(1541) New PacLocks in Home Depot #2

In video 1541 you'll see some of the new Paclocks that just went up for sale in Home Depot! Looks like Master Lock FINALLY has some decent competition for the commercial lock business, and these new designs are engineered for specific applications. Of course, there are some "normal" padlocks as well.
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[@paclockpres.9805]

Much appreciated on the props for our packaging, BB! Lots of time and thought went into it. Believe it or not, you mentioned we deserved some sort of award. Well, we did actually win an award for our plastic packaging that the shackled padlocks used. It was an award in the packaging world... Those trailer locks (UCS-81A & UCS-82A) have had years and years of development and testing. Appreciate the attention to detail your videos always show and, of course, the fair review. Just so everyone knows, PACLOCK simply sent BB and LPL the products with no strings attached other than "just do what you do, don't pull punches, and be fair." No money, no promise of anything... again, really appreciate you taking the time BB.

[@brendanstanford5612]

Awesome design on the trailer locks Paclock. I hate the hasps that come on utility trailers. My friend recently lost thousands of dollars in tools from someone twisting his padlock off with two 2x4's screwed together around the lock. Your design eliminates that flaw with utility trailers

[@michaelgroves3919]

Im going to show this to the company I haul for but I already know what they're first question world be. Can we order then in bulk all keyed the same?

[@bloodmoongrizzlythefirst6492]

I like how even though it cost more to make its 100% recyclable Be even better yet if you folks at Paclock maybe bought them back or offered to have them shipped back at your cost. and then reuse. Just a thought :)

[@EpherosAldor]

BB brings up a great point in this video regarding the flush placement of the lock against the door that I didn't see on LPL's review of the puck-type locks. When those are flush getting a pick to work in that scenario is extremely challenging. You might consider adding a type of 'L' shaped steel extension to the installed hasp that hangs out about, what, maybe 4, or 4.5 inches from the keyway - kinda like how you have the metal sticking outward around the hasp to protect the puck lock from brute force attacks, the 'L' shape extension would stick out to obstruct direct access to the keyway. This would prevent pickers from using a pick gun as it would create an angled entry to anything longer than the key and inhibit access to the pins.

[@paclockpres.9805]

@@Avultis Thank you!

[@teaganyoung3394]

“It says aircraft grade, but I dunno what that means” Me, an aircraft technician: “Me either”

[@dalezapple2493]

It means the marketing wanks says it will sell more locks

[@paclockpres.9805]

@@dalezapple2493 The other day someone posted "Beer Can Grade"... we might start using that instead. For now, though, we have to follow suit with other companies (Abus, etc.) otherwise the consumer might think our aluminum isn't as good. At least we didn't make up some fake name for the aluminum we use...

[@ljt47exploring64]

Come on bill

[@JoramTriesGaming]

IIRC, it's the same alloy as used for AR receivers. High strength for its density.

[@GigsTaggart]

@@JoramTriesGaming Its usually 6061... which isn't really used in aircraft that much. It's mostly marketing bs.

[@bradw0535]

Not only has Paclock been listening to folks in the security and locksporting communities, but they have been innovative and proactive all on their own! Pretty locks, tough locks, well thought out, fair price, whats not to like? Thanks Bill, another fair thorough review!

[@DjResR]

6061 alloy is a precipitation-hardened aluminium alloy, containing magnesium and silicon as its major alloying elements. It is used to manufacture airplane structures (it is more corrosion resistant than 2024), also yachts and car frames, from there the manufactures used the term "aircraft grade"._

[@joezuccardo3245]

The most unusual I see on these new locks is on the packaging it says MADE IN USA

[@RWBHere]

I saw that. But is it true, or is it another Chinese knockoff company, just printing whatever they like on products? Sometimes only the packaging is made in the stated country, and sometimes the parts are made in China, but the product is merely assembled in the U/S.

