@@Ryzza5 it's not just a chrome extension though call a browser extension a browser extension, even if you want people to know you use one of the worst browsers in terms of privacy.
He consistently uses a very large rare earth magnet for that. The tiny chip of a magnet in that case will have virtually no magnetic field more than a millimeter or two away.
@@wbfaulk The magnet on the case is actually much stronger than the cheap magnetic closures you find elsewhere. I did a quick test with mine (the same case comes with the CI genesis set) and it comfortably held up a 64 page magazine on the refrigerator.
@@BlitzerXYZ Naww, The LockPickingLawyer's values, and intentions are honorable. (based on my observations of the content provided here on youtube). If thieves choose to use any information for illegal purposes, the choice is entirely theirs. It's up to the individual how or in what way information is used. Your statement is like saying, a martial arts teacher showing moves to take a person down is teaching people (a small army) to overthrow a community when what the martial arts teacher is teaching, is self-defense moves against an attack. A video on how to change a tire is information for car owners. or it can be seen as how to steal wheels for dumb ass criminals. The information is "out there", how it's used is up to the individual. What I see in LockPickingLawyers video presentations (mainly) is calling out lock manufacturers on their piss poor lock designs. With the lack of security so obvious, a common low-life criminal with a hairpin can defeat a poorly designed lock, it seems manufacturers would design a better lock. (a few have). I view this content as a prodding to lame-ass lock manufacturers to get off their asses and design a lock that does what it claims to offer. or An opportunity for a person to go from rags to riches. You know, the👉build a better mouse trap and the world will be knocking on your door . . . The opportunity to build a successful multi-million dollar business is calling. Waiting for the right person to fill the position, to answer the call. I see opportunity Blitzer, an opportunity to make the world a better place in many ways. Providing wealth to many people from an honest useful, functional product. The jobs one frigging item can be the result of goes deeper than most people understand. Tens of thousands of jobs. You Blitzer, see the content educating a few hundred dumb-ass thieves. More PewDiePie for Blitzer . . .
Hands down the best infomercial I've ever watched Also loving the return of Inside Perspective, it's always a treat. It would be cool to see more of these cutaway exploits, assuming such a thing is possible.
_That never gets old for me._ It never gets old for us either. In fact I am stunned by that Bypass tool, the Wave Rake and the Combs each and every time I see you open them faster than it can be done with a key. The magnets and polyurethane hammer come a close second though. *Thank You* for these interesting and educational video. They are greatly appreciated. 👍
As I am watching this video, I am also thinking about my bypass is ought to be arriving this afternoon from Covert Instruments. Can't wait to open that damn lock, AGAIN.
I always love to see LPL in my notifications. Hopefully we get to see another challenger try to stump him again soon. Worksbydesign's video is very well made and I am hoping they get the recognition they deserve! :)
@@wbfaulk he might be referring to the lock with the blocking bar at the top and stack of wafers in each pin stack. That lock cant be picked in the same way as spools or serated pins cos the core turning doesnt act directly on the key pins.
Watching a master do his trade is always enjoyable. Once he peals back the curtain to show it is more complicated than you thought is sobering. I am far enough along the dunning Cruger curve to know i know very little
@@creamwobbly Picky Picky. The 2017-07-15, late night thunderstorm and cloudburst should be edited to 30 seconds max cause in its present form it's sleep-inducing. also Dunning-Kruger doesn't exist. so there ya go
I got to believe that LPL's amazing lock picking skills have made him quite wealthy. And you know what? He totally deserves it for all the time and effort he put into attaining such a high degree of expertise in a specific area. Therefore, I never have any problem when he plugs his business, because like I said, the man earned it!
That and there are people who use the instruments for honorable purposes, ie, retrieving keys from locked vehicles, winning competitions (yes there are lock-picking competitions), etc.
LPL is one of two channels I turn notifications on, and my craft has nothing in common with locks, lockpicking! This stuff is simply facinating and have learned alot about security sevices over the years.
There's a channel called Works by Design that released a video about making a virtually unpickable lock (I say virtually because you haven't tested it yet). The guy connected the pins to arms on the sides of the core that are supposed to prevent pickers from tensioning the core. He said he was interested in sending you one.
The video shows another lockpicker successfully picking the lock. I mean it took him nearly an hour or so but if any lockpicker can just walk up, without ever having seen the insides of the lock, and pick it, it's likely LPL can eventually figure out a way to do it within a minute with the right tool.
