[702] The Naughty Bucket Chronicles - Mauer NW5 Euro Profile Cylinder Picked and Gutted

[@bosnianbill]

SUPER JOB! I can't tell you what a relief it is to FINALLY see that Mauer picked open! It wasn't apparent in the video how diffucult this lock was to open, you made it look easy, but I can attest to the lock's complexity. LPL is probably one of only a few people on the planet to have the skills. Congratulations! Score one for the Tribe!

[@DonzLockz]

Bosnianbill I second that and this is truly bizarre to see BB commenting on other channels!👍🏽 This is too much to handle!😁✌

[@devttyUSB0]

Must be hard for you, Bill, seeing this lock opened "so easily". Deep respect to you both.

[@FuttFel]

Honestly, it's almost a little annoying that failure to pick something is rarely if ever shown on this channel. Where is LPLs naughty bucket? Surely there's got to be one! Nobody is that good, right?

[@russellashburn6268]

Considering BB's skill and how much effort he puts into a lock before giving up on it (sometimes days of effort) and comparing it to how fast LPL opened this I would wager that there is no naughty bucket in LPLs shop, he's just that good.

[@DonzLockz]

FuttFel LPL surely has a naughty bucket (on video, an old one) and maybe Bill has taken it.🤔🤔🤔

[@lucidmooses2642]

6:30 LPL: "There must be some oil in here or something" Smash cut to Bill emptying a can of WD-40 into the keyway

[@Tactix_se]

HAHAHAHA

[@TantalumPolytope]

i laughed way more than i should or would like to admit

[@myreeflife7072]

At least pretend to struggle geez lol

[@saints360row]

That's what he said. I'm sorry

[@jesseschlough4648]

He did, when getting the springs out

[@dmeemd7787]

@@jesseschlough4648 😂😊

[@thatmikegarcin]

Right!?! Making Bosnian look bad. Lol

[@thatmikegarcin]

@@saints360row 😂😂😂

[@DarkxPunk]

LPL, calm smooth tone, picks like a master. Calm smooth tone, beats the pins out of the cylinder. BB, rough tone, picks like a monster, smoothly gets pin out of cylinder.

[@peterwelsh6975]

DarkxPunk let's not forget LPL will also resort to the ramset if necessary lol

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

Peter Welsh there are the best ones for me. Especially the shoes he wears and no safety glasses 👓 stated usage

[@Movie2Documentary]

@@DanceySteveYNWA yeah, the shoes he's wearing for over 40 years. He may not change them according to the crowd of judgement.

[@sourbrothers73]

Who is BB?

[@DarkxPunk]

@@sourbrothers73 Bosnian Bill

[@SeanReifschneider]

I'd like to extend an invitation, if you're ever in my area you're welcome to stay with me. Just let yourself in.

[@tristenforbes9105]

He doesn’t even need the invitation lmao

[@adriandiaz4268]

GAAAAYYYY #SealScreamingGayMeme.jpg

[@hahahaha9151]

Adrian Diaz hey there, 9 year old

[@-cryogena9290]

How tf you verified with 17 subs?

[@Tater_Lord]

@@-cryogena9290 he's not it's called alt code text

[@adirmugrabi]

can anyone please tell me why i am watching this channel like an addict?! i don't really care about lockpicking, and never even thought of trying it. but this guy is just too interesting.

[@HanSolo__]

You should try. It's an awesome hobby! :)

[@kruksog]

I'm right here with you dude. Been watching LPL religiously for a couple years now. I think it has to do with seeing someone who has mastered a craft, even if it's a craft I'm not necessarily into.

[@VastoTyphoon]

Big same

[@midnightjay1343]

It’s probably the same satisfaction people get from watching other people play video games.. I think there’s a little ASMR element to this channel too, LPL is relaxed and calm, so it makes me feel relaxed and calm. I watch this channel when I’m trying to wind down lol

[@revanstarbrow6099]

The combination of ASMR with a master at work is incredibly satisfying and soothing, is why. I have a strong suspicion watching LPL is much akin to spending time with Jedi Master Yoda.

