[530] Julian & Tobias' Triple Challenge Lock Picked and Gutted

[@Juidodin]

0:45 "it took me about 40 minutes" ... sold, take my money...

[@piotrnapora5810]

This should be made into a door lock

[@DaMook82]

@@piotrnapora5810 I was thinking the same. I'd buy it.

[@shadbird8772]

Locks like this just make me remember that checking for windows to open/break would be so much easier.

[@Nerdnumberone]

@@DaMook82 How much would you pay for it? It sounds like it was homemade down to some of the pins. You might be able to commission something like this, but it'll probably be more expensive than nearly any commercially available lock.

[@EikottXD]

@@shadbird8772 nah you gotta pick the lock and then throw it through a window.

[@LockpickingNord]

WOW that was very very Impressive!👍👍 I am very glad that you managed the 360 ​​°! now it is time for us to create a new flagship!😊 Thanks for this nice Video and the kind Words! Regards Julian

[@Frosty901]

T&J's Lockpicking Nord Awesome lock T&J!!

[@LockNoob]

T&J's Lockpicking Nord really great work guys, seriously :-)

[@Neffers_UK]

Wait, +T&J's aren't you the guys that say are woodworkers? I saw some of your work on Bosnian Bills channel, mad props to you guys, you do awesome work, keep it up :)

[@lockpickinglawyer]

+T&J's Lockpicking Nord Thank you, and thanks again for sharing this masterpiece! This work is truly incredible. 👍 As for a new flagship... looking forward to it!

[@CEO-1125]

T&J's Lockpicking Nord I

[@williamdiaz8599]

I hope you understand you've created a massive group of people on youtube to learn and love lockpicking and lock mechanics just because you make such good, thorough and constant content. You're one of my favorite KZbin Channels

[@Navsworld13]

I have the same experience as you! LPL was my pandemic KZbin channel find 😂

[@johnderf577]

They made it too ergonomically easy for you to handle. If it were made oblong with painful penetrating skin spikes, how long would it take you then?

[@DordiHOTS]

LOL

[@neoplan6116]

The he use some protection glove with free fingers and its nearly the same... I would prefer a disc or square of more than a foot size that he cannot hold it and even to big for clamp it in a vise! Further it has to have an uneven bottom for avoid to clamp it plane on a desk.

[@georgplaz]

@@neoplan6116 but what if it were highly radioactive and would give of poisonous gas in irregular intervals?

[@neoplan6116]

@@georgplaz Hey, you misunderstood something! It is not the goal to Kill Bill, it is only the goal to make the lockpickingyoutubingpart of his life just a tiny little bit more uncomfortable, maybe miserable - for our pleasure! 😜😂🤣

[@georgplaz]

@@neoplan6116 maybe our goals don't align 😁

[@mokopa]

I'm a subscriber, I've watched quite a few (50+) of these videos, but few have driven home the fact that I HAVE NO CLUE WHAT'S GOING ON as much as this video has. I have never picked a lock and I never will, it's just not my thing. Yet, here I am, commenting on a lock picking video, half past twelve on a Saturday morning.

[@Garenzo314]

I kinda get the picking concepts. It is the gutting I am lost on. A random pin will fall out and he knows exactly where it came from.

[@TlalocTemporal]

@@Garenzo314 -- You can see the core has two slots in the back. By rotating the core, you can expose a specific bible to be emptied.

[@miniwaern]

Mokopa but whats your point?

[@shinigami146]

Same here, Mokopa.

[@niththevaliant]

mokopa yeah bro it’s 4:07 in the morning at the moment and I’ve been binging lock picking videos instead of sleeping and I have no idea what’s going on

[@screaminlordbyron7767]

I'd love to see a lock designed by LPL !

[@ObsidianParis]

Would be a Master lock surrounded with fire guns 😊

[@onradioactivewaves]

@GENERAL DISARRAY'S BOSS 83 but can he pick his friends nose?

[@small_artist8218]

onradioactivewaves with his slight of hand lockpicking skills you'd probably not even realize he did

[@onradioactivewaves]

@@small_artist8218 true that. But if he did and he narrated it... "Okay I just got a budge out of booger number 4, booger number 5 is sticking, let's move back to booger number 1...."

[@devikwolf]

But can he see why kids love the taste of cinnamon toast crunch???

