never pick locks. They just break and take.
Yeah, i always hate these videos because it makes it out to seem like any lock is worthless because a master of lockpicking with hundreds, if not thousands of dollars of picking equipment, can get through it. Most criminals wouldn't bother because it would take more than 5 seconds to break through. Even a dirt simple masterlock can deter 99% of criminals from taking on the challenge
@@cr0ss414 well... other than the fact that this guy has opened a bunch of locks by just bitch slapping them. a lot of them are just calling out shitty lock companies for exaggerating the quality
On top of that people like Mr ONally here don’t steal
this is simply false lol. If you ever find one of these guys they will tell you there are many many locks they cannot pick. Generally these locks have extreme keyways, are very small and can be easily brute forced open. Lots of expensive and fine machining is also required so they are very expensive and very fragile. Mostly useless for security.
Locks only keep honest people out.
"Carefully insert my dimple rake..."
*proceeds to rip out the lock's soul*
E
Let's be honest we both know from watching McNally and LPL that as soon as we here the word 'rake' this lock is about to be sent to the shadow realm.
@@EEEEEEEEE
😂 Bazinga!
@@rodicow3491a Chiseled Adonis fan... Clearly a man of culture.
This man is the living embodiment of
"If I wanted to steal, none of you could stop me"
I mean that is if you use locks to protect your property 😆 I prefer a 2 Rottweiler and a pit combination protection with a 2nd amendment overlay just in case
@@ChefRye1McNally proceeds to dig a hole under your house and burst through your kitchen floor
@@hulksmash3429 again the trouble ain’t gonna be getting in the house it’s happens when he gets in, my dogs wake me and I say sic ‘em 😂 it’s how I deal with coyotes when I see them 😂
@@ChefRye1 Then he instead completely hollows out the area under your house making it fall into a giant sinkhole. The weakest link has been found
Not true 🔫
HE MAKES IT LOOK SO FUCKING EASY
It’s a dimple rake, in the world of Lockport or lockpicking a rake is the “no skill” tool to use. Rakes have a few varieties. I can just like you could, open any style of lock that is rake able such as this one. There are “unrakeable” locks and they have complex dynamics and keyholes. To call this lock unpickable is ridiculous especially because it’s so possible to not only SPP it but even rake it.
@@dr.flinch6745
Raking a rake able lock isn't always as easy either.
@@relicpathfinder2800 if it’s not easy, you’re doing it wrong
Sometimes i hate how easily you do this but at the same time fascinated that you could do this so easily 😂😂😂
“And then carefully insert my dimple rake”
*asserts dominance*
This part killed me😅😅😅
476 likes but 2 comments…
Retreating to my safe space after that violence...
That lock complains that she was not taken out to dinner first.
He slammed that so hard I expected the Garand Ping to sound.
Stabbing these locks in dead silence is one of the most aggressive displays of dominance i have ever seen
Wow
Lmao
Cue SVU *dun dun*
Lol fr 😂😂😂😂
That's what she said?
@@marians3979 that's not how that works
“This is an unpickable lock” proceeds to pick lock. You know, I don’t know what I expected 😂😂😂
He is like the professional they go to in a spy movie or the Matrix because he can break into anything
There's a key master in matrix 2
Or like like he can open anything so in movie the criminals would go to him, like for advice because he can open any lock, is that what you're saying
This guy is singlehandedly leaving million homeowners paranoid.
I was paranoid before I was born.
lol, amen.
Never fails to have ABD security. The smaller ones just serve as distraction.
Pretty sure he said in another video that most break-ins don't even involve picking a lock.
Bro my house has godrej locks, i am high on cope💀
Man can pick all the locks in the world like its nothin
Not a certain one
@@aaronmince which one???
@@randomvideos6854 one that isnt masterlock
@@randomvideos6854Any quality lock would require a lot of time.
If he teamed up with Trevor Rainbolt, basically the world would be theirs
Some lock company either has to hire him or just go bankrupt
This guy is the one punch man of lockpicking
Any time i hear you or LPL say "unpickable" i just start to smile and wait.
