[369] 16 Master Lock #3 Padlocks Picked in 4 Minutes!

[@wonder1ng]

This needs a follow-up where you see how long it takes to unlock them all working out which key matches which lock

[@ShinobiDiabolik]

probably longer

[@atomicrhino7182]

Longer

[@hussssshie]

Def longer

[@RWBHere]

It should be quicker, if he started with the keys separated, and left each one in the lock after unlocking. Still an interesting challenge though, if kept on the key ring.

[@bradonhoover3002]

It might take longer to unlock them all even knowing which keys go to which locks

[@LockNoob]

Well now, that's just showing off lol :-)

[@lockpickinglawyer]

LOL, maybe a little. But also lots of fun!

[@Bendersnatchling]

Things the LPL never said: "Oh shit, I forgot my keys."

[@uis246]

I think he doesn't use keys in first place

[@CuriousFocker]

I can just about match your time... for 1 Master Lock #3. Great job, well done.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

LOL... not as hard as you might think. Practice is the key (and a bad pun)!

[@bin4rym4ge]

same

[@yeetpeet9660]

@Voltaic Fire not bad, 9/10 some were forced

[@RunBMWe30M3]

Yep still couldn’t pick mine in the time it took him to pick 16 🤦‍♂️

[@Mountaindewdewable]

When her parents come home in 5 minutes but there’s 16 locks on her chastity belt

[@thanhquanky]

notsevenfeettall not if I lock the door with those 16 locks ;)

[@yeetpeet9660]

So are we just ignoring the idea that he probably gets around enough to know how to last longer that 5 minutes?

[@pixelmaster98]

@@yeetpeet9660 well, his girlfriend won't, with how skillful his fingers must be ^^

[@ibtgb2]

Solid comment 😂

[@washingtonirving1345]

BONK

[@SightlessSenshi]

This was really fun to watch. Well, I'm blind, so I guess I should say it was fun to listen to. I'm just getting into picking, and despite the blindness, I'm actually progressing okay. Nothing remarkable (yet), but I'm keeping up with my peers. Anyway, this was fun, and very well done. Love your videos, man.

[@tisme1105]

Yeah that's awesome :) Hope you are still finding the tactile challenge of lock picking rewarding :)

[@JayPatel-ce4jp]

@D.O.A. he is blind dude

[@magusperde365]

@@JayPatel-ce4jp well, he was able to write the comment. He probably has something that read things out liud

[@boiledelephant]

I love how well some blind people are able to get on on the internet now thanks to accessibility toolkits. My favourite anecdote in this vein is the world of warcraft player who's active in a raiding guild and is completely blind.

[@tehjamerz]

@@boiledelephant thats because BFA is trash

[@billycross2716]

"Do you have the key?" "I am the key"

[@borisvandruff7532]

“I AM THE ONE WHO PICKS!”

[@RipleySawzen]

"This one quirk certainly slows me down" >picks 16 locks at 15 seconds each Nice flex

[@pixelmaster98]

well, if he raked them, he'd probably spend more time picking the locks up than actually opening them ^^

[@RealQuickChris]

You beat my 4:44 lock picking challenge video I posted awhile back lol I have learned a lot from your videos especially with American locks. Keep up the amazing work and keep them coming.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

RealQuickChris Just watched it... nice job!

[@RealQuickChris]

LockPickingLawyer Lol thanks

[@augreich]

Outstanding! Because of you I decided to start lock picking. I successfully picked my first Master Lock yesterday (3/03/20). Thank you for the inspiration!

[@levih7052]

I've definitely noticed what you're referring to regarding the short driver pins on some #3s. A #3 was one of the first locks I tried to pick, and I was unsuccessful until after I had already been picking much "harder" locks.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

That doesn't surprise me. Unless you know what you are dealing with, AND you have experience with addressing below shear line drivers, this flaw really can slow you down. You remind me of when I first started... I had a Master #3 that I could rake, but it took me a few months before I could SPP it! :-(

[@drl453]

Having same issue. Thought I was the only one struggling with these damn things.

[@TheForeverRanger]

I can rake mine open but trying to spp it is a nightmare.

[@Randallw2008]

I’m actually somewhat relieved to read all this. I just started and I have a couple of 140s I can easily pick, but I can’t spp my no. 3 consistently, unless I get lucky. I have better luck raking but I that also is just luck.

