Haha, it's crazy how all these companies and and people think it's such a great idea to make people forget about history by removing references and punishing people for mentioning it.
Yep, crazy. These people are always beating us with how we need to be "inclusive" and "tolerant" of others and their cultures. Except for "THAT" symbol! It can never, ever mean anything but pure evil ever again. Whatever.
Ya know, even though it isn't a complicated lock, the fact that it took him a couple minutes to unlock it is impressive and far better than other locks on this channel has done, and he didn't really say anything negative about it aside from that it is simple.
Why don't people make pronged keyholes more often? Even simple mechanisms multiply the picking time as proven here. If you want to keep something safe, I'd bet on 20 seconds more than 10 if I have no other choice.
a gunsafe can be opened with a spoon, but this thing needed proper tools (admittedly i could make that out of a soda can if I had to) and a decent bit of time in order to unlock
I'd wager it took that long only because LPL had to move from one leg of the keyway to the others -- meaning that if locks like this were more prevalent, it wouldn't be long before we hear, "...And we'll use the multi-pronged rake that BosnianBill and I made" and get an open within ten seconds.
"just a furniture lock" - give it some credit man, I took you way less to open US made gun locks on this channel, I'm actually really impressed at how much more tricky the lock becomes when pins are arranged in multiple arrays.
Faulty AI being used to auto censor stuff is driving people to ridiculous situations in order to avoid unfair punishment, bans or shadowbanning. Like people who use l33t speak or asterisks to self censor.
I just discovered this channel through JerryRigsEverything and have been watching lots of your videos. This one just reminds me of my old memories since we had this type of lock for most of our furniture back then. Thank you! Keep them great videos coming!
There's a city in New York named "Swastika" and their city council just voted to keep the name because they refuse to let the Nazis hijack something that was meant to define peace and serenity.
@@stannisbaratheon6661 I have studied Germanic/Norse Ruins, they were using it as a Symbol of power, as a "Wheel" if you will to churn everything in their path. THere was nothing Spiritual about the "Nazi" party which changed Dramatically after Tru--- I mean Hitler took power.
@@SlayerofFiction My guess is that since the eagle is a better established symbol in the west (look at how many countries have it as their national emblem) they couldn't get rid of it.
Google actually uses that symbol on their maps to denote Buddhist temples in Japan. And there's an interlocking row of them on the foundation of the 2nd Temple in Jerusalem.
The difference between this and other locks he opens much quicker is the raking technique he used on this one can be done by any random idiot in a similar time frame, whereas the locks he picks faster usig single pin picking would take most random idiots muuuuch longer, if they could even do it at all.
Ổ này thịnh hành khoản 20 năm trước có thể hơn vì từ nhỏ đả thấy ở nhà rồi, thời đó chưa có Camera trước các con hẻm nên trộm rất nhiều. Thời nay do có Camera với người đi lại nhiều với một khi mất chìa khóa thì coi như vứt nên người ta ít dùng và chuyển sang dạng chìa thường cho dể làm chìa.
It only took him that long because he had to pull the rake out and reorient it several times, which I guess is better than never having to do that? It's probably not much different to take 5 seconds or 45 seconds to open a lock...
@Erik Cnating My life right now is basically Netflix, youtube and Asgard's Wrath on the oculus... Usually it wouldn't even be that bad, but I spent all January and February at home to study for exams, so I would really like to go outside to see my friends and drink beer with them... At least I can still drink virtual beer with my friend Loki
Today, I'm going to unlock this tank with a banana. Aaanndd just like that I am in. As you can see, this tank only really works a tamper seal. And doesn't even work well as that.
It's also way older than this symbol of luck: "The earliest known swastika is from 10,000 BCE - part of 'an intricate meander pattern of joined-up swastikas' found on a late paleolithic figurine of a bird, carved from mammoth ivory, found in Mezine, Ukraine." (wikipedia) It's still gonna be associated with nazism in the west though because you see nazis using it more than any others there.
There is a gas station in Oklahoma that has this symbol on all its gas tanks and it's praised as a cultural symbol of the people. But if I even mention the name of it someone will get offended
Doesn't matter. That symbol has been completely and thoroughly associated with exactly one "belief" in the West. Anyone in Europe or the Americas who uses it claiming "It doesn't mean that!" is self-delusional at best, purposefully deceitful and racist at worst.
Every people have their own version of it. It's propaganda that cause hatred for symbols while being ignorant to them. The people that call it racist and hateful have not bothered to research it outside of propaganda movies and remain ignorant and bigoted.
Time consuming is the best thing a lock can offer a home owner who will be sufficiently warned when he/she hears someone picking the front door, and has time to load the gun.
Just by design alone, in spite of the simple pins, this lock still beats the piss out of other locks. Crossover between this lock design and Abus when?
I believe that a time consuming to pick lock is better than the "unpick-able" ones. A pentacle one would look sick af and I would be the one to purchase it!
Well he Did picked more than 1k lock already, also he needs a proper tool for this thing. Comparing to other locks that has been picked by this guy, 40 seconds is quite time consuming already.
