Duplicating a Key from a Photo

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[@balderoine]

People on social media be like. “Keys to the new apartment! 📸” And I’ve always thought of this lololol

[@Reddotzebra]

Well, if you go with either of the standard lock companies in America it would probably go faster just to pick it.

[@Dee_Just_Dee]

Eh, just break a window ya dweebs.

[@Dant3J0n3s]

@@Reddotzebra But that's not as fun :D

[@richardbuergelshouse8884]

@@Dant3J0n3s depends on what you find fun

[@natedole8276]

@@Reddotzebra I have no intention to steal anything, but if I was going to do it, I would do this. i have no idea how to pick a lock but i do know how to do this. That being said, I do not have a 3d printer.

[@jon250]

*Thanks, I'll be sure to use this technique in the future.*

[@Kabitu1]

Please no

[@floppydisk4500]

Kim Jong The Choo Choo Train of Bel-Air hell no...

[@crispymemes9114]

Kim Jong The Choo Choo Train of Bel-Air IVE SEEN YOU SOMEWHERE BEFORE

[@HandleDisliker]

lol. That's what I was thinking XD

[@Zen-zh8sv]

Kim Jong The Choo Choo Train of Bel-Air I think crime in america have increased by 10 percent

[@tucstwo]

"We're not showing you how to do this"... This is how to do this.

[@christiansanchez1486]

@@anuragbhatlawande9916 lmao smartass 😂

[@shizzywiz]

TopherFM I

[@firstlast-cs6eg]

Right, and they even plug for additional help learning how to defeat locks at the end.

[@rrteppo]

But the thing is, you would have to own a 3d printer and those things are expensive. It would be less expensive to just read the key itself, and take one of those $1 keys and just make your own.Then at that point you have your own real key not just a plastic thing you get questions about.

[@massy9437]

@@rrteppo damn u dumb

[@skuzzyj]

_The Modern Rogue gets me put on another list_

[@ModernRogue]

shhhh......

[@jediburrow-rh73]

SkuzzyJ yeah, aren't we all at this point?

[@jonhetherington5985]

Ha, so true! I wonder if we're related...

[@henkka2046]

wanted to like this but can't ruin 666

[@swordscar6278]

ANOTHER???

[@richardmilliorn5732]

I've been a locksmith for 16 years. most standard keys are easily sight read(meaning I don't need to run any special program). I constantly warn people on my Facebook friends list not to post pictures of their keys when purchasing a new car or house or anything. someone with experience can read the key and hand file a working key within seconds with nothing more than a file and a blank.

[@CrownRock1]

After watching LPL, I'm not super impressed that he printed a working key for a Master lock. With a little practice, you can open a Master with a sneeze.

[@frostbite1991]

yep, after watching many video's i decided to get into lock picking. A coworker gave me his cheap set, I was able to unlock 3 4-pin locks at work ( just locks we use for lock-out tag-out, and my locker lock) and that was it. a couple weeks later a friend had driven back into town to get the rest of her stuff out of her apartment. when she got there she realized she forgot her key. Instead of driving for a couple hours to get it I decided to try and pick it, with extremely novice skills. I had her deadbolt unlocked in 20 seconds. Had to pick it again to lock it and it only took 10 seconds. Sad how easy it was lol.

[@Crash2001]

Yeah, but this a video NOT on lock picking. This is a video on key making.

[@kixpickss]

If you watch Lockpickinglawyer you shouldn't be here it was a mistake coming here omg!

[@benjames2211]

I know I'm 2 years late but I totally appreciate the hilarity of this lol

[@smievil]

he spent minutes on a program that can copy keys, just to run into LPL on his way out.

[@joeneil7448]

*THEORETICALLY* where would you hide a body...?

[@privateger]

Akuma YT A river is a good option. Or into your fridge. You can serve parts at partys then.

[@krzysztofbandyk168]

Just be friends ... GOOD friends with the gravekeeper

[@AL-ps6qg]

Akuma YT Nice try FBI

[@what6765]

bury the body a few feet under a dead animal. if a police dog smells it, the police will think the dog smelled the animals body and wont find the body.

[@towart19]

In your neighbors back yard if it was the neighbor who you killed make it look like suicide or a accident If they have CCTV just turn of the breakers and BAM leave the body Sources: Personal experience 😉

[@SirSnowman]

"even a bad picture will work" - 3:05 makes a full resoluted foto without any anoying perspective issues.

[@levilevis9032]

10:51 "You've always been in the pocket of Big Aluminum" Creating Hydrogen episode: "We're actually sponsored by big foil" Aluminati confirmed...

