I was a counter-intelligence officer in the Army. As far as physical security goes, we knew that locks only serve one purpose -- to keep honest people honest.
@@TheFinnish1 As the man in the video shows, if someone wants to pick a lock, they can learn how and do so fairly easily. A lock is just there to keep people who aren't absolutely determined to get into a place out.
Watching LockPickingLawyer has taught me two lessons: 1. Masterlocks are bad 2. If a thief really wants something, a lock won't stop them. But, locks can be used to keep people away who doesn't want your stuff that badly.
Thank you for the KG to Desert Eagle conversion. As an American I struggle with metric units of weight, but converting it to firearm units made it much simpler to understand.
The struggle works both ways. I'm just of the opinion that if you can't do literally everything in literally any unit, even ones made up on the spot when you don't have the requisite manufactured tools, you're an idiot. 😛 I also strongly disbelieve in not promoting ambidexterity; sticking to only one system of units, and in a similar way allowing the skills of one hand to languish, are both luxuries of laziness that basically leave capable people needlessly vulnerable. I treat converting to Metric either as a courtesy of offering convenience-or alternately as a subtle way of insulting the whiners about units out of their comfort zone. 😜
The one thing that people always forget with locks is that a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link. The maximum effectiveness for any lock is for it to be easier for a thief to break the container instead.
I'm surprised that you went with the wrench method for the first lock. You could probably shim it pretty easily. Also, one of the features of a safe is how heavy it is and how it may be secured to a permanent structure (like the floor of a building). This is to prevent someone from just picking up the safe and carrying it out to wherever so that they can open it without issue. Also, if you used that much firepower to blow open the safe, keep in mind what it may do to the contents of the safe as it may render them useless. Burned money with holes and bits torn off of it because it was in an explosion doesn't spend that well, at least not without arousing suspicion.
14:14 "Or refuse to follow the standards of modern society, sell all your possessions so you got nothing left that can be stolen and go live on a mountain summit." pause at the right time to see it OR if on PC use the , and . keys to view the video frame by frame.
For any true beginner, and just a good lockpicking tool, you should grab some Lishi picks. I know you mentioned LPL and his brand Covert Instruments sells some good ones. They help because they make sure you know where the pick is at all times & they let you decode the lock once its open.
I recently had a locksmith out to rekey an old lock where the key had been lost. He used a Lishi tool from Covert Instruments to open the lock so he could disassemble it to rekey it. I got a chuckle out of that.
It may be relatively easy to get through most locks, but that doesn't mean they're useless. They deter opportunistic criminals, and non-criminals. It's much more of a commitment to break open a locked box to see what's inside, than it is to see that it's unlocked and take a peek. This means people are much less likely to do it, even if they know how to open locks already.
I love how he said: "I'll be putting many important things on the line" then briefly mentions himself, implying he finds himself as irrelevant, which is relatable.
Way I figure it, locks are like armor for whatever you're trying to keep safe. And just like armor, there's degree of protection. Yeah, a truly determined thief will always find a way break a lock, but most thieves are opportunists. Your average thief will ALWAYS go for the unlocked door over the locked door because it's easier. So a lock is less to keep your stuff thief proof and more to act as thief deterrent, with different grades of locks offering different levels of resistance
Even most lockpickers will tell you that you don't need some unpickable nightmare of a lock in most circumstances - you pick the right lock for your purposes. If you're locking and unlocking something multiple times a day and the lock is in an area with plenty of witnesses then you don't want some cumbersome heavy duty lock that is a lockpickers nightmare - you'd be much better off with a more simple lock that is easy and fast to use because odds are nobody is going to try and pick it even if they can.
not shown here, but most fingerprint pad locks are vulnerable to magnets or can be opened with a quick hammer hit. LPL has a number of videos showing those techniques on them, wouldn't be surprised at all if the masterlock was vulnerable to one of those
I have a feeling that the groups of 5/6 firecrackers didn't combust- most of the explosive material just got spread out before it could combust- that's why with home made versions of this use steel pipe, never PVC. For this, wrap the bundle in a roll or two of duck tape as tightly as possible- that'd probably allow it to fully combust.
I figured that out when I was a kid. I found that an ordinary ladyfinger was much more powerful if you wrapped a few layers of electrical tape around it to confine the explosion. Some of the stuff I used to do makes me wonder why I'm still alive today.
'Yes, the "Angry Bear Defence". You don't have to make your lock impenetrable, your security measures just have to be better than the next bike/house/car along the row.