@@yes78 well this is a furniture lock, used to protect cheap items, not houses. Also the lock would be ( Most of the time) in the side of the closet/cupboards/etc, and can't be moved freely like in the video, making it harder to pick. Comparing to most of the locks that this guy picks using household item in under 10 seconds, this is still a lock that have done a good job already. In a larceny scenario, it would take way more than 30s to pick a lock like this.
I mean, it is the next logical progression of their policy. Because when someone uses the term, they're either criticizing youtube or trying to talk about certain demonitizable subjects without being direct.
I have heard claims that that might be the case already, i have no particula proof though. Except this but it only has demotized In it. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ozg1Cnm6SdtM4M5rATkANAi07xAzYWaKL7HKxyvoHzk/htmlview#gid=674179785.
I like your name Definitely insane, The CZcams producers need to be compensated for all their time and effort that goes into producing the various videos for their channels, It’s a great deal of work that goes into each and every video, No matter who’s channel, Lots and lots of time as well as Brain power is spent , So all of those CZcams producers need to be compensated , It’s the dog and pony show from the CZcams hierarchy which has hosed up a lot of peoples Channel streams, As well as their revenues , Not to mention driving away their audiences; Things can get really outrageous, That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it
@Dethcloth Even if they officially demonitize everything on their end. That genie is already out of the bottle, and companies that are interested will just bypass google adsense altogether. Not to mention, youtube ALREADY reports losses, so they can't really afford to lose all of the streamers and content creators to a more competitive platform.
@@qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq-q He usually shows the key if it's anything interesting or unusual, so I guess he got this lock without a key and couldn't show us one.
In eastern europe it is a symbol of death and destruction. Which is ironic because early slavs also used it and it also had a different meaning Terryfing how one psycho can change the meaning of something so ancient in such a relatively short time
Noticed there's a little dot on the lock, now on the key there will be a prong where a small circular piece will protrude out of the 4 prongs. You insert the protruded prong to fit the prong where the dot is indicated.
@@jacksonsmith6373 Wow, that sounds like a pretty sweet guy. Can't believe he had the compassion and empathy needed to teach a struggling foreigner spanish.
They'd either pass it up or, as LPL teaches us, probably just try to break/smash open whatever's locked in the first place rather than try to pick it. Weakest link and all that.
He picked the lock of his personal recommendation bike lock in roughly 47 seconds. This lock was about 60 seconds... so yeah, this took longer to pick than what he considers best lock?
Imagine how boring movies would be if they had this guy... "I've located the vault but I have some bad news, It's using a military grade lock that is only possible to unlock with a key that the president wears around his neck. We will have to kidnap the president, we're going to have to plan this and proceed with severe caution... one small mistake and... LPL: Unlocked, wow that was an incredibly difficult lock to pick!
@Snoi Med Primarily because LPL-grade professionals are exceedingly rare. You don't get that good by being a criminal because if you mess up as a criminal you go to jail and can't further develop your skills; you do it by years of legitimate experience and by that point you're very unlikely to throw it all away for a criminal endeavor. There is also the honest truth that some locks are genuinely unpickable, as we've seen on this channel. Even the best lockpicker wouldn't want to go up against an Abloy or similar, so it's often simpler to just acquire the key somehow.
@Snoi Med At some point it becomes more expedient to carry something to blast or melt your way through a lock, or to break in via the weakest link: people.
@@nguyenhoanglong5574 There are like the isosceles triangles as windmill wings and then there are the right triangles. The one with the right triangles or if you know heraldry terms the "Gyronny" division is similar to a svastika. Just imagine you are putting sails or "wings" onto the svastika and each sail is a right triangle with edges corresponding to each edge of the gamma cross.
It's the symbol that now represents the worst of humanity so I think they have some grounds there. Peace symbol or not, a youtube bot couldn't figure that out
It looks like it would be part of the front door of a seemingly nice family who moved in next door, and you'd glance at it repeatedly when you go to their house to meet them
The term Manji can be used for the shape in question. It is a reversed form of this shape and the original version which was indeed a symbol of wisdom and peace for millennia.
Another useful term to remember is Hakenkreuz (broken cross). Even during WW2, the symbol was still used officially in Scandinavia with no ideological connection to Nazism. It could be seen on the tails of Finnish Air Force aircraft, both during the Winter War (in which they defended independently against Soviet aggression, though nominally aligned with the Allies), and during the Continuation War (in which they accepted military assistance from Germany, but cracked down on attempts to implement SS policies locally).
Yeah, same for me. The nazi svastika is usually displayed with a 45 degree spin as well. Usually the indian symbol also seems to have the arms pointing the other direction.
I don’t understand why CZcams is a bitch nowadays, why would you demonetize a video for saying a word? Sure it is offensive to most people,sure it is a horrible thing that happened, but it happened, its history, why sensor history?
@@zoriox8667 as someone who makes sensors I feel I should point out that the censor you're looking for has the letter c. That said, to answer your question, they do it because they want to feel powerful and they're too stupid to not overreach. They're much like legislators and police in that regard. Context and nuance are for those of us who are vastly superior; I want to say i.e. the master race but master class might be more appropriate.
