Here's a pro tip: When you comb open a lock, the key way is freed up. This actually an intended feature, because the key way now becomes a handy compartment for storing the disappointment.
@@kaljerico7342 When you're using a key, there's no real sideways movement until the pins are aligned and you turn the key, so it's not like you're grinding against a sharp corner like you are when picking. Under normal use, it looks like it would be fine. Still quite an aggressive pin though lol
@@BelieveThePanda It's just a screw with no head. The joke is that using a hardened steel fastener in a brass lock leads to a lot of damage to the brass, as you can see in the video with the brass chips coming out during picking.
@@Spacecadet3890Who the hell is carrying a drill? Might as well just go through the window. I mean if you gotta carry power tools the lock wins. Liquid nitrogen and a hammer works too. All locks and doors can be opened. Well... Good luck opening the vault below Wallstreet with tools you can carry in, and good luck getting heavy equipment in.
@@jinnylover9158Let’s hope he doesn’t live in some third world shithole where most people who want to do harm can get a gun by breaking into any redneck’s truck.
@@EstParumnah it’s actually pretty easy to guard you against with the right pins/structure. Most locks can be combed because most locks don’t consider picking.
Only the worst of locks can be combed open, It is a really easy design flaw to fix. However, most North American companies don't sell security products. They sell the illusion of security
Watching your videos I wondered for a long time, what the different pins actually do, but this angle instantly opened my eyes. Thank you for that new perspective.
@@OmalleyDocnow imagine doing it with your eyes closed, and also it's not clear whether the lock is stuck because your current pin is in the wrong position, or if one of the other 5 pins is in the wrong position
@@JA-oo9qp Rotational pressure on the keyway. The trick is enough pressure to hold the set pins above the sheerline while not so much that you can't push the working pin above the sheer line. If you release pressure the springs will push everything back down. If you have too much pressure you won't be able to move the working pin. If the pin you are working on is to tight to move you can try another one which may be less bound. So if watching LPL when he says "nothing on 1" it means he can't move 1 so he is going to try another pin "click out of 2" likely means he pushed and pin 2 first didn't move and then popped past the sheer line.
LOTO have a purpose for being so crummy with so many security pins. They're meant to show any attempt to get past them and be very challenging to open without obvious damage. First one I picked I turned too far and it turned into a baby's rattle. That one is probably not a feature.
This is the first time I’ve actually understood how/why safety pins work, this front angle just makes it make sense. I’ve seen hundreds of McNally/LPL videos but they’re always from a profile angle when using a demo lock, but something this time just made me go “oh THAT’S the point of all the weird different safety pin shapes!”
If the lockpickinglawyer taught me anything it’s that there is no such thing as a unpickable lock unless you make it comically advanced like a bank vault
@@Thobeian EXACTLY, mom taught me a chain is always as strong as it’s weakest link. Is the lock made from vibranium? Doesn’t matter if it’s a plywood box around it
Deviant Ollam has done a few videos about these types of door bypasses, including some on Lock Picking Lawyer's channel. If you look up his videos featuring the travelling hook that's probably a good place to start since I'm pretty sure he mentions dead latches and such (which mitigate attacks against the door latch like carding)
Make sure to have a correctly fitted strike plate installed. - And no hinges on the outside. If you can't put stuff below the door while closed, you're golden.
Every time Morgan Freeman narrators about locks they just give up and release themselves under his sheer sultry voice... Morgan Freeman Morgan Freeman Morgan Freeman Morgan Freeman Morgan Freeman Morgan Freeman
@@aggressiveaquamarine7522 how would that change my previous statement? I said they were both professionals but there are much better lock pickers in the industry.
“Locks are meant to keep honest people honest”, is a saying my father always told me because if someone intends to break the law or harm individuals they will do it or find ways to do it.