[@nagasako7]

Made in USA and packaging is a steel plate... Lol

[@skygh]

Nice series of locks! A new market has just opened for angled picks.

[@NetAndyCz]

Well, angled picks were always useful for in-field picking, not so practical in the lock-sport if you put the lock in the vice.

[@curthatt6461]

It’s actually nice to see you have a tough time on a lock! Shows good quality and attention to how these locks are picked by a company.

[@nolansykinsley3734]

The 5 core kit is only 30$ according to their website, that is a seriously good set of practice cores for that price. Buy 2 packs of them, empty them out and re-pin randomly for 10 practice lottery set. Question, does home depot stock key blanks as well? Or rather, what keyway is it?

[@michaelmccasland]

NolanSyKinsley My man out here asking the real questions. I too had this exact thought. Where do we get key blanks?

[@escutus]

They make keys at Home Depot, so my guess is they should at least have the same kind. I think they sell blanks by itself, but not sure.

[@michaelmccasland]

escutus I know, I used to work for Home Depot. Having worked there, I know they really only have a very limited selection of key blanks. I'm kind of doubting they are going to start carrying the PacLock key blanks, they'd more likely try and push the 5-pack of cores on you but fingers crossed!

[@escutus]

@@michaelmccasland my friend still works there. I will ask him if they ever upgrade that. At least the Paclock is a step in the right direction.

[@FusionDeveloper]

You can also leave them all keyed alike, because the binding should be at least slightly different on each core.

[@8867348]

My dad passed away in 2008. I wish he was still around to see your channel. He would have been one of your biggest fans. He LOVED getting into locks. He wasn't a locksmith but, he was in maintenance at a college and he did all of the re-keying there. The local locksmith offered him to buy his business but dad thought he was too old for that type of venture. The local high school would let us remove the combination locks left behind from the previous school year off of the school lockers. Anyway, he would have really enjoyed the knowledge you have been willing to share with others.

[@jdorffer]

I’m glad good quality locks are available from Home Depot

[@neomeo1045]

Bill I just wanted to say thanks to you and LPL, when I was younger, about 11, I had bought a cheap set of lock picks and tried to get into it but I was young and impatient haha.. I ended up giving up but since finding your videos I have gotten back into it and with the use of a clear teaching lock from banggood and the ultimate adversary lock, both of which I found from your and LPL's videos, I have actually been able to learn this time and I am having more fun with this hobby then I have had in a long time. Thanks again for your help even if you didn't know that you were helping and I hope that you and LPL keep making videos as long as you can!

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

I think I will pick up one of these, just so I can do my first You Tube video on "30 DIY uses for the PacLock Packaging" ... should be fun. Great work BB.. Thanks

[@hobbit321a]

if the price was 16.99 most people round up but at 16.97 most people tend to round down its wild but wal mart spent 6 million on pricing mind tricks and that was the one that paid off the most

[@markleng67]

Paclock... You are doing everything right!

[@paclockpres.9805]

Much appreciated!

[@hihu7200]

This would be nice for small towns. They could upgrade their locks in a cost effective way.

[@bmitch3020]

For picking against a flat surface you need some curved picks, something a casual picker won't have, but perhaps a determined thief hitting multiple trailers in a lot.

[@NetAndyCz]

Or agent, I do not think picking is that popular among thieves, some maybe, but the real appeal of picking is that it is covert and hard to detect. If you need to make a copy of certain documents or plant a bug, you will raise ton of suspicion by forceful entry.

[@LegalLockPicker]

I reached out to the CEO Greg to get hands on a few and he had a sales rep and himself answer within hours. He's got my vote~ thanks Bill

[@sillykristy]

I have no idea who you are but I went ahead and subscribed to your channel.

[@LegalLockPicker]

@@sillykristy Not sure who you are but I absolutely like you! Thanks

[@Christian-cz9bu]

@@sillykristy Apparently he's the guy with similar name and logo to our other favorite locksport channel...

