[1221] Heavyweight Padlock: ERA “Big Six” Insurance Lock Picked

[@electronicsNmore]

You mastered the YT algorithm. I remember way back in 2017 when you complained about a big lack of views on your videos. Short videos, that are well done, was the trick. You end up with high retention time. A+

[@B00glefop]

Well it wasnt until recently that the algorithm started favouring short clip type videos to compete with tiktok, So it worked in his favor

[@iwatchwithnoads7480]

@@B00glefop ikr. He didn't change. KZbin did.

[@serious.business]

It used to be 10 minutes was the golden number every youtuber was aiming for.

[@fehhjorge]

@@serious.business That's because back in the day, 10min was the minimun time for you to play 2 ads in one video. Many videos still have about 0:15 of silence in the end to make up for this

[@diakounknown1225]

Practical 100%.

[@R4yj4ck]

You know a lock is for real when LPL brings out a tool you’ve never seen before.

[@Tjalve70]

We have seen that tool before. It's the kind of tool he uses on (probably) all keyways of that kind. However this kind of key and keyway is not very common, so it may very well be that you have not seen him use it before. If you look at these two videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4bXqXqVoN6NY7s and kzbin.info/www/bejne/o16seGekaqqJfdk you will see him use very similar turning tools and picks. Not identical to the one in this video, but functionally the same. I assume he he lots of similar tools, and that they can often be used interchangeably. But that he uses the one that is optimal for the lock.

[@johndododoe1411]

@@Tjalve70 BB recently showed his personally improved commercial set of these tools. The part that goes into the lock is custom to each lock design, for example there'll be a special bit for this ERA big 6 design and a different bit for the 7-lever ASSA door locks.

[@DanielNorton]

No, obscurity ≠ security

[@greenreaper1985]

@@Tjalve70 don't get invited to many parties do you

[@Guenwhyever]

@@greenreaper1985 "we've seen it before" "except we haven't" lol

[@midimusicforever]

Soon in a commercial near you: "It may not be that bad of an option" - LPL

[@MagniKhan]

I can hear their PR department,... "Who is reviewing our lock? LPL? Oh shit!" "No, it's not that bad, he said "It may not be that bad of an option"! "Holy cow print that shit on the Box!"

[@ImMora1]

I mean that is like the second highest praise from him right after "i'd personally use this lock on my front door"

[@mickenoss]

lol, they aren't a bad lock tbh. Most locks over here are either hammered off or cutting disc'd off, not much no nick on an alotment anyway.

[@BrettSucks]

@@mickenoss I got a nice air rifle once 😉

[@galdavonalgerri2101]

I (being German) just learned a very pretty piece of English language „not be that bad of an option“. Great, thank you.

[@clem_approves5020]

I'd love to see a disassembly of one of these cores, I can't begin to fathom how they work

[@SmartAssGamer]

Checkout video 721 and 733, there he showed the lever mechanism of lever locks

[@RevUnstableBoy]

bonsian bill just did a vid where he guts a lever lock. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJy3cpqvfb5lftU

[@lairdcummings9092]

Andy Mac has ya covered: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anKUk35mmNWhqtU

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

Lock Noob too, has a clear backed cutaway... great tutorial

[@Briceon]

This

[@daisysuperdog2814]

It is an awesome lock. It took him a full 40 seconds to open. Recommended.

[@snowkatyoutube1419]

No i eat and black

[@lincolnc8658]

Wrong, it took 24 seconds to open

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@rugbychampion1]

I'd get this lock purely on the basis that the tool needed looks like it was dug up from an Ancient Greeck relic site. If someone's got one of them on them, they are getting into your lock no matter what anyway

[@chri-k]

@@rugbychampion1 it’s just a tension ‘wrench’ for a weirdly shaped keyhole. And that type of keyhole can be found elsewhere too.

[@spaceracer23]

One dislike. I see MasterLock has already been here.

[@michaelpedersen7752]

and 11 employees pt.- ;)

[@lightweight1974]

Master lock Board of Directors.