[@MichalRysanek]

Just when I thought I understood how pins and locks work, you have to go and bring out this convoluted monster. And pick it. In an obscenely short time. Bravo, sir, you have a super-power.

[@caringancoystopitum4224]

Most doors in Europe have locks like this "monster". Some of them even more complicated. The door to my apartment in Switzerland for example has a Kaba Star lock with a chip in the key and the key itself looks a bit more complicated then this one. Without the chip, the lock won't turn. I'm not saying, that LPL couldn't still pick that somehow, though xD

[@zickykane5206]

LPL really has a talent for making incredibly difficult locks look very easy.

[@ssgtdolan]

BB - "I've had this for months and haven't been able to get it." LPL - "Give me a second." I've learned so much from both channels, you guys are awesome!!

[@SlimyShadeSlimShady]

I am not really into locks, locksmithing or lock picking, but these videos are very cool and informative.

[@ScoobieDoobie197474]

Ville Niemi his voice is very soothing

[@hrimgor]

@@SimonWoodburyForget Some people just like learning, and I'm pretty sure that's what Ville is saying if you bothered to listen.

[@EeekiE]

A good channel doesn't just share a hobby, but introduces one to people that had no idea they'd find it so interesting

[@ViaFerrataCH]

I bought my lock picking kit already

[@Mr_Giraffe]

I always feel like I'm at the dentist when I hear you say those numbers. 2:19

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

Mr. Giraffe no 3 pre stage has plaque binding, may need 🎊to drill this too. 👍

[@Karmy.]

Same, especially with the pick in the lock

[@epicTABmaster]

Perio probing is funny stuff. Sounds like nonsense but is actually clinically important for diagnosis.

[@jannegrey]

1 is loose, 2 is loose, 3 barely binding, 4 is loose - there is no 5, 6 or 7 - Yes it reminds me very much of visit to the Dentist :D ;)

[@anabsoluteimbecile4105]

Yeah I wish they just told you what teeth were going wrong, or at least have a poster in the room showing what number corresponds to what tooth.

[@nicedayright4064]

I'd like to call everyone's attention two years after the fact to the stealth pun "Take my pick" in the beginning.

[@savalininkros]

4:15 figured out most likely why you have that bandage on your finger

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

Lockpins are deadly...? As is a light tap causing a flesh wound. Imo. Of course. Your theory could have been why he said tap lightly, doubt it though.

[@tinpicker8688]

Exactly what I thought! You know when he first gutted this he defo had an accident lol

[@heathc148]

@@DanceySteveYNWA its a joke

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

@@heathc148 glad you told me that

[@MegaHd69]

tin picker he had the bandaid on when he got the lock from Bosnian bill

[@salamencerobot]

"gracious enough to host me in his lab" what he doesnt say is that hosting was prefaced by a gun to the head lmao

[@magusperde365]

Also the closest we'll ever get to see his face

[@HanSolo__]

And a right-foot shot with a BB's gun.

[@davebrookbank4831]

Thank you for this info... My son lost my Harley key years ago and after several years I decided to ride the old girl but no barrel key to be found anywhere, a lock smith would be 200 bucks to even come out "I live in the mountains" so after watching you and others on you tube I purchased a set of HUK picks for 20 bucks and within 4 min I had the 4 barrel locks open. As soon as the cutter arrives I will cut some new keys AND most of all the locksmith I had called never showed up as he said he would. Now I don't need him AND I learned a lot. Thank you LPL.

[@TCGProductions03]

Bosnianbill: *tries for days on end to open a lock* LockPickingLawyer: *opens the same lock in mere minutes*

[@pasadena805]

TheComputerGeek010101001 he does it once on his own. Filming for hours would suck. Once he opens the lock he gets a feel for what this particular lock needs and then films it.

