(1600) Yale Display Case Lock

[@bruuuuhhh5918]

First Bosnianbill shows us how to break into a glass case, then LPL shows us how to steal clothes! Christmas gifts for family & friends just got better!

[@bloodmoongrizzlythefirst6492]

this will get you into a lot of liquor cabinets after hours LOL.

[@TheRedNate]

You could put a very tough lock on a glass door, but it's still a glass door.

[@cheyannei5983]

Yes, but glass doors tend to have alarms on them for forcible entry. If you can bypass or pick the lock, no alarm :U

[@thelockpickinglebowski633]

It's definitely a door lock. Harry has one with much easier bitting: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ7CgqStmtefqdU It opens clockwise and counterclockwise. I'll be revisiting it. But next time I'll use my new Sparrows Sliver Set.

[@chasemc69]

could this be used for a glass door? maybe, but that's not what it was designed for. it's for normal old doors with striker plates.

[@thelockpickinglebowski633]

@@chasemc69 No, it can't be used for glass doors, because the metal tabs on the slider are both bent toward the same side.

[@darthkarl99]

@@thelockpickinglebowski633 You sure you should be giving his proper first name there lebowski?

[@bovineman61]

Congrats on video 1600. I have watched you for the past 400+ videos and have learned a lot from you. Thanks for the entertainment.

[@HobbyPicker]

This is NOT a lock for a display cabinet door. The lockpicking lawyer made a video on this vintage lock a while back, video 776, it's called a 'personal lock' and is designed for locking ordinary doors.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

Your brother in law sounds like a very colorful fellow. 😆

[@51-FS]

Lol does your brother in law watch your videos?

[@kosankrazy4143]

He's talking about his wife's brother

[@tuba7084]

Neat little lock! Some of those small one, the tiny keyway is the best security feature that they have. This one is a bonus with excellent bitting!

[@MrPMRing]

Reminds me of a Yale lock I'm struggling with on a old security file cabinet in my office. I think I need a much thinner and more flexible pick. Thanks for the tips on this one!

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

That is probably the nastiest cutting you can get with 5 pins. Good job!

[@thumperlockpicking9269]

Very, very cool lock, great pick Mr.Bill, Awesome job

[@scottb7946]

this is very helpful - I am new to picking and have a practice lock from Sparrows that has a keyway that has some similar properties to this one - and I was able to pick it using this technique. Thanks Bill!

[@josephlieberman5324]

That is a "Yale Travel lock". The flat bar hooks inside the door latch area inside the door frame, the lock body rests tightly against the closed door. Its handy to use in hotel rooms if you don't want to be disturbed. This one seems to. E a old design; one that I have has a more streamlined lock body style, They do have a very similar appearance and function to the sliding glass panel showcase locks.

[@John-lx8iu]

It could actually be used for a door. The little bent steel end goes into the door jam where the door latch would normally fit and then you shut the door and slide the brass body in place. Not really sure of the use-case there but could be done lol

[@taylorchapman7015]

Getting back to it with brother in law jokes. Hahaha

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

I remember picking one of these in highschool with hair pins so we could take another school's football trophy hostage. The wire type hairpins, not the wide flat ones.

[@ImGumbyDangit]

The Dude must have a serious collection. Another great video.

[@Mike-vn7ys]

Can you pick this while installed on the glass door panel?

[@janschoice3855]

Great picking skills Bill. 😀👍🏻🍀

[@THR33STEP]

That bitting is killer!!! Great job Bill!!

[@gordonwiessner6327]

Display case locks I remember had teeth cut on each side. This is similar. Those old ones could be opened with a bent paper clip and small jack knife. Every once and a while the keys were accidentally locked in the case. The lock had a spring loaded ratcheting mechanism. This one is more of a challenge then the old style. Slamming a heavy object on top opened the cases also. This happened several times.

[@magiclocks9206]

I don't think this is for a display case. The thumb tab on it would break the glass. I believe the hook goes into a striker plate on a door frame, the door is closed and then the lock is slid on. These were often used in motels to insure that no one could open the door from the outside even with a key.

[@georgelewis9127]

I don't think it's for a glass door. I think it's made to lock a closet door that opens outward by placing the hook into the striker plate, closing the door on it, and sliding the lock onto the plate. It could be to keep kids or guest from getting into a closet.

[@AThreeDogNight]

That was a great lock DUDE & don't feel bad, I'd never get that one picked up either I'd bet. Nicely done Bill.

[@resiflo99]

Not to take away from his lock picking skill because he is clearly skilled. But one couldn’t even pick that lock with that method because the free end of his tensioner would be hitting the glass case. Yale definitely made a good lock here, and Bill is certainly and impressive picker

[@ehsnils]

When a small unassuming lock puts up more resistance than a huge padlock you know it's at least a good basic design.