Great incremental testing on the safe. You could see the principle of how a blast works - exerting force against less resistance (the air), vs. the door. Next time, put the fire crackers on as you did, but put the safe face on the ground, so you ave the firecracker between the ground and the safe door. I'm thinking 3 firecrackers at most would blow that door that way. More force will be channeled towards the door.
"It's actually pretty heavy though. Just over two kilograms... or a Desert Eagle in American units." As an avid gun owner, I appreciate the effort to use terms I understand. I actually laughed out loud when he made that crack. Too funny! 🤣
Actually, the role of today's locks is not to stop the bad guys from stealing, but to remind the good guys not to be tempted to do a bad thing. If someone is actually up to steal something a lock can't stop them... Or anything else...
Right. No-one has ever claimed that locks are impregnable. The point is just to put off a particular level of thief, with "particular level" being basically proportionate to the value of goods being protected. The cheap lock in this video is the kind used to, say, secure clothes in a gym locker. Sure, a thief could get past it with basic tools, but he'd have to be willing to risk being spotted using those tools when he doesn't even know if there's anything of value in the locker. A very bad risk-reward deal (though of course it must happen sometimes).
"If someone is actually up to steal something a lock can't stop them... Or anything else...". Except for a boatload of guys with automatic weapons who are trained and authorized to shoot you full of holes if you mess with ANYTHING at the federally controlled facility where you work. Military guys guarding a base where everyone has mandatory security clearance just to pass the gate will get that for you! 😁 - Max Giganteum
@@MaxGiganteum and still there are big scale heists where they use a group of people to make it, they dress as guard or hack the cameras... Any security measure have a counter
@@ClassicType ROFL... you've been watching too many movies! Show me one example of a military base or federally run facility that deals with top secret materials, research or production that has been successfully invaded by any group of individuals. No, I'm not referring to an embassy either. All you're going to get are examples of a traitor that stole data for another country when they were acting as a spy... but those individuals were trusted and certainly didn't need to break in or otherwise act as a part of a group to do what they did. Large scale heist of materials from a top secret facility... I'm still laughing so thanks for that. Clearly, you have no idea how many checks you have to go through just to get on the grounds let alone inside of a building such as those! Hacking the cameras... LOLOLOLOL! Put your money where your mouth is there James Bond. I await your response!! - Max Giganteum
That safe is likely a lever lock. Your key, as it's turning with the various heights, shifts a series of plates into position. The plates each have a hole and channel in the middle of them, with the latch passing through the hole on each. When the plates are properly aligned with each other, the channels line up to create a pathway for the latch to release through. Still pickable, just a different arrangement and geometry of the mechanism inside.
'Or refuse to follow the standards of modern society, sell all your possessions so you got nothing left that can be stolen and go live on a mountain summit.' - famous last words by a random man who died of suicide because of depression
I am following you when you have 300k-400k subscriber...and you improved your video very nicely mike...professional to professional + humour..we want more video like this
The burn test part with the matches reminds me when I was a kid we use to wrap aluminum foil around the head of the match and make a hollow point at the match head and when we ignite the match inside it would take off like a little match rocket traveling 4 to 6 feet. The good old days!
Rip tony. Also the last conclusion was great lol, but the lock picking lawyer has a video on a great way to get a lock and pickproof it for 20$. It's called something like "pickproof your kwikset for only 20$"
@@danc2014 I don't think a person will be using explosives, this could attract some attention of the neighborhood lol. And a lock is only as secure as the door or window that it is protecting, by force you can do a lot.
after recommendation from LPL with not one but TWO videos on the kryptonite evolution series 4 bike chain lock I got that one - and although it does seem a quite secure lock it fails at bad weather: the disc retainer cylinder is already problematic and due to rather tight tolerances if it gets below freezing the lock just completely .. well .. locks up and can't be opened with the key anymore - so, as it's winter right now here - now my bike is permantly locked to the pole at my front door and although I do have the key I can't unlock it due to the lock is frozen - and I guess waiting till it thaws it will then rust shut ... so yea, the kryptonite is quite a good look - but only for inside use defeating its purpose as a bike chain lock
I like how he also completely ignores LPL's videos on these same locks and tries brute force. The fingerprint one is especially funny as they are trivial to get around, being a Master Lock.