[@PaulSteMarie]

"Aircraft grade" usually means that the alloy is one of 6061, 7075, or 2024. It's not particularly significant because 6061 is probably the most common aluminum alloy that you'll see for bar stock etc. I'd really love to see locks of this sort with 303 stainless bodies. Also, those roll pins for retaining the shackle could be replaced with solid hardened dowel pins, although reaming the holes for a press-fit would be an additional operation.

[@MrZane2u]

Just accomplished my first successful single-pin pick while watching this video! Impressive locks, and good-looking, too! Definitely need to add one to my collection at some point.

[@darthkarl99]

My inner engenieer is having a massive nergasam over the sheer amount of attention to detail and thought put into these.

[@paclockpres.9805]

Very much appreciated ~ it has been a lot and not just on the engineering side, but on the machining, assembly, packaging and marketing. It's been a lot. Thank you!

[@darthkarl99]

@@paclockpres.9805 Oh i wasn't trying to demean the effort that went in on all the levels here. Just that my inner engineer is the one that got all exited about it :p.

[@AndrewLatham]

Went to website to look and I guess you can order locks in many colors too!

[@joshd3043]

That down vote is from master lock employees

[@tylerblubaugh5549]

2k likes from everyone 3i dislikes from master's r&d dept

[@johnmorgan1629]

Home Depot upping the range available. Bill, are we going to see a 9mm challenge on these?

[@bloodmoongrizzlythefirst6492]

Heck with the 9mm Bill When we gonna go out and use my M99 .50cal on it? lol

[@StevenS757]

It's aluminum, so I'm not sure if it'll stand up to high impact force.

[@RookieLock]

I love that packaging or Display.. I really like what they did with the PacLink.. I really want one of those, lol one of these days maybe..

[@NeneExists]

So in the trailer and container locks, the only thing holding the cores in is that one bolt into the end. Doesn't that mean you could just use a core puller, sheer that bolt off, and manually actuate the lock?

[@bosnianbill]

Intheory, yes that could work but I think the screw is threaded deeply into the core, so it would depend on what would shear first; the core screw or the screw you put into the core for the slam hammer. I'm betting the latter. Try it and let me know. 😀

[@bloodmoongrizzlythefirst6492]

This would be nice on my big rig trailer. Was always one of my biggest problems getting the lock cut twice in Los Angeles i had stuff stolen out of the back at at least 11 other times when i bought stronger locks and then went to the ones where not much of the shackle was showing. They showed signs of being tampered with.

[@AntonyThorburn]

Beautiful locks, Beautifully Made.

[@joshhibbs_nola]

I am not familiar with lock brands besides Master. Are PacLocks pretty hard to pick? If so, I am going to buy one for my shop shed outside. I have a all stainless Master Lock with a high shackle cover so it is hard to cut with a bolt cutter. I am thinking about def. getting some of these to replace the Master Locks I use though.

[@MrXxjdm]

want more of The Dudes lock box!

[@bosnianbill]

I'll get to it, honest...😁

[@sillykristy]

I like this type of lock for the intended purpose, as it will also protect the seal from tampering if such seal is present. Edit: this applies to both of the first two locks. I also wanted to point out that most shipping containers, and many (but far from most) semitrailers with this type of latch, have 4 latching mechanisms on the doors, and shipping containers often have doors at each end for a grand total of 8 places to put one of these locks you featured second in this video.

[@sillykristy]

The trailers I pull now have a roll door with a latch that doesn't work with the first two locks shown here, so I use an Abloy Enforcer 341 padlock that I got at a huge discount from my company. If it were my choice, and if I were pulling a swing-door trailer, I'd use the second lock featured in this video.

[@dsloop3907]

The shipping containers I have loaded at work have a door system where you close the left hand door first, then the right hand door.The left hand door then will not open until the right hand door opens.Lock not needed on left hand door.

