(1781) Last Ukrainian Padlock (for a while...)

[@OGSontar]

Don't worry about us not wanting you to talk 'so much', Bill. I'll bet the vast majority of us that watch your videos like and appreciate what you have to say. You're funny and informative, and are constantly giving us new insights, and I, at least, am fascinated by what you and the locks end up going through to get to your videos. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@shannonmcstormy5021]

Pls dont', "shut up Bill." I find huge value as a newbie lockpicker AND simple entertainment/interesting content from your ongoing, sometimes stream-of-consciousness narration. So many Sportpicking channels only show wins and rarely when they have challenges. Your narration helps me feel not so pathetic in my adventures and introductory exploration of the wide world of picking locks and bypassing security. (Incidentally, you have also helped me make better decisions regarding the physical and electronic security of my house.) Your narration * significantly * improves the video. I learn very little these days from watching LPL effortlessly open locks and it results in me being discouraged when I have challenges. Still entertaining and I never miss a video, but not very helpful. Not that I don't have huge love for LPL, he is the reason I found LockSport and Bosnian Bill. I also gained a lot from his instructional or reflective videos and really wish he would do more on that. However, as a newbie, your channel is far-and-away more helpful and encouraging to a newbie lockpicker. .

[@TreyCook21]

Well said

[@silentepsilon888]

i totally agree. I have never been bored by anything he ever said. In fact, a lot of interesting information comes when he gets a little off topic and dives into history or techniques of manufacturing etc. Every time I hear the 'stop rambling' or 'stop flapping your lips Bill' I am like, "Nooo, keep yapppin, this is the educational and interesting part!" Picking the lock and taking it apart is cool, too, but your knowledge about the lock industry, national and international is so great that I could listen to you for an hour or even 30 minutes 😉

[@bkthrill]

@@silentepsilon888 I so much agree with you.

[@frankbiz]

Love watching you all the time, never boring or short. Like I always said, you are the real thing, what you see is what you get. Live.

[@novo1178]

Great refresher on little trick to get locks open. Thanks Bill!!!!!!

[@bradw0535]

We absolutely enjoy the fact that you don't "shut up " Bill! Even though I enjoy the "flapping your gums" comment, I use it often myself! Thanks Bill, sorry it was disappointing for you!

[@Ooodog69]

You totally rocked this locks world!!! Thx again Bill

[@robomoto5550]

Bill is amazing. Great video as always.

[@dimaantonets8963]

Here in Ukraine I think half of locksmiths don’t know about existing of security pins. I’m sure this lock costs near 5$ in our local stores. Check russian apecs dimple cylinder with sliders.

[@jackmannjack1251]

All You know is how to torture and kill innocent people, women and children. That's Ukraine.

[@dimaantonets8963]

@@jackmannjack1251 rofl, yeah, we good at that as we good at making locks

[@MyBelgianAzzy]

Please be safe, Dima...

[@gkeyman565]

Great video, terrible lock, Take a Break!!! have a Beer!!! or stronger... stay safe and Have a great day!

[@thalivenom4972]

the issue with people with ACTUAL knowledge is they often think they shouldn't talk too much. we love ya bill, ramble all you like.

[@bentoombs]

Hahaha That's why I watch your channel Bill sir. Thank you

[@danielhildebrand6892]

Thanks for that tip. I have a rather cheap lock that's been kicking my rear, did the zip and it popped open. Found out playing later it acts like a 4 pin but just barely lifting pin 3 opens the lock. Terrible bitting. Now the only one left in my naughty bucket is this American 5530. Its crunchy so I know it's got serrated key and driver pins. Have yet to even remotely get it open. Countering the extreme spring tension is the hard part. How about giving away one of them sweet vises!! I'll give one a good home!!

[@Twenty-fifthofMay1967]

I could listen to you rabbiting on for days on end Bill. Never cease...