I just don't understand why all lock companies wouldn't just try a simple rake to see if there lock works. Like all the extra thought into making 3 sets of pins... And you didn't see if it would be easy to rake?
i wanna see a fight between this guy and lpl
@@mupetmower7807 because an “unpickable lock” simply doesn’t exist, but to get more customers they use unpickable on pretty much any lock if it means they’ll gets sales, the truth is any lock can be picked pretty easily by someone who does it a decent amount and unless they want to spend a whole bunch more money on their cheap locks, they aren’t gonna reenforce the locks to be any harder to pick
@@95cardboard They work with the same company so they probaly know eachother
Just remember "The Titanic!!!!!"
At this point I'm convinced he just intimidates the lock into opening.
@@BolanOfLifethe point is there is no lock that can’t be picked. If it cant’t be picked yo just destroy the locking mechanism which will release the lock. He brings awareness to this
Then you're gullible
He literally works for one
Chaotic Neutral is why 😂
@@BolanOfLifebecause the start up costs would be stupid to get put into manufacturing.
Mcnally should collaborate and go into making their own brand & type of locks
Right?
And he picked it on release video
Some r just good at destroying, not making
One thing i'm getting from a bunch of your recent shorts, is that i very much need to go back and brush up on my raking... Thnx❤
"The moment you call something foolproof, is the moment, the right fool will show up." Mark Twain
LOLOL (but dude, 1 comma my friend. The second comma is wrong - but it didn't stop me from laughing... The perfect come-back is when you can aptly quote Mark Twain. And this couldn't be more aptly fit. )
@@kaleidoscope8743 In this case "foolproof" isn't quite right, the lock is meant to test experts, not fools.
@@christianloper9483 I think you missed the point.
@@AlphaMachina I know what point was being made, but the saying is being used incorrectly.
"This boat WILL sink, long after you're dead..."
When this man finds a lock he can't pick, it'll be the best free advertisement that company has ever received.
He has! Exactly one! LPL hasn't (to my knowledge) even been able to pick it yet
Whats the regula name?@tothemaxx1991
@@tothemaxx1991 Well you gotta tell me what lock that is. I live in fear of this man picking all my locks to flex on me.
What the video@@tothemaxx1991
@@tothemaxx1991which lock?
The way the tension tool went flying when he took the pick out💀
Sounded like a mini garand ping too
I wouldn’t be surprised if McNally is able to single-pin pick a dimple lock
"This is an unpickable lock"
*Picks it up 🗿
I can pick it up too. With my left hand
@@issa2421huh?
This really shouldntve made me laugh
@@issa2421Why’d you specify the left hand?
@@J-Amadaeus his right hand is busy
As my father used to say: “A lock is used to keep an honest man honest.”
I’ve always heard it as “a lock can only stop an honest man.”
you and 30% of everyone else in these comments..stfu
Same concept as fences. Fences are used to make criminals less likely to go to the trouble of breaking in. A lock is there to block the ones who don't know how to pick it, and to bring the secured area to a point that is outside of knowledgeable criminals comfort zone.
And my grandpa said "the locks for honest people. The 357 magnum is to turn robbers honest.
Can confirm! Only took the locks.
Master Lock: oh thank god, getting awfully tired of holding his beer. Your turn, Godrej.
the carefully insert followed by the most aggressive shove and pull out method ive ever seen had me rolling
“Carefully insert my dimple rake” Dumbledore said calmly
☠️
He told you that you were special.
The wand chooses the wizard Mr Potter 😂😂
🫵😟✋
🦵🦵
EXPECTRONUS LOCKISMITHIUS!!!!
The solution isn't to add more pins, the solution is to make them better
Stronger spring
@@Fatfuckinnutsack nope. As you see in all those short here, stronger spring is not the solution!
@@buckfi1109 then what is
But how, may I ask
@@keithhuynh4985 security pins. Instead of a straight pin you carve out notches so the pin catches and acts like it's set when it's still in the sheer line (you've picked a lock when all pins are at the sheer line and the core rotates)
We are waiting for your design dammit!!! We need an unpickable lock
I'm a great picker myself and you make me smile because you distroy these so called unpick able locks 😂😂 I started picking after getting to know the legendary Bosnian Bill. I've been picking now twenty odd years. And I still get that buzz when you turn a core and open a lock especially something good like assa twin or something like that.
Keep up the amazing work!!