[@jamesy6867]

Late but I love the pun. Legitimately made my day a little better, thank you for that

[@dylanporter8105]

the most borderline illegal channel on youtube and I love it

[@optimisticelement3193]

How is that illegal

[@reverseturingtest]

Look for pretty much any freeclimbing/urban exploration channel. There is so much goddamn property invasion it's ridiculous.

[@nathanschimke7309]

Reverse TuringTest i love it tho

[@kyleheaney8998]

I'm your 1,000th like , enjoy

[@CaptainTittus]

those cat shirts are borderline illegal

[@daniel-xy5mg]

They always say that there is a fine line between educational and illegal... This channel makes it so blurred it practically doesn't exist

[@Blalack77]

Back when I used to be a tweaker, we did things kind of like this. One of my friends make a copy of my house key with a Dremel... But then, using his method, I found a safe in a dumpster and someone had broken the key off in it. I fished the half key out and traced it on a thin piece of metal and used a Dremel to cut the metal, duplicate the key, and got the safe open.. Sadly, there was nothing in it but I use that safe now and the key that I made for it works perfectly.

[@dekkarmcgowan1423]

KZbin Comments safe: Found, duplicated key and opened in one comment. Reddit Safe:

[@ThugHunterfromIsrael]

@@dekkarmcgowan1423 uhhh i found a safe! *dissapears for 2 years only to return and try to cash in on the mystery* fuckin reddit

[@davysmith1934]

Now that's impressive! :D

[@MrCombatgiraffe]

that's a real cool keychain you got there, mind if i snap a photo real quick?

[@tachyon6403]

lol

[@oliverwebb762]

Yeah... We are sooooo fucked!!!

[@GP-ci8qt]

Honestly in a lot of cases its pretty easy to get a picture if you're catious

[@dragonbullets2763]

well depending on who you tell this to and in what context .. it might work.. Like many people snapped photos of some key chains i had attached to my backpack because they looked interesting and cool and people wanted to buy one as well asking me where can they find it and taking photos of it

[@chickenbob562]

Dragos Goanta no they just copied your keys

[@joshsodano1210]

You can't copy the key to my heart

[@krzysztofbandyk168]

We just need a photo - The Modern Rouges

[@Speedinglobster]

Josh Sodano Right, because there isn't one 😂😂😂

[@edwardsunnyboy]

crtl c + ❤️ Done

[@towart19]

because I am the one that Lost it, sorry

[@Speedinglobster]

Josh Sodano 💔 Oops I broke it

[@TefenCa]

Between the Lock Picking Tutorials and 3D Printing Keys, this is a scary reality of how unsafe people and their belongings are!

[@rdizzy1]

Quicker to just use bolt cutter or a portable angle grinder on a lock, or just kick in someones front door, or smash their windows to get in their house.

[@TheAttacker732]

rdizzy1 Overt versus covert. A smash-and-grab is faster if you either are indiscriminate in what you're after, or if you KNOW that what you're after IS there. A faked key is smarter if you either are looking for something that MIGHT be there, or are planting something on the premises and need a clean entry and exit. The uses of a counterfeit key are only limited by your own cunning, but they lend themselves rather well to a bigger picture. I'd be surprised if they didn't become relatively common as political tools in the next decade or so.

[@Reddotzebra]

In America most door locks are standardized anyway, which means it's a great country to learn lockpicking in if you're a criminal. ...Or aspire to be a locksmith.

[@treyslider6954]

90% of Security is really just Security Theater (where the audience is the thief in question). There are 6 billion people on the planet a thief could rob. You don't have to have thief-proof security, your security just needs to be more difficult to B&E than the other guy down the street. A key sheath is a bit much, unless you live in a nice neighborhood. Motion-activated sensors (or even just the signs that say you have motion-activated cameras. The thief doesn't know if you're lying, and can't afford to gamble on it), locking your windows, and if you can swing it having a nosy neighbor or neighborhood watch, are all it really takes to deter thieves: they'll go find someone else to rob.

[@MsJakeG]

Locks have always only kept honest people out.

[@raulquintanilla2849]

Yes the standard procedure is to go "Bleep-Bop-Bloop-Bop"

[@ModernRogue]

that was my favorite phrase of the episode.

[@evanskinner4231]

Mad Hatman haven't you seen the movies? You just punch em until the door opens

[@FrenchyAU]

Evan Skinner or the same procedure to lock it

[@crispymemes9114]

Evan Skinner shoot the lock

[@TOPxCOMMENT]

crazy tortuga no its beep boop bop boop bop

[@CM-di1oz]

Brian: were not breaking in to houses Jason: no, just government installations Brian: ok, wait no

[@mxsdrago]

"Theoretically, if we /were/ criminals" This show in a nutshell.

