(404) Attacking Locks (For Beginners)

[@snail123O]

Timestamps 0:20 Introduction 1:47 Inspecting 3:29 Rocking 5:23 Raking 8:29 Zipping 11:27 B!tc# picking 13:07 Single Pin Picking (Last Resort)

[@TDRinfinity]

If you put this in the description it will add the timestamps to the timeline

[@rbanderas3]

@@TDRinfinity bump

[@xpndblhero5170]

I was wondering if he was saying bitch pick.... LoL

[@-DQ-]

Yes!

[@TantalumPolytope]

@@xpndblhero5170 yes

[@decoy3418]

this lock is amazing, it identifies your techniques and nullifies them.

[@kakashi1234777]

Decoy I’m dead XD. It’s learning.

[@asianmatt]

It's A.I. 🤣

[@cvspvr]

no wonder it's the BEST

[@nyosgomboc2392]

Yeah, turns out it WAS a fluke. :)

[@vladimirmihnev9702]

Lol! That's a true smart lock!

[@xavimedina2763]

Watches the vid to learn single pin picking “I am not gonna bore you with the details of single pin picking I’m sure you have already watched many videos about it”

[@swine13]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2HQaKxriJagfLc

[@noahway13]

Yeah, some people love to do the slow method.

[@StephenMooreOfficial]

LOL "Usually this doesn't work" *lock opens* "Usually THIS doesn't work" *lock opens again* classic

[@brethager3265]

That tells me that the lock name that's printed on it. It doesn't deserve. It's definitely not best in any way shape or form. I'm thinking maybe it's just a junk brand lock. Definitely nothing I would ever put any faith in if I had to buy one

[@NetAndyCz]

Lock just cooperates for camera:)

[@arthurtwoshedsjackson6266]

Boom and it’s open

[@H4nek]

@@NetAndyCz SmartLock

[@machinegaming6426]

Bret Hager No, it's fine. Sometimes *any* brand will pop right open. Sometimes they won't. Sometimes the same exact lock will take several minutes once, and two seconds the next time or method, like you see here.

[@hatsuyo69]

When I first watched this I thought to myself "I'm not some beginner..." Then I got educated, every pick/rake were ones that I liked and thought I had at least a basic understanding of. Then sure enough you showed me several new strategies I had no clue about. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge

[@bosnianbill]

Thank you for the feedback! People rarely let me know if a video is useful or worth the time of putting it together, and hearing this is like a breath of fresh air. Thank you!!😀

[@hatsuyo69]

@@bosnianbill anytime! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I aspire to get to your level of locksmithing one day.

[@1further]

@@bosnianbill Thank you for the video. Like the previous reply, i thought i wasn't really a beginner. .... Wrong! Your clear explanations and demonstrations are most helpful. The time and effort you put into the vids - is Much Appreciated.

[@Necromanced]

Hahahahahahaha "I like using this because it really pisses you guys off." Amazing.

[@joseemanueel]

I was already pissed off when he took out the WD40 and called it a lubricant

[@HDmech81]

Imagine being a person that get upset about what other people use to make shit slippery 😂😂

[@Apotheosister]

@@HDmech81 Hey if you we're a adult female you would be fucking pissed too.

[@dhoops616]

Charles Szasz really? Definitely lubricates things.

[@sheumack]

WD = Water Displacement. It's not a lube. It's designed to dry out. Which means it's ok while it's wet so ok for this application, but don't use it on parts you want to keep moving... like don't use it on your bike bearings. Personally I like powdered graphite for locks.

[@1sthorn]

if you cant pick a lock, put some skills points in lockpickint the next time you level up

[@manolotrlolo]

Answer what?

[@artemis6070]

+Manu El skyrim

[@roryyeatman999]

+Artemis I am gonna stick to destruction and conjuration cus I have used gotten so far hahahahaha

[@FlyByPC]

I think he's already Legendary.

[@scrie100]

Why would you need perks when you have a skeleton key though...

[@igi6407]

Greatest Skyrim Tutorial Ever.

[@RaineCortum]

what i learned from this video: nothing works the second time💔

[@fredthamm7265]

lmao

[@ale-lx9gp]

Yesterday it took me 4 hours to pick a lock, the following day.....3 mins *_*

[@Rose_Butterfly98]

rng in real life

[@MrSanmata]

+zeus lim LOL

[@wimnijenhuis3699]

Raine Cortum

[@aaronching5129]

This video is where my locksport journey all began. Thank you for years of entertainment, knowledge, and great times. Your videos have seen me through the birth of my two boys and a marriage. Bill I want to thank you, only best wishes, health, and love to you and your family. You will be greatly missed. Thank you again. -Aaron

[@ryano8982]

This was the first video of yours that I watched years ago, and it started me on a great a rewarding hobby. Thank you very much for all the work you have put in for us Bill. I wish you the best of luck in your retirement.