I knew someone well who worked in security, and we had a conversation about this. (The solar panel company I worked at had a branch company for home security.) I pointed out that people who want to break the law will find ways to get into your house anyway. He agreed, but added "the point isn't to make it impossible to break into your house. The point is to make it harder to break in than your neighbor's house."
Why would you need a lock to keep someone “honest” if they’re really honest? What’s the point in locking anything then if a criminal is just going to break in?
@@DARTHNECRION because it removes the temptation. The fact is, his videos prove that if someone is knowledgeable and skilled, they can open any lock you use. The point is to prevent those unskilled from entering, basically removing the temptation. If you saw open briefcase full of money you’d know that’s not your money but you would still have that temptation to take a few hundred if not a thousand dollars since it’s so easy. Though even if that briefcase is closed and perhaps tied to the bench you’d look at that like “there’s probably something valuable inside there but it’s not my business” Though someone who is knowledgeable and has the intent to commit a crime would see that case and be like “there’s probably something valuable inside that nice looking briefcase…. I could easily break that chain and pick the lock at home” No lock is going to prevent a knowledgable intruder, though the best you can do is catch them in the act or have some form of self defense “guard dogs” “camera’s” “guns(if your in the United States)” or even just some form of hand to hand combat.
@@DARTHNECRION The concept is that if you have a better or more complicated lock than your neighbor, the thief will choose the easier target. Although the saying I've heard is "Locks keep the honest man out, the dishonest will still find a way in or around." So security is really just a question of how many keys you want to carry.
@@DARTHNECRION to reduce temptation and increase internal guilt of normally good people. Even some good people might steal a fresh bill they find left out but not if locked up
Im not lock scientist but could you just have a pin on opposite sides from eachother that only the key would be able to reach both at the same time. And would require equal pressure in opposite directions which id imagine would be very difficult for a picker.
I've always wanted to know how to do this. Not for nefarious purposes I swear 😅, just because it's cool and also a very practical skill to have in emergencies.
That's jail time unless you have permission. As an electrician, I have a lockpick set to help me gain access so i can do my job but I always have a manager or property owner present with permission.
I've been lockpicking as a hobby for a long while, but ironically it wasn't until I got a job in maintenance at a hotel (now supervisor) that it became practical. 😅 the surprising thing is that of all the maintenance people I know at a LARGE number of hotels... I'm the only one who knows how to do it 😳😂
It’s pretty wild how lockpocking is regarded as some kind of evil knowledge unless the person is being paid to do it. I mean just look at the comments in here lol “Why are you teaching people these things?! How are you not in jail?!” Unbelievable
@@Lethalmuffin87 Truthfully, if more people had at least a basic understanding of how lockpicking works, they'd actually be better informed on how to selct locks that are harder to bypass, increasing their security.
My niece had a diary with a locket and they asked me to open it at work, like I'm some expert in everything, so I just took the scraping bit of a nailclipper and raked it until it popped and I was honestly so flabbergasted that actually worked, it's a rush that will keep me going the rest of the week..
Some locks don’t even need that, especially in dorms 😂 in college I became the go to person to call when you were locked out of a room because I had a piece of laminated paper that I got really good at maneuvering between the door and frame to unlock it. It was laughably, and worryingly, easy
Had the pleasure to pick some danish Ruko locks in my holidays last week, they are something special. No fancy pins (so far) but tight tolerances. I recommend.
I struggle a lot still with fancy key pins. Getting better everyday but they throw me off enough that i often overset the pins and have to start from scratch.
Wow. So much good information... I have been looking for exactly this video for years. Thank you for making it. Being able to see how each different pin interacts as it is boosted is invaluable.
This is what I wish Lockpicking Lawyer would show us. I've heard about all the different kinds of pins, and I've seen them when he disassembles them, but you never get to see how to function in the lock. This is the visualization I wanted.
There's no such thing as an unpickable lock--only a lock that hasn't been picked for the first time yet! The Bowley Rotasera and 543 are two of the most notable examples.