[@danteuk8024]

Same for me, I got a No3 as my first practice lock, but I've opened 5-6 other locks and a 2nd No3 I got loads of times now - but I still only managed to open that original No3 once :(

[@jmitch42]

so, i did a bit of a trial myself to this vid. i picked my easiest 140 along with you. you got 16 locks open before i could pick mine just under 5 times (had one spool to go). unbelievable. hope to get there someday. thanks for the inspiration and unneeded humbleness. haha. great video as usual sir.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... all it takes is practice. You will get there if you put the time in! Good luck and thanks for watching.

[@jmitch42]

one reason i hate and love this hobby. i have gotten every lock i own open at least once, but i have to do it twice in a row for me to say it is successful. i have an 'ace' lock that has 3 serrated and two serrated spools that i can pick, but i have a master 140, a ruger lock, an ace (that looks like a 140) that i can't get. gotten them once, but that is it. they are way 'easier' locks to most, but i can't seem to get them open after the first lucky pick, yet i can get a security lock with all security pins. makes no sense. love to keep trying though. can be frustrating, but rewarding when you finally get it (not that i have/will). love the vids man.

[@aze2099]

Would have been fun to see how long it would take to open them with the keys as comparison ... not knowing witch key fits witch lock that is. :)

[@dozog]

LoL... I just thought the same thing. It would probably take longer to match the keys with the locks.

[@TheGadileck]

I started picking locks when I was 8'ish (simple padlocks and safes) usually with a couple paperclips. It was never to steal the contents, but the rush of being able to defeat the locks. However, I never understood how I was doing this. Thanks to a vid from LPL a few days back, I discovered not only what I was doing back then, but also how I was unintentionally doing it. In the last few days I've gone from having an entry level LP set to picking locks well beyond my previous skill level. Thanks LPL, you have a good way of teaching LP'ing!! I'm now 37 and have a new challenging hobby to replace my speed cubing with (though both cause hand cramps :) Side note: I originally used paper clips for single pin picking, and for me that's where the fun is. I've since learned other less skillful techniques but they're less entertaining also. It's all about skill and speed for me, not just speed.

[@TheDarkever]

"This may slow me down". Proceeds to unlock 16 Masterlocks in 3 minutes 54 seconds.

[@Crazywaffle5150]

This makes me wanna get into the lock picking hobby. My hobby list is getting to big lol.

[@boiledelephant]

You can learn to do these simple hardware store padlocks in an afternoon, it's shockingly easy!

[@BalgaBear]

All of your storage garages belong to LockPicking Lawyer!

[@lorkoe]

Did you notice the binding order of the pins to be quite consistent or did it not matter too much?

[@lockpickinglawyer]

They were generally back to front (thus the direction in which I picked them), but there was a fair bit of variation... the highest two cuts had driver pins that were too short, so that really messed with the binding order.

[@MobiuSphere]

I feel like there should have been an epic backing track to increase tension while he picked

[@E-BikingAdventures]

Good idea. Maybe John Williams Jaws

[@mahtoosacks]

You mean like this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3WYhJRojtZgaMk

[@engineerpete7]

I hope he's free on Sept. 20th. We'll need him out at Area 51.

[@jayblack5231]

With all that silence, the "nothing on one, click out of two, three is binding" in his head must have been deafening

[@binbashbuddy]

I just got my first lock pick set, pulled out a master lock no 5 from the closet and to my surprise picked it in just about a minute. Been working on it for the last hour and have been unable to do it again.

[@patricklockett5126]

Well good news bad news. I got my first set of picks today and watched ur videos. First pick took 7 mins on the no 3. 4 minutes later I had picked it 2 more times. Decided to try my deadbolts. Less than 30 seconds each. Now I'm buying an adt security system. Ignorance was bliss lol.

[@RWBHere]

Somebody at MasterLock must have been sitting on the floor, in a corner, gibbering... Thanks LPL.

[@Kokuyous3ki]

I'm starting to think that master lock's core market lies with lockpicking enthusiasts as nobody in their right mind would use them as actual security measures...

[@ahuman4734]

The problem is that they're cheap and common. If you just go looking for a padlock, that's all some basic stores have.