[@djfunkychicken]

It's comments like this that make me unsure which I prefer better.. actual video content or the comments section

[@ROGER2095]

That's right. They don't like any competition. MasterLock's policy is, "If a lock can be picked open in seconds, it better be a MasterLock."

[@Voltaic_Fire]

I'd think that Master Locks would love to see somebody else's lock get wrecked for once.

[@TheLonelyLuneon]

"It might not be that bad an option" sounds like it could be worth obtaining

[@waltermh111]

What he means is, if you can import one :P

[@Aneeqt]

@@waltermh111 or if you get me to ship it to you ;)

[@jamesslick4790]

@@waltermh111 International buying online is a "thing" today. I can't imagine a UK lock dealer that would NOT sell to a US customer.

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@qazjoker]

It is, these lever locks are commonly used in prison, cus they are hard to pick without costume made picks

[@DavidFerriday]

Found near almost every public building in the UK.

[@wolfpackflt670]

oohh free stuff in the UK? I know where I'm going for my next vacation.

[@gedd6750]

Yep ,they are.I've cut many of those off (legally) when on call.

[@mr.hanfblatt9152]

Well, the UK seems to really know how to keep things... Like personal belongings or a continental wide "trading partnership"

[@Bas_Lightyear]

@@mr.hanfblatt9152 oof, that got me right in the remain balls

[@JimWhitaker]

@@mr.hanfblatt9152 Fortunately we do have a "continental wide "trading partnership"". Now it is in addition to a number of global partnerships. Win/win eh?

[@noahswann]

I can remember the garage where my dad worked having these on all the doors, at 1 point in 1 of the sheds was a Metro 6R4, Ferrari 355 and a Lamborghini Countach. The wood that the hasp and staples were secured to with coach bolts was rotten, but hey, 3x insurance approved ERA padlocks were used!

[@snowkatyoutube1419]

Ok

[@spaceracer23]

As I was reading this I thought "I wonder how strong the doors were?" You: The wood.... was rotten.. Me: and there it is.

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@joseywales3789]

"It may not be that bad an option!" High Praise indeed from the LPL.... ERA are rubbing their hands with glee! 😂🤣😂🤣👍🇬🇧

[@Sanyaenyenwa]

When all is said and done, security through obscurity seems to be pretty much the most effective method. It doesn't matter how insecure a lock is, if they don't *know* how insecure it is. :p

[@dlevi67]

@@Sanyaenyenwa There isn't that much obscurity when the mechanism is documented on Wikipedia...

[@Travminer123]

thats because most of the time british locks are just better

[@chri-k]

@@Sanyaenyenwa the Stuff lock proves that. inventing a new mechanism can ( and usually is ) be effective.

[@ingvarhallstrom2306]

"It may not be all that bad" is the highest praise I've heard from LPL in years...

[@notchipotle]

nah you must be new here lol he said "this is a lock that I'll consider using" like not long ago

[@Artaimus]

"They'll become more uncommon in the future." Closest thing to be said to "kids these days"

[@jamesslick4790]

Yep, But it's functionally TRUE. If you want a MORE theft free CAR, buy one with a manual transmission. Same bit applies.

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@Alpha0727]

@@jamesslick4790 My father drives a manual stick shift and swears by them because most car thieves these days can’t even start it up. At work, he is usually the only one who can move manual vehicles because his coworkers look like a deer in the headlights when they see a manual.

[@darenn71]

@@jamesslick4790 True in the USA, false just about anywhere else

[@jamesslick4790]

@@darenn71 That's an outdated stereotype. May have been true decades ago. Manual transmissions are dying everywhere. Here's an Australian site: www.caradvice.com.au/868584/endangered-the-decline-of-manual-transmissions/ One from The U.K.: www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/analysis-are-manual-gearboxes-way-out Even FERRARI stopped making manual transmissions NINE YEARS AGO. www.autoevolution.com/news/these-are-the-last-ferrari-models-with-a-manual-transmission-139084.html In a handful of years, The ability to drive a "stick" will be like using the command line on a PC. There will be a few that do it, but 90% won't. P.S. I have no "horse" in the race. My car is automatic, but my truck is manual.