[@AnCap1776]

Could you do a video on what springs, key pins, etc, etc are and how they increase/decrease difficulty in a lock, etc, etc? Please and thanks

[@miniwaern]

Good request

[@shanejohns7901]

They are security pins. The irregular shapes cause them to stay or fall out place when the tension bar is active. They help to frustrate anyone who is trying to pick the lock. If they were just solid cylindrical pins, it would be a complete breeze for even novice lock-pickers. But this one was specifically made to be difficult to pick. The fact that this guy made such quick work of so many different kinds and shapes is a testament to his absolute skill. Here's a video of another lockpicker showing how to feel for spool pins. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmSrY6WBYph5l7M

[@EikottXD]

@@shanejohns7901 Springs...

[@grubyperskidywan]

@@EikottXD there are tiny springs in the locks.

[@toportime]

@BobTheBuilder LPL and most of the internet would direct you to check out www.locklab.com

[@thirstfast1025]

starting at 12:40 is the worst case of butterfingers I've ever seen from LPL! Really hit my funny bone!!!

[@robertwest3093]

ROFL me too

[@alexwoodhead6471]

After watching your videos for over a year, I finally bought my first lock pick set and practice lock! Thank you for your videos and the hours of entertainment and education!!

[@sicks6six]

got to admire anyone who is at the top of their game, what ever it is, running, racing cars, lock picking, you don't get the top by chance,

[@sicks6six]

@@deserteagle9624 No1 poker face,

[@LachimusPrime]

Interestingly enough, that's not 100% true. See this Veritasium video for more insight into how luck, or chance, factors into success: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX3SoXxqjsp2aqs

[@HartyBiker]

Normally the order is: picking locks, running, racing away from the cops, but feel free to do it in whatever order you want haha

[@brabhamfreaman166]

I couldn't keep my eyes off that tensioner: it's seemingly at right angles at some points. Especially noticeable when counter-rotation forces it back straight until you can set and retension the core. V v nice intricate pick work!

[@GnrMilligan]

Always impressed with your experience and knowledge of locks.And the way you can "feel" And "picture" whats going on inside the lock as you pick.

[@kingzach74]

Imagine if real door locks worked like this. They would actually do a great job at stopping a lot of people from entering.

[@Alex-zb3id]

Yeah you see that it's time to break a window or get the crowbar

[@jaalan7896]

Yea, for a house something like this would be pointless. Peoplenare not normally going to pick a door lock even if its easy. They are going to just look for the house that has an unlocked door.

[@toportime]

Criminals do not pick locks to get inside homes, they use brute force to bypass needing to spend time doing that.

[@OsirusHandle]

Been burgled twice my life, both times they just took a brick to a window.

[@NYCharlie718]

Most criminals don't rely on picking locks. They can break a window or rely on an owner's negligence in not locking their own doors.

[@whiteandnerdy511]

Love this channel. I'm fascinated by all of the types of locks and how to pick them. This one showed off many different designs. With all of these different security pins, could you do a video explaining the differences and how they effect picking?

[@rayers1000]

i second this

[@greatbrandini3967]

Same, I saw Bosnian Bill's video on spool pins, knew about serrated pins, but I never knew just how varied the pins could be. Would love a series going in depth on how exactly these pins function

[@burtpanzer]

Yes, an excellent suggestion... made... um, 4 years ago.

[@jjbarajas5341]

​@@burtpanzer ikr I think they just make it harder to use low skill attacks, like raking, so that you're forced to single pick.

[@leonoliverrmusic]

That's probably one of your videos where you can reeeeeally see the tension you're putting into that tension rod. Never saw one bend this much, not that I remember

[@connorbossong5773]

The tension rods are designed to do that so that you don’t overtension it a whole bunch

[@TheJustwatchit]

there is something about some one that is so into there craft that is fascinating.

[@benur9945]

Sounds like my dentist: first is loose, second is loose, binding on no three.

[@harrod19]

LOL I think the same thing every time

[@sparkequinox]

This just occurred to me then I seen this. It's relaxing when someone is not looking in your mouth.

[@ashofastora]

I love how each pin has it's own security features, and he's like "I guess that's an (x modified) type of pin." Like it didn't even matter. Gotta pick 'em all!

[@theinconsistentpark9060]

I wonder how long it took him to put it back together. Wow

[@Fluid-combo]

If he even could 😂

[@brandonmarsden8256]

Fluid-combo you’re obviously new here

[@JohnSmith-qr4vt]

Yeah, i was wanting to see him do it.