Shotgun has entered the chat :P Im truth locks keep honest people out, and are used to give the illusion of security. That and symbolic value such as a store manager having the keys to the store to open or close it. A great example is if you had a unpickable lock on your house or store a thief will just use your window and a rock.
If you can get a tool in, it can be picked. If it somehow the lock doesn't give any feedback (like the attempts by Stuff Made Here), then that's the closest to "unpickable" (picking is just guessing)
Random but im in my 30s and rediscovering alot of random hobbies i attempted 10 or less years ago. I have always wanted to pick a lock. The more i see this content, the more i wanna grab a starter kit. Skills are just repeated attempts, consistently repeated. Idk if id ever need to lock pick anything but its still awesome.
I carry a pair of American locks for LOTO purposes - typically if a lock gets left we pick it with the bolt cutters then give whoever left their lock on crap the next day
Interesting how those little knobs make such a difference for deterrence. It messes with your picking attempts and makes you question whether you actually got the pin properly. It doesn't prevent picking but slows it?
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the disappointment at "you can just comb open"
Here's a pro tip: When you comb open a lock, the key way is freed up. This actually an intended feature, because the key way now becomes a handy compartment for storing the disappointment.
@@Gameboygenius Pretty shure you cant fit that much disappointment in a keyhole.
@@scrapmineyou have no idea
@@WooperGoober Master lock always manage to suprise me in dissapointment density.
Lol there must be something wrong with my combs because they never work. They are a bit thick though so I think that may be the issue
"It's not healthy for the lock" *_he says, as bits of the core are being ejected out the cutaway with each movement of the screw_*
Yep.
And under which circumstances would this be a problem when a lock is used “normally”?
@@pete5405a key moves the pin, so the pin being like that will damage the lock normally.
Ya
@@kaljerico7342 When you're using a key, there's no real sideways movement until the pins are aligned and you turn the key, so it's not like you're grinding against a sharp corner like you are when picking. Under normal use, it looks like it would be fine. Still quite an aggressive pin though lol
@@natec1and when did the lock in the video move sideways. Scratching the edges is gonna make it harder to insert a key or even gum up the lock itself.
"thats a grub screw" lol this guy is the best
So do i he's great 😅
What is a grub screw? I want to be in on the joke lol
@@BelieveThePanda It's just a screw with no head. The joke is that using a hardened steel fastener in a brass lock leads to a lot of damage to the brass, as you can see in the video with the brass chips coming out during picking.
@@BelieveThePandagrub screws are also known as "set screws".
I think it's all part of the plan, can't pick a lock that has a bunch of shavings jammed inside lmao
I love how locks are basically puzzles. Once you know the basics and learn how to use and apply the proper tools, you'll be able to open most locks.
Thats why I'm really into stuff like cube solving and lock sports, they are like brain activities to me and fun as well
All locks can be drilled.
@@Spacecadet3890 not exactly all, but that kinda takes the fun out of it
@@Spacecadet3890that's not the point
@@Spacecadet3890Who the hell is carrying a drill? Might as well just go through the window. I mean if you gotta carry power tools the lock wins.
Liquid nitrogen and a hammer works too.
All locks and doors can be opened. Well... Good luck opening the vault below Wallstreet with tools you can carry in, and good luck getting heavy equipment in.
"You really helped me to break into my neighbour's house"
Really fast and easy way to enter a house besides picking a lock. Just go through a window
Don't get shot
Or just go to the hardware store and buy a similar lock and you have a chance to get the same key
@@jinnylover9158Let’s hope he doesn’t live in some third world shithole where most people who want to do harm can get a gun by breaking into any redneck’s truck.
After he got locked out and needed help getting back in😊
so basically most locks can be combed open
Every lock lol. Locks are dumb.
Only really bad locks. (a lot of locks are really bad)
@@EstParumnah it’s actually pretty easy to guard you against with the right pins/structure. Most locks can be combed because most locks don’t consider picking.
