(1817) Magnetic Storm Whips Russian Padlock

[@xblackdog]

Would love to see the confused face of the Lamelo worker that notices a spike in the mag device sales, but not the fasteners.

[@pkz420]

I'm not sure there's going to be a noticeable spike. Most magnetic locks can be beaten without it. So only people trying to beat this one obscure Russian lock are looking for it. I estimate that's somewhere between 0 and 1.

[@sarowie]

@@pkz420 BosinaBill and LPL have a fan base that buy stuff recommended by them for... any reason? Some people will also buy that thing for other uses - like I am an electrical engineer: I can imagine that this toy will be fun around electronics. How? I do not know - I would have to buy one and just try it out. What use to I assume getting out of it? Fun! How do I plan using it? The wrong way!

[@InfectedByEli]

@@sarowie "How do I plan using it? The wrong way!" Spoken like a true engineer 😂🤣😂🤣👍 If you don't try, you'll never know.

[@julianreverse]

I sent them a message with a link attached to LPLs video, they didn't even respond :-P

[@t3hd0n]

wouldn't the fasteners come with what what you're assembling?

[@AnyoneSeenMikeHunt]

"Magnetic Storm" was the name of Bill's glam metal band in the 90's.

[@bosnianbill]

Ah, the good old days....😀

[@JohnnyDee62]

@@bosnianbill I feel a music video of their cover of Devo's "Whip It" in the opening of this lock....

[@bosnianbill]

@@JohnnyDee62 Pretty much the best song Devo ever put out! I agree but would get an instant copyright strike.

[@JohnnyDee62]

@@bosnianbill Devo could put out the video! 🤨😁 #Collaboration

[@seanb3516]

Sure but that Mullet (or Skullet if lucky) is so damn Phine. XD

[@krzysztofmazurkiewicz5270]

Does this count as drilling the lock? :D

[@farktard2740]

I see what you did there!

[@UTubeHandlesSuck]

New lock attack category: "Non-destructive drilling." _grin_

[@SystemX1983]

if not, it is at least screwed? :D

[@ccadama]

I vote for either magnetic raking or magnetic combing.

[@SystemX1983]

@@ccadama yeah, it could be considered as a magnetic wave rake 8)

[@charlesdahmital8095]

How, many locks could be made better with a HEAVY spring on the shackle that would keep you from thinking it's open by holding it tight? Hell. A lock with no guts and just a heavy shackle spring would be more secure than most master locks.

[@kylerharris4246]

That’s a funny idea

[@MicraHakkinen]

I suspect that in this case, the reason for the spring holding the shackle closed is to make sure there is no tension on the locking mechanism. The magnetic key is probably only able to exert enough force to unlock it, but not enough to overcome the friction when the shackle sits against the mechanism.

[@scrapman502]

I've had one of those locks for years. I still have ONE of the keys. I used to baffle my friends on how to open it. Now you've spoiled my secret!

[@Bigfluffydragongaming]

switzerland: makes a magnetic fastener system with a spinning magnet lockpickers: "I'LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK."

[@Stefan-]

I remember these kinds of locks from the 80´s, dont think i have seen one since though especially in real life.

[@Phil85heiser]

Just chose this video to come and say thank you for you years of entertainment and knowledge. You will be very missed, but I am so glad you can have a happy retirement. Good Luck and never forget how much you did for us. We sure wont.

[@robomoto5550]

I just watched a video about the Lamelo fasteners. Its really clever.

[@thumperlockpicking9269]

Great job Mr.Bill

[@Laudrengen]

It should have a dummy cylinder to throw intruders off.

[@LegalLockPicker]

This is a great example of using science in lock picking. This should come in a box set and be utilized as a great learning technique

[@cmarano]

Thia is what sets Bill apart from other pickers - imagination and a real knack for problem solving. Nice job Bill!

[@RWBHere]

Lateral thinking and calm method probably helped to keep him alive during his years in bomb disposal.

[@YAhoraTu]

Wonder what you get if you hold up one of those magnetic viewing films up to lock and key, does the lock contain magnets, or just ferromagnetic parts? Would be interesting to try

[@ufcmmareferee4105]

👍 👍 👍 Pr. Dr. Bosnian Bill 👏👏👏👍

[@jumpjetcaptain495]

Always a pleasure to view these videos

[@stuckntrfk]

You're awesome Bill.

[@DonzLockz]

That device is insane!