[@ytafshin]

Ooh, two minutes long. Either he's picking one lock with tools, or he's picking over 20 master locks with a feather.

[@ondank]

6 seconds a lock ... have master lock upgraded there designs or something?

[@ytafshin]

@@ondank To be fair, he usually has a 30 second intro and 30 second outro.

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@lairdcummings9092]

Technically, a feather is a tool, too. Just that using one is a major flex.

[@the11382]

LPL is in the top 10% of lockpickers, maybe even top 1%. His skills don’t reflect most lockpickers.

[@yojot3pi]

How is the keyway so cartoonishly medieval looking

[@lairdcummings9092]

Lever locks. They just roll that way.

[@ifxthenwhy6202]

@@lairdcummings9092 I don't get why they're still so prolific in the UK though, aren't they quite antiquated compare to the modern designs?

[@lairdcummings9092]

@@ifxthenwhy6202 they're quite functional, especially if rigged with false gates. A bit larger than an equivalent pin-tumbler core, but hey, it's traditional. And, considering the miserable performance of Master Lock, "secure" is a very problematic metric.

[@robertspano4003]

@@ifxthenwhy6202 They are particularly good for exterior use - they don’t get jammed by grit and dirt, can’t be opened by raking, bumping, rapping or similar low-skill attacks (brut force not withstanding) and not as comically easy to open as modern Bluetooth padlocks or anything made by Masterlock.

[@chrism3562]

I was going to say like a lock out of a film or cartoon. Definitely an old school design.

[@capq57]

I believe 'may not be all that bad' is the highest compliment I've ever heard given to a lock! At least on this channel anyway.

[@Stealthiker]

You never cease to amaze me with your lock picking expertise. It’s hilarious how quick you open any lock.I have started to pick the locks we have in use around our shop. It’s great fun. I have told others about you, hopefully they will also subscribe.

[@lairdcummings9092]

"The weakest lock you can use without voiding your insurance contract..."

[@lairdcummings9092]

@Last One heh. I do get around, yes. 😉

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@Effonefiddygarage]

This is indeed how UK insurance works, if you leave it unlocked OR you use any other lock, they will void your claim. They know exactly how many people can pick the lock (few thousand) and the chances it will be picked, and then they have an Actuary team run the numbers. Which keeps premiums low. Very manageable compared to the US where insurance has to payout no matter if you leave it unlocked or not.

[@lairdcummings9092]

@@Effonefiddygarage the US method means paying for fewer investigators and actuaries. *shrug* Either way, it balances out.

[@Effonefiddygarage]

@@lairdcummings9092 Agreed.

[@TBH148]

This is my second video watched, but can I say that I greatly appreciate this content. It identifies security issues plainly and simply for the average user without condescending those less knowledgeable like myself. Watching these simply as a curiosity and to learn trivia will likely be a fun little jaunt. Thank you very much for your work on this series, Mr. Lawyer!

[@22freedom33]

I imagine Jigsaw trapping LPL Jigsaw: "Mr Lockpicking Lawyer, your videos have provided much joy to your viewers, but did you ever think about the companies behing the locks featured on your chan--... wait were did he go?" LPL: "So folks, as you can see the locks on the doors and cages were all easily bipasseable by the strap of Redbull can I keep in my pockets at all time, anyway that's all I got for you today, thank you"

[@chri-k]

You’re englick skils aer tou god. Although I do admit that I said ‘LockPockingLawyer’ in one of my comments.

[@jamkpa]

You have great talent, both in skill and the quality of your videos!

[@charlesballiet7074]

now that's what i call "a secret insurance companies don't want you to know!"

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@BottleOfCoke]

This must be the most British looking lock I have ever seen! I would have assumed the key had wings!

[@sarqf212]

LPL: _It may not be that bad of an option_ Me: *Runs to buy that goddamn lock as soon as possible*

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@jetah50]

*sold out*

[@markrichards9646]

LPL, you never cease to amaze me! Even with your special tensioner, you make this look so easy.