This is the LockPickingLawyer and today I'm going to be unlocking a new Covert Instrument product release, faster than most other CZcamsrs sponsor adverts.
I think the LPL has hit the sweet spot with his merchandising. He never spends so much time selling his stuff that he'll lose appreciable audience numbers.
First time ive ever been tempted to pay the export fees to get one shipped over here. That cutaway lock looks like a good training lock too ...if you put a core in it that has grub screws on the end of the pin stacks for easy progressive repinning.
Hi lpl I have been watching your videos for ages, great skill 👍 I'm not a newbie been picking for over 20 years! I've just ordered your set from this video I will enjoy it!
I love this bypass method! I'll show it to people that have no idea how locks work and they're just amazed. American locks are still my favorite though
It's the same case as for the Genesis set but in green - which is a thoughtful touch, making it easier for users to go directly for the tools they need.
Most of his videos, at least his more recent ones, have all been subtle ads for his company (note that he almost always uses his tools and makes sure to note that they are from Covert Instruments)
@@hanswoast7 Nah. LPL's ads are so unintrusive it takes a real dinglehopper to be bothered by them, and since its his own product so he's not sponsored he's not required anyway.
I'm not sure if this was just clever marketing using your own gimmick or if this was your usual video with opportunist marketing. Either way, I'm sold!
@@P_RO_ After looking up the set, I found a video on the latch slipper, and one of the tools is just a knife, so that'd make 6/8, but I dont think LPL has done anything with Traveller's Hooks or the Adams-Rite wire. It might be in older videos, so I could just be talking complete shit
@@AssaUnbound You're probably right about LPL. Info on travelers hooks, latch slipping, and 'loiding' is all over since this may be the oldest exploit there is. Googling "Adams Rite Wire" will bring several instructional links for that tool. The "knife" tool is a legitimate bypass tool with many uses covered by LPL and numerous others. Overall this 'Arbiter' set is a very good selection of bypass tools. Not so well covered anywhere is that Adams Rite updated this type of lock well over a decade ago, and the "hook" bypass tool will not work on the new ones but the "wire" might if they used a standard cylinder. AFAIK nobody has found a "hook" type exploit in the newer version which is well shielded against that type of attack. Albert Lebel has a vid on that. The upside is that these locks are robust and long-lived so there's still a huge number of the older ones still in use on older storefronts and you can always pick the cylinder on all of them for covert entry.
That's the same model lock we use at work (auto manufacturing) for various things, mainly LOTO. Now I see what the optional "bypass plate" I read about is for (when I tore down, cleaned, and rebuilt my main carry lock). But, LOTO is relatively low security so I'm not too worried about it. But
And, as the Covert Security website servers crash through sheer overload, Masterlock executives squirm a little more knowing their products will be bypassed so easily by so many more people.
You've mentioned in passing a few times that different keys have different handles and that they mean something to locksmiths. Could you do a video detailing the different handles and what they're associated with? I'd love to see that.
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Exploits, advertising, and education, all in a brief 2+ minute video. Brilliant
Talk about targeted marketing. This is LITERALLY what we signed up for. Thumbs up.
SponsorBlock Chrome Extension worked well then coz I never saw that
Short, to the point comment praising the video. Also brilliant.
@@Ryzza5 it's not just a chrome extension though
call a browser extension a browser extension, even if you want people to know you use one of the worst browsers in terms of privacy.
The closing magnet on the case might also help you bypass electronic locks.
He consistently uses a very large rare earth magnet for that. The tiny chip of a magnet in that case will have virtually no magnetic field more than a millimeter or two away.
@@wbfaulk I wouldn't be surprised to see lpl find a lock bad enough
@@wbfaulk The magnet on the case is actually much stronger than the cheap magnetic closures you find elsewhere. I did a quick test with mine (the same case comes with the CI genesis set) and it comfortably held up a 64 page magazine on the refrigerator.
that would be too weak imo
@@bladactania Does Master MAKE electronic locks?
That never gets old for me.
That never gets old for me.
@@marrow7576 :That never gets old for me.
Just like a fly
That never gets old for me.
That never gets old for me.
Would love to see a video or short series showing how each of those bypass tools works on the insides of the locks they are meant to bypass. 😁😁😁
Love how you've built a business around this. Very nicely done.