Only the worst of locks can be combed open, It is a really easy design flaw to fix. However, most North American companies don't sell security products. They sell the illusion of security
“Master locks are easier to pick”
Oh boy that is a big surprise😂😂
He said master keyed not Master Lock
Well it's true either way I guess ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Kek yes
@@IronicHavoc my bad
But they both suck
You can open this master lock…with another master lock.
Watching your videos I wondered for a long time, what the different pins actually do, but this angle instantly opened my eyes. Thank you for that new perspective.
They look like they all just get picked pretty easily, unless I'm missing some nuance...
@@OmalleyDocnow imagine doing it with your eyes closed, and also it's not clear whether the lock is stuck because your current pin is in the wrong position, or if one of the other 5 pins is in the wrong position
@@FirstRecords204serious question, what’s keeping the other pins in the unlocked/picked position while you do each subsequent pin?
@@JA-oo9qp Rotational pressure on the keyway. The trick is enough pressure to hold the set pins above the sheerline while not so much that you can't push the working pin above the sheer line. If you release pressure the springs will push everything back down. If you have too much pressure you won't be able to move the working pin.
If the pin you are working on is to tight to move you can try another one which may be less bound. So if watching LPL when he says "nothing on 1" it means he can't move 1 so he is going to try another pin "click out of 2" likely means he pushed and pin 2 first didn't move and then popped past the sheer line.
@@namechamps I figured it would have to be rotational pressure. Concise and informative. Thank you.
You're like that one unemployed friend who just knows a lot.
This is so relatable to me
He's employed
@@jstar3382woosh
@@jstar3382 got a Sherlock right here
@@jstar3382 why do some people not get humour? Is it a recent development or have people always been like this and I've just not noticed 😂
>When the LOTO lock has more security than the "high security" puck lock that costs 10 times as much
I have 2 LOTO locks.
An American and an old Master.
Use them for anything I need locked temporarily.
LOTO have a purpose for being so crummy with so many security pins. They're meant to show any attempt to get past them and be very challenging to open without obvious damage.
First one I picked I turned too far and it turned into a baby's rattle. That one is probably not a feature.
Maybe because removing a LOTO lock can lead to much bigger problems than stolen items.
Tbats by design.
A loto lock is a visual indicator. Its designed to be easily removed in an emergency, but hard to remove secretly.
Honestly I want LOTO locks to be the most unpickable thing on earth.
Bro sounds so sad like I know the locks suck but still
Ikr even his last video I hope he's okay
I was about to say, that he sounds sad. Hope it’s because of the 💩 locks
Locks do suck. I've yet to see one stop a C4 charge.
CIA: What you say?@@arthas640
He’s doing a ZeFrank impression. That’s why he called it “True Facts”
But, as said before; most locks can be opened by hitting it with a similar lock...
This is the first time I’ve actually understood how/why safety pins work, this front angle just makes it make sense. I’ve seen hundreds of McNally/LPL videos but they’re always from a profile angle when using a demo lock, but something this time just made me go “oh THAT’S the point of all the weird different safety pin shapes!”
Yeah it makes it sound like you got it but you didn't
I Like how unusually 'normal' he's being
“But you can just comb em so… there’s that😐”
@@coopermcdonald-ib8eido you play Xbox lol I do
If the lockpickinglawyer taught me anything it’s that there is no such thing as a unpickable lock unless you make it comically advanced like a bank vault
And at that point, the fail point is whatever latch you put it on.
@@Thobeian EXACTLY, mom taught me a chain is always as strong as it’s weakest link. Is the lock made from vibranium? Doesn’t matter if it’s a plywood box around it
What LPL has taught you is that there’s no way LPL would show the locks he can’t pick 😂 ask some real lockpicking experts, he’s medium-skilled
@@linkl_6641 okay bro if you say so
God Damn I learned a lot from watching this. Also side note, now I know why the ABUS 80Ti/50 is kicking my but right now lol.
most peaceful and relaxing Violent Lockpicking Lawyer video. leaving this on loop for the next hour.