[@sohamsengupta6470]

@ZaC kWinz I mean there's no way to know that BosnianBill doesn't do that so no advantage there

[@TheIceCreamMan1990]

@ZaC kWinz I'm not trying to attack you, but I would like to point out that that really wouldn't help the picking order. That is however a clever thought.

[@daveyjones18]

@Thomas Bramwell He's more talented at locksport than Bill, but you can tell he guts a lot of locks before picking and does a lot of second takes. Never shows his mistakes. Bill just lets the camera roll and buggers it up now and then 😆

[@richbehrmann4887]

Could you possibly do a video on how exactly those sliders work within the lock? I've not seen those before.

[@chinchilla641]

They slide to the right and left into the slots on the side of the core, locking it. The small bumps about halfway through the sliders themselves align with the linear indent on the key. This aligns them in the center so that they dont protrude from either side of the core. LPL pushed them to one side to begin then picked them to the other side, but because of the the tension they do not protrude out the other side of the core.

[@robertgriggs8636]

I'm a Maintenance tech for an injection molding company. Your videos have increased my toolbox, both mentally and physically.. Thank you for your content.

[@illbeyourmonster3591]

LPL: "Okay, let's get some tension in here." 2020: You rang?

[@Mainswitch55]

JUST WOW!!! I would consider myself as an experienced picker, but you sir are really gifted, very well done!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@furbyoats1]

Lol "here's a lock that Bill put in his impossible pile, let's see what we can do" Destroys it in a minute Ffs

[@philj745]

Wow your skills (as well as BB) never ceases to amaze me, your videos are truely jaw droppers. That Mauer is one nicely machined lock with so many nuances to get through in order to defeat it. Yes you made it look quite easy, but just looking at its innards after you gutted it has me baffled in how you dismantled this gem...

[@metamorphicorder]

If i had a naughty bucket and you came over and pulled one out and waved your magic picks at it and watched it roll over like that, the next video would have been of me comming over and throwing a shoe at you. Bill took that very graciously. Great pick man.

[@RookieLock]

Oh sweet!! New series? Great work buddy, you made that look easy ;P I always love to see what's in peoples naughty buckets. I would also love to see your whole collection one day..

[@Lew114]

Great video. Kudos to Bill. It’s encouraging to me as a beginner to see someone as skilled as Bill run into things that he has trouble with. Also encouraging to see that the stuff that beat Bill isn’t impossible. Thanks gentlemen! You are both great teachers. A few questions: What do the passive pins do? How do sliders work? What do the numbers on the sliders mean?

[@mdemers767]

I was wondering about those numbers as well. They weren't in order, so my guess was that they were some type of depth or size measurement so that the key could be cut correctly, but LPL said that he just had to push them out of the way (I think that these were those parts he was referring to...) far enough so that they weren't obstructing the rotation of the cylinder, so that doesn't sound right...

[@Ondrej.U]

The numbers on the sliders are probably manufacturing / assembly marks. When you look at them, both 3s are the same.

[@wrenchhead4378]

Damn..... just.. damn... lpl needs to start making “ultra un-pickable” super security locks

[@parkerbond9400]

Can lock picking lawyer make a lock so difficult even he can't open it?

[@InsaneFirebat]

You may have taken a shot to the leg, but Bill just took one to the ego ;) You made that look easy.

[@Split10uk]

Wow...you have an incredible understanding of what you feel with your hands. I'm surprised these videos are so watchable...great job.

[@buggsy5]

You could tell from the loud clicks when the pins set that there was a lot of tension on the wrench. I am surprised that worked with the spool (mushroom?) pins present.

[@wesleytownsend8214]

You guys that can do this are truly amazing in my opinion. There are things I can do but this is not my vocation and it is really magical to see skills like these and Mr Bosnianbill. You are fantastic! As an electrical engineer I am very ignorant but very intrigued by this talent. I wish all the best to you and yours!

