[977] Brazilian 18-Pin Papaiz Cylinder Picked FAST

[@Mr.T4LLY-0]

"Please don't gut the lock. Also send back straight away, before my parents note the front door has been without a lock for a week"

[@nathanbinns6345]

with a lock like this one they might not even notice, lol

[@KaseKills]

"dont take apart this lock plzz" okay, *rakes it to hell and back*

[@4f52]

@Stimpy&Ren That's not Brazil

[@dgarnush]

Stimpy&Ren what country is that I wonder?

[@Jim_WoodPike_Gherkin_WangWick]

@Stimpy&Ren well don't better stay were you are brazil is SJW ridden, (ironically enough the Brazilian SJWs love the Chauvinistic and homophobic 'music' that is funk the hypocrites) and media/internet is a shitstorm were everything gets political and you can only be either far left or far right as media and politicians exploits the people's lack of interest in anything other than squabbling and signaling their allegiances to their idols for some internet points fuck, sorry ended up ranting on you my advice is if you ever go here don't go to the usual tourist attractions Rio, São Paulo, and Brasilia are a crime ridden shit hole go to the more normal parts of the country Minas Gerais, Recife, Bahia etc... crime is MUCH less there AND don't rent a beach house last time a just married couple was killed and the woman was raped

[@jamescoleman3028]

This is the lockpicking lawy- and we’re open. That’s all I have for you today.

[@aszi77]

In any case.

[@thebigunodos3559]

Have a nice day.

[@chrismechanic2000]

yup as per normal 2 under 2 mins and he is in lol.

[@eamonahern7495]

😂🤣 🏆

[@audioillity7893]

It's so refreshing to have a KZbinr who doesn't try and extend a 2 minute video to 20 minutes!

[@short7440]

The only things this "crucifix" lock keeps out are vampires and demons

[@gintonic5770]

Vampires need to be invited, before they can enter.

[@ElijsDima]

Tbh that already is a very useful function.

[@DukeNukem2417]

Let me guess, it has "We are Strong in the Lord and the power of His Might" and the initials "A.V.H." engraved inside.....

[@shoresy6927]

Fucking BOOOO

[@EnergeticWaves]

Lol

[@owtkast023]

"We made a complicated lock!" Is it any good? "WE MADE A COMPLICATED LOCK!!!!"

[@Aeropunk08]

I read this in Nott's voice (for any Critical Role fans out there)

[@PoisonedAl]

This sums up the Chinese lock market. Bonus points if more was spent on the packaging than the lock inside it.

[@Nerdnumberone]

The hope is that the thief, like the customer, will see a weird looking lock they aren't familiar with and be intimidated, then steal from someone with a Masterlock.

[@gododoof]

"Lockpicking is a very delicate process, lemme just..." *Vigorously rakes the locks pins*

[@mauriciomarianocarneiro]

By the design of the key, this is what we call in Brazil as a Tri lock because you have a pattern in just 3 of the 4 sides of the cross. We have also the Tetra that have patterns in all 4 sides.

[@AndreLuiz-zy8ew]

Achava que esse modelo era mais seguro...

[@mauriciomarianocarneiro]

@@AndreLuiz-zy8ew a idéia é.. mas a implementação é barata. Um pouco mais segura e daria um trabalho enorme, provavelmente deixando a abertura inviável

[@Magmagan]

@@mauriciomarianocarneiro Inviável = mais 1 minuto para o LPL abrir

[@mauriciomarianocarneiro]

@@Magmagan não, se forem usados pinos serrados, spools, materiais diferentes em tese seria necessário 1 minuto para cada lado, são 4 lados e a cada giro (4 giros para cada volta da lingueta) o que faria este tipo de ataque levar 16 minutos (teoricamente) ai entramos em uma seara de ataques diferentes o que é perfeitamente viável, mas muitas vezes destrutivo o que não é desejável

[@BrunoCh97]

Que massa ver vários brs aqui. Não sei vcs, mas esses dias eu estava querendo comprar um cadeado pra minha bicicleta, e por causa desse canal desisti pq tudo que eu achei, além de caro, a maioria era mto fácil de abrir ou quebrar, acabei ficando com as bikes alugadas msm kkkkkkk

[@siat_gab]

I'm from Brazil, here those are really common as a secondary lock, going as far as having two in one door, beside the main lock.