[@ToddyTornado]

Absolutely unreal! Great job on both ends for the lock. No one would have ever thought of using the core itself as a follower. Lpl is amazing, but there are allot of other great lock enthusiasts out there that are uncredited. Props you all of you as well!

[@keitaro321]

I think he just have to see this video again but reversed hehe

[@missingno2401]

"each of the 3 bibles" the tribles

[@JunkyardBashSteve]

underrated comment

[@Pyrodeity42]

the TRINITY

[@ShadowStalky58052]

You forgot the fact that the bi in bible means 2 of course, leading into my next question- shouldnt it be sexble?

[@DrewLevitt]

@@ShadowStalky58052 Actually, "bible" doesn't come from Latin "bi-" (two) at all, but from Greek "bibl-" (book). See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Greek_and_Latin_roots_in_English/A%E2%80%93G But I like your wordplay so I'll go along, plus either "trible" or "sexble" is a lot more fun than "tribible".

[@MarkTheKnife]

Most beautiful array of pins I've seen on your channel so far. Great job to all involved!

[@nneeerrrd]

Cross shaped build from 4 locks, when the key pins of the opposite lock are dropping into the keyway would greatly improve the pick resistance.

[@werewolfnar]

So, 14/15 security pins, all driver pins are customized, looks like 3 different spring types too. This is probably better than any nuclear weapons lock. (who am I kidding, those were set to 000000 as the code for a while).

[@danielroglich3309]

What a fantastic challenge lock wow!number 2 seemed to put up the most fight. Great job picking as always brother and thanks for sharing it with us.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

I can't be the only one to appreciate how good this channel is that LPL actually has people brainstorming to put together prototype locks to see how hard they are to defeat by him.

[@TheVirindi]

Wow! You went through that thing like it was nothing! By far the most impressive picking video I have seen yet.

[@CaitieLou]

The title card for this video made me think LPL was coming out with his own line of lock-themed soaps.

[@WilburJaywright]

Lol

[@redcatimaging]

Amazing how quick you picked through this wonderful 3in1 challenge lock and I can say that first hand :). The driver number 5 in lock 3 with the rings is a Dom-S pin and looks like an original :). Getting this lock back together was probably the 3rd big challenge ;), but it was really worth to take it apart :). Thanks a lot, that was really a cool video :).

[@GunSlinger221]

O my gosh, this is the first time I have seen you struggle with opening a lock. Very impressive, who ever made this lock needs to go into business making locks. If the you have trouble picking it, I can imagine what grief that any above average lock picker would have. Thanks for all your videos, this one proves you are legit. I was starting to wonder but now seeing you honestly have a bit of difficulty confirms to me this channel is on the up and up.

[@theavidpicker2721]

Very nice picking LPLawyer! You have done the best job of properly navigating this famous tri-lock from Julian and Tobias! You are the only one who actually picked all three in one video and totally gutting it. Great job my friend! That's a really great comeback video indeed! Keep up the great work!

[@mikeh9395]

Wow that was an awesome challenge lock. Never seen such a build. Then, the challenge of gutting them, keeping track of each pin arrangement. Good job...I was holding my breath most of the dismantling. Love your videos. Thank you. As always, Mike H

[@DonzLockz]

Those guys make some great professional quality stuff.😍 Love to see one of them in my hands one day! Great job as usual and thanks for show n" tell! 👍

[@Mathos1985]

When there is more than one ad, we are on to a quality lock for sure

[@JTMusicbox]

Yup! You were still awesome two years ago! Love this channel!

[@mal13able]

great video ,and wow usimg lots of tension as i see the bend on the tension bar ,this is why i watch your videos ,to learn how much by watching ,how you are so skilled in picking and use the correct tension as important for success,thanks again!,Mal in BC

[@Felivii]

Bravo! Thank you for all the time and effort, from both sides, to give us this video! ❤️

[@user-sx4yu3nw4j]

Picking this is difficult enough under these ideal conditions. I imagine it’d be incredibly challenging in the real world, with the lock installed in a door - the ergonomics would be insane. I wonder if they could add sidebars and trap pins with “deadlock troughs” (Royal Guardian’s term)?

[@quantum2330]

your voice is so smooth and calming. i'm almost falling asleep

[@Navsworld13]

I use LPL as my asmr before bed.

[@bobbykeyz1263]

Wow what a workout. Great job LP 👍👍Now your in for another workout putting that lock back together. 😨 Thanks for another great video, glad your back. 😎😎

[@flonomcflooneyloo7573]

Haha precision in lock picking but not in syntax. (your vs you're)

[@justinfox2310]

That was impressive. The pins are beautiful.

