The Strangest Lock Puzzle Ever made!?
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Awesome 👌 well done 👏
Thanks for taking the time to solve and explain the puzzle, really appreciate all the comments and feedback 👍🙂👌
Stay safe and have an awesome day 🍻
I think knowing the internals of the abloy classic Disc Detainer lock was a big help for me, when I solved the copy I won.
Send this puzzle to the lock picking lawyer. His videos are fire and he has over 4 million subscribers. I would love to see him pick your luck if you read the comments you'll notice I'm not the only one who feels this way. Much love
I'd like to see the Lock Picking Lawyer go for this one. I am so curious to see what would happen...
he would pick it in about 1 min with the pick that him and bosnian bill made. lol
It's a disc detainer lock so he'd just pull out 'the pick that Bosnian Bill and I made'... OTOH, he did have a go at the Titan's Treasure lock, but he admitted that he approached it differently because his hobby is picking lock rather than solving puzzles.
@@MarcSiqueira If the key fully rotates it cannot be picked with that pick. However, LPL would have quickly figured that tensioning this lock is the key to solve this puzzle (pun intended).
Likely what happened with the last one he was sent. Solve it rather quickly
@@MarcSiqueira The instructions do say "no tools" and LPL would follow that. However, he would still pick this in a minute or two because it is essentially a lockpicking puzzle
That is Finnish made Abloy. Key is Abloy Classic and the lock is probably "Abloy 3020C".
Interesting. It is a classic here in Sweden. Everyone had those when I was young. In fact if I go to the attic of my apartment building today, everyone has these locks on their storage door.
Mr. Puzzle: I'm not going to drop the pin in there!
Me: He's going to drop the pin in there
Mr. Puzzle: *Drops the pin in there*
Does that count as a "person does the thing they said they're not going to do immediately after saying it" cliche?
@@Dargonhuman chekov's statement
Lock cores that use disks are called "Disk Detainer" they use a series of disks and a metal rod to lock and unlock instead of pin tumblers.
That's definitely more Locksport than Puzzling, pretty cool regardless.
Got LPL feelings while watching this: nothing on 1, 2 is binding...
Lockpicking Lawyer, picked this lock with a plastic piece cut out from a bottle of lotion in under 45 seconds.
Are you messing around? I believe you, but are you joking?
@@michaelpipkin9942 :3
Source?
@@TotallyNoCat Google?
@@adorbstotesadorbs.9371
No
Give that lock puzzle to LockPickingLawyer, like you did before :)
Purse can also mean handbag and that's the shape of the lock. As people have also mentioned it's called a disk-detainer lock, a bunch of disks that each need to be rotated to the right place, when they are a side bar can fall into place,. The sidebar would be the long peice you could see going the lengh of the lock. The pin/tool you got looks like a normal key pin (from a pin tumbler lock, not from a disk detainer), so kinda cute that it's used as a tool to decode the disk detainer.
Keep up the awesome work!
Appreciating the increased frequency of the puzzling!
Basically a discdetainer lock. You should get the discdetainer pick, that Bosnian Bill and Lockpicking Lawyer made 😀
I ROTFLed when I saw your comment!!!!
The instructions said "no tools."
@@trm96 That sounds like you know the quote ;-)
@@NachtroseSVK Yes, very well. I'm a huge fan of LPL and BB
that tool does not fit the abloy classic keyway. It is for the abus style profile
This is really cool! The solution is straight-up lockpicking (that's exactly how lockpicking works), but the attempt to puzzle-ify it is pretty neat.
These locks are common low security padlocks in Finland. Keyprofile is called Abloy Classic. It's a disk detainer, ten disks.
Yes, this is the lowest security padlock that Abloy manufactures but it's still considered "red belt" lock in lockpicking/locksport scene.
I believe it's because this padlock is shaped like a typical woman's purse and the object is to get a key that this woman accidentally locked inside her purse. But I haven't finished the video yet to see if you deciphered the language
Looking forward to LPL taking on this challenge.
“ I will not push it with violence” I mean you’re not wrong in saying it that way 😂
You've got to send that one to LockPickingLawyer!
@@ke17h Any idea what video?
At a minute in to the solution I was thinking get the key and slowly rotate and remove after getting multiple and internal barrels into place. It's definitely a lock pickers puzzle due to the need to align/position the barrels inside.
A purse usually refers to a woman's handbag, but it can also be a 'wallet" as in a "coin purse".
With exactly those locks, we lock our weapons in the lockers in our military service!
And we did back in 1994 when I did "lumpen" too. Funny that we lock our weapons using Abloy's minimum security padlocks (which I learnt here in the comments)!
@@mumiemonstret Ingen av oss kunde dyrka dom på den tiden!
Very often locks are used by military forces not to _prevent,_ but instead to discourage and _indicate,_ unauthorized entry.
And at least in most US usage, the equivalent low-security locks would themselves be behind other security measures such as locked doors, fences, and guards and other personnel.
@@Azlehria Yes, that's basically how it was/is in Sweden. And of course the vital part was stored in a proper safe.