This man got 2nd place in a locksmithing tournament and now takes his aggression out on every lock he comes across.
LPL got first place, didn't he?
lol😅
😂
Lore 👀
hes going through his villain arc
"I'm going to carefully insert my dimple rake"
That lock is still traumatized.
Mr. Lock did Mr. Pick say
Gently-No
Softly-No
Kindly-No
Jury:😮
They're going to file a restraining order god dayum 🤣
“SIMPLY” He said. ……WHAT!?!?!
“Wrong hole foo.”
"He said he would be gentle"
😢
I love this dude’s minimalist videos! Perfection!🫡
Thanks to your videos I’ve been successful in breaking into tons of storage units!!!!
Dude straight violates these locks 😂
😂😂😂💀
Fr
Lol just chucking the packaging and keys 🤣🤣
Congrats to him , Godrej is a reputated Indian company
At this point I just want to know what lock he actually recommends
None. They can all be picked in a few seconds with the right tools and skills.
He's had good things to say about Paclock, and I'll second that based on security features, price, and build quality. They are probably the best thing going out of the USA right now. Anyone who's determined will always get what they want. Just make it harder to steal your shit than the next guy. You don't need to buy a $500+ European lock design because an angle grinder will get through all of them. An experienced picker can get through all of them. Multiple locks add precious time that thieves don't like to spend, and you should always have multiple levels to your security, instead of depending on a single lock to do the job.
LPL has recommended several Abus locks, and I don't think I've seen any of them here...
@@ardoris Ah, yes! I was trying to remember that name as well!
there are no impenetrable shields, only unstoppable penetrator.
you can try putting bunch of locks and put alarms on each lock when get lockpicked.
"Carefully," LOL! I f*cking love this channel!
You know that the engineers who worked on this lock for years started to tear up when they saw it picked in 5 seconds.
If I had a lock making factory I’d get this guy to design me a lock . . 💡
Been wondering the same thing
The point is there is no unpickable lock.
@@NVGEAR Yet
@@MichaelB769 Forever. If the mechanism to open it is entirely mechanical, you will always have a way to pick it.
The only way to have an unpickable lock is by not having a lock to pick.
Him and Lockpicking Lawyer.
Together they will create the ultimate lock......and then immediately pick it XD
I just love how it takes you longer to explain how the lock works than to pick it. It's just amazing.
He probably practiced with it before doing the video
@@kkgt6591 how stupid are you?
@@kkgt6591 Raking is one of the simplest attacks when it comes to lockpicking. No practice needed.
@@livanbard no one even thinks it is first try.
@@livanbard As someone who owns a lockpicking kit, this probably could be replicated first try. Raking the lock is simply hitting every pin so that they all engage and the lock opens quickly, similar to using a bump key.
I feel like I'm falling in love every time you do that so effortlessly
That tensioner shot out like he reloading a garand. 😅😅😅
"We made a special key so our lock is unpickable!"
"I made a special pick..."
Heh, this isn't special. It's just uncommon *in the USA*. Dimple locks are common in many other countries.
You want a unpick able lock? I can build you one
You want a portable lock? Your fking kidding me right? 🤣
You want a 1 stage system to have the safety of a 5+ stage system, and have no idea what makes a second system 🤣🤣
You need 1 key that has multiple uses and rotations to avoid connon picks
A standard lock is a 1 stage or half stage lock
Cuz no internal rotation is required beyond the outer cores rotation after setting the pins
Technically the lock is no better then it's pin set and access
@@MelissiaBlackheart ooh I didn’t know that and I lived outside the US 😅 thought the weird dimple key was just a strange quirk of my parents’ company dorm having “better” security, didn’t know that they are more widespread in some countries compared to the US (my primary residence)
right?
The day you actually find an unpickable lock, that company would be rich.
There is already a lock that he and LPL unable to pick at the current moment. However, making such lock is hard and expensive. The lock is expensive, too expensive for an average user, who just want to keep robber out.
And beside, if you cant pick the lock out, take out a cutter and cut it out. Your best security is your weakest link anyway.
@@hamizannaruto What's the name of that lock ?
@@Ronin-111 don't remember, but it by bowley
@@hamizannaruto Yes you are correct 👌
An unpickable lock much like an everlasting light bulb would be the death most companies. Yes we would have a permanent solution but no company would make locks anymore. There would be no point.