[@yellowsubmarine-h1c]

Well there goes insurance rates going up.

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@solracmustacheman6448]

After watching one of your videos for the first time I got intrigued and wanted to try picking a lock for myself not expecting it to be easy and after opening my first lock with a broken hair clip in less than 30 seconds, I realized that security is just an illusion and now I open locks just for fun.

[@shaunwang8735]

We're still waiting for you to pick that lock made by StuffMadeHere...

[@ProwlXV]

That lock was found to be vulnerable to raking so StuffMadeHere pulled out I heard

[@spiraldj]

@@ProwlXV he designed it not to be and he shows in the video that raking doesn't work.

[@chri-k]

StuffMadeHere should make it, so that his improved lock opens when it hears ‘LockPockingLawyer’ Edit: LockPockingLawyer. 😂. I’m not going to fix that typo. Too funny. LockPokingLawyer can open a lock by touching it.

[@alexrowland]

@@ProwlXV It seems more the style of both creators to still publish a video showing at very least what they learned, even if LPL got right through it. Do you remember where you read/saw that? I'd be curious to check out its validity.

[@ProwlXV]

@@alexrowland Unfortunately I don't remember, but yeah you're most likely right

[@siraff4461]

I've had these on my unit in the past and there is a very quick and effective (but loud) way to open them. A chisel sent town next to the clasp then a hit with what looked like a lump hammer and it opened up a treat. Then I got to watch the rest of the cctv footage where they took £25k of tools out...

[@werhold]

high praise from the lockpicking lawyer, British locks are probably a little bit safer because we dont have masterlock products over here in the U.K

[@archechme]

We like guarding our things better because we don't have guns to protect ourselves /s

[@dlevi67]

You can easily find Masterlock products at any B&Q branch, should you really want them

[@werhold]

@@dlevi67 I always thought that B&Q sold decent quality products

[@dlevi67]

@@werhold ... amongst others...

[@theaverageoracle9287]

It doesn’t matter what lock you have in your hand, you make it look so easy every time. You truly are a master at what you do and I really enjoy this channel. Wishing you and mrs LPL a happy new year.

[@internettroll7604]

I walked by HD’s lock section the other day for the first time since I started watching LPL’s video. In my head I literally heard LPL voice “ And master locks are disappointing. Click on one, binding on two.......and it’s open. This is not what you want to buy if you want to protect anything valuable.

[@rick343]

So I bought one of those lóck picking kits with the acrylic pad lock off Amazon, just wanted to say WOW, you make it look so easy, to everyone out there, it's alot harder than it looks, I'm still trying to pick it, and I can see the tumblers, very frustrating, I hope to conquer it one day.

[@DB_Cooper727]

When I first subscribed I didn’t realize why the vids were so short. You’re obviously the best lock picker out there.

[@BinhLe-fw5py]

I love how the videos are just as long as they need to be.

[@upsidedown4155]

In the uk seen many of these, bloody hurt like duck when you drop one and you've taken your boots off for the day and got normal shoes on lol

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@upsidedown4155]

@@mopuculo7372 ok fair one thats funny lol

[@PINKFL0YD-s2h]

You are so right about that I used to lock the garage door and I have dropped them on my feet with ice on the ground a few times

[@heatexchangeskittles]

OMG he's invading the UK ......were DOOMED!!! Top job as always👍

[@AndreasZwettler]

And there i was thinking that security by obsolescence is just a cyber security thing

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@edewaal97]

There is 1 very big advantage in using these locks. They can be used in harsh terrains, like beaches and will still work. Where normal locks clog up with all kinds of debris like sand and salt. These ones will still work every time. I've been using locks like these for about 3 years now (only in summer season), washing them afterwards thoroughly with clean water and wd40.

[@jdd5672]

lock makers hear 'two is binding' in their nightmares

[@mittensfastpaw]

Love these old lock videos.