If you are picking a padlock keep in mind it's location and "messaging", the best easily available padlock for most people is probably going to be an Abloy 362 with a Protec 2 core, however this is a very attractive looking lock, the huge Squire is likewise very curious looking if intimidating: these locks are for threating potential thieves with a bad time and give the suggestion of additional security expenditures, perhaps on cameras or alarm systems: they're what lock nerds call a "screamer". But if you want a lock for a storage unit then you don't want your lock to stand out and suggest valuable contents behind it, right? For this I recommend the Abus 20/70, it looks just like every other steel discus padlock ever made but actually contains the very difficult to pick Abus Plus core and it's honestly a steal at 40USD.
@@J.C... PIcking is only necessary if a power tool can't be used, which means a secure area in general. My point was the lock should match the context of that security, in a group you don't control you should avoid attention, but on your own property products that imply additional expenditures help scare away an initial attempt at theft. Mostly has to do with renting storage units and honestly the best thing you can do there is a gated facility with alarmed doors. Honestly the best security for the longest time was a fake "Brinks" or "ADT" sign but post-internet thieves have those figured out, they can also wirelessly jam stuff like SimpliSafe from being able to call the police. Literally just today: New sidechannel attack can hear the shape of your fingerprints and is improving at a geometric rate. I think locks and keys aren't going anywhere for a long time lol.
A key safe outside a house is easy to defeat…. But you can smash a window on the same house and gain entry to the house in about 1 second. So if you want to burgle the house ignore the key safe, and smash a window, it’s far quicker, and works every time.. . . .
I’ve been locked out of my house and have had to call a “locksmith” (a retired burglar who turned his skills into a business. Really nice guy) twice. First time, around 2012, he slid a card down the side of the door and it just popped open. Second time, actually earlier this week, it was a little trickier as we had a “security lock”. Stainless steel, with no door handle on the outside, only openable by key. He literally took a plank of wood and a plug extension cord, pushed it through the letterbox, fiddled around for a few minutes and we were in
This is actually useful for me to learn considering I have a lot of locks where either the key is missing or I/My family don't remember the code to the padlocks.
Locks buy time, the better the quality the longer it takes to open them but in the end they can always be opened. The Squire padlock requires thinner picks than those used in the U.S., which is why the pick gets stuck inside the padlock.
Very impressive skills that I did not know was possible. Yet I would imagine few people have and know about such skills, so I would not say they are completely useless but still works as an deterrent for normal cost bicycles, or security lockers at gyms or accomodations. I would however not trust them with something very valuable that would be a catastrophe to lose
McNally show me one thing. "You are using a Master Lock model 140D padlock. You can open it with a Master Lock model 140D padlock." or as also: "You can open fingerprint reader padlocks by applying the correct force to the lock or by removing the base of the padlock." or being a little more elaborate. "Anti-pick locks have security pins. Using a turning tool you can lock it and test the different security pins."
You're FUNNY! "Don't try this at home, because we are observing all the safety precautions; like wearing safety goggles and running away as fast as I can." You are my hero, man! I subscribed immediately.
Lol I got arrested when I was 19. I simply opened the handcuffs barehanded by jiggling them while applying pressure. The funny thing is that should've been the end of it since I was still in the back of a squad car, but apparently the window regulator was shot because after a couple kicks the back window just SHOOP dropped straight down into the door, letting me crawl out and bolt. Cops were stuck in traffic at a red light so they were kinda screwed. Not sure what happened but they didn't even try to catch me.
"Or refuse to follow the standards of modern society, sell all your possessions so you got nothing left that can be stolen and go live on a mountain summit." - Mike Shake
That firecracker you have in the video is called Megatron. It have 5 grams of gun powder in it and i honestly think i would not brake the safe with that " small " amount of gun powder in them. Another fact if you tape them togeder one will brake the other one around it and not blowing out at same time. 5 grams of gp " gun powder " is small amount for czech because here they sell 50-300g firecrackers ( illegaly ) and that would do the job. the safe had to be easy to brake.
3:33 The amount you need to move the dials depends on lock. You specific lock required 5 but it's much easier to just try up to 10 times to get the lock open. Try if the lock is open already. If not, add 1 to every wheel and try again. After repeating this up to 9 times, the lock will open.
Also LPL's double wrench method is not the classic one. you used the classic one. The one where the wrenches are 90* from each other is the LPL's modified version to pull up on the shackle. His method stresses the locking mechanism inside, not the strong shackle and lock body
3:31 I've broken a lot of locks with that wrench method, really thought it was common knowledge. It's very effectve, needs no skill, very little strenght (it can be strainous if the lock is good, but even a weak person can do it with enough time) and the tools it need are very simple.