This is definitely a Lock Picking Lawyer type puzzle. Send it to him!
Send this puzzle to Lockpickinglawyer - I would like to see him noodle it through!!
It looks like the Lock Picking Lawyer will get a second challenge...
No violent force is needed - unless you get the pin stuck
I would say this is a puzzle meant for somebody who is familiar with lockpicking. They will probably solve it pretty easily, but they should be adviced that it is forbidden to use any external tools!
An old Abloy lock, those locks and keys really puzzled me when I was a kid 😁
If you turn off the sound and show someone the video after the introduction. It looks like the Lock Picking Lawyer is having a really hard time opening a lock. It's shocking!
😂
I'd honestly have to hold it in my hands to figure it out
Awesome puzzle lock! I love seeing others take existing locks and modify them to make them into an entertaining puzzle/brain teaser. I'm always very curious to see what they come up with.
Australian English:Purse = Wallet
American English:Purse = Handbag
👍
I think it's doable without prior knowledge, but takes careful consideration to approach.
funny ... it`s like you had filmed me solving. tried in the same sequence the same things ... and in the end, solved by luck. was a nice journey with a not quite satisfying end ... but please solve Sashko's other lock on cam. It is great :)
Do you have the straight key or the one I used? It should be not possible to open it by luck with the straight key.
I solved the Titan lock already shortly after it was released. I also sent a copy to the LPL and he opened it in a few minutes. 😁 There is a video about it.
@@Mr.Puzzle I have the straight key … worked with the pin in the right way … but solved it more or less with luck, without any understanding.
Yes, saw the video of LPL … that was impressive. I needed hours to figure it out.
@Mr.Puzzle it is a Finnish Abloy lock and key. As you look on the lock it says Abloy on it.
Did the author disclose how the lock was modified in the first place? This lock type should rotate approximately 90-95 degrees to clockwise direction from the starting position with wrong (or partially inserted) key and about 180 degrees to open the lock with a correct key. If the key rotates full rotation the lock core has been modified. One possible modification that comes to my mind is to use thinner sidebar than normally and using the end of the sidebar as the locking part for the lock instead of core cylinder that this lock type normally uses.
No, only the instruction I showed in the video.
@@Mr.Puzzle would love an autopsy by the LockPickingLawyer
I'm fairly certain I could have this video on repeat and still struggle to solve it, but cool puzzle nonetheless. Maybe it appeals more to a different demographic but it was a pleasure to watch.
In Engeland a purse is something like a wallet. in America a woman's purse is referring to her handbag. The lock is kind of shaped like a handbag I think the creator ment that with the purse reference.
Thanks for clarification!
The lock is shaped like a purse 👛
As already noted, it is a disk detainer. Normal picking of normal versions is a rare skill with rare tools. Its a case of security by obscurity.
What a wonderful puzzle!
Found Your videos from the one you sent LPL . LOVING the content =D. Keep it up man this is awesome =D
Thanks! Enjoy!
its not every day you see a disk detainer lock picked with a key blank. it's a puzzle that, in a pinch, also serves as somewhat of an introduction to disk detainers, which you definitely don't see every day.
As purely a puzzle it's not the best, but it's definitely an interesting idea.
The shape of the shackle and the brass part together resembles a woman's purse...also know as a hand bag 👜
Just last week the Lock Picking Lawyer had a puzzle to (break) open. Now you have a lock that needs picking! Coincidence, I think not…lol. You two should become friends…lol
“Nice click out of 2.”
It's cool, but more a custom lock to pick than what I'd consider a classic puzzle. I'm not saying there's not some overlap since opening a lock with picks is basically solving a puzzle you can't see. Still, there are channels devoted to lock picking where this would have far higher interest than here.
Yes!
THE PADLOCK LOOKS LIKE A PURSE !!!!!!!
Send it to lockpicking lawyer or lock noob!
This one would have been perfect for the Lock Picking Lawyer lol
intersting ..ingoying ..great ..i wander how to discribe Mr puzzle ..
he is my hero 😊😊😊
The key is in the purse
The lock is shaped like a purse.
I see what they did there 😃🤣
Mr. Puzzle a purse is a woman's handbag. Sometimes it can be a man's handbag
In the UK, a purse is a woman's wallet and coin purse all in one
@@Teverell same in Aus
A man's purse I call a Murse
Where I live the shape often associated with a purse is the same shape as this lock in this video, so I immediately knew the lock was the purse, but I hadn't thought about the fact that the common symbol for a woman's purse or handbag is shaped differently all over the world
@@Teverell well in the United States the woman's wallet is usually separate from her purse and the coin purse was sometimes a coin first can be built into the wallet. And sometimes a person can have a wall built into it. We have purses that do that. They have a spot where you have a built-in wallet. But usually nowadays the person the walls are separate from each other. Unless you get like a matching set than their kind of together.
Disc detainer locks are what this type of lock core is called.
You need the pick bosny bill and lol made
Crazy puzzle and very interesting. Not your usual lock.
Holy shit, that's an abloy classic. Bad ass lock!
Absolutely!