Oh boi not every one will get this joke for those who dint understood it is a reference to one of Hitler's promisses that the third riench would last 1000 years
"the number of pins and the three different arms in which they are arranged can make it time consuming to open" he says, after opening it in just a minute with a raking attack.
@@Crackmonkey2110 there've been plenty of no curves symbols for thousands of years, it's literally the same thing, they've just changed its meaning in 20th century and kept it this way since.
I think it's more like a 'ever-calm pilot': "Hi folks. Just wanted to inform you, we have no working engines on this plane. I'm just going to have to make an unscheduled stop in the ocean. Have a nice day"
"This can be very time consuming to open" less than a minute later, picked. you know it actually takes me longer to get into my house with my keys sometimes.. >_>
One interesting note about the symbol is that by looking at the orientation, you can probably know roughly where it came from, this "anti clockwise" version is the original symbol that is used mostly outside of China. When Buddhism spread to the mainland of China, the Chinese changed this symbol to be clockwise and mainly used this version since the 7th century. The difference of orientation was originally caused by the different orientation monks unwrap their sutra, but after WWII, I would think that most chinese lock makers prefer the clockwise orientation. But regardless of the orientation, it's still the same symbol, one for good fortune and virtue.
I think it is worth noting that the symbol really became popular as a symbol for hate looooong before Hitler, when it was found at the site of what was believed to be the city of Troy, some thought it was the missing link in human civilization hunting at an extinct master race. So, while, sure it means luck, it sometimes had luck as a secondary meaning, like how Coca Cola used it to resemble the luck of being American, so the idea that the symbol had one meaning and that it abruptly shifted… it’s more complicated than that
You must be 12 or something. No one born before the year 2000 (ie, people that weren't born tiktok level retrded) would be oblivious to the meaning of the symbol.
Well that may be true you have to remember for croque that may not have the right tools this would take probably powers to open because they wanted to know how to properly open it.
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lol a small furniture lock lasted longer than most "unpickable" locks in the market.
German State-Of-The-Art Technology
Yes i know this lock is not german
@Stella Hohenheim ope we got a neo nazi
@Stella Hohenheim excuse me, what?
@Stella Hohenheim you have 2 IQ
@Stella Hohenheim bruh
The demonitization lock
are videos under 5 min counted ?
Haha, it's crazy how all these companies and and people think it's such a great idea to make people forget about history by removing references and punishing people for mentioning it.
Yep, crazy. These people are always beating us with how we need to be "inclusive" and "tolerant" of others and their cultures.
Except for "THAT" symbol! It can never, ever mean anything but pure evil ever again.
Whatever.
You can just call it the Manji lock
666 likes Hitler confirmed
The way the cross bends is actually important when it comes to the symbol. I saw quite a few of them in Japan.
Must be some global trend, I’ve seen it in Germany as well.
*WW2 Flashbacks*
@@enerenn Ikr
I guess you don't know your history on how they loved to take symbols and distort them.
Ye the symbol used to mean good luck or fortune or sum like that. It still does ppl just associate it w nazis Bc they used it in a negative way
Ya know, even though it isn't a complicated lock, the fact that it took him a couple minutes to unlock it is impressive and far better than other locks on this channel has done, and he didn't really say anything negative about it aside from that it is simple.
It was once a symbol of luck, but now it's a symbol of lock.
The boy scouts use to have ut as a patch. Countless civilizations have used this symbol in 1 form or another.
Gods help us when it becomes a symbol of lick.
jaque mate
Lol
You must go.
39 seconds. That humble little "furniture grade" lock has already accomplished more than 90% of locks shown on this channel.
I intend to make furniture with locks that change this perception.
Why don't people make pronged keyholes more often? Even simple mechanisms multiply the picking time as proven here. If you want to keep something safe, I'd bet on 20 seconds more than 10 if I have no other choice.
It beat those pad locks with the plastic tumbler mechanisms, that can be melted with a bic lighter LOL
a gunsafe can be opened with a spoon, but this thing needed proper tools (admittedly i could make that out of a soda can if I had to) and a decent bit of time in order to unlock
I'd wager it took that long only because LPL had to move from one leg of the keyway to the others -- meaning that if locks like this were more prevalent, it wouldn't be long before we hear, "...And we'll use the multi-pronged rake that BosnianBill and I made" and get an open within ten seconds.
"just a furniture lock" - give it some credit man, I took you way less to open US made gun locks on this channel, I'm actually really impressed at how much more tricky the lock becomes when pins are arranged in multiple arrays.
The fear of demonetization is a powerful censorship of educational content it seems. Thank you LPL.
@@kkknowyouknow maybe because the swastika is strongly associated with the nazis
Faulty AI being used to auto censor stuff is driving people to ridiculous situations in order to avoid unfair punishment, bans or shadowbanning. Like people who use l33t speak or asterisks to self censor.
And thus fell the "Third Rake".
:D :D I see what you did there...
nice
I don’t think enough people get this… this should have way more likes hahahah
Nicee
Underrated comment.
The last thing Hitler heard before he killed himself: “Nothing 2... nothing on 3... 4 is binding...”
I'm rolling xD
@Anonymous Anonymous So click on 1?