0:08 wait... is that a paintball gun in the background!??! I was thinking for the past few days I want him to learn something paintball related. (this is because I'm a big paintball player myself)
For those who could not read that on 2:52, here is what was written: ''you m ight think these are yeezy but I actually paid them $4 on Shein and they look particulary bad in this frame but i still love them alright''. Hope this helped
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I was a counter-intelligence officer in the Army. As far as physical security goes, we knew that locks only serve one purpose -- to keep honest people honest.
Wait, what do you mean by that?
@@TheFinnish1 As the man in the video shows, if someone wants to pick a lock, they can learn how and do so fairly easily. A lock is just there to keep people who aren't absolutely determined to get into a place out.
@@CCoburn3 oh i see now, thanks
Honestly, I'm going to pick every single one of your locks.
@@CCoburn3 Was going to be my response, more or less.
Watching LockPickingLawyer has taught me two lessons:
1. Masterlocks are bad
2. If a thief really wants something, a lock won't stop them. But, locks can be used to keep people away who doesn't want your stuff that badly.
Locks are only to keep honest people honest
Yeah, you can "pick" any lock using a plasma cutter. Honestly, really handy thing
LPL could hit a Masterlock with a fish and it would open
He also threw in an American joke and thought we wouldn’t notice 10:12
@@dee_octopus a double American joke, the units and the guuuuns 🇺🇲🇺🇲🦅🦅🦅
Thank you for the KG to Desert Eagle conversion. As an American I struggle with metric units of weight, but converting it to firearm units made it much simpler to understand.
yeah this actually works can confirm
why does it actually work ameariancjka what theiotr heck
Yes
The struggle works both ways. I'm just of the opinion that if you can't do literally everything in literally any unit, even ones made up on the spot when you don't have the requisite manufactured tools, you're an idiot. 😛 I also strongly disbelieve in not promoting ambidexterity; sticking to only one system of units, and in a similar way allowing the skills of one hand to languish, are both luxuries of laziness that basically leave capable people needlessly vulnerable. I treat converting to Metric either as a courtesy of offering convenience-or alternately as a subtle way of insulting the whiners about units out of their comfort zone. 😜
an m16A2 is almost exactly 1 meter
yes i didnt understand kg
10:11 “About a Desert Eagle in American Units.” 😂😂😂😂😂
Lool
lmao
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The shift from the normal skill videos to like this humour filled one is actually impressive...this is a good one...keep doing it man.
Yeah ahaha been watching Mike for years, the commentary this video was pretty fun 😅
Needs more protective equipment against all that metal that are flying off his projects.🤣
Funny how he watches a LPL video about a wrench method and still does it the harder way
i was gonna say lol he did it exactly how lpl said not to
Exactly
He also thinks, MasterLocks are actually locks and not fancy decorations.
@@kaefjot08 He could open up the masterlock, using another masterlock
I think the mcnally ways is funnier ngl
Lesson learned: Always carry at least seven wrenches around
You'll be as loud as six fire crackers with those wrenches.
6:26 thanks, this worked so well as a prisoner!
The wounds on Mike's hand showcase the level of dedication he puts into his videos.
He wasn't doing it for his video, he was doing it for his laptop.
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 don't force your religion on others.
I got so many genuine chuckles out of this video while simultaneously being on the edge of my seat. Pretty exciting seeing a LPL clip lol
2:52 hey man, I love the shoes. Don’t matter where you got them. If you like them that’s all that matters
Fr I saw it to
The one thing that people always forget with locks is that a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link. The maximum effectiveness for any lock is for it to be easier for a thief to break the container instead.
So when even the container itself is hard to break
"as strong as it is weakest link"
? is there a typo cause i cant see it@@mchammer5026
I died when you said 2 kilos is about a desert eagle. Top tier
It was helpful about the weight tbh
It wasn’t that funny dawg chill out lol
@@emm4148it was 🗿
@@emm4148 It wasn't funny but it was unexpected.
Actually quite a funny detail and I feel embarrassed for knowing how much that is as a teen 😅 that's what you get for growing up in Texas ig
The purpose of a lock isn’t to prevent thievery, the window is always an option, it’s to delay or dissuade potential thieves.