[@AThreeDogNight]

So was the pronunciation proper he used???

[@TheOfficialPesca]

@@AThreeDogNight "Pah-Pah-eez" more like it.

[@AThreeDogNight]

@@TheOfficialPesca , Thanks, is good to know, that was how I mentioned mine but wasn't certain, thanks again.

[@Marcos_Tired]

These lock's don't secure anything and could get easily broken, or simply don't work after a rain, one time i couldn't get out of my own house because of this trash

[@funkysagancat3295]

@@Marcos_Tired I'm glad I never saw rain inside my apartment

[@anmax]

I always wanted to see a brazillian lock here, pls someone send him a pado since everybody use the same lock here

[@NickRamos]

Yeah dude, I see pado locks everywhere here LMAO

[@Alexander_l322]

@@NickRamos can you find one to send to LPL?

[@NickRamos]

@@Alexander_l322 I don't know if I'm capable to send him something this year, but I'll definitely try to find most of the locks here and send some sort of variety package

[@wolffz4304]

here we can also see many of Stam locks too, normally in the outside gates of the houses edit: grammatical corrections

[@NickRamos]

@@wolffz4304 that's true, Pado and Stam are the main ones here. Jas, Fama and some older locks are still quite common as well

[@MateusHokari]

As a brazilian, it is nice to see some representation

[@postaldude7879]

Meu deus eu pensei que era impossível

[@tiagoabner]

I have access to Brazilian hardware stores and I can easily get you a brand new one to gut. Do you have a PO box or something like that? If so, message me.

[@whoak302]

his po box address is in his about section if you go to his landing page on KZbin. hope that helps

[@wolffz4304]

it would be really cool if you sent him some locks that are commonly used here, like the Tetra, used mostly in apartments, and Stam locks, used in many outside gates and garage gates too

[@mattisony]

see if you have any other unique locks he could review ?

[@Nitrodino7875]

@@wolffz4304 hmm you plan to lockpick? Hahah. I hope he doesn't because of people like you.

[@andersjjensen]

@@Nitrodino7875 Or maybe he just wants to know if they are any good.... but of cause, it's more dramatic to assume people criminals.

[@Mural]

"nothing on 17..."

[@u.v.s.5583]

A hand grenade on 18... A guerilla fighter on 3... I think I got a cartel gang at 4... 5 is binding, definitely some coke...

[@sl2chong]

"Not sure what is holding us here... might have to go back to the first 10 pins"

[@roguishpaladin]

@@sl2chong I mean, if it was well-made then yes, that's probably what would end up happening.

[@NadiaCBorba]

LOL ='D

[@pastorofmuppets325]

... and a whole Favela full of angry looking stray cats on 17...😾🐾🐆 ...and FINALLY the winner of Brazil's Annual "Mrs Bum Bum Contest" on 18. #DamnWhatAnAss !!! 🍑 👀

[@Deerslyr81]

So your videos just showed up on my recommended videos almost a month ago and I’ve went back and watched a tone of your videos. As of this morning at 0215 central time I have ordered a pick set and am awaiting its arrival to start my journey in something new to pass the time. Thanks for the videos and keep up the awesome work.

[@dscrive]

saw the thumbnail and thought "wow! that's a crazy key, I bet the lock can be raked open though" hahaha LPL, you are doing a great job educating people, a year ago I'd have thought "wow! that's a crazy key, this lock must be super secure"

[@pileggitech]

It's amazing to me just how much great content you can fit into a video that's under two minutes.

[@ns3938]

After watching LPL I bought a lockpicking set and my most used pick is a rake like the one he used. Amazing how most locks can be opened using such a low skill attack you don't even have to single pin pick in most cases.