[@sillykristy]

@@dsloop3907 I've seen many trailers and containers in my day, and I've yet to find one that doesn't operate exactly as you describe. I just said it's possible to use that many locks, not that it's necessary. But additional locks will further delay a determined theif, and more likely deter one that's not so determined.

[@sillykristy]

@@dsloop3907 and it may be useful to have locks on the left door if there are items in there that are wider than the door opening. In fact, placing a pallet of something in the middle of the trailer at the rear might make it necessary to open both sides.

[@Hibbie2963]

You mentioned that Home Depot has the prices up, but after going to Home Depot, and conducting a search, I am still unable to find? Where and how are you finding this brand at Home Depot?

[@paclockpres.9805]

Frustrating here too...

[@dirtworm666]

Yup

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

Wow, that first pin makes the pick angle really vicious in situ. By the way BB, I love your recent series of "in situ" picking videos.

[@malkav_ils]

Yea, the bidding on these things is quite impressive.

[@FishFind3000]

I wanna see a brute force attack on this vs master. The master is steel if I remember so idk if most thieves are gonna pick or smash.

[@TheNovaks47]

FishFind3000 I'd like to see physical attacks as well. Thieves in my area either pry or strike locks. A few will use small bolt cutters.

[@roysammons2445]

I know the lock has security pins but what about Multipick's electric pick? Won't that do any good to to bypass the awkward picking positron?

[@GodsGladiator]

Sadly can’t find these at my local Home Depot yet not on the websites for me yet either

[@robbabcock_]

Awesome review! I want to try the one made for storage containers!

[@BD90..]

These locks are probably not available yet in the shops yet some people are searching for them already 🤣

[@brendanstanford5612]

Yesterday I asked the assistant manager at my home depot when they would be carrying paclocks. He hasn't even heard of them yet

[@BD90..]

@@brendanstanford5612 They will probably get them eventually. But like with many things....most staff won't care enough about locks and give an answer like... Ermm I am not sure, I will have a look.... proceeds to walk to the lock section which you already checked and says.....oh yeah it doesn't seem we have them.

[@bmitch3020]

What is the black sleeve around the core made out of? Wondering if you could use a pulling attack to pull the core right out of the lock.

[@jeanettesnut8835]

I was thinking the same thing, but once locked, the shackle is grabbing those steel pins, so probably not.

[@bmitch3020]

@@jeanettesnut8835 steel pins holding in the core or shackle? If the black plastic looking material is holding in the core and you can pull that out, then you just reach in the lock, with a screwdriver or needle nose pliers, to turn the shackle and extract it.

[@web1ece]

The retaining screw looks rather small. Why wouldn't a slam hammer be able to rip the core out? Is there something else that holds the core in while it is locked?

[@peterv1318]

William Brammer - only that one screw holds it. And I think it would be easy to smack it off something with a hammer. I would like to see force attack’s on this lock but I don’t think you will see them do that because it’s not going to hold up. Master makes strong outer but crappie inners. This lock makes good inners but crappie outer.

[@TallifTallonbrook]

why do I feel like I am going to be spending a lot on paclocks soon? Paclock should be courting the railroads. Much better than most of the locks we have locking stuff.

[@garycook5125]

Thank you for all of the great videos.

[@htmagic]

Bill, try the Kronos pickgun and see how well that works on this lock!

[@blanchy]

These are beautiful locks.

[@benschmidt9532]

I need a few of these for my conexes! We’re building a wastewater treatment plant in Louisburg KS. These aren’t available in home depot here yet 😕

[@MendotaTech]

I guess I want to know what are other physical attacks that could be doled on a Paclock UCS-2A and yet survive. Currently using one for my mini storage.

[@LockpickingsGal]

Great product by a great company!! This is such an exciting time!! Thank you bb and paclock!!

[@MC-uj4co]

Good to see something worth your money

[@Jack_all]

I'd love to see a recommendation video listing your 3 choices for different lock types from combination locks up to gun safes.. I know what not to buy, but i'm curious how you would protect your Hitch, trailer or Motorcycle with a low or unlimited budget.