Yeeter Yoted haha ya beat me to it sunuva
@@stopkins222 klik na prvej
@@stopkins222 more like click on one and the lock is done
I just discovered this channel through JerryRigsEverything and have been watching lots of your videos. This one just reminds me of my old memories since we had this type of lock for most of our furniture back then. Thank you! Keep them great videos coming!
"How I love locks that teach me about the culture that produced them" very close call with this keyway
There's a city in New York named "Swastika" and their city council just voted to keep the name because they refuse to let the Nazis hijack something that was meant to define peace and serenity.
Interesting that the Swastika gets all the bad rap, but the Eagle is still a common symbol everywhere.
@@SlayerofFiction People like birds, Its why we eat chicken
@@stannisbaratheon6661 I have studied Germanic/Norse Ruins, they were using it as a Symbol of power, as a "Wheel" if you will to churn everything in their path. THere was nothing Spiritual about the "Nazi" party which changed Dramatically after Tru--- I mean Hitler took power.
@@SlayerofFiction My guess is that since the eagle is a better established symbol in the west (look at how many countries have it as their national emblem) they couldn't get rid of it.
wow, rare to hear New Yorkers acting rationally
A lock so secure that is demonetizes any attempt to record someone breaking into it
Pau Gelabert Sachse 666 likes on this comment, coincidence, I think not 😈
The thing about that symbol is it's not the swatstica
@@creapyboitron5220 swastika*
@bacon froyo You're really making me hungry here
That's a powerful lock :)
Google actually uses that symbol on their maps to denote Buddhist temples in Japan. And there's an interlocking row of them on the foundation of the 2nd Temple in Jerusalem.
The first and second temple were built in the same exact place. And what are you talking about??
Thank you for these videos. They brighten the day!
The final solution to security.
Legally not allowed to unlock
*sigh*
when freedom burns
the final solution
dreams fade away and all hope turns to dust
@@imanin9972 aye sabaton
i literally went into the comments to see this lmfao
For a “cheap” furniture lock it seemed far more secure than many of the other locks on this channel.
Its security is based on a symbol deemed forbidden in the West. We should call this Westbane keywells.
That is an Uberlock
Deffo harder to pick than any Master Lock 🤣
The difference between this and other locks he opens much quicker is the raking technique he used on this one can be done by any random idiot in a similar time frame, whereas the locks he picks faster usig single pin picking would take most random idiots muuuuch longer, if they could even do it at all.
@@martyjehovah The real question is would you rather have a stupidly funky(triggering) furniture lock or a overpriced shitty(normie) front door lock?
I live in Germany. That keyway caught my eye.
As a Vietnamese, I've never seen such locks with a keyway like this, well I guess the more you know
Ổ này thịnh hành khoản 20 năm trước có thể hơn vì từ nhỏ đả thấy ở nhà rồi, thời đó chưa có Camera trước các con hẻm nên trộm rất nhiều. Thời nay do có Camera với người đi lại nhiều với một khi mất chìa khóa thì coi như vứt nên người ta ít dùng và chuyển sang dạng chìa thường cho dể làm chìa.
You don't understand, LPL. This lock is far more powerful than you can imagine. It has the power to lock entire CZcams channels.
It's the lock that all lock picking CZcams Channels fear
I like how he said "it doesn't look particularly well made" but it took much longer to open than some super locks advertised as pick-proof
It only took him that long because he had to pull the rake out and reorient it several times, which I guess is better than never having to do that? It's probably not much different to take 5 seconds or 45 seconds to open a lock...
The longer it takes to open a lock, the more discouraging it is for someone trying to open it.
Sometimes in security, novelty is more effective than quality.
He means i'ts not well made as in you can kick it open or just beat it with a hammer.
it took longer because it's a novel and somewhat complex design. if it was well made and in that design it would have been much harder.
"Yt will demonize me"
Ww2 documentaries: I have no such weakness
They do...
Yeah what? Lmao war documentaries are almost certainly not monetized on here
Now you remind me of my childhood seeing this lock at my grandparents' home.
I swear even the word "demonetize" will become a demonetization keyword
Pretty sure CZcams beat you to that joke.
@@theGhostWolfe wouldn't be surprised
Instead of demonitize you say CZcams no give me money for me video
You have to say "unmoneyify" now
Yellow dollarsign
As an Italian, the only thing I see here is an extruder to make fusilli pasta
Fusilli has three spirals. God help them if the factory receives a extruder covered in holes to make four
@Mitzi Miau Yeah, right. Totally. Hence why if I make a anti-semitic, it'll get taken down for hate speech. Because they do nothing.
@Erik Cnating My life right now is basically Netflix, youtube and Asgard's Wrath on the oculus...
Usually it wouldn't even be that bad, but I spent all January and February at home to study for exams, so I would really like to go outside to see my friends and drink beer with them...
At least I can still drink virtual beer with my friend Loki
@Righteous ive been seeing your other weird comments on here.. maybe take a break from CZcams and take a walk or something frien
@Righteous I cant even understand half your comments. Just go back to pol my guy. Theres a place for people like you, stay in there.
That lock looks radical.
I just imagine, going down a road looking for a lock to pick, and just seeing this lock.