LPL would have had that open in less then 30 seconds 🤷♂️😂😂 good video Mr puzzle
I expect that too
@@Mr.Puzzle the real trick even for a lockpicker is finding out the hidden pin can be used to tension the rod that is the blocking element in all disc detainer locks.
i think there comes a point where a puzzle just isn't really a puzzle anymore... this is just picking a lock that you're unfamiliar with.
As far as I can tell. Maybe just me, but if you look at the lock and even has that thing to keep it stand up sort of looks like a purse if you look at it. Which like somebody said here is the hand bags you see people carry.
I am a magician and lockpicker and puzzler I love this combined knowledge on this puzzle lock stay safe art uk
Very interesting puzzle, and a very interesting solution.
Very cool puzzle
I agree send it to the Lock Picking Lawyer and see if he can solve it .
Send it to lock picking lawyer
Interesting puzzle !
8.32 anyone else screaming “put the pin in that hole, then put the bolt back”? Right, just needed that out of my system, back to the solve!
Hah WRONG! Quite a nice puzzle with layers of discoverability
I don't know if I'd call it an unfair puzzle, as it seems like it would be fairly simple to someone with lockpicking experience, but it's definitely a niche puzzle that appeals to a very narrow demographic of puzzle enthusiasts.
Same here, for me it was definitely a challe ge but for someone with experience in this field it would be probably very easy.
Somebody get "The Pick that Bosnian Bill and I made"
Very interesting...different!
That was best puzzle i have seen😳
Got to say for people with lock picking knowledge, this puzzle is probably only 1 out of 5 on difficulty.
I wonder what The Lock Picking Lawyer would make of it.
Hey mr puzzle you should send that lock to lock picking lawyer but tell him to not watch this video I would love to see how fast he could open the lock
Very cool.
The purse is the shape of the lock
The interesting part of this lock is that it is shaped like a purse
OMG he can't see the purse shape of padlock
Pretty nice puzzle for my door, I guess? 😆
All I know is its better you than me solving these things.
Puzzles that you figure out randomly kinda drive me crazy. I feel it's more bad design than a clever solution.
Reverse picking that's funny
I wonder how the Lock picking lawyer would do this :)
Unoriginal comment
I guess as you said that if you know about lock picking it would be easier. There should be something in the instructions that tells you this, otherwise it is impossible to solve. Could be very frustrating and I am sure it is NOT a cheap puzzle!
I've got the key, I've got the secret.......
Purse=Handtasche, vermutlich wegen der Form des Schlosses :)
Ja, Habs oben gelesen. Macht Sinn!
cool puzzle what no graphic description on paper. seemed more manipulation- less science of understanding on how it was unlocked,.also the one key -doesn't it allow you to unscrew the bolt on shackle as the cut out key does?as a result its a 4/5.
I guess the lock looks like a woman's handbag, that's why it says the key is in the purse.
😳☝️ I did not get that until I read this comment! Thanks!
Send it to LPL lockpickinglawyer, tell him not to watch this video, and see how fast he can open this.
you did well for it not being your forte. it’s 7/5 on the difficulty scale bc you’re not familiar with all the nuances of lock picking, but you still got steps correct because part of the solve was sequential discovery. My mistake would have been to put the post back together on the swivel end, which would have not led me to seeing the pin hole or being able to put pressure on the shackle. I was like, why isn’t he… and then it dawned on me, you screw the post together and then you can’t put pressure on the shackle. oops. Also! who would have guessed what the meaning of the engraving was?! You did! that was, even if accidental, really cool!
That's hilarious, the puzzle was just making a rudimentary disc detainer pick.
Its got a side bar to defeat as well. With a strange way to engage it.
Did you know that every 1000000 people who die at least 2 of them dont come back to life?
should have sent it to the LPL
"purse" = lady's handbag
If it weren't for those instructions, I would have reached for the pick that LPL and Bosnian Bill created. :)
This disk detainer may or may not me designed to break the pick that Bosnian bill and lpl made
A "purse" is the thing women carry with them, and keep all sort or crap in them. :)
Btw, did your channel turn into the LockPickingLawyer? lol
It's a disk detainer lock with a sidebar.
You would need to use the pick that bosnian bill and lpl made.
Just curious. Do you know what a purse is now?
If somebody has this puzzle and is willing to take it apart, you can see how this lock body can be teared down from this video: czcams.com/video/ufMYIbhH3ao/video.html (This video is about modified version of the original Abloy padlock where the official Abloy Classic core has been swapped with Abloy Exec core which has the same dimensions. Abloy never officially manufactured this purse/handbag shaped padlock with Abloy Exec core!)
If you tear down the puzzle, I'd love the see video or photos of the inside. I'd assume it has most of the discs replaced with pipe sections and you basically pick the 3 disc variant of the real Abloy Classic padlock using the shackle + small metal part for feedback for the sidebar movement. To pick the real Abloy lock, you have to do about the same but do it for 7-11 disks at the same time.
More like lock picking than puzzling. The only real puzzle part was unscrewing the 'hinge' to get the little pin. Well done nonetheless