"Unpickable Lock."
LPL: "Hold my dimple rake."
The sheer dexterity of this guy is mind boggling.
"DID YOU PUT THE DIMPLE RAKE GENTLY INTO THE LOCK?!", Dumbledore said calmly.
🤨🫦
this was the exact comment i came looking for
@@ahegpbtrftcotu browsed way too far down. My hero!
Best comment
"ill carefully insert my dimple rake" is not something i wanna hear outside my door
If you hear that you know your lock isn’t saving you
Or behind your back
@@benjaminabel8596oh god 💀💀
Or hearing "click on 1, 2 is binding, a false in 3 we'll coma back to that later, 4 is binding really tight, 5 is binding, back to 1.."
@@benjaminabel8596oh god..
I went from 'I need this' to 'I need to be a lockpicker' bc this is some of the coolest shit
Good news, this is the easiest style of "picking", called raking. Which is also why the design is so bad.
This lock would take forever to actually pick, but the rake works like a charm. Most master locks can also be raked.
Give it a shot. It's pretty fun.
Bro used that dimple rake harder than a priest ripping out his “prayer beads” when looking at a choir boy
“No, I’m not trying to break into it. I have the key but it’s faster to do it like this”
Officer; tell it to the judge
_in court_ your honor this is my property here's the paperwork that proves it.
@@zenketski That's a great idea to get a big house as a court room and town hall as yours.while escorting all the wonderful mandatory 104 IQ and lower police out the door.
@@zenketski😂
*UCC 1-308* i reserve my rights, and challenge the courts jurisdiction
Present a victim and a witness or this just became an illegal case, and im counter sueing the city and court 😂
Lmfao
@@donovanulrich348based
"this is an unpickable lock"
*picks it in 3 seconds*
🔒
More like 1 second
Oh my god this guy is amazing 😮
I love this guy lol.
"So to do that I'll"
>carefully insert the dimple rig
>jams it in there
😂😂😂
Hey, some ppl like it rough! Don't judge them for it!
omg i love me soom dank may may arrows dood
Dumbledore said calmly
@@spotat6234 _click!_ “Your a wizard, haaarrryy!
Bro said "carefully" then penetrated that lock like a menace 😭😭😭
I wish i was the lock fr 😫
@@posadist681naw💀
@@posadist681nah
She didn't said hate it rough😂
@@posadist681pause..
I always find these videos so educational, I definitely think I could break in if I had to!! 😂
"unpickable" "carefully"
These words are mere suggestions to this man
The tension wrench popping off like the clip of an M1 Garand 😩👌
Internet rarity: commentor uses the term "clip" correctly.
@@aBadWizard I verify as a witness
@@aBadWizard or he’s using it wrong but happened to say the right gun. I’ll still see it as an internet win but someone had the be the internet ass and I apologize
😂😂
Im safe because when my doors are locked and key is in there, you cant reach 1 pin because my key is blocking it
their PR team: "well.... technically you 'raked' it, so we werent wrong....."
*LPL enters the chat*
*PR team starts to panic*
was gonna say, LPL would have a bang of a time with that lock
What's LPL
@@salsinatorsalsa Lock Picking Lawyer
McNallyOfficial and LockPickLawyer are INCREDIBLE! lol 🤣
Raking it is picking it. You’ve bypassed the mechanism’s security features and opened it without an authorized means of access.
These people gotta start learning that words change very little in the face of facts.
Moral of the story: As long as you can pick up a lock it's pickable.
When you've picked enough locks to finally see the unique reload animation 😂
Every lock company should hire this guy as their consultant
No this guy is a fraud. He’s no LPL just a cheap imitation. On the pull out core locks I’ve seen some of the cores start to pull out before he even finishes raking showing the core was clearly a dummy core. LPL actually picks locks
@@Noadvantage246care to provide an example?
@raheenb Imo this guy isn't picking the majority of the locks he shows. Most locks he shows have replaceable cores (part where you put the key) I think he is removing the pins or replacing the cores with ones that would open for anything aka dummy cores.
He's also done a open a lock with a lock a few times and opens master lock with a relatively mild tap on the first try... Even the worst locks don't open THAT easily, its clearly been tamper with to release on a simple tap.