[@The_Doc_Rocks]

@LockPickingLawyer - impressive as the picking is, I was even more impressed by the smoothness and speed with which you picked up each lock and put the tension tool in it. Didn't miss a beat, whereas I seem to be constantly dropping the turning tool, faffing about trying to get the tip of it in the sweet spot and not touching that first pin. You picked the locks faster than I can place the turning tool...! Nice :)

[@danielroglich3309]

Lol that was awesome. Always a pleasure to watch you work brother. Thanks for sharing this beat down of master lock no.3 !

[@mikestone9129]

Great job, love watching a pro make it look so easy. Bet it scares the hell out of Master lock:-)

[@woundedtiger1213]

Are those the lock out tag out locks? With security pins? The lotto locks I've seen r like all red plastic outside. Man I'm still trying to get 10 regular master locks in under 2 minutes. This guy is like one of the best.

[@Kasatome]

I've been learning how to pick for less than a week. I got the bottom of the barrel picks to see if I could even get a feel for it. The No. 1 was the first one I popped, the No. 3 was the second. and that was on the fourth day of trying. Master locks are stupidly easy even for a picking noob. I don't feel good about using these locks to secure anything.

[@nate6889]

I do not get who the fuck dislikes these videos. You COULD NOT ask for anything more. If you are disliking it because you don't like lockpicking, get off lockpicking channels. If you disliked it because it was too long, think about how long it would take you to pick 16 #3 locks. It's not long because of the intro, like all the other youtube channels. This man gets straight to the picking, and even does that quickly.

[@lukepippin4781]

I’ve got one that’s the old version that I got specifically for picking when I first got started with a couple of hair pins. I ran across McNally recently and decided to get back into it. Pulled out this old lock and all I have to do is set pin 3, then pin 2 and it pops right open. Crazy. Enjoying my CI Genesis btw.

[@bozsbuzz6409]

Yeah.Yeah, Yeah --- Red ... Red .... & only more Red. I feel like I'm on Mars. Almost 3.6 seconds a pin!! Pretty good!

[@lockpickinglawyer]

LOL. I could have gotten blue-banded locks for $.05 per lock cheaper. I got red just for you. :-P

[@samuelt.5215]

Incredible! It would have taken me longer just to find the right key to some of the locks... 😂

[@mendonesiac]

Takes me longer than that to find the damn key.

[@Potti314]

Awesome job - very great fun to watch :-)

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks.

[@rjperkins365]

Nice job, very quick. Can't wait to see the padlock you were talking about last time. Also can't believe the NW4 went down that quick.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... and the new lock is the most epicist! ;-)

[@rjperkins365]

Just got my DT1. Can't wait to get a pick

[@coffeeoutlaws7783]

...looks down at the number 3 i've been working on for an hour.

[@taekwondotime]

Master Lock should use this video in their boardroom meeting -- just prior to firing all of their staff.

[@floorpizza8074]

Did you use the Peterson Gem to pick these locks? As a side note, I can't believe Peterson doesn't offer their TOK pry bar with a pre-bent option. Fantastic videos, LPL.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks. I used a standard hook in .018" for this video. Generally, I'm not a huge fan of the Gem. Just personal preference. It's not a great option for reaching though warding IMO (see video 82 to see what I mean).

[@CraniumOnEmpty]

This gave me an idea (well, the comments did). You know how they have escape rooms. What if they have opposite and you have to break in. Maybe they already have something similar. Hell, maybe an escape room for lockpickers.

[@koretechx1]

It's been 4 years since this was posted. Still impressive!

[@bertblankenstein3738]

LPL: driver pins that are too short.... and that certainly slows me down. Master: write that down!

[@bertblankenstein3738]

Ok it didn't seem to slow LPL down that much.

[@Nossody]

this man is speed running masterlocks any%

[@fredWaxBeans11111]

And here I am, as a Noob, not able to pick a #3. I picked it open 2 days ago, now I just can't get it. Argh. Maybe I'll spray some lubricant in there, as it's an old lock, but I'm sure it's just my inexperience. it's frustrating lol. EDIT: I swear I think the WD-40 worked. I've now opened it 3 times since. WD-40 fixes..........Everything!