[@chevylandt.v]

Cool idea you got there bill.

[@ferdi93ferdi]

you should use a flux detector foil to " show" the key to find out where the magnet works in particular

[@jdhtyler]

1983 Lancashire UK was the first time I saw a lock that looked like this one. Thanks for the memory

[@rodneytrotters]

I found rapping the side of the lock works just as well.

[@donnierobertson3088]

Great job and video like always

[@highinquisitor0083]

Very cool. I learn something new every time I watch.

[@seanb3516]

Iron does not exhibit a coordinated magnetic field when in solution or as a solitary iron atom in a molecule such as hemoglobin. Ferromagnetism is the bulk alignment of the iron crystal's overall magnetic field orientation. It needs to be a metal crystal. TL;DR Iron is only 'magnetic' when it is a metal crystal and not when in solution or in a large molecule.

[@faceplants2]

Now I want to see how those magnetic fasteners work!

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

God damn! That was a fast open!😮😂

[@judedunlop5295]

Lol I enjoyed that Bill 😄👍😄

[@gozzendk]

Thanks for an magnetic video 🔑👍

[@jasonwheatcroft5850]

Absulutly love watching your chips bill pls keep it up 👍

[@jerryfick613]

I've never been this early. Great content Bill, really enjoy the channel.

[@Cyganofficial]

3:45 Diesel startup laugh :D

[@penfold7800]

Cool. Good job you don't have any floppy disks lying around (or a pacemaker). I wonder if that will defeat electronic safe solenoids? I bet it works on Bluetooth padlocks.

[@KevinKadow]

I took apart an AMSEC ESL-5 electronic safe lock, inside the casing are shields of what appears to be "MuMETAL®", should prevent this attack on the solenoid.

[@davidcovington901]

Could Retitle video, Headphone Revenge at 3:11! I like how Bill went from Cave Man to Space Alien in a heartbeat.

[@RWBHere]

Cave Man on a Motorcycle!

[@texmexgod4002]

Haha that was awesome!!

[@pepperjack6421]

Awesome video Bill!

[@FeelOfWartune]

1:40 aka The Magnetic Centrifuge Grenade.

[@SinCityRaider81]

Stuff Made Here engineered a non-pickable lock and I thought to hell with Lawyer lock or whatever it is BosnianBill is the man with a plan he's accepting challenges. That would be a great collab of two of my favorite KZbinrs.

[@PhilieBlunt666]

I believe the term you're looking for is gauss, the units used in measuring a magnetic field (if i recall correctly, i could be wrong tho)

[@Micko350]

That was almost comedic how fast it opened!

[@-Sergey_]

Я помню эти замки. Для своего времени они были очень надёжными, так как тогда не было таких супермощных магнитов, да ещё вращающихся :)

[@guiorgy]

Loose translation: I remember those locks. For it's time they were very reliable, as there were no powerful magnets, and spinning ones even less so

[@jimsmith5148]

Эти замки открываются одним хорошим ударом молотком сбоку. Так что никогда они не были надежными. Билл слишком перемудрил с магнитами.

[@guiorgy]

@@jimsmith5148 Translation: Those locks can be opened with a good wack to their side with a hammer, so they were never reliable. Bill is really overcomplicating it with the magnets

[@-Sergey_]

@@jimsmith5148 Молоток это деструктивный способ, мы такие способы не обсуждаем. The hammer is a destructive method, we do not discuss such methods.

[@jimsmith5148]

@@-Sergey_ I agree. :) but as far as I remember there are only two spring-loaded magnetic pins in such locks. if you hit it accurately, you can open it without damaging

[@jefism]

magnetic viewing tape = win

[@rocklockster3326]

I'm sitting here like 'Bill better hurry, the video is almost over'. Jeez that was quick!

[@jcrnda]

You could also try Ramset!

[@Steel-Pinnings]

I had done similar to open some magnetic locks like that one but after I did it and opened the lock the magnetic fields of the little needle pins or the ones in the key are different and the key no longer works the lock. So I would like to know if this method messes with the normal operations of the lock? And to tell everyone to be careful not to mess up your lock if you try this method. Cheers and Happy Pickin!

[@user-rw3qq2sr1z]

Cool !!

[@BatteryOnBoard]

Ever try a centrifugal spinner on this kind of spring-loaded magnetic lock Bill? I.E. Spin the lock on it's axis to force the locking lugs out (which would otherwise be pulled out by the magnets) I think you would need a pre-tensioner on the shackle so it would pop when the lugs disengage. Also...I know it is not practical to spin a lock fastened to a hasp...just a thought experiment.