[@RandyDreammaker]

Great locks, but for some reason, Homedepot at least in my area of Los Angeles, stopped selling them and only has "master locks".

[@ionstorm66]

They should of made a larger flap for this lock. Doesn't really cover it the core very well.

[@dalezapple2493]

Yep

[@paclockpres.9805]

Fair comment... hopefully you can have an appreciation for how much went into this entire product line and, as a family business, trying to minimize tooling charges and components, we decided to share a PAC-BAND from another product. Changing it isn't a big deal, but wanted to see how we'd do...

[@AThreeDogNight]

@@paclockpres.9805 , Like what I see a lot so far, now just to get my hands on one.

[@sillykristy]

I had the same thought. Naturally that's a minor consideration, but worth mentioning.

[@ionstorm66]

@@paclockpres.9805 Could the lock been made slightly wider and had the core mounted 90* so the cover would work like the other models?

[@gwartard]

You and LPL need to do an apprentice challenge. Both of you take someone on and we all get to watch you guys teach someone. Final challenge is a series of challenge locks you each build for the others apprentice.

[@joezappie]

Are these no longer available at home Depot? They say no results when searching their site for it

[@toddellner5283]

6061 is known for being tough, hard and wear-resistant. It's a good choice.

[@cyruskhalvati]

Aircraft grade references a few aluminum alloys, most notably 6061, 6062 and 6063, all three alloys are commonly used as structural aluminum because of its strength and ease of extruding and machining, this is the same stuff in airplanes and beer cans

[@firepicker5174]

You are a Yoda of lockpicking!

[@THR33STEP]

That would be extremely difficult to pick open when secured to an object. Great design!!

[@life_with_bernie]

So, the only thing that retains the core in the lock is that one tiny screw that secures it to the bolt? It seems to me that this would make the core susceptible to being yanked with a slide hammer style physical attack, but surely PacLock has taken that into account and guarded against it, right?

[@Dabbleatory]

The silicone rubber covers does look a bit small for those two locks, since the cylinder is oriented across it instead of in line.

[@stuspencer3687]

Any comment on the drill attack resistance on these locks? The aluminum body is great for 'lightness' but after watching so many 'drill here' videos, how do these stand up?

[@gantry289]

Good for Home Depot (and us), giving people another choice other than Master Lock.

[@veraxis9961]

Hmm, curious to see how these stand up to physical attacks being made of aluminum, but certainly top notch stuff on the core and overall design!

[@peterv1318]

Veraxis - take an axe probably three or less swings it will be defeated.

[@veraxis9961]

@@peterv1318 Yeah, something like that is what I'm afraid might happen.

[@welfarewagonrepairs]

when you demonstrate how to change the core for the second lock, the screw holding in the lock core seems very pathetic. have you considered trying a slide hammer attack on any paclock product?

[@jakejake708]

Love the reviews Mr Bill

[@gregorygant4242]

Great video . Very nice looking and pretty secure locks . I think they deserve an award just for the great packaging! Can we get these babies in Europe guys or are these only for the US market?

[@FoodOnCrack]

I love how they made that hole for the retaining cable and put a little screw in it.

[@paclockpres.9805]

Thank you! Lots of details that we think we've paid attention to...

[@gregs8678]

2 years later and I have yet to see these in any Home Depot stores where I live.

[@nagisa5239]

I’m looking forward to these coming to Home Depot. I’ll also know when they arrive as I work for Home Depot in their RDC. We are the building that supply’s the stores with there product and being in the fluid department. This product will be part of that department. So I’ll definitely be the first to know when the product will start hitting the floor XD

[@paclockpres.9805]

Thank you! The word we got was that the wrong shelves were ordered for the first 35 stores... and the online side of things has been disappointing with getting going. So we're selling direct until these sorts of things can get sorted out... although we'd rather not.