[@mkemmis7190]

Awsome work mate where abouts did ya get your tension wrench a pick from looks beast cheers all the way from australia...

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks. The tension wrench is a toothless .040" Peterson Pry Bar that I bent for comfort. The pick is an .018" standard hook from Peterson.

[@wl357]

That's 14.625 seconds per padlock! Wow impressive Sir.

[@keiyakins]

I mean, they're LOTO locks. They're not really meant to stand up to picking, they're meant to stand up to tiredly trying to remove them with the wrong key.

[@nikkiewhite476]

It would be very awesome to see you do this trial again now with your improved skills.

[@paulcrosdale9125]

another incredible feat of picking!! The picking equivalent of putting your head in a lions mouth... can be very unpredictable locks,(for spp') especially when used! Bravo.!

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... as for the unpredictability of used locks, you are spot on. That's one reason that I am using new(er) locks for these videos. IIRC, I noted that in the very first time trial video I did.

[@paulcrosdale9125]

LockPickingLawyer thank you for sharing. genuinely improved my picking, watching your videos. all ways very informative and entertaining. 👍👍👍

[@wysmolek]

A true stop-watch! After that many locks do you get soreness in hand? Have you practices before recording?

[@lockpickinglawyer]

My hand can get sore, but the bent tension wrench really helps with that. I picked each of these locks once (maybe twice for a couple of them if I felt something strange) before starting.Can you remind me what I said I would send you... I've gotten a bit disorganized. Please PM me your address also. Thanks.

[@wysmolek]

No worries! PM sent. Yeah, probably after so many hours picking you have developed pain tolerance. Are those master locks the same ones that you can open with a chickenbone, zip-tie etc?

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Yes, these are the same locks that BB opens with improvised tools, like zip ties.

[@wysmolek]

You could halved the time with raking (or at least cut 1 minute) but nevertheless good job!

[@Erniesworld]

Just started learning to pick after watching you. So I have a master # 3 that is much different, it’s from around 1990’s it cannot be shimmed as the mechanism slides sideways and I was able to pick it a couple of times but I think I damaged it because now the key doesn’t work. Its a master #3 with a stamp 3314. Can you do a video on the technique of picking, am I using too much force, and on this particular lock when I use top of the keyway there’s no room for the pic to get in and also when I’m using top of the keyway how far do I push in the prybar because when I pushed mine in it bumped into the first pin so I couldn’t get to it. I bought a bang good set for $16 that came with a clear lock so I’m using fairly normal pics they’re not homemade or anything I’ll look around your site and see if you have any instructional videos but I could really use help, how much pressure, how hard to push pins etc...

[@Steel-Pinnings]

Nice time, No way I can burn through 16 that quickly. Great job

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks. You could, I think, if this was the way you practiced all the time... which it is for me.

[@NeroKoso]

I think it takes me longer time just to find the keyhole when I come home from a bar.

[@charlesmckinney]

Harry, a couple questions. Why the .018 pick? How far from the tip of the wrench did you place the bend? Looks like maybe 3/4"? You know my circumstances so you know why I'm loath to experiment. BTW the injections to my spine worked! The pain has lessened considerably. I'll be ready when that snap gun arrives. 😉

[@lockpickinglawyer]

AWESOME NEWS! I'm very happy for you! I'm not going to be near my picks soon, so I can't measure now, but the bend was put in a place that would make it about even with the top of a 40mm lock... like the Master Pro Series 6835. I AM going to experiment. I just ordered two more prybars a couple days ago and am going to bend them close to the ends... not because I don't like the current location, but because the shape doesn't fit in my pick case. These bent tools are too wonderful to not fit in my pick case. IMPORTANT: put the tool in a vice and heat it with a small torch before attempting to bend. If you don't the tool WILL break.I have not posted the snap gun yet. I'm behind on all my packages. :-(

[@charlesmckinney]

LockPickingLawyer I have a .034 pry bar that I heated up and bent last night. I bent it 3/8" from the end. I found out many things. Having to use less pressure on the wrench to prevent locking up the pins. The pins requring less upward pick pressure. A much more delicate touch required overall. Pretty nice once I got the hang of it. I'm not going to bend the long end. If I did then it wouldn't fit in the Sparrows case I carry my picks in. Overall I'm happy with the results. I reckon that even a blind hog finds an acorn now and then.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Sounds nice. Glad it worked out, and good luck with it!