@@Noadvantage246I was wondering that myself, it definitely felt too easy even for a so called bad lock
@@Noadvantage246 Yeah he is so bad that LPL got him to work with his brand Covert and shouted out his chanel
Honestly i just love how he always says “carefully” followed by immediate violation
😂
Going in HARD!!! 😂
Lock hero!!
Why is this man such a menace and a saviour at the same time 😂
“This is an unpickable lock” *picks lock faster than you can process what just happened *
Was still figuring out how the lock is opened with the key and he’s violated the thing and tossed it aside
Not only that.. It appeared he picked it faster than with the actual key. wtf??
He should be able to pic it in a NY second because hes practiced it SOOOOO many times before he made this video 😂
@@NightWear21 Looks like he just made a copy of the key for his "dimple rig"
@@chadingram6390that rake is a standard rake and doesn't even resemble the key lmao. Opinions but not eyes I guess
"Sir! We finally developed an unpickable lock. It's DEFINITELY impossible to-"
"Srick SHRANK clatter"
"...I'll clear out my desk."
Better burn your desk at that, don’t show your face around here again
😂
@@SmoothBrain23 that shii was funny
🤣🤣
*shrick shrank clatter* noises 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Master, respectfully but you just violated that lock💀
Never stop this is your gift, revealing truth is power
Be glad most people lack the knowledge, skill and tools to do this… this is a person with unwavering dedication to his art
I know a few people from my hometown, if they had this skill nothing would be safe
It's actually not hard just a few hours practice for each of the main lock types. Literally anyone can buy the tools (under $20) and learn to do this. You're not safe.
@ right, raking is considered an "unskilled attack". They really only need the tools and some basic knowledge. Security through obscurity is not good enough.
few hours when you have the basics and some more complex locks mechanics knowledge plus hours and hours of general practice... but yeah, learnable like everything basically @
@@ebresheabut at the same time it kinda is. Most of the locks are shit. And the reason they are still unpicked is because people don't know how.
"Who are you, how did you get in here?"
"I'm the locksmith... and I'm the locksmith."
Leslie Neilson...
This is what a real life rogue with expertise in thieves tools, a maxed out dexterity score, reliable talent, and every possible item that gives a plus to your dexterity, guidance, and Bartik inspiration from a high-level bard
“Carefully insert my dimple rake” goes in prison style
Yoooooo chill out, we didn’t need that 😂
Especially for all the sheeple who like to hide from uncomfortable Truths, called Life
@@Ed-of1jo what a weird comment
@@NeverNude you speak English?
@@Ed-of1jo I literally typed in English. Are your reasoning skills that poor?
@@Ed-of1jobro how high were you when you typed that out
Important to note that this lock is still pretty secure. I don't think there are many people trying to break into your garage who own a dimple rake
There aren’t many people trying to break into my garage who can bypass a much cheaper lock either.
It only has to happen once.
Loss estimate
- Property
- Life
- Sanity
Just cause you assumed they won't have a dimple rake.
Or a battery powered grinder or oxy torch
The only people who pick locks are hobbyists. Memorizing lock bypasses, buying lockpicking sets, and developing the skills to use them, is not something a crackhead has the ability or desire to do.
Crackheads would rather just bash the thing with a rock or try to cut it.
@@Jake-bt3fc It's not the crackheads and such you're too worried about, it's the professional thieves (and yes, they exist, though they're not even the main concern here) and more importantly anyone who might want to target you specifically (like an ex, disgruntled employee, etc...) Likely they would want to be silent and most destructive entries are not silent.
For businesses they might be more worried about professional thieves (I'm using the term professional loosely. I don't mean highly skilled, just a thief who's only way they make money is by stealing and selling to a fence. They will eventually learn how to bypass some security systems, even if they aren't that bright.) A lot of these padlocks are bought by companies to do things like close lockers, doors containing expensive materials, or gates. If you do destructive entry there's evidence that something happened left behind. If you do it non-destructively and put everything back the way it was except for the stuff you stole, there's a good chance it will take them longer to realize something happened and by then you could have yourself gone or covered.
It gets me every single time how you pick those in SECONDS... respect!!
dude always says "carefully" but proceed to violate the lock hole 💀
not gonna lie, that is a complicated enough lock to scare away anyone
Not this man!