[@bkthrill]

My favorite technique that I have seen you use it the one where you push all the pins up and lock them in place and slowly zip them as you slowly release the tension.

[@Ralesk]

Direct locking with the core is one of the best things and yet so neglected in modern locks, all opening up to a variety of stupid attacks...

[@Just_A_Dude]

I was just thinking the same thing. If that had a more pick-resistant core, it'd be one doozy of security product.

[@coladict]

There's a similar Russian model that we have on import here, except the shackle comes out, and it comes in pin-tumbler and dimple variants. One such padlock is welded at the end of my apartment building's parking barrier, and the shackle is welded on the pole where you lock it. I think it's a pretty clever use of what is already available on the market with minimal customization.

[@RWBHere]

The seller really saw you coming, with that lock, Bill. Can't blame you for shunning them. You still made the video educational though. So, thank-you for the video!

[@MetalShopMagic]

I caved and bought the PXS-14. Already looking into drawing some up in CAD to cut on the water jet. Maybe I can make custom lock cutouts too.

[@TallanPick]

Great video as always Bill, That padlock is a Vachette clon, but I think that the Vachette has much more quality. Thanks for showing ;o)

[@parapicktog7734]

That "zipping" technique is basically the same thing that bump keys do.

[@51-FS]

So we can zip a lock with a bump key and it will work? Nooooo

[@parapicktog7734]

@@51-FS no. Unlike zipping which bounces all the pins up quickly by pulling a pick OUT, bump keys are used by tapping the key IN to bounce the pins up. But in both methods the idea is that if all the pins are bounced up, with just the right tension they will all get trapped at the shear line. I believe Bill made a video of how to use bump keys if you search locklab archives

[@danromo635]

Turning the core 180 degrees take longer than picking it!

[@Mizai]

remember that bosnianbill made over 1700 different intros 45:32:43

[@johncage3025]

This was an interesting looking 🔒, too bad the core was junk.

[@user-rw3qq2sr1z]

Gut it, Gut it, Gut it !!

[@ctged]

What sort of locks are on your wishlist?

[@davidcovington901]

Picked at 2:31. Then, realizing he's not a lawyer, opens it 3 more ways.

[@muncheez9325]

Consider doing the challenge vault from sparrows, would be interesting to see u crack into a safe

[@phengar5052]

I was pretty sure he did made a video about that safe and apparently that video was flawed so he made it private :/

[@alastairreid6486]

@@phengar5052 yeah some other dude did a video and criticized Bills video and then went on to call Bill a fraud. He may boob occasionally but his honesty is there to see. Bill's was set up for three levers and out of box (retail) it's shipped with two. I think Tribe members can watch the private videos.

[@donteven5712]

Would also be interesting for you to show how easy these locks are prone to “break” pick. I know you collect to teach, but sometimes I’d like to know how easy it is for someone to break in without picking.

[@Just_A_Dude]

In most cases if you're not worried about noise or damage to the lock, which are the main reasons not to use destructive entry, you can chop the shackle of all but the _really_ good locks with a cordless angle grinder, or large bolt cutter. For door locks it's just as simple, just swap the angle-grinder for a drill, or kick the door.

[@MotorheadRedo]

Does Lock Labs provide support for the AutoProPAD tool, or is that another Lock Labs?

[@DonzLockz]

I like the looks of it... and that's it. Lol

[@evilarchconservative2952]

Same here.

[@GreyHazRoot]

cute little luggage lock maybe lol

[@DonzLockz]

@@GreyHazRoot good to see you are still alive and kicking mate! :)

[@GreyHazRoot]

howdy @@DonzLockz. I am still surviving lol. Hope all is well with you.

[@DonzLockz]

@@GreyHazRoot yeah, so so, same deal, can't complain. :)

[@scotts918]

What kind of actuator does your core engage with? ....Yes

[@tonylutchka7219]

There is a new American lock company called lock-voy idk how good it is yet

[@roysammons2445]

Now it's time to start looking for a new Ukranian dealer. One will real sized locks, maybe even real locks.