[@gaminggazebo3012]

Quick fact 1/1000th of a millimeter is actually called a micrometer which is what we use to measure the length of cells in specimens for example an average cell length from a human cheek is 34 micro meters long

[@GoodOneLULE]

Cool

[@super5oldier139]

*comes home* "wtf is the green thing in my door?"

[@StrongTowerLockandKey]

Hey Brian, Im a locksmith in Oregon, we actually have programs like you mentioned where we really do just put in the "key code"! I really enjoyed watching this video and seeing so much of what Locksmiths do in this video. Big fan of you guys since the early days of Scam School, keep it up!

[@punishedprops]

That was the MOST FUN! Thanks for having me on the show guys. =D

[@ModernRogue]

GIVE ALL THE THUMBS-UPS TO THIS MAN'S COMMENT!

[@Justin-sl3sb]

What if we don't have thumbs?

[@SianaGearz]

You're not supposed to donate your appendage parts that you might or might not have, you're supposed to press the button that KZbin offers you. Look, i'm a cat, i don't have "thumbs" either. But i like to play with the mouse!

[@Kevici]

Justin Calvert Where are your fingers?

[@jonmahashintina]

was that printed key at the end your house key? if so, it's on the internet now. o.o

[@runforitman]

5:33 “CAD... Is the gold standard” ‘are there any other programs?’ My dude doesn’t know what CAD means

[@Logalactic]

AutoCAD is so widely used it became known as CAD, even though it's not the only CAD program.

[@SyntheticEverything]

@@Logalactic He wasn't using AutoCAD though

[@skyc3560]

@@SyntheticEverything I mean, same company, but...

[@jameslwjtoler]

Computer Assisted Drawing.....right?

[@IS-qp6bj]

@@jameslwjtoler design

[@superintendentchalmers2246]

The really impressive part of this is the fact that he made a model is fusion with the trackpad

[@csgas0]

The Modern Rogue used Counterfeit Key! It's super effective!

[@ModernRogue]

haha A wild POLICE OFFICER has appeared!

[@csgas0]

rofl =)) POLICE OFFICER used FREEZE! It wasn't very effective...

[@Mothman1992]

policeman used shoot brushwood. it's super effective

[@caloster7664]

Oh god who gave them access to a 3d printer?

[@kama99ify]

Themselves probably...

[@Zeldur]

3D printers are actually really cheap. If you can afford a new console, you can buy a 3D printer.

[@caloster7664]

Zelda's Fox I have a printer im just saying, who let these guys use one?

[@krzysztofbandyk168]

Patreon?

[@MeatPlanet]

Cal Oster did you even read his comment?

[@lunatherius]

14:58 "Oh it broke?" Then turns right back around to continue what he was working on

[@caitlynmurphy]

Change your locks thrice a month.

[@call_merev4192]

Aodhan Moon I just move my lock pins around and pick the lock every night when I come home.

[@krzysztofbandyk168]

more like thrice an hour

[@towart19]

#Living_In_The_Ghetto

[@freediugh416]

NAH M8 JUST PUT YER STEROD MODIFIED DOG IN FRANT OF THE DUR WEN YER ASLEP AND NAIYL THOS WINDERS SHUT

[@Mothman1992]

or just re-pin it

[@aBsONE]

16:35 "The time he got stabbed" story time please.

[@ModernRogue]

oh, wow... this predates anything on KZbin. This was 6 months before I launched "Brian Brushwood on the Road": www.shwood.com/emails/0602.html

[@aBsONE]

I was expecting a fight with some thugs in a dark alley saving a lady in distress (or Jason), but thats cool too :D

[@egg-suckingheathen2407]

The Modern Rogue should've just said knife fight, but that's cool too I guess.

[@HexenkoeniginVonAngmar]

I would have liked a visual warning before you showed those pictures 😅

[@keeganharris7592]

a guy at my school got a picture of the schools master key and has spent 2 years trying to remake it by 3D printing it or using CNC

[@girlcow]

Who needs notifications when you're always on KZbin?

[@svenservette4197]

Wetalds.

[@jordanbarrett7754]

EpicGamr who needs to be original when you can just copy and paste.

[@cap6733]

People on desktop who don't check their sub feed (because it's less intuitive to get there) and people who's sub boxes aren't working.

[@ElGreenGhost]

EpicGamr who needs original comments when you could copy one that has been posted thousands of times?

[@girlcow]

ColeTheBoss I know right?

[@SgtRayman]

this is masterlock, you dont need a key :D

[@zayedalsuwaidi7697]

????????