[@b1ff]

Papaiz: 18 pins! LPL: 15 seconds. Papaiz: dammit

[@fabriciogoulart4564]

It's a must say this locks can give two to three 360° turns before opening. So even if a rake attack they would withstand over a minute and a half to open the door. Some brazilians put two of these on the door (high and low) so you couldn't open it fast by kicking it. That said, you're faster drilling the unprotected core to getting in

[@BattousaiHBr]

well technically it only turns a quarter per turn, so 30 seconds total.

[@MCPicoli]

@@BattousaiHBr Usually you need two full turns, so if it re-locks every quarter turn, about 2 minutes.

[@jefflong3200]

I guess Papaiz didn’t eat his spinach today. Not that would have slowed down LPL.

[@leonardol8158]

This comment is funny because the automatic subtitles showed "popeye" when he said the name.

[@Hittorito]

Papai is "daddy" in portuguese. The name is funny.

[@buzinaocara]

@@Hittorito daddiez

[@angry_zergling]

So I got the lockpicking set your channel inspired me to get and since then I have successfully popped open some Masterlocks, a few cabinet locks, AND the key backup on a First Alert safe (two years ago I lost the key to that safe and the keypad battery was dead so I had to go through a whole big song and dance with the manufacturer involving notarized sworn statements of lawful possession to access it again so it was really funny to get it open). The more difficult locks take me up to five minutes though and sometimes I'm at a loss as to why, precisely, one attempt might fail and one attempt will succeed, but I'm getting better. The types of locks I'm having the most trouble with currently are some gun locks - I've yet to get any open once. Very tiny keyways and they will grab on to the pick the instant any tension is supplied and prevent any further manipulation of the pick. So I suck at it still and have a lot to learn. It's tons of fun and extremely satisifying when that lock you've been having trouble with clicks over and I'm looking forward to getting better!

[@randybehrmann5454]

18 pin lock and a 1:49 video....and I thought Master locks were bad.

[@crowley357]

And that's the best standard in Brazil (almost)

[@J__C__]

Just because he can rake it in 5 seconds doesn't mean anyone can. On the contrary, I bet most people couldn't even rake it open in 5 minutes. Thing I'm lying? Go try to rake a master lock and see how long it takes you before you can consistently open a Master lick with a rake. Now let's consistently open it in 10 seconds. Its not nearly as simple as he makes it seem. Look at the difference between LPL' s vids and BosnianBill. Bill has many 10+ minute videos of him picking locks. Some even 20 minutes. But you won't find that with LPL. We get 5 minutes or less.

[@uku1994]

@ damn that's horrible.

[@solounwapodemuchos]

Well yeah it took me 30 mins to pick a simple master lock. A bad lock is a bad lock but they are also insanely skilled to open them faster than a key

[@lorenzo_br5803]

The video is very dishonest in that - he mentioned it needs to have that process repeated several times because it constantly relocks!! It should have at least another 1-2 minutes of video time if he was honest, whoch makes this lock a lot safer than the average one we see here.

[@Redspeciality]

I’m in Sao Paulo right now and the place I’m staying at has two of these locks. Unfortunately I didnt bring my lockpicking kit.

[@NickRamos]

Stam, Papaiz, Pado, Fama, Jas... you should wreck every single one lmao

[@MiguelAbd]

I thought my house was safe using any of the "tetra chaves"... I feel very self conscious right now :/

[@TheFriskySquid]

@@MiguelAbd The security of your house is only as strong as the nearest window.

[@kstxevolution9642]

já arrombei stam com clips de papel, é péssimo

[@lorenzo_br5803]

TheFriskySquid And windows here in Brazil are always barred, unlike over in the US. Also, the video is not honest in the amount of time it takes to actually open the lock, as it relocks and you must repeat the attacks several times, as mentioned. There should be an added minute or 2 of video time - making these locks considerably safer then the average shown in this channel, especially if you have more than one on the same door like i do (it’s common to have a main lock and 2 of these) and if you have a Tetra chave like the Miguel, which won’t allow a lockpicker to place tension like in the video due to having pins on all 4 sides.