[@iPlusTrainingSolutions]

Thanks for uploading 👍

[@Battusai1984]

I'm currently using the electric bike my brother has on lease, he too was told what lock he should use if he wanted to comply with the theft policy on the contract, in his case it was an Abus Bordo 6500, which ofcourse i looked up immediately to see how it was reviewed here. My main point is that we live in Belgium, it's not just a British thing.

[@aarond23]

'Not all that bad of an option'....Ringing endorsement from LPL

[@icecold1805]

Gotta say, the sound it made once open was super satisfying. 1:24 - 1:28

[@chisbang53]

Love that hammertone paint.

[@filip000]

Hammerite.

[@RicArmstrong]

I was wondering what it was called. Thanks.

[@nuclearmedicineman6270]

@@filip000 Stop, hammertime!

[@offwithhishead2556]

UK insurance often specifies door locks too. Mine requires a 5 barrel Chubb type on the main point of entry (my front door). Dodgy insurance firms will often check your door lock and, if its not up to scratch, refuse any claim irrespective of the relevance of the door lock to the incident.

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

"Don't worry about it, this door could withstand a nuclear blast! Nothing's getting in here! Wait... what's that sound?" "Nice click out of 2" "Oh no..." 😂

[@drac1st]

Not bad of an option. High praise from LPL. Plus special tools. Looks like I should get one of these. 👍.

[@seanlangton3921]

Imagine you’re chilling in your house and you hear a muffled voice outside: **This is the Lock Picking Laywer**

[@masterv2041]

I'd just go open the door. No sense in waiting the extra 30 seconds.

[@nbtmx1]

And you find the door already opened

[@CK-jd7wo-test]

Before I could say "and what I have for you today is a high security deadbolt with an egregious design flaw"... he'd be standing in my living room.

[@billcarson1966]

It's very beautiful. Looks like it's right out of an old 50s horror movie.

[@KimYoungUn69]

Imagine being in the bathroom at 3AM and hearing someone mumble outside "getting some tension in there.. little click out of six.. nothing on five.. "

[@Ulteam8]

Never heard that joke before...

[@robotmad]

This vid will send shivers down the spine of insurance companies.

[@NicMediaDesign]

When will you pick the lock from "Stuff Made Here"?

[@Tjalve70]

Has "Stuff Made Here" confirmed that he has finished the lock and sent it to LPL? If not, maybe you should ask him when he will send it.

[@Legendarydave76]

LPL will probably work on the lock and give himself some time to see if it can be done off camera first if not he will probably release a video eventually

[@ayush885]

LPL doesn't work that fast. First he'll do ample research, and get the tools and skills needed to pick the lock. You can expect the video some weeks after it is confirmed that he has received the lock.

[@Steamrick]

Given that Stuff Made Here promised to build a new lock with more than 3 pins (and thus, added complexity), it's entirely possible that the lock isn't even completed yet, much less sent to LPL. Patience.

[@Chris-hx3om]

@@Steamrick "Patience" When I read that, I laughed myself silly. We live in a world where if someone doesn't get a rely to an email after 5 minutes, they're calling the person to see if they died. We live in the age of instant gratification, and you think these punks can wait more than a few minutes? And yet it's going to be WEEKS before we see that video. I think these people will die of boredom before that...

[@bigbadjohn10]

I have a similar one on my rear gates. It has been out side for at least 30 years and is much older than me at 72. but it still works and provides adequate security as any villain would early climb over the fence!

[@davey6024]

When you max out your lock picking skills in fallout.

[@pkrory7]

Locks or ones very similar are used in the UK known as "FB" locks or "Fire Brigade" locks. They're typically used on restricted roads with gates to allow us access with our Fire Engines and depending on the lock number will depend on the key used. We will carry a variety with us on all trucks.

[@yt650]

I can see where LPL will be on retainer as a lock consultant for the insurance companies.

[@Scapes3]

I just watched some of your first videos and man you’ve changed so much I love you’re channel

[@alexs9252]

A look is good if lpl takes 30+ seconds to pick OR he uses a tool that most locksmiths dont even know exists

[@chri-k]

Well. As soon as LPL points to where that tool is sold… won’t be so good then.