[@darthsyrma]

Impressive. Most impressive. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@freedomfighter1000]

Bravo!, i have watched your vids all last weekend and going into this week, and i aint even a lock smith... Goes to show how interesting you make it. I totally see why you enjoy this so much... Great vids, i would love to see more electronics stuff.

[@Saneyboo]

Saw this on BosnianBills site, such amazing craftsmanship

[@christopherjohns1566]

14:26 Driver pin 1 in lock 3. Realizes it's LPL. Warns who he can. "Get out! Run! Flee, flee for your lives!!"

[@thejakeyboi]

Good luck putting it back together again! hahaha! Great video and amazing lock.

[@molie77]

Great pick and gut mate.... Well done as always

[@MonkeyLockpicks]

Outstanding! Having the lock picked all 360 in one time is really impressive! And thank you for gutting this lock and showing its magic! Now it would be fun to know how long does it take to you to putting this lock back together! Thanks for this great video.

[@robmaule4025]

"That is just a great combination of pins, there" Why, thank you, I have been working out...

[@theda850two]

Our knees are sore, we bow to our L.P.L. master 😉 Great job ! Cheers 🍻 👏🏻

[@JC-11111]

I think this is the first video I watched on this channel. I was hooked after this.

[@gudfarfar]

This was an awesome lock and as always, an impressive picking session! I am a total noob at this and have just started picking my own locks, just for the fun of it. Keep up the good work!

[@Blue_Mudder]

Been watching for a little while and your voice at the end sounds like you're holding back the Ralphie inside of you getting a Red Ryder BB gun with the compass in the wood stock!!!! Excellent job

[@ScottishPhoenix]

I would love this as a real lock

[@ScottishPhoenix]

You could also have higher security locks and make it impossible to pick

[@moefritz6225]

ScottishPhoenix Like?

[@privateger]

@@ScottishPhoenix Nothing that you can open with a key is impossible to pick.

[@ANoBaka]

@@privateger What about a lock with master wafers underneath a slightly smaller driver pins that drops down into drilled holes on the side of the cylinder unless the wafer is there to keep it up? I mean.. sure, it's not -impossible- to pick... But are you really going to know which depth to set the pin at to avoid the trap for all pins in a row? It'd be virtually impossible.

[@privateger]

@@ANoBaka If a key can open it up, you can pick it. That's all I wanted to say. I have no clue about your description, but such a lock would never be mass-produced.

[@truecerium4924]

And now to reassembling.... This one is crazy, thanks for showing

[@kyleselby3196]

Can you do a vid where you explain how the different spools effect your picking and just information you know about the spool designs

[@alexisfy]

12:45 a very intense moment for the community right here.

[@nobrakes425]

Watching just the pick this is one of the hardest I've seen for him. I'd buy this lock for my house if it's a reasonable price

[@Pippi-Longstocking]

What a beautiful lock.

[@volconis]

great voice to fall asleep too... works almost as good as the home shopping network.

[@yourmumsonlyfans9868]

I can’t even begin to imagine how they built this lock very impressive

[@LockPickingPatrolman]

A very awesome job! 👍👍 Using the core to gut was genius!!

[@RolfMikkelson]

LPL: Did you record a video of the re-assembly?

[@lockpickinglawyer]

+Rolf Mikkelson No... the language would not have been family friendly. 😡

[@medina5k]

i scared my cat with how loud i just laughed hahaha i use a similar line with my customers, when i'm on my way back to the van to rekey "if all goes well i'll be back in xx minutes..... if all doesn't go well, ignore the creative language...."

[@liahfox5840]

Criminal see's one of these locks on my door after watching this video. Also Criminal: Lets go through the wall instead.

[@longtomjr22]

I am interested in seeing how you approach lever locks, do you have a vid, and if not will you consider doing a vid in the future? Thanks for the amazing video

[@paulofabret5473]

This guy is really good ! He "feels" the pin like make part of his body ! congratulations, you are the best

[@9The0Unknown7]

I think this is the first video I’ve seen that was long enough to have ads! And not just one ad either....THREE!

[@disliked1390]

This dude is the Bob Ross of locks. If he starts saying "happy little locks" i'll lose it

[@adriengriffon]

It's 2am, I've been binging lockpicking videos, and all I can say for myself is that lockpicking looks so satisfying for my ADHD need to have something to do with my hands while I'm trying to concentrate on things.