Furniture lock: takes some time with specialized tools
Gun lock: instantly open with random object
Today, I'm going to unlock this tank with a banana.
Aaanndd just like that I am in. As you can see, this tank only really works a tamper seal. And doesn't even work well as that.
Simple solution: just lock the gun lock with the furniture lock
I see the easier approach here is to unlock the gun lock with the furniture lock and "bypass" the furniture lock with the unlocked gun lol
ButtMunchkin very clever
AlexTheStampede Sounds about right, can’t be struggling with a lock when someone bursts into your house at 1 AM
I hope people realize that this symbol is older than most major religions.
It's also way older than this symbol of luck:
"The earliest known swastika is from 10,000 BCE - part of 'an intricate meander pattern of joined-up swastikas' found on a late paleolithic figurine of a bird, carved from mammoth ivory, found in Mezine, Ukraine." (wikipedia)
It's still gonna be associated with nazism in the west though because you see nazis using it more than any others there.
There is a gas station in Oklahoma that has this symbol on all its gas tanks and it's praised as a cultural symbol of the people. But if I even mention the name of it someone will get offended
all it takes is one asshole to ruin something of good cor everyone else.
Doesn't matter. That symbol has been completely and thoroughly associated with exactly one "belief" in the West. Anyone in Europe or the Americas who uses it claiming "It doesn't mean that!" is self-delusional at best, purposefully deceitful and racist at worst.
Every people have their own version of it.
It's propaganda that cause hatred for symbols while being ignorant to them.
The people that call it racist and hateful have not bothered to research it outside of propaganda movies and remain ignorant and bigoted.
I never saw a lock like this before. Thank you for sharing the information.
Time consuming is the best thing a lock can offer a home owner who will be sufficiently warned when he/she hears someone picking the front door, and has time to load the gun.
I think this has been the most effort you put into a raking in quite some time.
It was more like raping
Nogarda yeah, ~50 seconds seems to be quite a bit longer than other raking attacks I’ve seen him do!
Raking attack fuck yeah!
@@AnonDrewT Normal lock takes him like 3-5 seconds, so id say that Vietnamese are onto something.
@@AnonDrewT Or he raked open 5 locks taking about 10 seconds each.
Just by design alone, in spite of the simple pins, this lock still beats the piss out of other locks.
Crossover between this lock design and Abus when?
yeah, right. As if a german company would use this design.
@@melonlord1414 haha I would love to see the scandal
@@melonlord1414 sadly.
@@melonlord1414 Nah, the Fourth Reich has a different symbol...€
Herr Frau Merkel doesn't approve of the old symbol. It's too obvious.
just use a three- or five-pronged version
I guess this is a pretty good lock since you didnt pick it in 1 second using a branch
I believe that a time consuming to pick lock is better than the "unpick-able" ones. A pentacle one would look sick af and I would be the one to purchase it!
Hey, I saw someone wear this lock on their left sholder once.
Thank you General Kenobi, very cool!
I heard it seals gass out of their suits, unlock it and it lets air in.
Hello there!
@@leventevincze1034 Hello there
Haha
"Time Consuming to open."
Ah yes,
*Looks at video length*
Time Consuming.
Well he Did picked more than 1k lock already, also he needs a proper tool for this thing.
Comparing to other locks that has been picked by this guy, 40 seconds is quite time consuming already.
Đào Đức Mạnh yeah you should only need 30s to break into a house or steal a motorbike
@@yes78 well this is a furniture lock, used to protect cheap items, not houses. Also the lock would be ( Most of the time) in the side of the closet/cupboards/etc, and can't be moved freely like in the video, making it harder to pick. Comparing to most of the locks that this guy picks using household item in under 10 seconds, this is still a lock that have done a good job already. In a larceny scenario, it would take way more than 30s to pick a lock like this.
Remember this guy is a master picker (I think that's what you call someone that picks locks)
@@yes78
Me: 🤨
LPL:😏
Me: oh no!!
Lpl: Hold my beer
Really interesting design, I'd love to see how it works and how much more complex it is vs a typical "normal" lock
The library in my home town has that symbol around the roof line. It was built in the early 1900's. It still creates a stir.
You know, just the shape would probably scare most burglars away.
Burgled sees lock: “wait who the fuck am I trying to rob”
they'll get ptsd when they see the keyway
thats what she said
It just show the man is BASED
@@dmrknbld NOOO
I imagine at some point videos which mention the word "demonetize" will automatically get demonetized
I mean, it is the next logical progression of their policy. Because when someone uses the term, they're either criticizing youtube or trying to talk about certain demonitizable subjects without being direct.
I have heard claims that that might be the case already, i have no particula proof though. Except this but it only has demotized In it. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ozg1Cnm6SdtM4M5rATkANAi07xAzYWaKL7HKxyvoHzk/htmlview#gid=674179785.
"Paddlin' the school canoe? Oh, you better believe that's a paddlin'."