[@GucciLoot]

Bosnianbill clearly doesn't watch all of the LockPickingLawyer's videos! [776] Vintage Yale “Personal Lock” Picked

[@chilledoutpaul]

Hi Bill I have seen these locks used on the old wooden draw filling cabinets, the plate slides under the draw so that the hook pulls against the draw frame then you slide the lock on in front of the draw blocking the draw. the various cut outs are to accommodate different width frames... "As far as I can remember I THINK there was a small part cut out on the underneath of the draw to accommodate the bar". Paul UK

[@skygh]

Most modern glass case locks are a joke. Much respect for this one. Nice job.

[@joefreer]

Congratulations on video 1600!

[@chevylandt.v]

How break into and walk out from those display cases with out taking the security tag off. Wow just before black Friday and by the time he gets it open we will already have broken the glass and get out our black Friday gifts.

[@firefly4f4]

Congratulations on 1600!

[@Westhelockpicker]

That 3yes is still kicking my butt bill!

[@electronicsNmore]

Great video as usual. It's a shame they can't get auto focus cameras to work much better. I know my Nikon AF sucks.

[@chumccurry1765]

Good demo, thank you.

[@kingofdogs49]

Turns like ike my brother in law: both ways. Hahaha!

[@jamesjacobs7612]

Just how many different tensioners, picks, wigglers, jigglers, bump keys, and other utensils do you have.

[@TheUniquePlumberman]

Oh the dilemma, 10 minutes to pick open the Yale lock or 1 second to smash the glass pane on the case?

[@thelockpickinglebowski633]

It's definitely a door lock. Harry has one with much easier bitting: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ7CgqStmtefqdU It opens clockwise and counterclockwise. I'll be revisiting it. But next time I'll use my new Sparrows Sliver Set.

[@8867348]

Good job sir.

[@MichaelWorthingtonDendro]

I have a similar lock on the spare wheel carrier for my 1921 Lincoln. None of the keys that came with the car fit it. What would be the best beginners kit to buy, so I can try picking it.

[@rogerherring772]

Meanwhile the lock picking lawyer shows us how to remove security dye tags. I the think they are going on a shopping crime spree for the holidays

[@Micko350]

Bill Harry did a video on one of these door locks last week, think they were aimed at Hotel doors etc?!

[@thecrappylockpicker4696]

Nice work and think you should lay off the brother in law or not 😂😂

[@steveg1927]

Not sure that this is for a glass display case. The way that metal piece angles down it would get in the way of the glass. I think I may have seen something like this to lock a drawer.

[@georgelewis9127]

It would need to be a drawer with a wide gap between the drawer front and the face frame, but it could fit some drawers. I still think it's for a closet door.

[@steveg1927]

@@georgelewis9127 Yes a door sounds right

[@jeseniahernandez8795]

WE DID IT 1600!

[@danielhildebrand6892]

I'd like to see you do this, as if it was on a glass sliding door, i know for camera reasons you opted to tension this way, but be interesting to rig it in a real world situation..

[@BeefyPrepperthegolddigger]

Idk if you could pick it like that if it was installed on a glass door...great job that’s a tough lock!!

[@gfhfhglhuygg3675]

What pick locking kit do you recommend for a person that has never pick lock before

[@bosnianbill]

locklab.com/locklabs-pick-kit/

[@cheyannei5983]

Wouldn't you have to tension it the other direction if it were installed?

[@thelockpickinglebowski633]

It's definitely a door lock. Harry has one with much easier bitting: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ7CgqStmtefqdU It opens clockwise and counterclockwise. I'll be revisiting it. But next time I'll use my new Sparrows Sliver Set.

[@jizzer6969]

If you don't have the right tool you're not going to get it done...that's what she said!!!

[@bkingk8]

Hehehe

[@uncle_thulhu]

2 things. 1. Could you please mill open a Master 140? I'm having trouble and would like to see the kind of pins it might have. 2. Is it possible for a lock to be so badly machined that it's MORE difficult to pick? I've got a couple of big locks of Legion brand, which I've never heard of. It looks like crap and it's incredibly "crunchy".

[@fredhenry101]

As for question 2, yes, LPL has done a video or two on this exact concept. I recommend some lock lube, several of the locks in my (tiny) collection were a pain to open at first, but after spraying a bit of dry lube in there they pop open like butter. I know Bill uses WD40 to loosen some of those up, and although it's not technically a lubricant it can help a lot.