[@MyTube4Utoo]

*"I usually give it 2 or 3 strokes in-and-out...."* Yeah, me too. I try for more, but it's usually only 2 or 3. :-(

[@alexk6126]

Its like the lock learned what he was doing everytime and adapted... :{

[@RWBHere]

Resistance is futile!

[@stevee7774]

RWBHere - Nice Star Trek TNG reference!

[@asianboy8969]

Alex Kahn the traditional non electronic version of a smart lock I guess.

[@estudiordl]

Lock is like "are you want me to open or not? make your mind dude, I'm trying to help here!" 🤣

[@nyetloki]

The shin godzilla of locks. Good thing he didn't single pin pick it or it would never be opened.

[@justgonnastay]

I take stuff out of my naughty bucket once a week and play with it for thirty minutes or so, too! But I don't think our naughty buckets are the same...

[@brethager3265]

😂😂😂

[@traceakins3586]

Bucket full of dix? Ha.

[@RWBHere]

You play with it, once a week, for thirty minutes or so..... O.K...... 🤪

[@AssassinIronMan]

Chris Moore I thought you were serious when you had a naughty bucket like him XD ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@Corn0nTheCobb]

Naughty things for the booty or for the meat shaft?

[@Gdawg0331]

Thank you for everything over these years Bill!!! You will be missed sir. I will always continue to view your encyclopedia of expert knowledge. Again, Thank You Sir!

[@charlesdahmital8095]

This is one of those new A/I locks. once you pick it it learns to defend against that pick preventing a second opening. Eventually even the key won't open it.

[@Sieptium]

Usually this doesn't work x10 Works every time. So.. I guess, that's a really bad lock haha

[@TheFriskyComiskey]

Bill was the reason I got into lock sport years ago. Enjoy your life and cherish you family. Thank you for everything you taught me. You'll be missed.

[@mezmanmerrill7412]

Don't know how I am here but that is late night KZbin for you.

[@MrCod5master]

Too true

[@nightshademagia]

mezman merrill checks out

[@mobiusgrey9522]

Me neither but I've also just bought a beginners lock pick set on Amazon now.

[@maaslider]

Insomniacs end up in a wide variety of either interesting or very weird videos...gotta do something!? 🧐

[@seansherrill336]

mezman merrill dude I feel you

[@lgrizzly]

Thank you for all you’ve done for those of us wanting to learn and be entertained while we do it. Enjoy your retirement and your family.

[@blazednlovinit]

404, keys not found

[@fxlab2540]

Thank you so much. I'm just starting in this hobby. Your videos are amazing. I wish you a happy retirement. Take care of yourself and your loved ones.

[@belmarduk]

I never knew I wanted to try lockpicking until I watched your videos! These are really fun to watch. Thank you!

[@libb3n]

Happy retirement Bill! Thank you for all your videos and knowledge. Much appreciated!

[@Nuuxwashere]

+10 lockpick skill 100 xp gained

[@foxtrot789]

Love your reason for usin' wd-40, laughed my ass off.

[@veeaa]

It's pretty good idea though because not only does it lubricate adequately for lock picking purposes, it also softens up rust and anything else that might be seizing the lock. Like said, it's not really suitable for pure lubrication.

[@DonLyso]

I just used your techniques to open a lock I've been playing around for hours. Had it open in about 60 seconds. This is amazing. Thanks for the video.

[@Wolfyd-ug8cz]

The only video I've watched where someone actually explains how to do different raking/attacking techniques! Thank you so much! All the other videos are just people raking but not explaining anything.

[@XxDaringDxX]

I love how the lock was just like "Here let me show them that this method can work :)"

[@henrydufour6321]

So true then it was like I'm a good lock and didn't work the second time

[@adammcintyremusic4727]

Thanks for all these videos, Bill. Informative, entertaining and often (but definitely not always) relaxing!

[@AssassinIronMan]

The lock is alive, it evolves after every attack

[@jonpaul3949]

I can't remember for sure which video it was but I think it was this one that showed up in my feed, out of boredom I watched it and I've been hooked ever since!! Over the last three years you have taught me an amazing amount about lock sport, life and patience as I have progressed my skill. Enjoy your retirement and know I consider you a good friend and mentor.