What if it meant to lock a locker
@@trolledbg6967 grab a rock
bro is so underrated you are AMAZING. 10 mil plus my guy.
I feel like this video has more humour that the other ones and I like it
that's what I was about to say
3:39 his hand 😭
He work so hard for the video, he’s the goat man
I'm surprised that you went with the wrench method for the first lock. You could probably shim it pretty easily. Also, one of the features of a safe is how heavy it is and how it may be secured to a permanent structure (like the floor of a building). This is to prevent someone from just picking up the safe and carrying it out to wherever so that they can open it without issue. Also, if you used that much firepower to blow open the safe, keep in mind what it may do to the contents of the safe as it may render them useless. Burned money with holes and bits torn off of it because it was in an explosion doesn't spend that well, at least not without arousing suspicion.
Shimming, raking and a bypass driver should all work on that initial masterlock...
@@Steamrick a masterlock would have worked on the masterlock
14:14 "Or refuse to follow the standards of modern society, sell all your possessions so you got nothing left that can be stolen and go live on a mountain summit."
pause at the right time to see it OR if on PC use the , and . keys to view the video frame by frame.
Bro since I am on mobile I don’t think I could of seen that by pausing at the right moment without u so yeah
Ty
For any true beginner, and just a good lockpicking tool, you should grab some Lishi picks. I know you mentioned LPL and his brand Covert Instruments sells some good ones. They help because they make sure you know where the pick is at all times & they let you decode the lock once its open.
A Ryobi battery powered grinder is even easier.
@@kolsen6330 I was meaning as a nondestructive method.
I recently had a locksmith out to rekey an old lock where the key had been lost. He used a Lishi tool from Covert Instruments to open the lock so he could disassemble it to rekey it. I got a chuckle out of that.
@@xlerb2286you didn't say "Nice Lishi"? 😂
@@J.C...No, but I said "do you watch the Lockpicking Lawyer", and we both smiled.
It may be relatively easy to get through most locks, but that doesn't mean they're useless. They deter opportunistic criminals, and non-criminals. It's much more of a commitment to break open a locked box to see what's inside, than it is to see that it's unlocked and take a peek. This means people are much less likely to do it, even if they know how to open locks already.
I love how he said: "I'll be putting many important things on the line" then briefly mentions himself, implying he finds himself as irrelevant, which is relatable.
12:05 when he said firepower i heard some fireworks go off nearby LOL
Way I figure it, locks are like armor for whatever you're trying to keep safe. And just like armor, there's degree of protection. Yeah, a truly determined thief will always find a way break a lock, but most thieves are opportunists. Your average thief will ALWAYS go for the unlocked door over the locked door because it's easier. So a lock is less to keep your stuff thief proof and more to act as thief deterrent, with different grades of locks offering different levels of resistance
Even most lockpickers will tell you that you don't need some unpickable nightmare of a lock in most circumstances - you pick the right lock for your purposes. If you're locking and unlocking something multiple times a day and the lock is in an area with plenty of witnesses then you don't want some cumbersome heavy duty lock that is a lockpickers nightmare - you'd be much better off with a more simple lock that is easy and fast to use because odds are nobody is going to try and pick it even if they can.
10:12 Thats the best mesurament unit ever.
Haha, you're absolutely hilarious. Love your channel. So glad I found it. Keep it up!
The safety precautions at 13:26 are words to live by.
not shown here, but most fingerprint pad locks are vulnerable to magnets or can be opened with a quick hammer hit. LPL has a number of videos showing those techniques on them, wouldn't be surprised at all if the masterlock was vulnerable to one of those
Was going to come to say this.
Given the quality of Masterlocks, I would be surprised if it *wasn't* vulnerable to one of them.
I was thinking that too, it's also master lock so there WILL be some bypass
I have a feeling that the groups of 5/6 firecrackers didn't combust- most of the explosive material just got spread out before it could combust- that's why with home made versions of this use steel pipe, never PVC. For this, wrap the bundle in a roll or two of duck tape as tightly as possible- that'd probably allow it to fully combust.
so a p1pe b0mb
Theoretically right?
Right?
Wow, an expert bomb maker amongst us.
For now, until they get that knock at the door!@@BillSmith-rx9rm
I figured that out when I was a kid. I found that an ordinary ladyfinger was much more powerful if you wrapped a few layers of electrical tape around it to confine the explosion. Some of the stuff I used to do makes me wonder why I'm still alive today.