[@feralwoodcraft]

This is going to be a fun series! Most likely frustrating for Bill but fun none the less.

[@hightttech]

Exciting collaboration; my two favorite pickers. I'm making popcorn for this series. If Las Vegas sportsbooks were to take action on this series, I suspect LPL is favored over naughty bucket.

[@annaruyer4681]

it was fun to see you both together.

[@stevemajerick]

Nice job and great fun. The collaboration is great!!!

[@charlesmckinney]

That didn't take long. I watched Bill's vid of Harry and his big caper, had a cuppa Joe and found this vid awaiting my viewing pleasure. Outstanding!

[@danielroglich3309]

Love the first installment of the naughty bucket chronicles ,looking forward to many more. Great picking brother and thanks for sharing it with us

[@AlbertLebel]

Absolutely fantastic. As always LPL it is a pleasure to watch and learn. So happy you and BosnianBill worked that out. Two great guys

[@RoeLunatic4ever]

Whoohoo...Bill's naughty bucket....eh...wtf, you picked it! Briljant!

[@christophertstone]

In about 3 minutes too

[@hermetic2989]

He has a tool for absolutely everything you can imagine for lock picking

[@Mister6]

Amazing! A true illustrator of your fantastic skill. 2 hands of poetry

[@thelamb288]

It was nice to see you and Bill in the colaberation video. Nice to see you pick one of Bill's naughty bucket locks. :) Cheers.

[@jondough76]

Great job! I'm loving this collaboration!

[@masterbard]

the art of being an expert at something is you make this shit look easy!!! holy crap you're good!

[@brianhignett8954]

Hi Harry, Great interaction between two great pickers. Interesting locks, and friendly banter, and I'm sure we all have what has become the "naughty bucket". Nice to see such friendly competition between two of the best! Regards, Brian.

[@MattsLockPit]

Man your skills are unbelievable! Loved the collaboration video, and it's great that you've evicted this nasty little bugger from the naughty bucket so quickly! Absolutely awesome stuff :)

[@chrisgalore745]

This is great the two of you lock swaps. Thanks mr bosnian bill

[@cyan933]

LPL's naughty bucket is probably naughtier than Bill's heh

[@redcatimaging]

Out from the naughty bucket, open in 1 1/2 minutes...says a lot ;D. Great work and a very cool lock :). That was the sort of video I was hoping for when I saw you select the locks in Bills shed :). 👍😃✌🦊

[@vapingtrucker2752]

Every time I watch your and Bill's videos, I get anxious for my beginners set to arrive. Bangood is taking their time about being delivered to Texas.

[@Chlorate299]

My goodness LPL, you showed that who's boss. As a guy who learned lockpicking by watching Bill's videos I'm in awe.

[@liamlucky2776]

Great pick LPL. Sure appreciate yours and Bill's launch episode. Look forward to seeing you crack the remaining 'naughty bucket' locks in future episodes. You picked some good ones!

[@LiqnLag]

I love how smooth the action is on that Mauer, nice lock.

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

Your introduction is like it's on saved audio file levels of consistency. 😁 ✌ 👍

[@djawesomedude9499]

“Lightly tap”.... so um what’s the bandage from if I may ask, since you know.... it’s kind of in the same spot you “lightly tapped”.... with presumably a hammer.... I’m not sure if I really want to know how it went down anymore 😬

[@snowblood82]

*squee* I have the same model of vise Competent in this content is like saying the air we breathe is a mix of gasses. He makes it smell good in a wholesome way. While not giving life, he's adding that little something to appreciate it.

[@slink1957]

Great idea teaming up with Bill! Great job, really enjoyed the video!

[@OtherThanIntendedPurpose]

really enjoyed the visit to Bill's place. I am looking forward to all of the picking videos from his bucket.

[@user-rw3qq2sr1z]

Wow! Great job counselor! Cant wait to see the rest of the "naughty bucket" challenges . . ...👍

[@Genthar]

Neat design on that "follower" you used during disassembly. Can't wait to see the rest of these chronicles!