We have LPL and now VLL. Please let this be a thing!
But this is McNally...?
@@mysteriousstranger1458people joke that McNally is chaotic neutral lockpicking lawyer. He also uses a speed square as a deadly weapon.
@@Terro-xc9mw well yeah, I know that. I guess I misinterpreted the comment.
I thought he said school instead of spool at first.
Me too 😂
Good video
I love the view of this one. Gives a great visual of the different pins and how they work
I love how you go from badass videos of mannequin violence to completely nerding out over locks.
You should cover carding doors. Why it’s possible, and ways to make it less effective.
(Context, I live in a dorm)
Deviant Ollam has done a few videos about these types of door bypasses, including some on Lock Picking Lawyer's channel. If you look up his videos featuring the travelling hook that's probably a good place to start since I'm pretty sure he mentions dead latches and such (which mitigate attacks against the door latch like carding)
Make sure to have a correctly fitted strike plate installed. - And no hinges on the outside. If you can't put stuff below the door while closed, you're golden.
I'm disappointed that this episode of 'True Facts' wasn't narrated by ZeFrank.
ZeFrank on another level 💪
And THAT is how the lockpick do.
Every time Morgan Freeman narrators about locks they just give up and release themselves under his sheer sultry voice... Morgan Freeman Morgan Freeman Morgan Freeman Morgan Freeman Morgan Freeman
Morgan Freeman
Imagine a lock with all pins below the shear line.
just like Skyrim
This man is the bane of master lock. I'm surprised they haven't tried pulling a boeing airline trick yet.😂
I come across these shorts sometimes. I will build my house without locks, because apparently there are no good locks
The rattle and the last one seem to be very slightly better, since they took him slightly longer to pick.
Anyone wonder how this dude could just change and become the worlds greatest pick locker
lockpicking lawyer is the best in the game by far.
12 year old mindset to think a youtuber is the best in the world, he's definitely a professional but nowhere near the best.
Same goes for LPL.
@@seanzc5230 You do realize the Lockpicking Lawyer is McNally's boss right?
@@aggressiveaquamarine7522 how would that change my previous statement? I said they were both professionals but there are much better lock pickers in the industry.
@@seanzc5230 not that Deep bud I don’t care
We need to see this guy use his experience to make a very resistant lock.
This video is way more informative than any other lock picking video I’ve ever seen.
“Locks are meant to keep honest people honest”, is a saying my father always told me because if someone intends to break the law or harm individuals they will do it or find ways to do it.
I knew someone well who worked in security, and we had a conversation about this. (The solar panel company I worked at had a branch company for home security.)
I pointed out that people who want to break the law will find ways to get into your house anyway.
He agreed, but added "the point isn't to make it impossible to break into your house. The point is to make it harder to break in than your neighbor's house."
Why would you need a lock to keep someone “honest” if they’re really honest? What’s the point in locking anything then if a criminal is just going to break in?
@@DARTHNECRION because it removes the temptation. The fact is, his videos prove that if someone is knowledgeable and skilled, they can open any lock you use. The point is to prevent those unskilled from entering, basically removing the temptation. If you saw open briefcase full of money you’d know that’s not your money but you would still have that temptation to take a few hundred if not a thousand dollars since it’s so easy. Though even if that briefcase is closed and perhaps tied to the bench you’d look at that like “there’s probably something valuable inside there but it’s not my business”
Though someone who is knowledgeable and has the intent to commit a crime would see that case and be like “there’s probably something valuable inside that nice looking briefcase…. I could easily break that chain and pick the lock at home”
No lock is going to prevent a knowledgable intruder, though the best you can do is catch them in the act or have some form of self defense “guard dogs” “camera’s” “guns(if your in the United States)” or even just some form of hand to hand combat.
@@DARTHNECRION The concept is that if you have a better or more complicated lock than your neighbor, the thief will choose the easier target. Although the saying I've heard is "Locks keep the honest man out, the dishonest will still find a way in or around." So security is really just a question of how many keys you want to carry.