[@00Hundert]

cadeados Papaiz e Pado são péssimos mesmo lol

[@roysammons2445]

It was very nice of the lock manufacturer to leave out pins in the bottom slot. Just nice to slip the tension wrench in and not cause a problem. Way to go guys!

[@Collin_J]

At what point does this cross the line from “picking” into “abuse”?

[@ionymous6733]

when the lock is left broken. which it was not.

[@--_DJ_--]

When he and Bill fashion a 3 pronged rake

[@mishmashmedley]

"DO IT HARDER! FASTER! HARDER! FASTER!" Mrs. LPL: What are you watching in your office!? LPL: Just a raking-attack instructional video. Mrs. LPL: RAPING!? LPL RAKING! I SAID, RAKING!

[@tyleraho2485]

I swear if we dig deep on this one there's a "that's what she said" joke in there...

[@frealms]

When he brings out the cutters.

[@wellyngtonweller6575]

A Brazilian lock, finally. I hope to see more of these on your channel like PADO with we use a lot here.

[@pmgodfrey]

I own 8 rental properties. All have standard Kwikset locks. After watching these videos for a while now, I'm just left with the realization that it doesn't matter how much I spend on anything, it's easily circumvented. I would love to upgrade to IC locks, but I can't justify the expense since I don't have a lot of turnover. But it would save me a lot of time from removing, rekeying and reassembling the locks.

[@lonememe9674]

Oh man! I had one of these locks on my apartment door when I lived in Belo Horizonte. I always wondered how much better they were. They were certainly novel though!

[@janschoice3855]

Yes 1.000.000 followers for The LockPickingLawyer!!! 🎂🍰🍾🥂🥇🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈 Congratulations mr. LockPickingLawyer!!!! 👍🏻

[@stanfordcoffee]

This is the LockPicking Lawyer and today we're going to try something different to give the lock a fighting chance. I'm going to wrap up my left hand in duck tape, while wearing a heavy ski mitten right hand. Now, let's get to picking.

[@hugolc6171]

Nossa essa marca é conhecida aqui no Brasil, por ser uma das melhores. E nesse vídeo ela se mostrou tão ruim. Imagino as demais marcas daqui: Pado, Arouça, Aliança etc.. Uma tristeza. Parabéns pelos seus vídeos. 😀

[@draquevt.-4607]

Verdade Amigo

[@IvanOdintsoff]

These Papaiz are everywhere here in Brazil. (All doors in the building I live uses one btw). I hope they're revisions and improved versions!

[@btk1]

That cut on your thumb is how I end up with every “low skilled raking” attack I try. They need to blunt the end of those things!! Just saw a cruciform lock for the first time on a deviant ollam defcon talk earlier today, cool to see one picked.

[@DonzLockz]

It looks I intimidating but standard pins isn't a good option.🤔

[@blurghgitty3000]

Yeah they could have benefited from even just a couple security pins to at least avoid the option to easily rake it open forcing you to actually have to single pin pick all 18 of them and deal with the reset.

[@lawlblogger]

Back when I was little kid I found my older sisters diary and I used a hair Bobby pin and was able to pick that little diary lock. I felt like I was a secret agent and broke into fort Knox. Now I see you pick open an 18 cross hatch pin tumble with some wiggling of your pick and it just opens like a everyday single tumbler lock set for you. Dam man you got some skill!

[@JustAnotherNameYo]

My mom had this on her apartment door almost all of my life. She changed it about ten years ago. She had said it was the safest. I still have it in my storage.

[@jonnusorsa]

So close to 1 million subscribers, congratulations!

[@JonatasAdoM]

Funny thing is that those locks with star keys (as some call them) are considered really safe and used as the ultimate lock together with the normal door lock.

[@recklessroges]

Seeing a new lock is far more important to me than seeing standard pins.

[@J__C__]

Hey LPL. How do you not get hand cramps from holding locks like that? My hands tend to cramp after a few minutes. Oh, right. You usually only hold them for 15 to 30 seconds 🤣👍🏻

[@roysammons2445]

Because it takes him seconds rather than minutes like the rest of us.