[@plug4uk696]

It's always the little ones are the toughest ;-)

[@ato12ato]

I think it would be a good idea to include a link to LockPickingLebowski's KZbin channel in the description of the videos about the locks you received from them. Likewise for other KZbinrs. I realized that LockPickingLebowski's had a channel completely by coincidence. I just assumed that since you did not include any link about them, they did not have a channel or anything.

[@mauriceleach3558]

if they made a very small keyed door lock that would scupper most attempts at picking.

[@seatedliberty]

Do you think you would have been able to pick it without knowing the bitting?

[@KGiustOD]

Mounted on a sliding door, that thing would be basically unpickable!

[@Sidheavonney]

Don't think that is a glass door lock, that bent down tab wouldn't let it lay flat. But if you hooked it in a latch plate of a non locking door that opened to the inside then slid the lock on it......

[@TobbeArnesson]

I got the feeling you almost excused yourself for taking so long. Don't, I learn more from your fail process, than I would from just a straight solution.

[@michaelgalliganojr.5086]

Door lock

[@roysammons2445]

Great pick on a difficult lock Bill. Small keyways, awkward warding and horrendous bitting all add up a very difficult pick. I know as I have a few locks that offer the same challenge... and no I haven't got them open yet. Looks like my excuse is I just don't have the tools. Just a little note on Bill's comments about his brother in law... Just to say guys I think it's just playful banter on Bill's part and he wants to share it with us : ) Kind of a wind up comment.

[@frankbiz]

That lock is how some deadbolt locks should be designed. To have that quality on glass seems overkill.

[@ghostedshadow9282]

Morning bill

[@thelockpickinglebowski633]

It's definitely a door lock. Harry has one with much easier bitting: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ7CgqStmtefqdU It opens clockwise and counterclockwise. Great job picking this one! I'll be revisiting it. But next time I'll use my new Sparrows Sliver Set.

[@pooler347]

Morning have a fantastic night day

[@RSmith-ld9ct]

Nice pick. So.... about your Brother-in-Law???

[@DonzLockz]

Your magic pick worked well but it gave you a run for your money. 🍺😎

[@friartuck103]

Looks like there might be enough room in the bible that you could just push up all the pins into it...

[@Aceoffroad4x4]

Technically you couldn't use that tensioner on that way if the lock was in the world. There would be a glass door.

[@avogadro7237]

I thought you gave away all your Peterson stuff.

[@haydenyork8414]

Turns either way? Lol

[@TheZigZiggy]

Could you have picked it if you hadn't seen the key first?

[@bosnianbill]

Yes, but it would have taken a bit longer because I would not have started out with the deep hook.

[@robertrobertson7978]

Why are you always picking on your brother in law?

[@bmo14lax]

Yeah nothing wrong with going both ways.

[@chasemc69]

how is saying he goes both ways "picking on" someone? it's just a statement of fact(provided he is bi) not a slur.

[@bmo14lax]

@@chasemc69 yeah i know.

[@robertrobertson7978]

I'm sorry, it's just some of my friends don't like their sexual preference broadcasted to the world. Didn't mean to offend anyone, I'm sorry.

[@freeedr]

Maybe his bro in law is a lock

[@jesusyeshuaelelyonelshadai6295]

I have a pick just for that it's called a hammer

[@999wilf999]

Seems overkill for a door that can be opened with a half-brick in a sock!

[@scottyfever9036]

LPL's vid on this lock had the instructions and everything showing how to use it on doors... kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ7CgqStmtefqdU

[@AThreeDogNight]

327 Views & 38th Like??? Come on fellas.

[@robertoswalt319]

Maybe there are people who feel that "someone" might be monitoring their activity and are trying to not leave digital tracks?

[@Mr.Beauregarde]

Is your brother Hans? Hes so hot right now. 🎹👔 🏫🐜 🚫⬅️

[@lmars5933]

😎

[@shawdaddy937]

Either way, lmao!

[@biserkrastanov1426]

NO CHANCE IF WAS MOUNTED ON THE GLASS........

[@ljt47exploring64]

Nothing a hammer carnt sortout

[@numbr6]

I can open the glass case faster with a brick.

[@JohnDoe-bd5sz]

Like an old car...If you dont have the right tool you can not. On new cars you can not repair them as you dont have access to the computer, needed to reset the damn thing after you fixed it. Old cars....You can buy the tool. New cars....You can never buy hardware for the onboard computer

[@stanburton6224]

You are cheating. You forgot the glass will be in your way

[@PsalmFourteenOne]

Your bro in law seems to have a dysfunction

[@intothecalm420]

Your brother in law is bidirectional? Gross dude.

[@oneuponedown]

More picking less gum flapping Bill.