@@DARTHNECRION to reduce temptation and increase internal guilt of normally good people. Even some good people might steal a fresh bill they find left out but not if locked up
I finally got the starter kit. And I picked two dead bolts and a padlock but couldn't pick the practice lock at all.
Keep practicing! You got it man
So Master locks are easier to pick than the practice lock..
@@dubious6718 Definitely so.
The practice lock was th final boss the whole time!!!!!!!😮
@@sandasturner9529 😂
Im not lock scientist but could you just have a pin on opposite sides from eachother that only the key would be able to reach both at the same time. And would require equal pressure in opposite directions which id imagine would be very difficult for a picker.
There are about four more of these behind the one we see, the tool he uses is long and can be pushed all the way into the lock
You getting that checked out now?
Mans Said screw it and he did
I've always wanted to know how to do this. Not for nefarious purposes I swear 😅, just because it's cool and also a very practical skill to have in emergencies.
I wish this channel would cover more locks from all over the world
I just weld the doors shut each and every time I walk through one. I do this whether I own the door or not because it makes me laugh.
**grabs a torch** I'll pick it open
That's jail time unless you have permission. As an electrician, I have a lockpick set to help me gain access so i can do my job but I always have a manager or property owner present with permission.
@@BigDOOMson
*The Joke*
**You**
Have a great day
@@BigDOOMson indeed
its not a lock if its liquid though :)
I've been lockpicking as a hobby for a long while, but ironically it wasn't until I got a job in maintenance at a hotel (now supervisor) that it became practical. 😅 the surprising thing is that of all the maintenance people I know at a LARGE number of hotels... I'm the only one who knows how to do it 😳😂
It’s pretty wild how lockpocking is regarded as some kind of evil knowledge unless the person is being paid to do it.
I mean just look at the comments in here lol “Why are you teaching people these things?! How are you not in jail?!”
Unbelievable
@@Lethalmuffin87 Truthfully, if more people had at least a basic understanding of how lockpicking works, they'd actually be better informed on how to selct locks that are harder to bypass, increasing their security.
Why did that grub make me laugh out loud.
He’s truly a visionary giving everybody the ability to have the most fiendish villain era they can imagine
I just got the genesis kit from covert instruments and god its beautiful 😍 works great y'all!!🎉
skyrim locks must have something funky going on when they're spools need to be pushed at an angle
just angled pins, key would be hooked/slanted to accommodate
this perspective of the lock has helped me actually understand how pins work
Imagine having all of these in one lock
Great illustration of all the different kinds of security pins and counter rotation!
This is by far the most emotion I’ve heard in his voice
This is THE best video explaining pins that you can encounter in a lock.
It makes me happy to see how much he enjoys talking about the cuz he’s so PASSIONATE :)
Squatters love your videos...so many loving homes enjoy new owners right now :))
Sounds like the fault of the companies that make bad locks
I feel like at this point, McNally should make his own lock to flex on everyone else
I enjoy these, I taught myself lock picking when I was laid up with a broken leg. Now I just do it for fun here and there as a type of puzzle.
My niece had a diary with a locket and they asked me to open it at work, like I'm some expert in everything, so I just took the scraping bit of a nailclipper and raked it until it popped and I was honestly so flabbergasted that actually worked, it's a rush that will keep me going the rest of the week..
Great video I hope it enlightened a lot of people on how to pick
Some locks don’t even need that, especially in dorms 😂 in college I became the go to person to call when you were locked out of a room because I had a piece of laminated paper that I got really good at maneuvering between the door and frame to unlock it. It was laughably, and worryingly, easy
"But it can be combed, so there is that." 😂🤣
Had the pleasure to pick some danish Ruko locks in my holidays last week, they are something special. No fancy pins (so far) but tight tolerances. I recommend.