Training a tiny army of future thieves /s
He is also an actual lawyer I think
@@rudeskalamander He was but stopped practising a few years ago iirc
@@BlitzerXYZ Naww, The LockPickingLawyer's values, and intentions are honorable. (based on my observations of the content provided here on youtube). If thieves choose to use any information for illegal purposes, the choice is entirely theirs. It's up to the individual how or in what way information is used.
Your statement is like saying, a martial arts teacher showing moves to take a person down is teaching people (a small army) to overthrow a community when what the martial arts teacher is teaching, is self-defense moves against an attack.
A video on how to change a tire is information for car owners.
or it can be seen as how to steal wheels for dumb ass criminals.
The information is "out there", how it's used is up to the individual.
What I see in LockPickingLawyers video presentations (mainly) is calling out lock manufacturers on their piss poor lock designs. With the lack of security so obvious, a common low-life criminal with a hairpin can defeat a poorly designed lock, it seems manufacturers would design a better lock. (a few have).
I view this content as a prodding to lame-ass lock manufacturers to get off their asses and design a lock that does what it claims to offer.
or
An opportunity for a person to go from rags to riches. You know, the👉build a better mouse trap and the world will be knocking on your door . . .
The opportunity to build a successful multi-million dollar business is calling. Waiting for the right person to fill the position, to answer the call.
I see opportunity Blitzer, an opportunity to make the world a better place in many ways. Providing wealth to many people from an honest useful, functional product. The jobs one frigging item can be the result of goes deeper than most people understand. Tens of thousands of jobs.
You Blitzer, see the content educating a few hundred dumb-ass thieves.
More PewDiePie for Blitzer . . .
@@sarcasticcrypto you don't understand /s lol
Hands down the best infomercial I've ever watched
Also loving the return of Inside Perspective, it's always a treat. It would be cool to see more of these cutaway exploits, assuming such a thing is possible.
He's so right, first thing I thought when the video started was "hey, I don't recognize that version of the padlock bypass driver."
_That never gets old for me._
It never gets old for us either. In fact I am stunned by that Bypass tool, the Wave Rake and the Combs each and every time I see you open them faster than it can be done with a key. The magnets and polyurethane hammer come a close second though.
*Thank You* for these interesting and educational video. They are greatly appreciated. 👍
As I am watching this video, I am also thinking about my bypass is ought to be arriving this afternoon from Covert Instruments.
Can't wait to open that damn lock, AGAIN.
LockPickingLawyer - the content nobody expected to be irresistible.
I always love to see LPL in my notifications. Hopefully we get to see another challenger try to stump him again soon. Worksbydesign's video is very well made and I am hoping they get the recognition they deserve! :)
Maybe I'm missing something, but his lock just looks like overengineered spools. I don't think it'll take an experienced picker much time to open it.
@@wbfaulk he might be referring to the lock with the blocking bar at the top and stack of wafers in each pin stack. That lock cant be picked in the same way as spools or serated pins cos the core turning doesnt act directly on the key pins.
Betting money there's an exploit in worksbydesign's lock
Watching a master do his trade is always enjoyable. Once he peals back the curtain to show it is more complicated than you thought is sobering. I am far enough along the dunning Cruger curve to know i know very little
I'm far enough the said curve to understand that I better not talk about it 😂
@@creamwobbly Picky Picky. The 2017-07-15, late night thunderstorm and cloudburst should be edited to 30 seconds max cause in its present form it's sleep-inducing.
also
Dunning-Kruger doesn't exist.
so there ya go
@@sarcasticcrypto dunning kruger is a thing
This is the most honest lawyer , talking about his competition and how his is better, but there is no pushing to get his products. I appreciate that.
Great to see more of these inside perspectives!
I got to believe that LPL's amazing lock picking skills have made him quite wealthy. And you know what? He totally deserves it for all the time and effort he put into attaining such a high degree of expertise in a specific area. Therefore, I never have any problem when he plugs his business, because like I said, the man earned it!
That and there are people who use the instruments for honorable purposes, ie, retrieving keys from locked vehicles, winning competitions (yes there are lock-picking competitions), etc.
Not regretting turning on all notifications for this channel. Always a great watch!
Love love love inside perspective videos. For me as a novice, by far the most effective videos for learning the beginning stages!!!!
Understanding the inner workings of locks is essential to learning how to pick them! Thanks!
A nice explanation of what you are doing when you bypass a lock core, thank you!