[@dazevers]

Fantastic, great start to the new series of amazingly tough locks.

[@gregred78]

can't wait to see you get to some of the modified and unique locks you picked out of the bucket! looking forward to seeing the results from this little experiment....

[@Leonslockpad]

Wow awesome job my friend excellent picking👍😊👍😊😎✌✌

[@natesky6603]

4:11 ""lightly"" *bang bang bang*

[@antoinebleau2880]

Awsome work, looking forward to this new series!

[@BraveUlysses59]

Wow. That’s a heck of a lot of engineering and manufacturing in that little thing.

[@RedIIIXGaming]

You make everything look easy. Makes me want to learn

[@japudjuha]

Definitely the higher security locks are way more interesting. As much as I respect the disc detainer cores, they are not as enjoyable to watch. Thanks for a great vid LPL

[@shawdaddy937]

lock lab! my two favs combined! there is bliss

[@elesjuan]

Oh how fun! Not sure what I'm more jealous of! That You got to hang out with Bosnianbill, or that he got to hang out with you!! This series is going to be fun!!!!!

[@crazieman]

"There must be some oil in here" ... From BosnianBill? Surely you jest.

[@JasperJanssen]

Presumably been in there from before it came to him.

[@Yeentenology]

I am serious, and don't call me Shirley.

[@DyslexicAnaboko]

It took me about 2 hours of trying to get a lock like that open. The design was almost exactly the same. It was incredibly difficult. I needed to use a rake to hold the sliders in place and then pick each dimple while holding the breaker bar. It was crazy. I think I shredded the pins while doing this from all the tries.

[@landroveraddict2457]

Great video, cannot wait for the Squire, I have one on my lock up, I hope the only way in is with a disc cutter.

[@BenPienig]

Wow! Nice pick! Nice to see you and Bosnianbill collaborating on some of these nasty locks!

[@roBLINDhood]

I’ve never (successfully) picked a lock but I find your videos very interesting and entertaining. :)

[@thoughtful_criticiser]

LPL is the Master. Taught by BB and exceeded his teacher. That is every teachers' dream, to have a student you taught go on to exceed you. BB with his protége LPL and another example George Daniels with his protége Roger W. Smith. Both in the small precise engineering world, lockpicking and horology.

[@ToNzHoLtZ]

Outstanding attention to detail , i dig this channel great video !

[@davidck1]

Congratulations! you made it look easy! difficult lock to open. I can attest to the lock's complexity. LPL is probably one of only a few people on the planet to have the skills.

[@aphenclips8623]

I hope BB allowed the usage of the Ramset gun!!! I loved the colab video you guys did.

[@SvenSchumacher]

Sir, I'm afraid you're just very good. It looks so easy what you're doing. Not even a few minutes and the lock is open. Always relaxed, always respectful of others. It is a pleasure to watch you and educational.

[@ricardomaurer3610]

Aprender son límites de su arte muchas gracias

[@xanderlander8989]

I find these very relaxing. I suspect it's the repetition and counting

[@Kavukamari]

damn he makes it look SO EASY i cant imagine how much practice LPL has

[@bwhog]

Picking? Easy! Disassembly? Now THAT'S hard! 😆 And you know, there is definitely some irony to a lawyer who has a hobby of picking locks! I can picture the judge, "Your hobby is what? _Really_ ?"

[@Amberdogproductions]

Looking at this pike of parts when done, I'm pretty sure this locks new naughty bucket is what we call a recycle bin.

[@totallyrandomlocksandpicks]

Thanks for sharing, that's is one very interesting core, well done.

[@Sicsicka]

Wow that locks got more complications than a Swiss Watch well done. I still cant believe you and bill got together locks don't stand a chance now!