Rattlesnake looks like a final boss of lockpicking
this guy probably welds his door shut every time he leaves his home
Its so scary that literally no matter what lock you get for your house it can still be picked open 😭😭
I feel like I'm learning to tie my shoes again. An adult calmly explaining things to me and I still can't wrap my head around it.
I struggle a lot still with fancy key pins. Getting better everyday but they throw me off enough that i often overset the pins and have to start from scratch.
that guy is teaching me how to escape 💀
This man has maxed out Lock Picking perks
Man, you’re videos are amazing 🤩 I find them extremely inspiring 😎
Wow. So much good information... I have been looking for exactly this video for years. Thank you for making it.
Being able to see how each different pin interacts as it is boosted is invaluable.
This is what I wish Lockpicking Lawyer would show us. I've heard about all the different kinds of pins, and I've seen them when he disassembles them, but you never get to see how to function in the lock. This is the visualization I wanted.
Was expecting
"...Except you can open a master lock with amaster lock"
I wonder, is there a truly unpickable lock
There's no such thing as an unpickable lock--only a lock that hasn't been picked for the first time yet! The Bowley Rotasera and 543 are two of the most notable examples.
Shotgun has entered the chat :P
Im truth locks keep honest people out, and are used to give the illusion of security.
That and symbolic value such as a store manager having the keys to the store to open or close it.
A great example is if you had a unpickable lock on your house or store a thief will just use your window and a rock.
@@kai9127 fair enough, but like said... shotgun then enters the chat
If you can get a tool in, it can be picked. If it somehow the lock doesn't give any feedback (like the attempts by Stuff Made Here), then that's the closest to "unpickable" (picking is just guessing)
Clamshell packaging
Noice
Noice noice noice
Noice noise
Love his videos
you have single handedly shown me how to pick basically all locks in america
Actually seeing the false sets makes it all make so much more sense now
His voice and commentary is just perfect
Thank you so much 😊 I don’t know what burglars would do without you.
Master locks will never stop catching strays from this guys direction
Rattlesnakes are wild.
I want a lock with 6 of 'em
Bro's training full-time b*rglars and Mercenaries for free.
Random but im in my 30s and rediscovering alot of random hobbies i attempted 10 or less years ago. I have always wanted to pick a lock. The more i see this content, the more i wanna grab a starter kit.
Skills are just repeated attempts, consistently repeated. Idk if id ever need to lock pick anything but its still awesome.
I finally understood what a "false set" looks like. Thanks!
Dude I would love to see you get custom-made locks that could be supposedly unbeatable.
Thank you. That’s the first time I’ve actually understood how spools work. Seems so obvious now.
“It can becomed open” 😂😂😂
After all this time watching lock picking videos I've finally found out what the different kinds of security pins are and how they work
I carry a pair of American locks for LOTO purposes - typically if a lock gets left we pick it with the bolt cutters then give whoever left their lock on crap the next day
Oh THAT'S how Master Keys work!!!! There's an extra pin to make up the difference between the unique key's pins and the master key's shear line!!!!!!
The sheepish "i thought it was neat" is far too relatable
He can do that while my ass struggles to open a door with a key 😭
Interesting how those little knobs make such a difference for deterrence. It messes with your picking attempts and makes you question whether you actually got the pin properly. It doesn't prevent picking but slows it?
McNally is such a Gem 💎
I love these videos there always fun to watch
Hell the door for my dorm doesn’t even latch half the time I don’t think I’ll have to worry about someone picking it lol
Bro's telling us how to break into dorm rooms💀
I need a lock for my bike. I found this channel and now I’m like wtf😂 what lock do I buy ?
The grub screw looked like the best pin...except it wasnt brass
Fun fact: on the inside of most houses locked rooms can easily be unlocked with a butter knife.
Ima maybe buy ur fancy lockpick that u sell :D
When all key pins can be pushed above the shear line, we call that a "master lock".
This an outstanding tutorial video when it comes to understanding locks