[@bradw0535]

Hahaha that's cool as hell! Nicely done Bill 👍🏻

[@RWBHere]

That's genius, Bill. Thanks. But one niggling question, and maybe an easier way to defeat the lock: *Will it open if you hit the side of the body hard with a hammer?*

[@LRC247]

Yes Bosnianbill uses DeWalt!

[@jcprov9481]

Looks like it’s similar to my lock in video 1447. Almost want to go find it and play with again.

[@krisraps]

WOW! Opening A Padlock With A Magned When The Lock Originally Is Meant To be Opened With magnet, LOL LOL LOL !

[@amyjarvis145]

I'd love to know where I could buy one of those locks. While you can easily defeat it, I doubt anyone is carrying a Lamelo around.

[@XSpImmaLion]

You don't wanna know what Wolverine uses those for

[@mrgoose3213]

Not sure how you found that particular apparatus but nice job.

[@letrainavapeur]

For £95.28 this should be a nicely made device, think I'll stick to my lump hammer. Keep up the good work Bill

[@TheaDragonSpirit]

To be fair, not too many people will know what a magnet lock is yet, and I can't image many picklockers carrying around a drill and box of magnets. So it will do it's job if say you're chaining a bike to a post for an hour.

[@ejmcn]

I am interested in seeing the internals of this lock, do you ever plan on making a video showing the inside?

[@GuyPipili]

Well, you have the Rolling Stones. Now you have the Rolling Magnets. That atta attract crowds...😉

[@Silver_o]

Discarding one caveman stuff for another caveman stuff? I love this channel already.

[@CoedCasualties]

blood is diamagnetic (repels magnetic fields regardless of polarity)

[@derfuchs3296]

The modern man‘s magnetic rake

[@tomhejda6450]

These magnetic locks need false gates. Then you'll be screwed.

[@artyomiv]

Magnets works just by pull or push in real life locks. False gates like for regular locks are not a case.

[@tomhejda6450]

@@artyomiv Have you seen the one Bill milled open? With the rotational magnets similer to what you see in EVA MCS? Imagine that had a false gate. Give you have zero feedback on what you're doing, that would pretty much screw you.

[@sillyseppy7095]

Hell yeah!!!!

[@callmeray7705]

heme groups (iron in your blood/ iron in you) is not magnetic, interesting you can feel very strong magnetic fields as a tingling sensation but that's like MRI levels

[@parapicktog7734]

Nerves are electric conductors. That tingling sensation is caused by magnetic induction.

[@louf7178]

There a good video about this here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e17cealvZr6Spas

[@CAESARbonds]

safer than a masterlock

[@johnmorgan1629]

Why do I have visions of Bill reinventing the MRI machine if someone sends him a huge multi-sided magnetic lock?

[@MikeF1189]

That or the neighbors shed is now stuck in Bill's yard

[@MikeF1189]

Unlocked of course

[@JohnnyDee62]

Whip it. Whip it good!

[@shadowdragon6524]

need a kitchen-aid accessory. put lock in bowl and mix.

[@Lockpicker1973]

Now all magnetic lock makers are shaking in their boots lol

[@jamesmihalcik1310]

I thought foil hats were just a myth and lock parts should be anti-magnetic. Now they have magnetic locks and Bill has Magnetic storms! Soon our hats will resemble faraday cages :) Rock-On Trooper Bill!

[@danareed1656]

cool

[@martinharper5112]

Have you got snow yet Bill?

[@bosnianbill]

Nope. Almost 70 yesterday and I went for a long run in shorts & t-shirt. Global warming, baby!

[@KJohansson]

Would love to see the lock milled open.

[@derekbowbrick6233]

Here in the States we got people who would do that. lol

[@forteandblues]

I still consider something high security if it requires specialized equipment

[@mstriker3656]

Love the explanation, and previous methods used. I too have that caveman approach with duct tape. Luckily we can't use that a the nuclear reserved lab, they seem to frown upon the simple things...😉 Cheers for the video Bill, please keep up the highly interesting and funny stuff !

[@MorellioBenoir]

You made a magnetic rake.