[@bishop2985]

No grandma, ain’t no one getting in your shed. LPL: Hey your shed door is a bit loose

[@335i101]

I just got into this hobby (tools arrived today)….I can pick sparrows cut-away lock, but still have trouble with the “easy as it comes” master lock #3, even when using a rake.

[@tonyholt90]

I loved that video, brilliant! what are you going to come up with next!!!

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... no plans on other time trials now, but I'm keeping my eyes open for deals on large lots.

[@wickedninjawelder]

@@lockpickinglawyer i just started trying to find bulk lots of locks on eBay and was wondering what keywords you use to search for that.

[@HughesEnterprises]

A crew of 16 people that all locked out a piece of machinery could be in danger in less than 4 minutes.

[@giorgoschrisidis9453]

Oh come on, no spoilers on the title! :D Great Video as always

[@MrJgstoner]

Let's not overlook the obvious here: Yes those are shitty locks, but you are quite talented, my friend.

[@TheGreatest1974]

That’s amazing considering you had to apply the tensioner correctly every single time too.

[@bobbykeyz1263]

Good job. That's a great exercise.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks!

[@db8068]

those clicks sound so satisfying

[@beatroot13]

Nowadays, LPL is so proficient at opening No. 3s he'd probably open 4 of those in 16 seconds

[@thembo]

I'm just getting into picking as a hobby and I bought a no.3 as my first tester (other than the useless acrylic one I got with my kit) and I found it was much easier to pick with some pressure pulling the shackle. Is that a placebo or something that actually plays a part in the action of the core?

[@marksuhre9494]

Great job! You make it look so easy.

[@luke_0605]

is there any differance between the locks with the blue or red plastic? if so, what is it

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Yes. Color. :-P No other differences. :-)

[@xuefengliu2755]

You're a very fast lock picker LPL!

[@pjdambra]

I love that top of the key tension wench you are using. Is it home made???

[@lockpickinglawyer]

It's a Peterson product, but I put the bend in it.

[@dazevers]

Smoking performance... with picking like that I bet you need a new pick every week. Great video as usual

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... I very rarely break picks, but I do bend them quite a bit. Just bend them back and keep picking! You might be surprised how seldom I replace picks.

[@noahway13]

Loto locks are not meant to secure items from theft and come with even weaker bittings than regurlar weak #3 locks.

[@werhold]

masterlock should fire all their lock designers and hire you

[@MrBrixtonboy]

im impressed, see how quick you can pick 32 locks. that'll be fun to watch. i think you should be able to do that in under 10 mins, i challenge you. ;-)

[@lockpickinglawyer]

My hands are aching just thinking about that!

[@Ben7seven7]

Hi, nice video by the way. On a side note I have a brand new Master Lock 5 that I got from Home Depot that I can’t get in for the life of me! Granted though I am a novice picker, but I have been able to both rake and spp Kuickset locks, shlague, a trigger lock and materlock 150 but for the life of me I can’t get in to this damn lock! I’ve tried everything from SPP to raking to even using a bump key from sparrows and no dice. As far as picks I’ve tried are southord jackknife and sparrows tuxedos in addition to trying their bump key which had yielded no success. WTF!! I think Masterlocks have been well underrated as to their security given the locks I was very easily able to get in to and that I haven’t been able to get in to this new Masterlock number 5 despite weeks of effort. I’ve also tried varying tensions between soft to light tensioning as well as using sparrows top of the key way tensioners. I’ve seen you do ML #5 but not the newest current incarnation which has a more restricted keyhole from the ones you’ve done. I’d love to see you go to Home Depot or wherever and get the brand new current version of the Master Lock #5 as well as getting any advice you may be able to provide as far as picking it. Until then it looks like this New Master Lock number 5 will be going in to my own naughty bucket for the time being. 😕 in fact I may just return it since I’m feeling utterly defeated at this point and I’m well within my return period. I may try buying a ML 3 instead and see how that goes.

[@JasperJanssen]

You should not return a lock you’ve been trying to pick. It’s used, and possibly damaged.

[@xuefengliu2755]

I calculated that in order to reach your goal, you need to pick the locks at a rate of 4 locks every minute.