[@largol33t12]

Hey, I remember BosnianBill picking this lock. It gave him a lot of trouble but he got it open in the end. He praised the design, saying it was tough to get in. Coming from him, that's quite a compliment.

[@josshhcooxx8975]

Brother I want to say that a very well deserved ,very much earned & very much respected by many others including myself . I take my hat to you with a virtual hand shake to both you & Bosnian bill. You gentlemen lack no skills being experts lock picking . But more than anything you've both done outstanding work teaching & sharing skillful knowledge you've already developed. But more importantly as you learn & develop new tricks & methods yourself . Thank you guys very much . I've been following. You for or a few years now as well as several other friends of mine. I'm always Promoting Your channels for many reasons . The honesty is very much noticed & appreciated . I actually was replicating one of your Methods when i decided to Comment letting KZbin run on. Auto play to your channel so I'm not actually sure where my comments are are going to to post at just that as long as they are associated with your channels is good with me. 90% of the time I use KZbin as a guest which is why I never leave comments but you guys deserve it. So thank you very much . I will continue to faithfully watch. As well as. Share & promote your channel's . Thanks guys. (Josh Cox...- @- [e-mail]) *question .... What. Pocket. Pick set/mulyi-pick tool would you guys recommend ? I'm not a brand new but Beginner roughly I guess-t-mate maybe on the 1-10 scale I am probably around 5. Thanks again and please let me know what you think I should get for my every. Day carry ?

[@pugnate666]

Judging from the few videos I've seen on this channel, this lock is insane!

[@dfvdf2457]

I've found this channel around 2months ago randomly and was impressed since the 1st video I've seen and now I'm watching this old stuff regulary. This amazing video I've watched today was like watching a crime for me 😱 I was wishing our LPL hero would solve this riddle and the other part of me was wishing he couldn't do it. (yeah 50:50) 😂 Tell us he needed 40 min at the 1st try and hearing the trembling voice during the video, well not really trembling maybe better wording is "not his normal" voice, made me feel the real challenge. I'm still biting my nails 😅😅😅

[@tomduke558]

intrigued... well, first time seeing this type of lock, such a clever design(than that of Bowley, at least) yet kinda bulky and colossal-some... Here are some of my thoughts on its working methods: 1) with the correct mating key, the key could extract at either position, at 12, 4, or 8 clock position with increasing picking difficulty maximal at 8, since the bible at this position has the most complicated and sophisticated driver/upper pins .. 2) however, when it comes to picking/manipulating opening without a proper key, those key/bottom pins are thus resting at the lower end of the pin holes of the core, leaving behind certain gap underneath the shear line, which enables the driver pins to re-enter after the core is rotating every 120 degrees meeting the next lock bible, this will reset the lock picking as a results of re-arrangements of the pin stacks.. which means the lock has to be picked three times in order to rotate just one full circle.. 3) this would greatly hinder the lock from being picked when the cylinder works with a locking mechanism that needs multiple rotations to finish the throw of a dead latch or locking bar... 4) the feature of multiple key extraction positions will also make this lock application as a key switch lock( in elevators or other electric control settings).

[@chriscraft8636]

I have a lock design in mind that's kind of along the lines of this. The difference is I was thinking of eight separate keyways, each had their own pinning that needed to all be depressed and under tension all at the same time to turn. the entire 8 keyways would be a incredibly Jagged 90+ degree turns everywhere. On top of that having an actual door that blocks the key way and has a small RFID chip receiver embedded inside behind it. the key has the chip in the very front of it so when you touch it to the front that detects the key and opens and then you can insert the eight keyed key. Also on the side of each of the keys on the Eight Keys they'll be another set of 6 pins on both sides of each of them. Effectively increasing the entire assembly that having 24 individual locks, adding up to a 144 pins. aside from the single whole lock that you're opening

[@RMoribayashi]

When I saw the thumbnail I actually thought to myself, "I've already see Bill pick this". Then you said you were going to gut it and my jaw dropped. Serves me right for not reading the name of the video.

[@shannonmcstormy5021]

And, since we are on the topic, you have a variety of equipment such as your pinning tray, this super cool flexible mini-light I saw once and other stuff. Could you do a video on all of your tools and links to where you got them? Finally, you appear to have a huge lock collection. Do you have a system of organization? Did you just make it up?