I like your name Definitely insane,
The CZcams producers need to be compensated for all their time and effort that goes into producing the various videos for their channels,
It’s a great deal of work that goes into each and every video,
No matter who’s channel,
Lots and lots of time as well as Brain power is spent ,
So all of those CZcams producers need to be compensated ,
It’s the dog and pony show from the CZcams hierarchy which has hosed up a lot of peoples Channel streams,
As well as their revenues ,
Not to mention driving away their audiences;
Things can get really outrageous,
That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it
@Dethcloth Even if they officially demonitize everything on their end. That genie is already out of the bottle, and companies that are interested will just bypass google adsense altogether. Not to mention, youtube ALREADY reports losses, so they can't really afford to lose all of the streamers and content creators to a more competitive platform.
1:12 It’s a Wave Reich, not a wave rake. 😉
How strange, I saw this same lock design in Argentina once...
I saw a dude with this lock tattooed on the back of his head once
Unlock it with a hefty wrench.
@@cezarcatalin1406 - Don’t think that would fit in the keyway.
@@jsl6155 make your own keyway with this drain pipe wrapped in tape 😤
Uh oh
Must have been a fan of Vietnamese culture
Would have been mildly satisfying to see the keys used on it and to see the keys from different angles. Yet another cool video though, thank you.
Doug S. Was wanting the same thing lol
I agree - while i appreciate generally that these videos are pretty short, it would be nice to also have a closer look at the lock and key themselves.
@@qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq-q He usually shows the key if it's anything interesting or unusual, so I guess he got this lock without a key and couldn't show us one.
@@Chiaros are you blind?
Георги Ставрев there are 3 keys in the video and thumbnail...
For some reason the symbol is on an armband my Grandpa has!
Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
*slowly raises hand but stops halfway*
Show us how the key fits into the lock!!! We demand satisfaction!
It is almost like any other. There is a mark on the key to align with the dot on the lock. It turns the same way.
@@escutus but the key doesn't have the twirl/angle
Agreed, I suspect the key only fits one way, is frustrating to align, but would be satisfying to witness.
it's fitting the pins are in the cross section not located at the hook section there is no need for a twisted key
@@Travst357 if it feels like mine there shouldn't be a problem. You can feel the key. I think it was a bump that you can feel and it goes in easy.
- On a scale from 1 to 10, how secure is this lock?
- *NEIN*
NEIN in equals no
@@joshuagallego9421 I think he said nein because it sounds similar to nine
@@joshuagallego9421 r/whoooosh
@@interestingname5017 no stupid it means no
@@PacMacDo I know it's no ffs, but It sounds similar to nine
thank you for getting right to the point of the video and not babbling on for 10 minutes with only 1 minute on the lock.
The Swastika is an ancient sacred symbol that has been here for thousands years and will be much more.
In eastern europe it is a symbol of death and destruction. Which is ironic because early slavs also used it and it also had a different meaning
Terryfing how one psycho can change the meaning of something so ancient in such a relatively short time
@@tomaszzalewski4541 in eastern Europe swastika also can be seen in many places as a symbol of magic and good forces, but not a nazi swastika.
Looking forward to the Masterlock version, in which 3 of the 4 legs have just been drawn on with a sharpie.
Or a sticker.
XD
Unfortunately those were the legs that contained the pins...
@@my3dviews A swasticker?
@@MushVPeets Damn. I wish I had thought of that. LOL
I would've liked to see how the actualy key fit into the lock.
same
I was looking for this specific comment, kudos.
Noticed there's a little dot on the lock, now on the key there will be a prong where a small circular piece will protrude out of the 4 prongs. You insert the protruded prong to fit the prong where the dot is indicated.
+1
It just slides Reich in
Behold. The final solution to all your security needs!
finally, a lock for us epic gamers
I tried picking this lock and gave up. You could say it was My Struggle
@Red Pilled Foxlike 10 people have seen this comment, shut up
Pretty sure only us Germans and History fanatics will get that joke
Using a key for this lock is not the final solution to getting it open.
@@Mephiston Okay I dont get that
xGxPhantom Zzz Mein Kampf is a book written by Hitler and in English it translates to my struggle
My grandpa had this lock on his old helmet from when he was 19, didn’t know he was an apprentice locksmith
Hb
If he's still alive, ask him if he remembers any Spanish from when he lived in Argentina.
1.3M views He used to mention his doctor taught him Spanish down there, think his name was Jose Mengele or something like that
@@jacksonsmith6373 Wow, that sounds like a pretty sweet guy. Can't believe he had the compassion and empathy needed to teach a struggling foreigner spanish.
1.3M views Yea, went out of his way to teach my grandpa and his twin brother, wish people were still that nice to strangers these days.
It looks so pretty
This is very stimulating
LPL: "We're going to start with a raking attack."
Me: *checks length of video* "Yeah I don't think we're going to need a plan B..."
Underrated comment.
now now, 60 sec raking from LPL is like a 20 minute attack from the average raker.
plan zyklon?
He blitzkrieg the shit out of that lock
He really blitzed through it
Your concept of time consuming opening locks is completely different than my concept of time consuming.
Given that his raking attacks usually last less than 2 seconds, a whole minute is like eternity…
Thieves are criminals of opportunity, they wouldn't even try and open this because it would take so much longer than a normal lock.
They'd either pass it up or, as LPL teaches us, probably just try to break/smash open whatever's locked in the first place rather than try to pick it. Weakest link and all that.