[@Match2100]

I love that "I use this, because it really pisses you guys off" That comment got a sub from me!

[@kindbrute4640]

4 years later that line is still earning this man subs

[@ShBenEd]

We love you Bill, hope you're next steps are just as awesome as these days were.

[@PunCala]

So kids, as the video said: lube up first, don't go in raw! Also, squirt.

[@tnyamaneko6093]

But... also rake quite violently...

[@ravrav6433]

dont forget to rock to get inside

[@user-md3is4dq2d]

Raw works just fine

[@ihexxwhenitalk6277]

Lol

[@leiladekwatro3147]

dont just go inand out. try lots of different angles.

[@polaris69er]

This was the video the helped me get started, sorry you're retiring Bill. Enjoy the family time.

[@VovaFromSibireria]

Great video. Thanks a lot. This night I'm gonna to get a new car.

[@007Aeon]

Good luck with that. You know that there is also electronic security in a Car?

[@thalivenom4972]

see you in prison

[@JeremyFcukyou]

Luci Venom You get youtube in prison?

[@VovaFromSibireria]

007Aeon not every car in Russia has an electronic security. And 70% has an outdated security systems with vulnerabilities.

[@007Aeon]

Ok, I admit many used cars even here in germany use oudated electronic security, even my Opel Corsa which is seven years old. But newer, intersting cars like a Maybach or a nice Mercedes S class use more modern security systems. Some are even chiped with an GPS traker, like the one of my goodfather.

[@Osseric]

One of the first videos from BosnianBill I watched. Thank you for the years of education and entertainment!!! I hope you enjoy your well deserved retirement Bill!

[@jakegingrich7214]

WD40 may not be the best lube, but it smells so good

[@Jared-vd5oq]

You are such a natural public speaker! I was more impressed with your smooth vocal delivery than with your lockpicking talents. Well made vid!

[@billiumward]

Thank you for the wealth of information over the years Bill. Wishing you love and happiness for your golden years - may they be many and sweet. All the best from Australia.

[@THEJAKEANATOR666]

You have inspired me to start picking. This is somehow mesmerizing. You are awesome! I just ordered a 9 piece kit and a clear lock off amazon.

[@mrtwitch9279]

I've just ordered a 15 piece kit off Amazon too. It will be here tomorrow! Mad how many people want to get into this hobby lol!

[@NotJustSomeGuy]

+Mr Twitch is it good? mine was amazing and I picked my padlock in seconds. the only problem was the keyhole was to small, so I actually used a paperclip as a tension wrench but folded it it half to make it harder to bend. I also used the city rake as it requires very little room to wiggle about.

[@NotJustSomeGuy]

+Just Some Guy also, I can use my small tension wrench because I use the city rake which is quite thin

[@THEJAKEANATOR666]

4 locks picked so far! Kit was ok, clear lock sucked, be syre and file/sand your tools a bit! Happy picking!

[@NotJustSomeGuy]

:) The clear lock is very easy, but i'm sure they make it that way.

[@aaroncohen7550]

Bill, thank you so very much for being so generous with your time and knowledge. Best of luck with your retirement!

[@MrMCguy774]

i mhonestly just here cause ive been playing a ton of skyrim and ive been wondering how lock picking Actually works

[@bakersmileyface]

Skyrim's terrible at showing it. You'd have a better idea after playing oblivion. But of course barely anyone who has played skyrim has played oblivion.

[@Lisiralei]

bakersmileyface its obvious that the skyrims locks, even admiring smithing skills that people can achieve, that the locks are trivial. In skyrim, i believe, there is rakes as the lockpicks. Oblivion does not show lockpicking better than skyrim, its never that easy to knock a pin into place, because you dont just knock them. And you do understand, that the game do need easy-to-pickup gameplay. And in skyrim there is a way to pick every lock first try, there is a unique sound when you set pick on the very middle of the spot, but it is really hard to tell from other noise

[@bakersmileyface]

Lisiralei Oh I agree that Oblivion doesn't accurately represent lock picking. But it definitely shows it better than Skyrim. In Skyrim it looks nothing like raking. Go and look at skyrim lockpicking again. You spin the tension wrench around until you hear a click and then you just rotate the lock to unlock it. How in the world is that raking? At the very least I have never heard of any technique that works like that. If you can find me a source as to where that would work, please do share it with me and correct me on this of course. But still. At least Oblivion at least shows the general idea of what lock picking is like. It's not that easy to knock a pin in to place as it is in Oblivion, but at least in real life the whole idea is to actually knock the pins into place.