It's really amazing how easy it is to bypass locks. Crazy
LPL is one of two channels I turn notifications on, and my craft has nothing in common with locks, lockpicking! This stuff is simply facinating and have learned alot about security sevices over the years.
And the other channel must be Project Farm?
@@mermaidmuncher2708 hits the nail on the head.
Thank you for continuing to make the inside perspective videos, I love all things mechanical and I find these absolutely enthralling
I definitely like seeing the inner workings.
I like those inside perspective videos. They are always so insightful *badumms*
I just picked up this kit… had no idea you designed it. Well done!
There's a channel called Works by Design that released a video about making a virtually unpickable lock (I say virtually because you haven't tested it yet). The guy connected the pins to arms on the sides of the core that are supposed to prevent pickers from tensioning the core. He said he was interested in sending you one.
The video shows another lockpicker successfully picking the lock. I mean it took him nearly an hour or so but if any lockpicker can just walk up, without ever having seen the insides of the lock, and pick it, it's likely LPL can eventually figure out a way to do it within a minute with the right tool.
@@someguy4915 Yeah, but the guy said he was working on improving the design before sending it
thank you for hearing me! inside views are very insightful and highly interesting
This is the LockPickingLawyer and today I'm going to be unlocking a new Covert Instrument product release, faster than most other CZcamsrs sponsor adverts.
I was wondering about this just today. Great timing!
I'm back from holidays in New York. I was amazed to see lockboxes on many grids, Masterlock padlocks and the one showed today in the video.
I really appreciate being able to see what is happening inside the lock.
Always good to get new information. The shorter format that LPL uses is just fine in my opinion. This was indeed very informative, if brief.
Just placed an order on covert instruments can’t wait for everything to arrive
That's pretty cool to see the inside and be able to know where to place the tool. Very nice, indeed.
This is one I was really needing thanks for making this!!
Really cool cutaway. Great new bypass covert set. Thanks for sharing, cheers mate
I think the LPL has hit the sweet spot with his merchandising. He never spends so much time selling his stuff that he'll lose appreciable audience numbers.
I see friend LPL is now a surgeon.
Great to see your laid back delivery with some reference, I’m not a lock picker, locksmith or hobbyist. Just here for the vibe.
First time ive ever been tempted to pay the export fees to get one shipped over here. That cutaway lock looks like a good training lock too ...if you put a core in it that has grub screws on the end of the pin stacks for easy progressive repinning.
Love these types of videos, shows how it works intuitively!
Boom... that was a very good ad!
Looks like a very nice product
Hi lpl I have been watching your videos for ages, great skill 👍 I'm not a newbie been picking for over 20 years! I've just ordered your set from this video I will enjoy it!
Every video is less than 5 minutes but I find myself rewatching at that 5 minutes because LPL is too good. 😂
nice video, tools, case.
have a great day
LPL the smoothest salesman in the west.
I love this bypass method! I'll show it to people that have no idea how locks work and they're just amazed. American locks are still my favorite though
-I'm pretty sure this lock has a bypass shield from the factory and he's just removed it for this demonstration.- Nope. See below.
Favorite? It's routine for you?
@@wbfaulk I'm pretty sure the same model lock purchased at any vendor and unaltered will be as easily bypassed.
@@sarcasticcrypto Turns out I have an American 1100, so I went and checked and … you're right. No anti-bypass plate.
This is actually really helpful in understanding how this exploit works. Thanks!
I thought they added anti pick disc years ago, and now, they are doing it again!
Great video LPL!😸
That's a beautiful little case!
It's the same case as for the Genesis set but in green - which is a thoughtful touch, making it easier for users to go directly for the tools they need.
Perfect another pounch to add to my utility belt
ohh c'mon .. now you must demonstrate the ENTIRE bypass set.. nice one ;)
That's a super valuable video to me. Thanks a lot.
This bypass method was always a bit hard for me to visualize.
Truly a “Quality Prodoct” (as listed on bottom left of packaging. 🤣)
Definitely love these videos
Works by design made an “unpickable” lock and I would love to see you give it a go
Very helpful. Great vid.
I'm just as clueless as I was before, thanks for believeing in me though I guess
Perfect explaination
So this is 1 big Ad and honestly I'm ok with it. LPL makes great content and needs to provide for his family.
Would be nice to tag this as an ad though.