The most surprising thing to me was that all the firecrackers exploded with only lighting one fuse.
Love your videos man, keep going ; )
You can never truly stop bad actors. You can only make it hard enough to the point where they move on to someone else with an easier lock to pick.
'Yes, the "Angry Bear Defence". You don't have to make your lock impenetrable, your security measures just have to be better than the next bike/house/car along the row.
The commitment to his videos really shows what type of a person Mike is, he clearly puts a lot of effort into what he does.
Great incremental testing on the safe. You could see the principle of how a blast works - exerting force against less resistance (the air), vs. the door. Next time, put the fire crackers on as you did, but put the safe face on the ground, so you ave the firecracker between the ground and the safe door. I'm thinking 3 firecrackers at most would blow that door that way. More force will be channeled towards the door.
Thanks bro,now I can know how to open/break a lock and break in.
"It's actually pretty heavy though. Just over two kilograms... or a Desert Eagle in American units."
As an avid gun owner, I appreciate the effort to use terms I understand. I actually laughed out loud when he made that crack. Too funny! 🤣
Actually, the role of today's locks is not to stop the bad guys from stealing, but to remind the good guys not to be tempted to do a bad thing.
If someone is actually up to steal something a lock can't stop them... Or anything else...
Right. No-one has ever claimed that locks are impregnable. The point is just to put off a particular level of thief, with "particular level" being basically proportionate to the value of goods being protected. The cheap lock in this video is the kind used to, say, secure clothes in a gym locker. Sure, a thief could get past it with basic tools, but he'd have to be willing to risk being spotted using those tools when he doesn't even know if there's anything of value in the locker. A very bad risk-reward deal (though of course it must happen sometimes).
Not even a desert eagle?
"If someone is actually up to steal something a lock can't stop them... Or anything else...". Except for a boatload of guys with automatic weapons who are trained and authorized to shoot you full of holes if you mess with ANYTHING at the federally controlled facility where you work. Military guys guarding a base where everyone has mandatory security clearance just to pass the gate will get that for you! 😁
- Max Giganteum
@@MaxGiganteum and still there are big scale heists where they use a group of people to make it, they dress as guard or hack the cameras... Any security measure have a counter
@@ClassicType ROFL... you've been watching too many movies! Show me one example of a military base or federally run facility that deals with top secret materials, research or production that has been successfully invaded by any group of individuals. No, I'm not referring to an embassy either. All you're going to get are examples of a traitor that stole data for another country when they were acting as a spy... but those individuals were trusted and certainly didn't need to break in or otherwise act as a part of a group to do what they did. Large scale heist of materials from a top secret facility... I'm still laughing so thanks for that. Clearly, you have no idea how many checks you have to go through just to get on the grounds let alone inside of a building such as those! Hacking the cameras... LOLOLOLOL! Put your money where your mouth is there James Bond. I await your response!!
- Max Giganteum
That safe is likely a lever lock. Your key, as it's turning with the various heights, shifts a series of plates into position. The plates each have a hole and channel in the middle of them, with the latch passing through the hole on each. When the plates are properly aligned with each other, the channels line up to create a pathway for the latch to release through. Still pickable, just a different arrangement and geometry of the mechanism inside.
Lever locks, such as the one on that lock box (It is not a safe), are generally easy to pick.
14:14 for the image at the end
Milk shake's consistency towards his work is unbelievably crazy! ❤
Milkshake😋
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12:27 "Hola Peter"
Eh piter!! Te agarré con la mano en la macha eehh
This one was very exciting to watch.
'Or refuse to follow the standards of modern society, sell all your possessions so you got nothing left that can be stolen and go live on a mountain summit.' - famous last words by a random man who died of suicide because of depression
I saw where you got this from 😉
@@FreddotheWheelchairGuy same bro💀💀
10:12 damn that joke was wild 💀
Best joke of the year😂. (The american units one)
dude i love your sense of humor, especially using these stock google images is insanely hilarious
1:50 you really got me with this
"Desert eagle in American Units" 💀💀💀💀
1:50 i really fell for that 💀
10:14 ah thank you for explaining that you had me confused there for a moment
"Or a...Desert Eagle in american units"
Now, you've earned my respect
1:35 casually just making like basically a bomb 💣
I am following you when you have 300k-400k subscriber...and you improved your video very nicely mike...professional to professional + humour..we want more video like this
Shut up lil bro
You are one of my favorite CZcamsrs not only because you teach a lot of great things but because you are also funny
The burn test part with the matches reminds me when I was a kid we use to wrap aluminum foil around the head of the match and make a hollow point at the match head and when we ignite the match inside it would take off like a little match rocket traveling 4 to 6 feet. The good old days!