[@brollona3948]

I played Oblivion after Skyrim. But I don't remember skyrim's lock picking (it's probably same as fallout's), but I do remember oblivion's.

[@ilyasm8502]

bakersmileyface Lock picking in Oblivion makes no sense

[@jerzeyshoredevil]

Thanks for all the videos Bill! Learned so much from you over the years. Enjoy retirement. I will miss you!

[@PDeRop]

Thanks for the information -- Now, time to build a Lockpicking geocache :)

[@scraptactics2993]

This was the first video of your's I watched! Happy Retirement thank you for your knowledge! I hope you enjoy your time with your family.

[@MrMudNugget]

My brother had a locksmith job for a while. The first thing when he responded to locked out call was when he got there he would ask " do you have the key? He would role after the job laughing his ass off.

[@NetAndyCz]

I am wondering, do you have to prove to locksmith you live where you need him open the door? Or does he open for anyone who pays enough no questions asked?

[@leavoa]

@@NetAndyCz Reputable locksmiths will require identity. I've heard of cases where someone said they locked their keys and wallet in the car with the car's license, locksmith opened the car... No documents to prove he person owns the car... Locksmith locks the car back up.

[@queenslandpredatorexpose5240]

I really appreciated all the minutes of footage I have watched over the years Bill. Thanks heaps for your dedication to lockpicking. Enjoy your extra time Bill, you deserve a great retirement. All the best, Steve from Australia

[@DrGetgood]

11:29 "Bitch Picking" lol'd 10/10

[@JaredCorgan]

Thank you Bill for your lock picking insight but most of all for your example as a human being.

[@NKaumans]

LMAO, I freaking love the WD40 comment! "Just to piss you guys off!" Love it!

[@SirChazza]

Happy retirement Bill! 1st Lockpicking video I remember watching and got me into Lockpicking so thank you.

[@alessandrosalvagno4275]

this is the first video i've ever seen on this channel and i thought that was an error xD (404)

[@WesHale]

Same here.

[@solomonwhite3438]

I picked picking up as a hobby about 2 weeks ago. I figured out how to slowly (almost accidentally)j hook my way through most of my locks pretty quickly but had a couple padlocks I almost never could get. I was just able to pick those locks in 3 different ways in under 15 minutes because of you. Thank You!!!!

[@michaelfleming5075]

Thanks, now I will attempt to pick my roommate's deadbolt and put smirnoff ice's everywhere. haha

[@alecwood1282]

This whole for beginners series was so helpful for me, enjoy your retirement and thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@robbyrobrob1]

Well done bosnianbill. For once some one who can speak clearly, present a well lit ,in focus video about a subject he knows well, yet not talking too much about boring minutiae.

[@ParkTheSnark]

Ty for getting me back into lock sport. You showed me many different attacks and pure picking skills. You introduced me to sparrows and many other lock pick companies. You’re a legend! Enjoy your retirement. You will be missed.

[@ottavioperuzzi6089]

question I've been screwing around with gallium, which is basically a magical liquid metal that turns metal into tissue paper. What is the possibility that I could destroy a lock by injecting gallium into it, waiting a couple minutes, and then just break it apart?

[@bosnianbill]

Since you HAVE gallium, give it a try and let us ALL know how that works out.

[@yomtykrunch3573]

+bosnianbill hey Bosnian Bill! I did this with Gallium awhile back! It didn't come out as expected. It did expand, but not enough to break the lock. Just enough to bend it a tad

[@ottavioperuzzi6089]

Yomty Krunch thanks u pioneer. you just saved me some gallium. video anywhere?

[@denism8494]

Gallium does this with Aluminium only I believe, Mercury also has this property with the downside of being poisonous

[@neilfrith7864]

Ottavio Peruzzi they dont make many aluminium loks mate ide like to see galium destroy a brass one or a steel one for that matter

[@rezq911]

Bill! Fellow EOD Tech here. Came across your channel randomly and was instantly intrigued by the world of lock picking. Made some DIY picks from windshield wipers to try out before investing any real money. Raked open my first Master lock with a homemade "worm" while watching in this video. Still grinning :-D Thanks for the great vids and tutorials!

[@GrantEly]

Epic! I picked a lock in under 2 seconds!!