[@WilburJaywright]

After giving likes to several commenters, I summarize their repeated responses in my own: Wish these could be on door locks, but yeah the pins would be too fragile for normal use. A reassembly video does SOUND cool, but as an engineer I’d probably get frustrated empathially with you cuz of how tricky that might be. J&T did a great job! This lock would likely be hard to pick in the wild. LPL’s voice sounds restful to many viewers. I’ve felt that way when my mom was reading scripture. We just like hearing a calm Voice basically work out problems that we find tricky, and that’s not a bad thing. That quick rotating spring loaded thingy would probably have helped bypass locks 2 and 3, but it would’ve defeated the purpose of the challenge as 2/4 of the commenters also stated. And for the most UNIQUE comment by IDR who but I wish I did: “When I first saw the thumbnail, I thought LPL was coming out with his own line of lock themed soaps.” Lol for real on that one! Yeah, Great job, LPL! Hope this isn’t spam.

[@social3ngin33rin]

really cool project to make that lock :)

[@CristiNeagu]

That doesn't look like a gutted lock. That looks like a pinning kit.

[@felixmak4727]

The forging of this juncture is pretty impressive. NY fan

[@RWBHere]

5:30 to unlock it, after pre-video warm-up, must be a record for you, LPL. I'm looking out for their next challenge lock!

[@bernieshort6311]

That was really outstanding, you are the man.

[@antoineemery1484]

The more time and frustration, the harder the tension !

[@shannonmcstormy5021]

As for ideas for videos, I for one routinely wonder how you will possibly reassemble some of these? Perhaps a series where you are putting back together gutted locks from some simple ones to like this nightmare? Do you lubricate them, put in new springs, etc. ???

[@stevetobias4890]

Wow, what an amazing lock

[@bounchofbeaners6627]

i would attatch a sensor to the first row when its unlocked it enediatly sends me a notification on my phone. that way by the time i get there they would be barly starting on the 3rd row.

[@ro-vio381]

Felicitari , esti un profesionist !

[@YuubiTimberwolf]

Now THATS how you design a lock! If LPL already takes 40mins to do it, that thing is solid!

[@aserta]

This would work as an actual lock by using a bound cam system. I've seen something similar used in a steel door once. The lock itself was a normal Euro lock, however, because of the bolt system (3 locks per each side of the door) it had a differentiated cam plate on the back, you actually had to move it 3 times to open it with another lock acting as the lock that locked this mechanism. Methinks it was a DIY thing, still, pretty nifty. Regular Joe would never figure out how to open it.

[@GordonLLC]

Imagine when your lock is so well built that LPL can actually monetize the video lol

[@pantherplatform]

This is the best produced channel ever.

[@hotrodhog2170]

Are you saying it can't be done with a paper clip and a bobby pin?

[@666Tomato666]

that's for Masterlock padlocks, but only when staring intently doesn't work

[@ashleyfalcon125]

666Tomato666 lmao

[@ralcogaming7674]

@@ashleyfalcon125 from what I've gathered I have a msterlock padlock i practice on every pin sets in order until I think 3 and 4. So i can set 1,2,4,3 and it pops open the lock can be easily picked with a flat metal shim its pathetic

[@Frosty901]

Great job picking, I just saw this in a video of yours yesterday. You got it beat pretty fast, lol. Such a cool and impressive lock. Great imagination.

[@JF32304]

I'd love to see him put it all back together.

[@BD90..]

Nice picking there. Make it look easy. Would be a nice lock to pick I can imagine.

[@Mister6]

Awesome lock and awesome pick. You need to make a video detailing the re-assembly

[@drubradley8821]

CLEVER!!!!!! nightmare to assemble correctly, in a timely fashion.... LOL... well done designer

[@NoctisMotus]

Such a cool lock. Very nicely thwarted.

[@chrisfayte8482]

That lock was definitely pro level!

[@antonsavelyev4258]

Could this be made into an official lock? If it could, it would be really secure.

[@mbartelsm]

Something something, lock snapping, drilling, doorframe attacks, windows, social hacking, etc, etc, etc.

[@Merennulli]

I just watched a video on the various types of pins, and the short version was, no. A lot of the more creative pins you saw here are fun for a challenge but will break too quickly under normal use for them to be put into a commercial lock. You could possibly do 3 separate bibles like this in a commercial lock but it would cost at least 3x as much, and it would also cost a fortune to rekey it. Also, keep in mind, this is intentionally meant to be picked, just with a fun level of difficulty. There are some commercial locks that he hasn't been able to pick. (See his wrap-up video on the locks he borrowed from Bosnianbill's "naughty bucket" for some examples.)