Edit: or "that" man I guess. I'm not talking about myself
*most
"I fear no man... But that thing, it scares me."
You cant say "anyone" when you just watched a dude open it
Ye...I wonder if it's worth the time
I’m sure that company’s investors love this guy.
Love him like the plague
He is actually providing them with a service. If they fix their locks.
My sense is that companies making crap locks are free to ignore LPL because it is a niche channel and it's its videos will never be seen by 99% of the lock-buying population.
@@helmanfrow actually godrej is an Indian brand and some of their old school locks are pretty good, these new ones are just gimmicks
@@confused.cat. That may be so. I'm speaking broadly about the big-name lock companies in general.
That was so professionally done
So basically as locks evolve so do the tools to pick them. Ha. Love it.
I will never get tired of seeing the explanation of why a lock is unpickable taking longer then picking the lock.
I’m tired of people not understanding the difference between then and than.
@sumyunguy5593 Oh, don't worry. I know the difference. I just don't care. Distinguishing between the "then" that compares time and the "than" that compare things is stupid. At least there their and they're actually make sense to distinguish.
“And then carefully insert my dimple rake”
Proceeds to jam it harder than your step mother
Ah it's inside me
@@artisticyeti22ayo wtf
@@Soviet_Stalker_Men *sweet home Alabama* 🎶 at full volume
YES
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love that this whole description of the lock had me like "wow what a crazy secure lock. how will he manage to..." and he just rakes it like it is a dollar store padlock
Dude I love watching your show is funny as all hell and yes cuz it is funny how padlocks are a lot more easier to open than people think they are
This man is the Sith version of Lock Picking Lawyer. Love the energy😂😂
Two sides of the same company. Love them both.
@@mjstcseaflapflap9479 They compliment each other so well, couldn't agree more
Whats sith?
@@richardmccann4815 Star Wars bro...Star Wars. 😁
My man turned a Scorpio Lock into an M1 Garand
God, I was wondering why I was aroused, hearing that ping!
I was thinking grenade, but that works too 🤣🤣🤣
@@ryukirito2616lol defrag!!! You're funny 😁
@@weebjeezNeuron activation.
The tension lever flying off like a M1 Grand ping is the best part
Bro the way he shuts down these locks is so smooth 😂😂😂
bro just humbled the company in 5 seconds 😭😭😭
Bro, I thought it was gonna be the best lock to buy. Then he opens it without hesitation never mind about buying that lock 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@nathanprichard9857unless you want to pay 200 for a 2kg padlock you have limited option plus a expert would probably get into any padlock you could buy in 1 minute
@@nathanprichard9857he just need a very specific tool. Like what
I doubt if they’re concerned with a fake CZcams video.
Any lock can be cut or picked, it's not that special. The difference is you will never be able to pick it and most won't
The dude picks locks like I pick my nose, with skill, precision and no wasted movements. 👍🏾
Finally, someone who gets me
Bhai bhai..... Bhai bhai ...
That might sound crazy, but it snot.
He works in the background spending hours to understand the machanism. Locks and every security is designed not stop, but to make process slow and painful to perform.
i feel called the fuck out rn
Sing's instant lockpick ability from Kung Fu Hustle 🤣
“I’ll just carefully insert my dimple tool” immediately slams it all the way in instantly unlocking it 😂
Lock companys should honestly get ahold of this guy and ask him how to make the perfect unpickable lock
@@bashdamonkey It could exist, but no one will pay $180,000 to lock up their $180 bicycle.
One guy actually tried, and his lock was pretty good but had small flaws and was biffy.
Biometric lock
Fuck that
Couldn’t you just use a combo lock too
This guy picks locks faster than people can open them with keys!
He said “Unpickable? Are you sure about that?”
Bro really did an M1 Garand ping with a lock
Bro just wiped his ass with that lock
Man picked that lock like he was reloading an M1 Garand
I like how you explained the lock as if its an impossible puzzle. But then unlocked it in a mere 2 seconds lol
80% of the time it works every time
@@mikemurphy5898I too want to open drawer and godrej cupboard please help m
It reflects the messaging of the advertisement.
I too would like to open can you guide me