I love your videos so much, but I would love them even more if you had a panel setup to emulate the scene needed to pick when its placed in a door and not in a vice which gives you many degrees more freedom to complete your task without hiccups which ultimately make a picking attempt successful or not
I almost thought the pins were going to serve as some magnetic purpose or be weighted in some manner, such as how coins flow down a validator mechanism. I'm sure you must have seen such locks that use both pins and some other form of magnetic/weighed concept before. Picking them would involve varying magnetism I guess to activate those specific internal pins. Only another measure for experts. love your vids.
without prior knowledge of the shape of the key, it would also be a bit of a deterrent for the picker to find out how many banks are in this, wouldn't it? Anything short of a high tech camera.
how would you pick on where the assembly turned to reveal and multi pin system. with a staged pressure control system where pressure must be removed for the assembly to work. you wouldn't it is unpickable.
This was an interesting video, but it did conjure up a question… If you came across a case where the opposing council's defense was the pick-proofness of a lock, could you then pick it in court legally?
Beads/spools are more technological to produce. Those can be produced using lathe automata in big quantities, and then combined for specific key, picking needed ones from a pile. IMHO, milling same pattern on a key itself is much harder, taking into account internal edges/corners. Also all this makes harder to copy the key, that's also a security feature of some sort.
You should have continued to turn the cylinder after you picked it to see if it would stay picked… When I was staying at the AirBnB in Taipei that had that type of lock, I seem to remember that it took multiple turns of the key to open the door.
I just wonder if knowing how a key looks like helps in picking the lock or it’s pretty much the same. Because chances are a burglar won’t see the keys to the lock he’s picking.
I looked at that key and thought the beads could be turned like a combination wheel, and that you would have to enter a combination on the key with the beads before inserting the key to align the pins in the right position. That would be MUCH cooler imo. Like its doubly locked, both combination and key, but the key only fits the lock when the beads are in the right combination. The more i think about it the more i love the idea honestly
I'm guessing the beads are so you can use the key "upside-down" without problems, since the side bank pins are not symmetrical (one is at 9, other at 4). The edges are cut on both sides to facilitate this, too.
LPL pulls out comically large pick
I love your videos so much, but I would love them even more if you had a panel setup to emulate the scene needed to pick when its placed in a door and not in a vice which gives you many degrees more freedom to complete your task without hiccups which ultimately make a picking attempt successful or not
"50 thousands of an inch"
american units are wild
"1,2,3 and we just got this open" EPIC !!!
Are there any pick-proof deadbolt locks or padlocks available?
Imagine going to pick a lock and the Keyway looks like a god damn candy
Is there a lock that is unspeakable? Does such a lack exist If so make a video
That big hole remembers me of my ex wife. If you know what a mean
I almost thought the pins were going to serve as some magnetic purpose or be weighted in some manner, such as how coins flow down a validator mechanism. I'm sure you must have seen such locks that use both pins and some other form of magnetic/weighed concept before. Picking them would involve varying magnetism I guess to activate those specific internal pins. Only another measure for experts. love your vids.
He is so polite. I can imagine LPL, if he was irrupting a place, even asking for permission to enter a room afte he picked the lock.
LOL – "Mission Accomplished"
Is there any lock that you can’t pick. You are a true master. Question can you over pick a lock to we’re it makes in more different to pick.?
Video under 3 minutes, you know what that means 😂
I am starting to understand
My guess for why the keys use beads is manufacturability.
Ha Ha, lock picked in no time, but the key is really cool! =)
Why do they not make locks with multiple banks of pins that have to be pissed in sequence at the exact same time to eliminate normal lock picking.
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TLPL picks locks so fast there isn't enough time to read the comments
Love the LockPickingLawyer!
He does sound somewhat (satifyingly) like a dentist when he picks though. lol
Making a cool looking key makes it somewhat more difficult to impression
As expected, another great video
without prior knowledge of the shape of the key, it would also be a bit of a deterrent for the picker to find out how many banks are in this, wouldn't it? Anything short of a high tech camera.
This is one of those locks+key combos that you know will be easy picking, but you kinda want it to succeed anyway
how would you pick on where the assembly turned to reveal and multi pin system. with a staged pressure control system where pressure must be removed for the assembly to work. you wouldn't it is unpickable.
Are there any keys with active components?
You put the key in and parts of it start moving rotating etc.
That would make it super hard to pick.
I think the beads are an interactive element meant to make key duplication impossible or much much harder.
Where can we purchase the vice?
What does your front door look like?
At the beginning you say “this is the lock picking lawyer” and i heard “this is the story of a girl”. You should say that once
Security through obscurity
I mean if this on an ancient pyramid I wouldn’t pick it either.
This was an interesting video, but it did conjure up a question…
If you came across a case where the opposing council's defense was the pick-proofness of a lock, could you then pick it in court legally?
Beads/spools are more technological to produce. Those can be produced using lathe automata in big quantities, and then combined for specific key, picking needed ones from a pile. IMHO, milling same pattern on a key itself is much harder, taking into account internal edges/corners. Also all this makes harder to copy the key, that's also a security feature of some sort.
Coolest key ever 👍🏻
All fun and games until your dentist becomes a fan of LPL: "Little click from 1, 2 is loose, 3 is binding, nothing on 4, 5 is false, nothing on 6…"
You should have continued to turn the cylinder after you picked it to see if it would stay picked… When I was staying at the AirBnB in Taipei that had that type of lock, I seem to remember that it took multiple turns of the key to open the door.
I just wonder if knowing how a key looks like helps in picking the lock or it’s pretty much the same. Because chances are a burglar won’t see the keys to the lock he’s picking.
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I looked at that key and thought the beads could be turned like a combination wheel, and that you would have to enter a combination on the key with the beads before inserting the key to align the pins in the right position. That would be MUCH cooler imo. Like its doubly locked, both combination and key, but the key only fits the lock when the beads are in the right combination. The more i think about it the more i love the idea honestly
The demonic sailboat canonically bathe because ornament bizarrely bore despite a miniature sound. trite, jaded vault
I'm guessing the beads are so you can use the key "upside-down" without problems, since the side bank pins are not symmetrical (one is at 9, other at 4). The edges are cut on both sides to facilitate this, too.
reminds me of being at the dentist
Hole is wider…requires a thicker tool
If a lock didn’t have a key so he could see how it turns the mechanism, would he still be able to pick it?