[@pre-jordanbasketballfan7429]

I believe its called not being a pussy

[@andersjjensen]

And for that reason exactly I got a table vise...

[@chevylandt.v]

Yesterday I was at home depot and I saw a ramset gun display right next to door knobs and dead bolts. Thought about lockpicking lawyer.

[@drleroux9876]

Cross-mechandising. Probably a low level manager who's an LPL fan put it there

[@chevylandt.v]

@@drleroux9876 yeah that's what I thought too so funny

[@NoNORADon911]

One Million Subs!! WOOT! Congrats!

[@Ckoz2829]

He shows you how to pick the lock then nails you in court after you get caught. Brilliant!

[@GuiSama8000]

Oh god, now he’s showing the locks from my country... time to change everything in home!!

[@DarthGTB]

I'm from Brazil. You would see three of these on the external doors of some homes. One at the usual place, one at knee height and one at head height (the idea is that you would lock only the main one when somebody is still at home and lock all three when travelling or if nobody's at home or even during the night, depending on where you live). I have something similar, but from another company called just "Brasil". I couldn't find their website. I believe they might not exist any more. The lock (called "fechadura tetra" or tetra-lock in English) has a different combination on each of the 4 sides instead of 2 like this Papaiz. It is a really nice brass key, so you have an antibacterial key you can use for stabbing lift buttons with

[@luckyman64]

I feel like buying a good quality lock picking set just to test all the lock in my home and office, then become paranoid when I see how easy it is to pick my own home...

[@jakegarrett8109]

They have cheaper sets for $4 to $5 for a set of 8 or 9 picks (you’ll have to make your tension bars but anything from a pop out clothes hamper to windshield wiper blades have the right size flat metal and it’s 3 seconds to bend a 90 degree bend). The kit is not designed to last 1000 lock picks though, but LPL had recommended some very similar of same brand (do note that “good quality” is like $8 to $10 per pick and that it would be a $90 pick set if it were good quality), but for dozens of locks or a hundred per pick you’ll probably be fine, you have to question if you really want to spend $100 just to test your house locks because it’s not the pick that makes the locksmith, it’s the skill... Then time yourself vs a Masterlock model 3, like if it takes 5 minutes on that but only 2 minutes on your house locks you know you’ve got a problem and should change those locks! You can find some of LPL’s product reviews (like video 347 I think it was) in his product review category (the picks I mention are better than those in that video, but that one was more of a set with tensioner and a clear visual learning tool/aid). Or you can make your own picks pretty easy out of recycled trash, I don’t see a point in spending a lot on it unless your planning to pick thousands for fun or occupation when a $12 to $20 set would be extreme overkill as it is.

[@MarcoCorreaBR]

I'm from São Paulo, Brazil, and I never lock my door. Not because here is a safe city, but because I have Papaiz on my door.

[@juza915]

Nice video, greetings from Brazil

[@friendlycoy]

Should I even trust in Papaiz? It seems it's the equivalent of Master Lock in south america...

[@NickRamos]

It is the brazilian Master Lock indeed

[@gabriel300010]

I mean... we also have masterlock

[@gmourao]

Just remember you need to do that for each quarter of a turn, for a total of 8 times

[@grimliftz]

Hey lock picking lawyer! I’ve been a big fan for a while and I know you did your top ten beefiest locks but maybe you could do that on a budget episode? Some of us are looking for high security beefy locks but not at the cost of my left arm. I know to some 250$ isn’t a lot for a lock but would love to see your top recommendations in a video for like under 100$, standard padlocks that is. Thanks and keep up the awesome content!

[@pippylongstocking1161]

Thank you for these videos! Also, your voice is very soothing! I could totally be talked thorough meditation by hearing it! #notmeanttobecreepy

[@elcheapo5302]

So close to 1 million well deserved subscribers. Congrats, LPL!