[@lesliegurley8362]

Me too it's called a bolt cutter.

[@davidmcmillan9411]

A very happy retirement Bill Thank you so much for the last 14 years of info and videos, injoy your family 👪 time.

[@viktorlargelimb]

Wow thanks! My lockpicking skill has leveled up to 31! Oh and btw what type of lock was that? Was that Adept or Expert?

[@MightyAntelope]

It was master

[@viktorlargelimb]

thx

[@MrErichao]

Screw this, I'm keepin dat skeleton key

[@888johnmac]

+Maxx Productions.. lol I was thinking skyrim all the way through this video

[@crunch9876]

Bigger.... Adept at most

[@travellersdemise7669]

his voice is strangely soothing, and seeing him succeed without really trying, much to his own surprise is just a gift that keeps on giving....😂

[@BloodstarDE]

So compared to Skyrim, what level would that be? Adept or lower?

[@catherineburton195]

Thanks for years of entertaining and informative videos, Bill. Enjoy your retirement. You will be missed.

[@myrec8883]

Do you have any good "single pin picking" video ?

[@CDRaff]

This is one of the first videos I watched on the channel, and the first video that had me thinking this was something fun I could do to occupy some time. Thanks a ton for all the years of videos and for sharing so much of your knowledge with the community. You will be missed. Enjoy your time!

[@DARTHLEGACY69]

Do you have a suggestion for a kit that comes with everything I need to start?

[@bosnianbill]

Jack, You have a LOT of choices depending on where you live and what your budget is. Take a look at the reviews on Lock-Lab.com and this page:L lock-lab.com/locklabs-pick-kit/

[@DARTHLEGACY69]

+bosnianbill thank you this helped a lot

[@DoomFinger511]

I bought one of those lock picking kits with the clear lock on Amazon. Had no idea what any of the tools did or how to use them. WHILE watching this video I was able to open the lock 5 times. By the end (after understand how the city rake works) I could open the lock without looking at it in under a minute. Knowing that sometimes you 'rock' the pick and other times you rake it back and forth made all the difference. Great vid!

[@ItsMeJbird]

thank you for showing me this, I just scored over $50,000 hit from a container last night at the port

[@ErdnußRiegel6969]

If this is true gj mate

[@brethager3265]

😂😂😂

[@vhierta8723]

Probably my favourite video of yours. Thank you for all the information and entertainment over the years. Enjoy your retirement!

[@Sasori5699]

Go fiddling with any locks around here, we're gonna have real problem.

[@Sasori5699]

If you want my hand to stay inside your pocket that badly, you could just ask kindly :P I doubt I'd follow that request tho, nothing personal.

[@LichPenguin]

I was just quoting Skyrim guards. xP

[@Sasori5699]

I know. But I couldn't resist to answer like this :D

[@LichPenguin]

xD haha

[@Cryzk_]

brenden krenzer i used to be a adventurer like you then i took a drill head to the knee.. i really did drill my leg..EPIC FAIL

[@mikestone9129]

As a beginner and hobbyist I find your videos very educational. I like your style of showing and explaining what your doing.

[@Syndiaan]

The amount of innuendos in this video...

[@papajaystinkershop75]

I started a job in 1988 for a cab company. The whole office used Best door and padlocks. They were told by best that they were not pickable. We had a re-coring kit with a core key that when inserted and turned counterclockwise would allow the core to come out. Then choose the new key level core and reinsert it.

[@mark33545]

Do you have a beginners video on single pin picking? I didn't see it in the beginners playlist. Thanks.

[@mark33545]

bosnianbill thanks! I guess I just prefer your presentation. :-)

[@baccusthedrunken]

Thanks for all the time and effort you have put into the locksport community!

[@beachsidebum]

Hi I happen to run across this vid, and I have a mild interest in lock picking. I like your voice and the way you teach. Can you give me a link to one of your vids for a 1st timer, in the simplest lesson? I have no pics but ive seen them offered on ebay and budk. Id like to start with a small cheapo set of a few to see if im able to pick up the skill and not lose interest. Also because Im disabled and I only get 550 to live on a month. Could you point me the right way? Sometimes I buy things at goodwill that have locks on them and id like to be able to open them without needing to cut. Thanks for any help!

[@isaacbeebe6264]

For starting out, paper clips or bobby pins work great, there are plenty of videos on improvised lock picking. It may take some more time and patients but it should give you a feeling on if you truly enjoy the hobby before throwing down any money. This is how I got started and it can be a fun little challenge. I hope this helps get you started.