[@remobiliselimited8082]

I think the first time you did this pin removal for pre filming practice you skewered you finger with the steel rod used to knock out rolled pin...it matches up to the plaster on your finger! :D Excellent videos

[@dmeemd7787]

I think we have a pretty good idea how how you got the bandage on your finger! 😁😜😊 -- awesome Video, you are a TRULY TRULY gifted lock picker!!

[@Conorator]

when he has more trouble taking the lock apart than picking it

[@silentspring222]

“Now let’s get to picking on those dimples” -me to my elementary school crush

[@petehuskins]

Beautiful job mate! That's the sort of thing I attempt because I love tinkering with anything mechanical. Unlike you however, my hands would be shaking just enough to drop half the bits, I'd forget where certain parts came from and end up having to throw the whole thing away! LOL. Well done.(I would have had a fun couple of hours though)

[@tfre3927]

So amazingly talented. Well done 👍🏻

[@lmars5933]

How is your leg.lol this is the best collaborations video on KZbin. And CONGRATULATIONS LDL ya I know LPL I just thought you would change your name because you pick the LIKE A DOCTOR LOL.thanks for the great video and the inspiration. 🌟⭐🌟⭐🌟😎

[@reeepingk]

Interesting on the "interactive" element. Question: What would be your opinion on an ELECTRONIC interactive element? Not necessarily something static like a chip on car keys, but perhaps something like a random number generator used for garage door openers, powered by a coin cell in the key itself and activated by a button on the key.Basically the key is as normal or complex as one wants, but there would be two two spots on the key that would electrically isolated from each other. These two spots would be changed from key to key obviously. When the key is inside the lock, the user pushes the button on the key, sending some low level communication along the circuit created by the key between two pins. That communication would contain generated random numbers/data, which would, in turn release an electronic solenoid inside the lock allow the key itself to be turned and the lock to be opened. Other than the typical pushback when suggesting something electronic go into a lock (for good reason, many of those reasons have real merit like running out of power, pushing the button too many times, etc. etc.) Heck, you could even program it that when someone tries to force the "smart" pins too many times (oversetting or accidentally shorting them to each other without the proper resistance between them, the lock could be "temporarily disabled" until a correct key and MULTIPLE random numbers are generated and matched. Of course, this key wouldn't work if it ever got dirty or if the lock got dirty (or wet for that matter), but those are things that can be worked around.

[@mattt198654321]

If you were to just walk blindly up to this lock, without first seeing the key, how long would it take you to pick it? Would it even be possible?

[@ryansmifh]

nice hiss.... wait wrong channel

[@thehipmyster]

ry an what channel are you from friend?

[@Vaasref]

That would be Steve1989MREInfo

[@pb222221]

Steve would just use his p38 and have all the locks opened in seconds. I swear he could slice open a Panzer with one.

[@jraczynski]

Let’s get these pins out on a tray... nice

[@wingracer1614]

But could he still pick a lock after it's turned rancid?

[@dreddoworshiperofcheese8132]

"You make it look easy, guardian"

[@coladict]

A heads-up in case you're considering trying the NW6, the only new thing about it is more defences against brute-force attacks. Nothing additional against pickers.

[@GunfighterWyo]

Great job of explaining how the lock works and the internal parts. Do you ever run into something you can not open?

[@doyouevenphysics3228]

GunfighterWyo those are the episodes that don’t get uploaded

[@peterwelsh6975]

No, because Ramset....

[@DarkxPunk]

How’s the leg?

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

DarkxPunk picked up a bit. It's pinned up for protection. 😁

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

Leg keeps on locking up and jarring on me...

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

Honestly I joking, I cannot torque about the lawyers leg,he may sue me or brick my house lock 🔐 for a joke... 😁

[@bobbykwfl]

Great pick. Apologies up front if this had been asked in the over 400 previous comments - 1) does seeing the features on the key inform your picking attempt (and if so, to what degree, meaning how much longer would the pick take, or is it possible that the lock would otherwise remain unpickable), and 2) what is the relevance of the numbers 1 to 4 (which were out of order in the tray) on the sliders? TIA