[@Henrque123]

Waaaait, that is my house lock! Common! It's already too dangerous in here! Thanks LPL!

[@elboletaire]

I recently purchased a lockpicking kit from amazon, and it comes with a similar lock to this one. It was pretty easy to open 3 out of 4 of the kits that came, but with this one I'm having a hard time, because it has 4 sides instead of 3 like in your video, which makes it really hard for me to change the tensioning tool without losing all the already unlocked pins. I'd love to see a video with a lock like that (this is the only one I could find from your channel), so I can see how do you do it in that part (or if you can point me to a similar video where I can see how do you change tensioning tools... that would be awesome).

[@elboletaire]

Nevermind! I finally opened it :_D Watching more of your videos I did realize the problem was not with the tensioner, but with the tool I was using. Instead of trying to change the tensioner I ended up changint the tool so I could pass it over the tensioner and move the pins from there. Thank you so much, although you did not answer, your videos were the answer! :D

[@antiagonista]

Opa! Você usou raking também?

[@draquevt.-4607]

Obrigado meu Amigo, pela aula de hoje, eu te agradeço pelo conhecimento ❤

[@TheDoonst]

Just refreshed your stats and 999 thousands turned to One million subscribers. Congrats!

[@eagerbob]

Damn, that was quick! I'm talking about reaching a million subscribers. Well done and well deserved. Congratulations!

[@derekmcdanold7108]

Yeah, I got time to refill my coffee and watch him pick this....

[@briant7265]

That's what rewind is for.

[@LextechLighting]

“I have four 18 pin locks on my door......” .....you have two windows.

[@PedroLopez-ep5fq]

A "please, do not enter" note is significantly superior than this lock at keeping people out.

[@Taluvian]

Like to see that lock picked after being re-keyed with a mix of security pins.

[@MrAssyran]

He made it to 1 million boyssssss!!!!

[@glasslinger]

So we make the latch with a fine thread so it takes 20 full turns to open it!

[@ronfish8375]

Rumor has it that LPL doesn't carry keys, but rather leaves picking tools at any lock he uses.

[@jempio]

"This is the Lock Picking Lawyer, and here is why you wasted money on this Lock"

[@interwebtubes]

As seen in the 1960’s movie, “ The Italian job”?

[@1832pro]

so much to take in with each short video... my mind keeps short circuiting with how quickly each lock is opened!!

[@slicedpage]

picked my first lock today, what a buzz:)

[@seanelstob5922]

You may enjoy this. Or not. Just found your channel and it’s really interesting stuff. I’ve recently bought my first set of picks and while I was in the supermarket, picked up a £1 padlock to practice on. Got home, excitedly ripped into the padlock packaging and went to get my picks. Unfortunately a thread had caught in the zip and and I couldn’t even open the pick case. Is this the most hopeless start to an interest in lock picking I wonder?

[@thumperlockpicking9269]

Very well done Mr.L.P.L great job picking this

[@vladimirpanin7889]

CONGRATULATIONS ON 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS!!!

[@Branixer]

When I started seeing LPL videos, I knew nothing about Lockpicking. Now, several months later, I know that: *If you can rake it open, it's bad*

[@timehunter9467]

Shame you weren’t allowed to open it up. After watching this channel for so long, I’d make a lock like this, but with some spools and serrated pins, maybe some different strength springs too. Some steel for drill protection and having a few wafers in there to trip you up. Alas I don’t have the tools to make one, but it would be interesting.

[@Marcos_Tired]

Oh man, i have one of these lock's on my gate here in brazil, i knew that this thing is a trash, but that is waaaay below my expectations

[@johndelaney2957]

We had a Lockwood lock on the front door you could open it with a 5cent piece, or the tang on your coat zipper. Top security.

[@mauriciomarianocarneiro]

No problem, I can send you if you want to gut it. Have some of them here at home.

[@mauriciomarianocarneiro]

just email me at my nick at gmail.com

[@jeseniahernandez8795]

Picks 18 pin lock in 20 seconds this is a Masterlock!!!!!