Most of his videos, at least his more recent ones, have all been subtle ads for his company (note that he almost always uses his tools and makes sure to note that they are from Covert Instruments)
@@hanswoast7 Nah. LPL's ads are so unintrusive it takes a real dinglehopper to be bothered by them, and since its his own product so he's not sponsored he's not required anyway.
@@hanswoast7 It's advotainment.
SponsorBlock add on is your friend...
New weapons 😎 It's interesting when we can see what happens "inside" of a lock, so thank you, professor!
make more inside perspectives and also put all of these in a playlist, thank you
Even his ads teach you stuff… genius…
so cool. thanks lpl!
that was fcukin efficient. the topic segue sales pitch and show off trick with the magnet case all in 2 :14 well done
Best infomercial ever!
That's a really neat looking cutaway lock you got there. Tempted to get one just because.. LOL
I bought one of these gems from you.
Just ordered it
A commercial that I didn't even mind..
Just placed my order.
Very informative.😊
"Inside perspective" would be an interesting idea for an April 1st video
I want an inside perspective of that era rectangular padlock he liked so much.
Goodness, these sell fast!
I'm not sure if this was just clever marketing using your own gimmick or if this was your usual video with opportunist marketing. Either way, I'm sold!
I appreciate you.
I love these
Another lock bites the dust!
I haven't sold a new product in a while, so I'm going to show you something that the new item can do, and tell you where to buy it.
Thank you. I was wondering how that worked. And from the cut away I think I see how shimming would also work.
Not on that mechanism .
A video on padlocks you would recommend would be awesome.
I'd honestly would like a breakdown of the 8 tools and how to use them, because I only recognise 4 of them (5 if you include the magnet in the case)
Jack Fox has a vid on these. Not a "how-to'" bu7t shows the Adams-Rite stuff and you've likely seen the others. Darn nice bypass set!
@@P_RO_ After looking up the set, I found a video on the latch slipper, and one of the tools is just a knife, so that'd make 6/8, but I dont think LPL has done anything with Traveller's Hooks or the Adams-Rite wire. It might be in older videos, so I could just be talking complete shit
@@AssaUnbound You're probably right about LPL. Info on travelers hooks, latch slipping, and 'loiding' is all over since this may be the oldest exploit there is. Googling "Adams Rite Wire" will bring several instructional links for that tool. The "knife" tool is a legitimate bypass tool with many uses covered by LPL and numerous others. Overall this 'Arbiter' set is a very good selection of bypass tools.
Not so well covered anywhere is that Adams Rite updated this type of lock well over a decade ago, and the "hook" bypass tool will not work on the new ones but the "wire" might if they used a standard cylinder. AFAIK nobody has found a "hook" type exploit in the newer version which is well shielded against that type of attack. Albert Lebel has a vid on that. The upside is that these locks are robust and long-lived so there's still a huge number of the older ones still in use on older storefronts and you can always pick the cylinder on all of them for covert entry.
Huh, fascinating!
Ralphie Parker: “A crummy commercial?!!”
Ah, an ad for a new product (and I'm actually seeing it less than five years after the fact 😂😂) poggers
Looks like I'm going to be spending more money on your website soon 😆
We need that Cover Instruments bypass driver sold separately ☺ Sparrows one seems to be a bit off while working it with a cutaway.
LockpickingLawyer styling on a lock and a competitor today.
New tools 😊. Gotta replace my covert companion...seen a ton of use and has served well but tis a bit beat up lol 😁👍
That's the same model lock we use at work (auto manufacturing) for various things, mainly LOTO. Now I see what the optional "bypass plate" I read about is for (when I tore down, cleaned, and rebuilt my main carry lock). But, LOTO is relatively low security so I'm not too worried about it. But
"Quality Prodoct" tells me all I need to know
Nice to serr the bypass tool with a flat handle, easier to carry as opposed to the round handles.
And, as the Covert Security website servers crash through sheer overload, Masterlock executives squirm a little more knowing their products will be bypassed so easily by so many more people.
You think Master Lock cares about security? If they did, they might actually try to make a decent lock.
They are probably pleased one of the 2 advertised products is their own demonstration lock, resold by none other than LPL's CI website.
This is advertisement, and I still enjoy it fully
We need to see the tool case being opened again to prove it's not a fluke.
You've mentioned in passing a few times that different keys have different handles and that they mean something to locksmiths. Could you do a video detailing the different handles and what they're associated with? I'd love to see that.
i think a new guy made an unpickable lock and challenged you. cool stuff made here or something. cant wait for you to try it :)