[@shanethrelfall416]

I live in the U.K. we have a load of these types of locks, they often come with a code, you tell your insurance company the code and they can see what lock you’ve used, the better the lock the bigger the discount you’ll get on your insurance

[@davidbermudez7704]

LPL: Not a bad option for security ERA: (in a English accent) We did it lads time to celebrate 🎉 🎊

[@Ste16ish]

This lock is a perfect example of why a lot of people call the pin side of the lock in the UK bottom of lock when referring to tensioning positions, it's just how our locks have always usually been made so to a lot of us its how we imagine a standard lock position especially as it's how a lot of our doorway locks are fitted too

[@nedj10]

This one needs the Ramset test as well :D for science...

[@superbadyazz8055]

Bruh he picks these locks in like a couple seconds, he’s on another level

[@johnSmith-gs1bb]

I can't be the only one who want the LPL to try an escape room, and just pick the lock.

[@snowkatyoutube1419]

I dont want that its only you

[@beerbandit291]

I've got 2 of these around a chain on 2sets of ladders. Someone took a grinder to one chain rather than the lock but still gave up. Only one key though so I was intrigued on how open them once I inevitably lose the key.

[@Menta1Waste1and]

I really want somebody to design a lock that would actually force LPL to make like a 5 minute video.

[@mopuculo7372]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eonFY6BnZquJrLM

[@KeylessEntry]

Oh there have been a few over the years😉

[@TheGeezzer]

Good lockpick LPL. Looks very similar to my 5 Lever Sentinel...and yes these are common as muck in the UK, a lot of sites still use the ones made by Chubb (back in the day) rusty as **** but still doing their duty.

[@JeanJaquesMath]

Meanwhile in Britain: - Do you have a loicense to pick this lock?

[@sharpvidtube]

Nobody has a loicense in the UK

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@sharpvidtube illiterate people do.

[@ironDsteele]

​@@sharpvidtube I believe that spelling was intentional to mock the British accent.

[@Jakhaxz]

It's Illegal in the UK to carry lock picks in public, so no I don't have a loicense

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@Jakhaxz no it isn't

[@m7snlari]

Im convinced this guy can break into any house with no issue or trace

[@spaceracer23]

And even if he got caught, 1. Lawyer 2. What cell is going to hold him?

[@pauljason7552]

I wonder if LPL can just look at a key and already have his whole picking strategy figured out before the timer starts. hmm...

[@NickRgibbs]

I like that your videos are short and to the point. Not trying to milk 10 min+ for the ads or anything. I have youtube premium so it doesn't matter to me, I just hate vids with tons of "filler" to get to the minute mark

[@deletdis6173]

The lock even looks Bri'ish 🇬🇧

[@snowkatyoutube1419]

It locks bri ish

[@KeylessEntry]

Looks more 'Cold War Soviet' and the poms make great locks👍🇦🇺

[@snowkatyoutube1419]

@@KeylessEntry yes i agree Australia should be baned for locking dogs❌🇦🇺🔒🐕

[@KeylessEntry]

@@snowkatyoutube1419 Do you mean 'banned'?

[@mtorngren15]

DIBS! I CALL DIBS! When the apocalypse hits, you're on my team!

[@StarKnight83]

I cant believe he recommended 'security through obscurity'

[@vojtechstrnad1]

Security through obscurity obviously doesn't work if the lock is supposed to be mass-produced, but if the lock itself is very rare, the cost of finding out how it works is not likely going to pay off for thieves. That said, security through obscurity should never be the only security mechanism, and that's not the case here as 30 seconds to pick a lock is still well above average for LPL.

[@alexrowland]

If it requires tools already more specialized than general lock picking tools already are, I'd feel perfectly safe using it to secure my valuables. The locks that scare me are the ones that can be opened with easily obtainable/makeable tools. Video 1222 is pretty much a perfect example of a worst-case scenario; all you need is a blunt object to hit it with.

[@patprop74]

I like how all the videos are only a few mins long, if I was making them, they would be a few days longer.