Mike Never fails to impress
Rip tony. Also the last conclusion was great lol, but the lock picking lawyer has a video on a great way to get a lock and pickproof it for 20$. It's called something like "pickproof your kwikset for only 20$"
The 20 dollar fix only stops a pick not 5 firecrackers
@@danc2014 I don't think a person will be using explosives, this could attract some attention of the neighborhood lol. And a lock is only as secure as the door or window that it is protecting, by force you can do a lot.
12:19 you should check if your method would blow up the inside content of the safe.
As a D1 thief, this really helps. Thanks for the info.
That perfectly cut explosion at the end had me dying 😂😂
after recommendation from LPL with not one but TWO videos on the kryptonite evolution series 4 bike chain lock I got that one - and although it does seem a quite secure lock it fails at bad weather: the disc retainer cylinder is already problematic and due to rather tight tolerances if it gets below freezing the lock just completely .. well .. locks up and can't be opened with the key anymore - so, as it's winter right now here - now my bike is permantly locked to the pole at my front door and although I do have the key I can't unlock it due to the lock is frozen - and I guess waiting till it thaws it will then rust shut ... so yea, the kryptonite is quite a good look - but only for inside use defeating its purpose as a bike chain lock
WOW YOU'VE BLOWN UP SO MUCH I'VE BEEN HERE SINCE U HAD LIKE UNDER 700k good shit bro
Hilariously entertaining, yet educational!
I like how he also completely ignores LPL's videos on these same locks and tries brute force. The fingerprint one is especially funny as they are trivial to get around, being a Master Lock.
If you are picking a padlock keep in mind it's location and "messaging", the best easily available padlock for most people is probably going to be an Abloy 362 with a Protec 2 core, however this is a very attractive looking lock, the huge Squire is likewise very curious looking if intimidating: these locks are for threating potential thieves with a bad time and give the suggestion of additional security expenditures, perhaps on cameras or alarm systems: they're what lock nerds call a "screamer". But if you want a lock for a storage unit then you don't want your lock to stand out and suggest valuable contents behind it, right? For this I recommend the Abus 20/70, it looks just like every other steel discus padlock ever made but actually contains the very difficult to pick Abus Plus core and it's honestly a steal at 40USD.
People don't pick locks though. They cut/grind them off.
@@J.C... PIcking is only necessary if a power tool can't be used, which means a secure area in general. My point was the lock should match the context of that security, in a group you don't control you should avoid attention, but on your own property products that imply additional expenditures help scare away an initial attempt at theft. Mostly has to do with renting storage units and honestly the best thing you can do there is a gated facility with alarmed doors. Honestly the best security for the longest time was a fake "Brinks" or "ADT" sign but post-internet thieves have those figured out, they can also wirelessly jam stuff like SimpliSafe from being able to call the police. Literally just today: New sidechannel attack can hear the shape of your fingerprints and is improving at a geometric rate. I think locks and keys aren't going anywhere for a long time lol.
A key safe outside a house is easy to defeat….
But you can smash a window on the same house and gain entry to the house in about 1 second.
So if you want to burgle the house ignore the key safe, and smash a window, it’s far quicker, and works every time.. . . .
i don't know about your windows, but they're usually not simple glass plates anymore.
0:53 "And since I need this laptop for basically everything I do..." 😂 Chef's kiss!😘
11:19 I did that once myself, that’s not a picking tool. That’s meant to retrieve broken keys from a keyway.
8:25 Nooooo, Tonyyyyyy 😭😭
I’ve been locked out of my house and have had to call a “locksmith” (a retired burglar who turned his skills into a business. Really nice guy) twice. First time, around 2012, he slid a card down the side of the door and it just popped open. Second time, actually earlier this week, it was a little trickier as we had a “security lock”. Stainless steel, with no door handle on the outside, only openable by key. He literally took a plank of wood and a plug extension cord, pushed it through the letterbox, fiddled around for a few minutes and we were in
This is actually useful for me to learn considering I have a lot of locks where either the key is missing or I/My family don't remember the code to the padlocks.