[@whatcamacallit7702]

Thats what she said!

[@TheLemzia]

I am guessing that there is not a lot of room in the Bible to put Longer Key pins in. Making this lock very limited in variations. Simply another lock that I wish Bill would've opened.........again!

[@skiuros]

try lock form GERDA company (Poland)

[@keeganmurray2001]

Happy retirement bill

[@joshuaflare7937]

If it wasn't for the actual security of the locking mechanism this could be master locks Ukrainian company

[@Polite_Cat]

Sad to say it, but you shoulda known they werent gonna be great locks considering the last several you got from the same guy on ebay. Especially the size.. if they dont include perspective like a ruler, then ask for dimensions.

[@twjohnson1203]

"Where is Abahtek?" "He go to America to be in movie with famous director from Bosnia. He audition for part in Naughty Bucket."

[@NKomarov]

it's read Avantech

[@twjohnson1203]

Nikolay Komarov He's taking stage name, going to be big star.

[@nathaliestarlight6372]

I wonder if there are real locks that are decent or challenging to you that you can just order off of ebay.

[@bosnianbill]

If you see any, let me know (& send the link). I'll grab'em.

[@thalivenom4972]

some abuses are at least a few minutes harder then this, and they are quite common.

[@thalivenom4972]

www.ebay.com.au/itm/Abloy-Protec2-PL-330-Padlock-With-2-Keys-And-ID-Card/332560291124?epid=1454397013&hash=item4d6e235534:g:hH4AAOSwPIhaEPef at a quick look, this Assa Protec2 os a pretty nice lock, if a little pricey, Nathalie. id say, given the reputation, thats worth it.

[@thalivenom4972]

@@bosnianbill www.ebay.com.au/itm/Godrej-Herculoc-Plus-Satin-Nickeled-Padlock-With-4-Keys-100-Secured-Lock/254573674566?hash=item3b45c60046:g:oYQAAOSwKtVenEVA bill have you ever seen this before? that key looks mean.. not a brand i know though

[@frankdoemen]

Hey bill I got ton of locks..if you want any you pay shipping I’ll send ya whatever you want..let me know if you want pictures.im from Canada tho

[@bosnianbill]

Absolutely. Drop me an email. Bosnianbill1 at gmail

[@kareno8634]

If it's not the Cost of Postage what else could One think some in Ukraine are paying now? . . . . _or will be_

[@Georgekamble]

What about Indian locks, have u ever tried

[@bosnianbill]

Yes, primarily lever locks. More often than not the number of levers is grossly overstated and the quality is low.

[@Georgekamble]

@@bosnianbill plz make a video on it.

[@Ralesk]

@@Georgekamble He has, multiple times

[@twilliams8041]

What is "Bosnian"

[@OneOfDisease]

bet you could use a comb on it, not a well made lock

[@Westhelockpicker]

The funny part is most people think masterlock is the best around! If they only knew lol

[@Westhelockpicker]

@@ts757arse lol

[@Nakilon]

This lock is even less safe than the Ukraine itself.

[@plug4uk696]

Rip-off prices and rip-off pictures on locks!

[@atticstattic]

In Ukraine - lock opens for you...

[@TesserId]

Bill: "stop flapping your lip. Shut up Bill". Funny how intolerant I've become of people yammering on in videos. I do a lot of skipping ahead and running videos at 2x speed. But Bill, I haven't run one of yours at 2x for some and only occasionally at 1.25x. Shout out to "This Old Tony" who does the funniest rude video edits, cutting his own words off.

[@evilborg]

THIRD!!!

[@AK89-K]

This is shit that costs around 4$, you shouldn't expect much from it.

[@FeelOfWartune]

Ukranian locks.. Grants instant access to the thief and then automatically blames Russia.

[@LollipopUnicorny]

nice one

[@nvx131]

First?