[@bgood2010]

Months, in my case...

[@patprop74]

@@bgood2010 if I was trying to pick it lol I would agree, as it might take me a few months also, however, my impatience would get the better of me before long, out the angle grinder would come, not many locks can resist the gentle touch of a grinder lol

[@spaceracer23]

Hello, this is the LockBeatingDrunkenRedneck and today I'll be hitting this masterlock with a hammer. ... oh wait....that's still a 45 sec video....

[@JTMusicbox]

It’s impressive how quickly you pick even when specialized tools are required!

[@ИванЛебедь-я2ф]

we didn't see how long it takes to find a proper tool...

[@seanj3667]

He has the specialize tool.

[@bmxscape]

this isnt his first time picking the lock...

[@SUBZPUNISHER]

Insurance: we recommend using this lock Me: but LPL says... Insurance: What's a core?

[@AzimovTube]

Took more than a wiper insert and standard pick in 0.016", must be good.

[@rippen1982]

The LPL is disappointed none of those levers have false gates.. Me too.. id like to see this video be 2:10 rather than 2:04..😂

[@stephenkoebel3923]

Gotta love the cast iron look

[@WorldwideDarts]

Whoa! I'm here early and clicked quicker than it takes LPL to pick a Master Lock

[@abbagang3844]

me too!

[@GrannySingaporePVP]

Impossible! Quicker than LPL can pick a Master Lock?! Quit telling fibs!

[@geepersoilyrag1884]

I used to have one of these at my workshop that used to take me longer to open with a key!! haha

[@Tjalve70]

0:18 "...it refers to an antiquated but still used British practice..." Why did you say "British" twice?

[@dlevi67]

He says it only once. Connection glitch?

[@Tjalve70]

@@dlevi67 You didn't get the joke.

[@dlevi67]

@@Tjalve70 Nope. Care to explain?

[@Tjalve70]

@@dlevi67 "antiquated" = "British"

[@dlevi67]

@@Tjalve70 Not everything that is antiquated is British (e.g. the US presidential election process is definitely antiquated, but not British), and not everything that is British is antiquated (e.g. McLaren cars or ARM processors). 4/10 for the effort ;-)

[@brianm1916]

The skills to open this are uncommon. Let me show you how to do it in 20 seconds.

[@sven253]

Still waiting on the STUFF brand lock

[@theoparkinson984]

Same

[@jonathandevries2828]

Congrats! the big 1221!!

[@benjaminwertheim6249]

Dam I'm early but the LPL already finished

[@JE-zl6uy]

"It may not be all that bad an option" - a glowing review from LPL

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Seems like using a skeletonized key is sort of cheating.

[@Tjalve70]

Isn't a skeletonized key basically the same as a turning tool? You're not complaining when he's using a wiper insert as a turning tool, do you?

[@ppeppe]

Yes, just a turning tool. Its just a ground down key with flattened shaft an most of key ground away so just the farthest part remains to throw the bolt.

[@Forts103]

When you see the lock and think... Oooh this looks tough! Then see that it's a 2 minute video 😆

[@frislander4299]

The unfunny 'British accent' jokes are strong with this one.

[@davidcovington901]

I hear it on BBC radio 4 a lot.

[@dapperbrick7516]

Found the brit lol

[@pirelli77]

I love the place where he says "please subscriii ...." 🥰

[@NigelMontezuma]

Long Time Video: LockPickingLawyer "Big Six" Insurance Padlock Video Publicly Shamed

[@matsuomasato]

Oh hey what a coincidence! I just watched your video from about 2 years ago about a similar lock

[@arenacloser7528]

I'm early, quick let me think of a joke: Masterlock

[@crazygeorgelincoln]

Great. Been waiting to see a Chubb opened, pleased that it's sutably difficult,

[@horror_doomer]

My girlfriend and I would appreciate it if you could unlock a chastity belt

[@seanj3667]

He has a video unlocking a “chastity device”.

[@BarnsleyMan]

I have always wondered how one of these types of locks could be picked. And here we have it done in a few seconds.