[@Ice_Karma]

I just want to say... it wouldn't influence my choice of lock, but I happen to really like the particular blue that PacLock use on their products. =D

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

Perhaps the concept of difficult access should be adopted for other situations, like deadbolts on entry doors? Would love to see Packlock address the wastefulness of the packaging in the future. I think I understand why they're doing it this way. I hope people re-purpose or recycle it.

[@paclockpres.9805]

We will... once we're better positioned in the retail market we'll cut it down. For now, though, we need to catch that "Pro" customer's eye as he walks by.

[@Alan_Hans__]

One thing that concerned me when I saw how easy everything was being swapped out was the possibility of vibrations loosening the retaining screws and potentially the whole guts falling out. I don't know if the screw positions would prevent them from vibrating out in situ but it could be a good thing to have a bit of loctite on the screws.

[@EgorKaskader]

The guts are retained though, and the screw holding the retainer plate would back into the core if loosened, so that hopefully wouldn't be a problem.

[@teeroux]

Can't find the locks on Home Depot's site.

[@BrandonGraham]

I am new around here, but I wonder how much security you give up by going with aluminum. It's certainly going to look banged up a lot faster. That's not a huge deal, but aluminum is _relatively_ soft.

[@paclockpres.9805]

Not too much... compared to hardened steel, obviously more. But lots of people by brass padlocks without a second thought. Brass and aluminum are generally comparable. I always find it a bit unfair for aluminum getting the "you're not strong" label when brass is considered strong. Our CNC machines cut through brass just as fast as they do aluminum... The one big different... weight. Brass obviously feels heavy in your hand so you naturally think "strong." But we've sold lots and lots of aluminum locks over the years (as has Master) and I can't remember a call from anyone saying "this aluminum just didn't hold up as I expected."

[@largol33t1]

Bill, what state is this in? I've been to two Home Depots in northern Texas and neither have ever carried this. One employee has heard of the brand but says he can only find them online.

[@PacificLockCompany]

As of today, we're in CA, AZ, and Florida. We've got plans for more stores (and there's a complete list on our website www.paclock.com/ucs/buy-ucs/) but, until we get one close to you, we sell direct (just email [e-mail]) and they're also available on HD.com

[@mikeb7653]

Is the black sleeve the core is in made from some kind of plastic or aluminum?

[@PacificLockCompany]

It's made from the same aluminum as the lock. We mill it out here at the factory and then it gets a Type II anodizing in black. We get this question a lot, so obviously, our marketing isn't at the top of its game as explaining this plastic vs. aluminum.

[@nimbly1693]

The container trailers are called intermodal.

[@4lifejeph]

The ridiculous over the top aluminum packing is ridiculous and over the top but way better than the ridiculous over the top plastic packaging on the smaller locks.

[@dmgill83]

I have to wonder if an inverted-curve style of lockpick, opposite of the Tag5 set, would work here.

[@bt1959]

Now I need 10 new locks between my trailers and jobox's

[@jmr]

Any price or a availability on the packs of cores?

[@SirHeadly84]

He covered this in a previous video. I *believe* he said it was 30 ish $US. Comes with 5 cores and 5 new keys.

[@jmr]

@@SirHeadly84 It might be a good buy for picking. Five people go in and buy 5 packs then trade.

[@sillykristy]

@@jmr I think you're on to something there.

[@mareng333]

No negative self-talk ("WHY am I SO stupid?")...we all make small mistakes and you always catch them and correct them. As always, great video!

[@BrandonGraham]

He's got to say that or 12312915 people will jump into the comments and say "OmG. tHaT's AlUmInUm. uR sO dUmb. WhAt a HaCk."

[@DoRC]

Aircraft grade means nothing. There is no specific "grade" of aluminum used in the aero industry. They use different kinds for different applications just like everyone else.