[@trissebude2184]

One of the best teaching videos I found as an absolute beginner. Love it!

[@vegardb]

Bill, nice video. Never actually done lock-picking but it sure caught my interest. I was just wondering, was this lock super easy to pick? You might have answered it in other videos, but I was just wondering. Are "most" locks this easy to pick? I mean, I've seen you had a selection of goods locks, but you got this on your very first try? How common are these locks?

[@NotJustSomeGuy]

imo, common locks are all like this.

[@NotJustSomeGuy]

+Just Some Guy also note, these are padlocks.

[@med8615]

+Just Some Guy How many types of locks are there?

[@quin2910]

@@NotJustSomeGuy Hey bro

[@NotJustSomeGuy]

@@quin2910 Hello there!

[@Toxis374]

1:17 First video of your channel I watch, and I already love you.

[@hardbodybyrick]

I'm with you Bill. Viva WD40!

[@philisteakfries5108]

Came back to the basics with you where it all started. Thank you bill for teaching me everything I know about this hobby. I wish you all the best and All the happiness you deserve. I’m gonna spend the weekend watching every video of yours I can.

[@allbunsglazing]

3:44 are you relocking it there? :) Take 2?

[@Sailormoonpi]

This is the first video I saw on this channel years ago, and it has inspired a curious interest that hasn't left.

[@hate5834]

I take it out once a week and play with it to increase my skill too

[@vincentditizio8790]

This is probably the best video for beginners I've seen.

[@TheDrHaxxx]

"bitchpicking" really made me loose it xD hilarious !!

[@flashby360]

This is my new favourite channel...cheers from over the pond Bill. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@IAA015]

Use a bump key on that sucker!

[@djmj12714]

+IAA015 You need a blank key for that lock to make the bump key. He stated he had no key.

[@crunch9876]

+Jack Reacher there are very few key types

[@Zawfee]

IAA015 I was just going to say something about this.

[@imacanoli897]

Happy retirement Bill! Your videos are all well loved!

[@mattJT87]

how do you know which way you should turn the tension wrench to unlock a lock?

[@NicholasWiewiora]

which way the core wants to turn sometimes its not as noticeable

[@DetherSpazzum]

mattJT87 for the most part just imagine which way you'd turn the key and apply light force in that direction..

[@allamericanfrogdragonborn4486]

mattJT87 which way it turns more

[@0428733]

Man, you are the best locksmith on youtube.

[@L2PlayMusic]

Came here to learn more about picking locks, instead learned more about sex than school ever tought me.

[@allamericanfrogdragonborn4486]

Willem HAHAA

[@keenanwest2875]

Cointelpro intelligence operation or the like maybe. I see a lot of these people. They clearly have a script(s) being followed using clever language and hand gestures. It's a form of psychological manipulation. Also it would be plausible for them to show you this to conceal their real intentions.

[@HarsenMark]

You are amazing! I lost the keys to my (Master) hitch lock and couldn't find them anywhere. I was pretty sure this lock can't easily be cut off as it inserts into the space occupied by the ball on your hitch and it's quite substantial. I was searching for some way to drill it out, cut it off, or anything, and I found your video. I watched the whole thing once, grabbed a set of lockpicks I inherited, and less than TWO MINUTES later, I'd picked the lock! It was my first pick ever! AMAZING! THANK YOU!!!!!

[@WanTan8888]

I would love to get into the hobby but I have a question. I have tried researching on the internet but I keep coming up with a lot of conflicting answers. Is it illegal to own lock picks without being a licensed locksmith? How about carrying them? Or once I'm better, would it be illegal to help open, sat a friend's lock?

[@WanTan8888]

say*

[@WanTan8888]

Oh and I live in the United States.

[@pdu3542]

+bosnianbill I Wish i had this map for Canada !

[@josephcombes7058]

+WanTan8888 you should be able to own them. I live in new York state and I can own them, just got a nice set from sparrows. wizwazzle lock picking set.

[@WanTan8888]

+joseph combes I actually just ordered the same set and cannot wait to get it.

[@fanta8764]

Just bought my first kit because of spending my weekend watching you, I always wanted to start. Your videos are so detailed and watching you gut different locks made me really wanna get going. Just sat here and tried my kit out while watching and now I just opened my first (no safety pins I suspect) lock. Best channel ever, keep up the fascinating work!

[@JuanRomero-bs6zn]

What type of vise clamp are you using?