5:52 **Procede a aplaudir sin aplaudir**
Locks buy time, the better the quality the longer it takes to open them but in the end they can always be opened. The Squire padlock requires thinner picks than those used in the U.S., which is why the pick gets stuck inside the padlock.
nice video!, loved it!
too funny on the easteregg freeze frame at the end. haha the guy was standing on top of his roof peering off like the master of the castle
Often, i can’t do any of the skills presented in your videos but as an arab i can confidently say that i know everything in this video
Very impressive skills that I did not know was possible. Yet I would imagine few people have and know about such skills, so I would not say they are completely useless but still works as an deterrent for normal cost bicycles, or security lockers at gyms or accomodations.
I would however not trust them with something very valuable that would be a catastrophe to lose
McNally show me one thing.
"You are using a Master Lock model 140D padlock. You can open it with a Master Lock model 140D padlock."
or as also:
"You can open fingerprint reader padlocks by applying the correct force to the lock or by removing the base of the padlock."
or being a little more elaborate.
"Anti-pick locks have security pins. Using a turning tool you can lock it and test the different security pins."
You're FUNNY! "Don't try this at home, because we are observing all the safety precautions; like wearing safety goggles and running away as fast as I can." You are my hero, man! I subscribed immediately.
McNally: If you have a Master lock, it can be opened using a Master lock.
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Lol I got arrested when I was 19. I simply opened the handcuffs barehanded by jiggling them while applying pressure. The funny thing is that should've been the end of it since I was still in the back of a squad car, but apparently the window regulator was shot because after a couple kicks the back window just SHOOP dropped straight down into the door, letting me crawl out and bolt. Cops were stuck in traffic at a red light so they were kinda screwed. Not sure what happened but they didn't even try to catch me.
U know u could still get into prison 4 thzg
@@newlineschannel Statute of limitations expired 17 years ago.
I love this
he's rly teaching us to be criminals XDD
Love that dangerous war chemical you started with
"Or refuse to follow the standards of modern society, sell all your possessions so you got nothing left that can be stolen and go live on a mountain summit." - Mike Shake
0:50 you are using a MasterLock Model 140. It can be opened with a MasterLock model 140.
Ive seen that before
That firecracker you have in the video is called Megatron. It have 5 grams of gun powder in it and i honestly think i would not brake the safe with that " small " amount of gun powder in them. Another fact if you tape them togeder one will brake the other one around it and not blowing out at same time. 5 grams of gp " gun powder " is small amount for czech because here they sell 50-300g firecrackers ( illegaly ) and that would do the job. the safe had to be easy to brake.
3:33 The amount you need to move the dials depends on lock. You specific lock required 5 but it's much easier to just try up to 10 times to get the lock open. Try if the lock is open already. If not, add 1 to every wheel and try again. After repeating this up to 9 times, the lock will open.
Also LPL's double wrench method is not the classic one. you used the classic one. The one where the wrenches are 90* from each other is the LPL's modified version to pull up on the shackle. His method stresses the locking mechanism inside, not the strong shackle and lock body
Yep, he used the wrong approach with just about everything he did.
Instead buy a two dollar ruler you get a $700 katana💀💀💀 5:30
You know, just in case you have to slash the lock when it cannot be picked
1:50 no joke you actually got me there for a sec I was like "I knew that was gonna happen till I looked over cause rn im playing mc
"Locks are not meant to stop people from stealing, they are meant to keep the honest man honest."
-My dad
3:31 I've broken a lot of locks with that wrench method, really thought it was common knowledge. It's very effectve, needs no skill, very little strenght (it can be strainous if the lock is good, but even a weak person can do it with enough time) and the tools it need are very simple.
0:08 wait... is that a paintball gun in the background!??! I was thinking for the past few days I want him to learn something paintball related. (this is because I'm a big paintball player myself)
11:44 È prontooooooooooo
Hahhahahahaha grande continua così
El humor de este vídeo es increíble, por favor hazlo en todos los vídeos 🙏🏻❤️
For those who could not read that on 2:52, here is what was written: ''you m ight think these are yeezy but I actually paid them $4 on Shein and they look particulary bad in this frame but i still love them alright''. Hope this helped
0:38 “you are using a master lock 101 it can be opened with a master lock 101” -McNally
(I don’t know if 101 is the number but still)
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Drexel type tool with the fiberglass reinforced discs and cut the shackles.
Bro this guys funny as fuck how have I not found him earlier. I haven’t laughed this hard in a bit. 💀💀☠️☠️
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