[@louismfrederic2082]

Maybe you can try a direct electromagnetic attack with a coil of copper wire rolled around an aluminum tube, wired to your standard home plug, of the correct length so that the current is high but doesn't heat too much, and the oscillating magnetic field inside of the coil, where you put the lock, might do the trick.

[@richardarmstrong3rd53]

Something interesting about the iron in your blood it actually doesn’t attract to a magnet, the iron in your blood actually pushes away from magnets.

[@richardarmstrong3rd53]

One source talking about how blood is repelled by magnets. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4fWiIeheZeAbLM

[@Spencer-wc6ew]

Now I wanna see what happens when you put 2 of those magnet bits on different drills, spin them in opposite directions, and try to put the plastic boxes on top of each other

[@myongpark]

Will this work on an EVVA?

[@seanb3516]

Fun Fact..... How much Iron is in a human body? Answer: Enough to make one sewing needle. FF#2... How do they fortify breakfast cereal with Iron? They file Iron directly into the cereal. You can confirm this with a powerful magnet and a box of cereal. Wet the cereal with water, grind it good, then mix with the magnet for about 10 minutes. And Voila, iron filings stuck all over your magnet.

[@apollolux]

To be fair, an average person, even an average lockpicker, isn't going to have a super spinny strong magnet available. Still an entertaining "pick" video nonetheless :)

[@pyratemage]

It was your magnetic personality, ya big lug!

[@SomeTheorist9090]

Sadly, I'm not going to pay over $125 USD for a tool I'll never really use. But it is the wave of the future with electronic locks that don't use traditional tumblers.

[@FusionDeveloper]

I know it was a joke about iron in your hand, but I looked it up a while ago and found out that the iron in your blood, is there in a way that it has no effect from any level of magnetic forces.

[@bosnianbill]

I looked it up too, smarty pants. In Season 1 of the original Star Trek, the episode "The Man Trap" has a monster that sucks the salt out of the crew's blood, killing them. This is absolute PROOF that minerals CAN be extracted from blood. Since everybody knows that iron is magnetic, it makes perfect sense that a magnet, like the salt monster, can suck it out of your blood. So there. 😀😀😀😀

[@FusionDeveloper]

​@@bosnianbill I'm a big Star Trek fan, I am going to watch that episode right now. Season 1 episode 1. Any excuse/reason to watch Star Trek, is a good one.

[@haqvor]

A very long time ago I had a lock that looked much like this one on my locker in school. I could be defeated by just pulling on it firmly several times.

[@plug4uk696]

Whatever you do Bill don't have your credit cards anywhere near that device when in use, you've been warned Lol ;-)

[@sebastiannielsen]

I don't know how strong magnetic field that is required to burn a RFID chip, but its a heck of lot anyways. I don't think you are gonna burn a MODERN credit card with that. Magstripe is long dead due to PSD2. Actually, magstripe transactions are entirely outlawed in the whole EU now.

[@b3motorsports796]

Happy retirement man

[@billhenderson731]

The ‘iron’ in Bill’s blood, is probably left over bits of shrapnel

[@MikeF1189]

Actually that's depleted uranium

[@daveh7720]

Whatever you do, don't cross the streams!

[@seeitpickitbinit2510]

how much was the magnetic 🧲 field flux capacitor thingy🤣🤣🤣♥️♥️♥️

[@allenshepard7992]

"Bump fingering" - no comment :) Comb rake ? A smart person would flip a few magnets over for North, north, South, blank, north, South pattern. Use metal in the blank spot to lock the lock as a security measure. Thanks.

[@operator8014]

Okay, BUT... It did take you a week or so to defeat the lock.

[@douro20]

That's a $140 tool right there. And the tools for installing Lamello Invis fasteners can cost several thousand.

[@penfold7800]

What are they used for? Why the need for hidden security?

[@douro20]

​@@penfold7800 Securing parts of furniture. The fasteners go into a pocket and are activated by a spinning magnet on the side. The whole thing is invisible from the outside once assembled.

[@roysammons2445]

You've done it again Bill... proven those beautiful ladies wrong... you've just proven that MEN CAN MULTITASK : ) Clever little tool.

[@wzukr]

Shouldn´t a grade 52 neodym magnet work just as fine as this magnetic wheel?

[@TsunauticusIV]

I hope you’re doing well. I unsubbed years ago when you stopped posting. I miss you tho. Hopefully some day you come back to us.

[@davejoseph5615]

I bought a lock like that back in the 1970's. I might have gotten it from Edmund's Scientific?