He picked the lock of his personal recommendation bike lock in roughly 47 seconds.
This lock was about 60 seconds... so yeah, this took longer to pick than what he considers best lock?
He's wife: You only lasted for 39sec in bed. I know it was very time consuming.
Nothing stops this freaking man 💀
It took LPL like a minute to open it, and he says "...number of pins and arms can make it time consuming to open" LOL
Imagine how boring movies would be if they had this guy... "I've located the vault but I have some bad news, It's using a military grade lock that is only possible to unlock with a key that the president wears around his neck. We will have to kidnap the president, we're going to have to plan this and proceed with severe caution... one small mistake and...
LPL: Unlocked, wow that was an incredibly difficult lock to pick!
@@nathanhansen1636 he said wares iirc
@Snoi Med Primarily because LPL-grade professionals are exceedingly rare. You don't get that good by being a criminal because if you mess up as a criminal you go to jail and can't further develop your skills; you do it by years of legitimate experience and by that point you're very unlikely to throw it all away for a criminal endeavor. There is also the honest truth that some locks are genuinely unpickable, as we've seen on this channel. Even the best lockpicker wouldn't want to go up against an Abloy or similar, so it's often simpler to just acquire the key somehow.
@@WardenWolf if it's a criminal organization they send personnel to be trained for this purpose.
@Snoi Med reminds me of that movie Tower Heist where they get a pro to decode a safe. Not nearly as cool as LPL though
@Snoi Med
At some point it becomes more expedient to carry something to blast or melt your way through a lock, or to break in via the weakest link: people.
Windmill: *Exists*
CZcams: That's a demonetization right there.
Wtf kinda windmills are you finding lmao
Wrong
@@nguyenhoanglong5574 There are like the isosceles triangles as windmill wings and then there are the right triangles. The one with the right triangles or if you know heraldry terms the "Gyronny" division is similar to a svastika. Just imagine you are putting sails or "wings" onto the svastika and each sail is a right triangle with edges corresponding to each edge of the gamma cross.
It's the symbol that now represents the worst of humanity so I think they have some grounds there. Peace symbol or not, a youtube bot couldn't figure that out
@@nguyenhoanglong5574 Long Hua Chicken
The old 88 style key way
It looks like it would be part of the front door of a seemingly nice family who moved in next door, and you'd glance at it repeatedly when you go to their house to meet them
The term Manji can be used for the shape in question. It is a reversed form of this shape and the original version which was indeed a symbol of wisdom and peace for millennia.
No wonder why did Nazi symbol that is reversed from a symbol of wisdom and peace for millennia wreaked havoc among the world :(
@@lorenzknox6922 It was intended to bring them luck.
Manji. I have to remember that word.
Another useful term to remember is Hakenkreuz (broken cross).
Even during WW2, the symbol was still used officially in Scandinavia with no ideological connection to Nazism. It could be seen on the tails of Finnish Air Force aircraft, both during the Winter War (in which they defended independently against Soviet aggression, though nominally aligned with the Allies), and during the Continuation War (in which they accepted military assistance from Germany, but cracked down on attempts to implement SS policies locally).
@@Kromaatikse Hakenkreuz means "Hook cross" not broken cross
is it just me or did it bother other people that he never put the key in
I guess it is just what he does for living 🤷🏻♂️
For real! It would have been so satisfying
Does inserting keys inside locks really excite you?
@@davidduggan1202 Why are you judging?
@@davidduggan1202 yes
Perfect Lock doesn't exi...
The only lock that can lock CZcams videos
ah yes the *"lockzi" and the "swastikey"*
XDDD
loll
Underrated comment 👍
Oh yea i know
Gestakey
SS Wakeyn
Honestly, because of the curves in the corners that symbol didnt even come into my mind. I thought it looked kind of like a ships propeller.
I thought of a swirly design like a pinwheel or a flower
It's just a comic sans swastika
Ship propellers are raycis too in these times and day
@@Cenentury0941 😂😂😂
Yeah, same for me. The nazi svastika is usually displayed with a 45 degree spin as well. Usually the indian symbol also seems to have the arms pointing the other direction.
'We're gonna pick this open, and we're gonna START with a raking attack'... Rakes, it, nothing else follows.
Thats a cool looking lock
“CZcams will demonetize the video if I say the name”
CZcams: you’re getting demonetize either way.
I don’t understand why CZcams is a bitch nowadays, why would you demonetize a video for saying a word? Sure it is offensive to most people,sure it is a horrible thing that happened, but it happened, its history, why sensor history?
Nah. The vid has ads
@@zoriox8667 youtube isn't pro free speech
@@lasercat538 unfortunately not, worst thing is, before ww2 swastikas were not a bad thing
@@zoriox8667 as someone who makes sensors I feel I should point out that the censor you're looking for has the letter c. That said, to answer your question, they do it because they want to feel powerful and they're too stupid to not overreach. They're much like legislators and police in that regard. Context and nuance are for those of us who are vastly superior; I want to say i.e. the master race but master class might be more appropriate.
as a vietnamese person, i am highly disappointed of our lock's security. though if you open it, the Viet Cong will come.