[@WilliamMancel]

Looks like you need to pick it European style to get it open while mounted. Push pins down instead of levering them.

[@WilliamMancel]

Or in this case, pull them up.

[@groermaik]

I must have a different internet. I can't find it on Home Depots' website search at this time.

[@Uncle_Buzz]

Those cores look like zinc. I wonder if you or Harry could do a torch test on one? Cheers! Chris.

[@JoramTriesGaming]

Chromed brass, mentioned in passing in one of the earlier videos on the set.

[@peterwelsh6975]

I'm going to be buying these next time i need a lock

[@potjnkye86]

I thank you very much for your advice on that 4 pin brinks I was having so much trouble with but I kept at it and I got it. I had gotten it once by sheer luck I'm sure but I have gotten it several times now. I am way down on my luck, just lost a great job because I broke a rule that I had no idea existed, I've lost my home, I'm living out of a extended stay hotel and 3 weeks ago I get into a wreck totaling my car. So if you happen to have any spare locks you're done with and would be willing to donate please let me know. This hobby is the only thing keeping me same At the moment. And i know many are gonna say who cares about my son story but I'd figured I'd give it a shot. I'm wanting to become a locksmith cause i enjoy it very much and what better job than one you enjoy going to. Either way thank you for years of entertainment and basically teaching me how to pick locks. PS, I love your ending statement Stay safe and stay legal.

[@rbondy008]

Nice picking

[@jimforsyth2.]

Is that a plastic insert for the core

[@paclockpres.9805]

No, it's also made from aluminum and then Type 3 "Hard" Anodized (versus typical Type 1 or Type 2)... Hard Anodizing gives a level of hardness to the outermost shell of the aluminum so that it can withstand the travel back and forth better.

[@Romuls753]

You would only need one of those container locks, you need to operate both handles on a container or a trailer with multiple bars on a door to open it

[@Zamerus]

Honestly the exchangeable core is an awesome design, and I’m certain if they made a version for door locks (like the ones contained in a handle or just below the handle) they could make massive marketing boosts in the landlord area. Right now people have to potentially buy keys built to be broken off inside the keyways to stop tenants that don’t pay their rent from getting back in long enough to get a lock smith to change the lock. Random as heck rant and idea but, y’know, just tossing that out there

[@HammondOfTexas0]

You may not be able to pull the guts out of the lock with a slide hammer, but that's Really small screw folding the core in. A slide hammer could probably break that, then you just use a screwdriver. 6:00

[@danliberty734]

In order to pick this lock, it looks like I would need a lock pick with a handle that was bent 30 to 45 degrees above the axis of the pick and cylinder, and a fulcrum to help apply pressure.

[@michaelmitchell338]

Will you attack with gallium and mercury?

[@grominwithrob1339]

So a quick grinder to the arm on the trailer instead of working on the lock. 😂

[@IncertusetNescio]

I suppose the joke with Master Lock vs a master key is the master key unlocks all locks whereas a Master Lock means you can open all their locks like you have a master key. :P

[@thomasmills3934]

I work on moving trailers. It would be very expensive to get the six trailer door locks it would take...

[@benborsa8266]

How do you fell this compares to proven industries puck lock?

[@bosnianbill]

The Proven lock is quite a bit more expensive and in an entirely different class of locks. It is solid steel body and has a disc detainer core, while this one has an aluminum body and a pin tumbler core. You get what you pay for.

[@benborsa8266]

thank you. I really appreciate! also really appreciate your videos. you make great content.

[@Kikilang60]

Homedepot sells them? I checked. If you order them online, homedepot sell them. Or you could order them on line from Amazon, and them come to your home. I'm sure Bos, and Lawyer man can pick them in minutes, so why buy them? Well they are pertty.

[@MrEfarmer]

Curved or 90 degree bend in the picks would work??

[@Louk.V]

5:11 two per door. (They usually have two doors...) You could actually place four of those locks per shiping container...