[@munenex]

St. Peter should be taking notes. At this rate, The lock picking lawyer will pick his way to heaven.

[@architeuthis3476]

It looks like a few spools and serrated pins, plus more exaggerated bitting would make this a pretty good lock. If the lock design had pins in all 4 directions rather than just three, it would not only have more pins and therefore take more time, but would also be more difficult to tension. All that and some crazier warding and this would actually be a real challenge to pick. Its a good idea for a lock, the idea just needs to be developed a little further.

[@awesomerieawesome2144]

before it gets locked at a quarter turn i think you could shove string in the key-way to block the pins from falling while still being able to take the string out.

[@BansheeResearch]

This lock: I can look complicated yet still easy to open Master: is it possible to learn this power?

[@lollolollo123456]

Maybe "Bosnian bill and I" could make a tool for that

[@Tyiriel]

He said he "loaned" it. At least he SAID that he loaned it. At least the guy's door who he took it from is going to get it back.

[@alabaster6005]

The last time Brasil was violated so badly was at the world cup vs Germany.......

[@andersjjensen]

Strictly speaking, the Germans took freaking 90 minutes to drive it in 7 times, while LPL hit 18 targets in 15 seconds.... Will they ever recover from this? :P

[@newschwarz]

Congratulation for 1 million subscribers!!!

[@Steejuify]

I was going to suggest a Brazilian door lock. However, after I've seen this video, the flat I used to live, and office i used to work in Brazil doesn't seem as secure anymore.

[@LuizDahoraavida]

These are really common in Brazil, dimple locks on the other hand, are a really rare sight.

[@J__C__]

Looks like Raymond has been here, too. 3 dislikes? He brought two friends 🤣🤣🤣

[@JonnyPBoyPP]

Aim really sorry to have to do this but, which of the idiots that watched this gave thumbs down. Why would you do that? This guy is a legend. Have some respect.

[@sean437]

Me: Less than 2 minutes. It must be a rake. LPL: *rakes the lock* Me: I knew it!!

[@orijimi]

I half expected it to open with a Phillips 3 bit.

[@MCPicoli]

Lasted about 10 seconds... And will re-lock every quarter turn... I call it a medium security lock, in the LPL scale of security... Jokes aside, I once called a locksmith to open one of those in my old house (forgot the keys at my parent's house) and they used a specialized tool that looked like a pen with four thin "arms" at one end and a rotating part at the back. The locksmith got it open in just a few seconds. These locks were state of the art in Brazil about 30 years ago.

[@jacobb4821]

So close to a million subs. Congrats LPL!

[@oficinarr]

Everybody praises this tetra key pattern around here. I used to have in my condo door. I then changed to a Papaiz dimple key model. Now I know all of them are super pickable eheh

[@Chlorate299]

Another good reason for not gutting that lock would be that it'd be a massive pain to put back together!

[@woodrick88]

Proof positive that more pins or complications does not necessarily mean a better lock

[@jotaquestreborn]

I used one of these when I was living in Brasil

[@marcospedroso1680]

I am from Brazil and, i think it's important to know that the law in Brazil forbids the make, buy, sell or have in possession a lockpick (Called "gazua" here). Personally, i never hear about of any case of "lockpicking" here without the use of brute force, and i don't think thiefs in Brazil even know how to use a lockpick.

[@BoomerBass523]

Hi. I recently bought an Oxford Boss disk brake lock for my motorcycle. Have you a video or any info on this lock? I’m glad you’re one of the good guys! Thanks Ken

[@jaimedelgado7529]

Congratulations on 1M. You're the lock picking God.

[@mr.fluffycow7555]

So close to 1 mill, congrats!

[@NadiaCBorba]

I know nothing about lockpicking but, I watched so many LPL videos that when I saw the thumbnail I thought "18 pins? I bet he is going to rake it" Yayy..I guess I can say that, even as a layman, I do know a little bit =D Hi from Brazil, btw o/

[@luckyhibiki1914]

You know the lockmakers fucked up when lockpicking lawyer breaks out the wave rake