[@samsmet3121]

Wow. A lock race .. Keep up .

[@alexandramarberry1023]

It takes him about 6 seconds after unlocking one to put it down, grab another, and get in position to pick it. That's a minute and a half of just that. So he actually only spent about two and a half minutes picking these 16 locks

[@hi2meb]

I am a beginner lock picker and I too can open these locks fairly easily not as easily as LPL Esquire but fairly easily. However I cannot seem to take over the master lock number seven. Not sure why?

[@zzippo81]

What tension bar is that? A bent peterson maybe? I can't find a top keyway bar I like and afraid of spending $10 on nice one that I may also hate

[@johnabrams8148]

You can advertise and sell the 6th lock as pickproof.

[@johngparker557]

You did really good job you can open up ghost walk quicker than I can open up my front door can't I have a key thank you. Keep up the good work and I'll talk to you later bye-bye

[@د.سعودالصماني]

nice video time for each lock is 8-12 second time of changing lock and inserting tension 2-3 second fast & smooth as usual . but would it be faster if you raking it ???

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks. I doubt I could do it faster raking, since I'm not that good a raker, but I bet someone more proficient than me with the right rake could beat my time.

[@fastandfun20043]

@@lockpickinglawyer Send them to me and I'll give it a try! I'll send you the video after

[@zachnerdydude6605]

"Sir he uploaded a 7 minute video-" "Thats great news!" "... he picked 16 master locks"

[@rezcellent]

Why can’t I find ppl like u for my gta heists

[@murph1414]

I'm thinking it would take me ten minutes to unlock them all if you tossed the 16 keys at me to do so, lol.

[@kermit8619]

This is the Yoda of picking lock .

[@RunikRox123]

im new to your videos and you got me into locksport btw, curious how fast you could rake them all.

[@maxiusdark7244]

He grinded his lockpicking so high he's doing challenge runs for lols

[@tstahler5420]

They perform their function perfectly. What do you want from a tag out lock?

[@KM-oi9ks]

Spent all day trying a #3 lock - five minutes at a time, I hate hate hate myself today, still haven't gotten it once, I need a beer, I'm a garbage lock picker, but I can still usually get it done, watching your video makes me want to F10 E Q at life

[@TheNetworkingGuy]

I had the cylinder in a #3 lock break in half and it allowed the lock to open with something as simple a pocket knife

[@LeCharles07]

Lock out tag out is the only place master lock should be used because the security of the lock isn't the function in that scenario. Now it all makes sense.

[@DenBrass]

he he ... your a machine :)

[@lockpickinglawyer]

:-)

[@davidloony6929]

Very impressive

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks.

[@lmars5933]

INCREDIBLE SPP'D .I WAS GLAD YOU DID A NOTHER TIME TRIAL WITH MASTER LOCK .THE BIDDING ON SOME OF THEM KEYS LOOK LITTLE TOUGH. YOU ARE MASTER PICKER THAT HAS TO BE RECORD ??.😎😎😎😎😎🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks -- don't know if there are records for such things, but I'd imagine this could be beaten without much trouble. Give me a week to practice on this set of locks and I bet I could shave some seconds off. A good raker could probably beat my time as well.

[@lmars5933]

Don't be so modest. Maybe by raking. But spp'd i would be surprised. Try a raking video too see.THANKS for responding i noticed you respond to all comments tha shoul be record in it's self lol lol

[@lockpickinglawyer]

I do make an effort to respond to all comments (except for giveaway threads)... if you take the time to write me, it would be rude not to respond. That said, I am reaching the point at which this policy is becoming unsustainable. I don't want to stop... interacting with (all but a few of) the viewers is half the fun of running this channel.

[@lmars5933]

LockPickingLawyer thank you .

[@WillowFox]

This is a fun way to test yourself, You should get a couple of your buddies together to do a discord call or skype yourselves doing a head to head race (use the atomic clock for a start time so you're not hindered by latency) or even a Twitch stream head to head, would be fun.

[@bluephreakr]

This was like watching a massacre. God damn.

[@akadecoy]

Is that a bent "purchased" TOK wrench, or home made?

[@BrutalyStoked]

They pretty much open as soon as you insert the pick with light tension.