"The rice is secure" rising storm 2 players on northern victories
Tru
Don't forget nails and sharp traps.
And here I thought vietnamese people prefer to refer to the "Viet Cong" as Liberation Army of South Vietnam, or National Liberation Front.
@@mirror452 nah that is for the North Army i thinks, not for the Vietcong
I know a guy that’d fucking love this.
This is one of the hardest locks I've seen on this channel
The lock that will last a 1000 years
🤣
Oh boi not every one will get this joke
for those who dint understood it is a reference to one of Hitler's promisses that the third riench would last 1000 years
So you mean it will be opened by a Russian, an American and an Englishman by brute force after 12 years?
I was gonna like this comment but it's 88 😏
I have the master key but I lost it in the attic
Us: damn that lock looks hard to pick
Him: " explains some history and takes almost all the vid"
Him: "unlocks the lock in 30 sec"
Us:"confused"
Wait a minute... this isn't my world...
DISAPPOINTED!
Same
@Mr. Dank But can he unlock something hidden behind an engima machine encrypted lock?
30 seconds is a LONG time for this channel. It's usually 3 or 4.
666th like...
A symbol of good lock!
Lmao nah the key holes curve. Wrong symbol
What a neat lock
"the number of pins and the three different arms in which they are arranged can make it time consuming to open" he says, after opening it in just a minute with a raking attack.
considering he has opened locks with twigs and other crazy stuff in under 5 seconds before i'd say this is a huge improvement.
A minute is quite a lot for a raking attack considering he normally does those in a couple of seconds
Berat Ademi i agree for him a whole minute of raking = like 2 hrs of raking for an average person lol.
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Given what we have seen from Brinks, this is not that bad!!
"don't worry, Hitler lock isn't real"
Hitler lock:
the swastika of racism has no curves
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Cause racism isn’t thicc
Hitlock
@@Crackmonkey2110 there've been plenty of no curves symbols for thousands of years, it's literally the same thing, they've just changed its meaning in 20th century and kept it this way since.
@@JumpeeH why do bad jokes always get me
Who doesn't want their thiefs to have good luck and fortune, great design!
That is, the image of a fan or rotor propellor for a key mechanism is genius.
This guy has that flight attendant voice. Showing us how to adjust our seatbelt.
click out of seatbelt 1, movement on 2
I think it's more like a 'ever-calm pilot': "Hi folks. Just wanted to inform you, we have no working engines on this plane. I'm just going to have to make an unscheduled stop in the ocean. Have a nice day"
"This can be very time consuming to open" less than a minute later, picked. you know it actually takes me longer to get into my house with my keys sometimes.. >_>
So true, even longer if you really, really have to go. You do know the second and third most secure motorcycle locks lasted less than 20 seconds.
Probably one of the longest lasting locks I've seen on here.
One interesting note about the symbol is that by looking at the orientation, you can probably know roughly where it came from, this "anti clockwise" version is the original symbol that is used mostly outside of China. When Buddhism spread to the mainland of China, the Chinese changed this symbol to be clockwise and mainly used this version since the 7th century. The difference of orientation was originally caused by the different orientation monks unwrap their sutra, but after WWII, I would think that most chinese lock makers prefer the clockwise orientation. But regardless of the orientation, it's still the same symbol, one for good fortune and virtue.
cheers
I think it is worth noting that the symbol really became popular as a symbol for hate looooong before Hitler, when it was found at the site of what was believed to be the city of Troy, some thought it was the missing link in human civilization hunting at an extinct master race. So, while, sure it means luck, it sometimes had luck as a secondary meaning, like how Coca Cola used it to resemble the luck of being American, so the idea that the symbol had one meaning and that it abruptly shifted… it’s more complicated than that
Me: Sees a symbol that looks like a vortex or a hurricane cloud
LPL: A symbol that might get me demonetized
Me: Oh
You must be 12 or something. No one born before the year 2000 (ie, people that weren't born tiktok level retrded) would be oblivious to the meaning of the symbol.
@@supermaster2012 this comment screams boomer
@@eeeecca I, someone with boomer parents, repeat the comment. Go read a history book.
the guy above me will piss people off, dont respond to him, let him be sped in peace
@@supermaster2012 please shut up.
When your furniture lock takes 50 times longer to pick than a $50 masterlock
Im proud that this lock took longer to open with a fricking waverake
That lock symbol got me thinking of that one painter for a second
"time consuming to open".....proceeds to open it in less than one minute. His definition of "time consuming" is a far cry from us mortals
Agreed
Well that may be true you have to remember for croque that may not have the right tools this would take probably powers to open because they wanted to know how to properly open it.
I could call 911 in less than a minute
@@thegreatandmightyseff7214 sure but how long does it take for the dispatched cops get your place on usual.
@@zachbahamutson5477 Uh... I can shoot a gun in less than a minute /s
I love how elegant the lock and key looks for this one, the design's beautiful.
Nazi
@@HerzeleidRMMSTN
NaaN
@@HerzeleidRMMSTN I hope you're just sarcastic 😂
As a Vietnamese this bring back a lot of memories
As a German it sure does...
That was a couple of right angles away from being a problem