[@ConstantlyDamaged]

And the training locks they show are all standard pins. A Master Lock #3 and a training rig with a kwikset in it are not really challenging targets. Next test: Dimple lock with a laser-edge on the back-side. And all their "amazing" ideas for impressioning (like pressing into your arm) is all ripped directly from a few years old defcon video (including using automatic software to steal key bittings).

[@Dangineering]

Yep, i used to pick locks to get into abandoned places for urban exploration, and almost every master lock I was able to pick.

[@Sabrinahuskydog]

It's been proven you can open master locks with a straw from a drink cup, a wooden stick, and a severed end of a zip tie. They're not very secure "locks".

[@cold_fruit]

bosnianbill is a good youtube channel for lock enthusiasts but I'm sure you all already knew that. Anyway this video was crap. They attacked some really simple locks, took forever, and basically proved that 3D printing a key is far less effective than just learning how to pick it. Also all the awkward small talk is really irritating.

[@PlanetXtreme]

The fbi may actually want to know your location

[@kaarpiv375]

Yeeeeep. Pretty sure some official has a cellphone with one preexisting contact that he just needs to call- not say anything, just call- to have some burly gentlemen breach the little establishment of theirs.

[@user-f863]

We have there coordinations

[@mattweddle3107]

9:29 "We're not breaking into houses!" "No, just government installations."

[@ianhall3795]

@@user-f863 their*

[@doctapeppur1900]

@@user-f863 how can a federal bureau not spell their lol

[@ShinOmega1196]

I can't believe Brian let Jason take the fall for breaking that key. Maybe it was a setup.

[@ModernRogue]

ಠ_ಠ

[@LightRealms]

OmegaMan1196 ಠ_ಠ

[@Youuuuuu]

i tought it read: Duplicating a Key from a Potato :D

[@Youuuuuu]

and i whould eat it :)

[@Youuuuuu]

raw

[@devin4629]

Zeiber k

[@JecIsBec]

If spelling and reading are the same thing then that makes sense. ;)

[@pomonoli]

I think that's actually possible too. Pressing a key into a potato to make a mould :p

[@Crushonius]

Nothing against bill but you have to invite deviant ollam if you really want to know about locks and physical security

[@anya6785]

I swear to go if criminals ever discover this channel we're all fucked

[@krzysztofbandyk168]

Only a modern rouge can combat the forces of modern criminals

[@cuttheskit7905]

Anya! Honestly, their advice isn't that good. You could make keys from photos long before 3D printers were available, you just need to know how to decode the bitting (way simpler than it sounds). Despite that I still love this channel and I'd recommend it to basically everybody, if only so they take security more seriously.

[@dereks6636]

Anya! the best defense is to know how its done lol

[@mynamemaycontainAtoZ]

Anya! Too late MWAHAHAHA! Jk

[@nicholasrich5775]

I love swearing to "go" 😂

[@SupaEMT134]

Can you 3D print Lauren Southern for me?

[@krzysztofbandyk168]

TMR : How to kidnap a person using a 3D printer?

[@SupaEMT134]

The Dinner Club RG/RL - I. want. one!

[@VaporTrap]

mmm

[@stevenmichaelbristol2115]

The Dinner Club RG/RL yeah, but will it be a sassy and rebellious Conservative chick? If not I'll pass :)

[@kisielthe1st]

You can get a coalburning skank in any major US cities for free though

[@Taikamuna]

Now I can break in ur apartment

[@chadrock4859]

If you think about it that guy is a twentieth century blacksmith

[@luutii4413]

ChadTheRock Na, 21th Century

[@jake1173]

ChadTheRock No, hes A Modern rouge.

[@Gametimeplanet]

Shouldve printed the skeleton key.

[@xatanias]

Skyrim :p

[@nilsmiddendorf5746]

I dont think Nocturnal would be pleased

[@user-ox7id9he5v]

I join the theives guild just so I don't have to worry about breaking lockpicks

[@Wanderer_of_Sol]

Here's the neat thing about keys. They use standardized positions for everything. There are specific places the teeth have to be, and only 7 or 8 heights the teeth can come in (for most brands). So theoretically you could just make a CAD file that has all the different heights for each tooth on different layers. You look at a picture and you could pretty reliably guess what position. I know locksmiths who can code and duplicate a key by sight. Imagine looking at a key and just thinking "Thats a five pin schlage 53462." And just going back to your cutter, getting out your guide keys, and cutting one. Like that would 100% be a spy skill.

[@hankhill4896]

3d printing car keys and trying to drive ????

[@NearCry91]

Car keys have electronics in them.

[@NaraNaraJapan]

mine has a chip that wont turn on the car unless its my specific key

[@MrNewt20]

You can start a car with that but it won't drive since all modern cars have a chip in it programmed to your specific car. Without that chip you're not going anywhere

[@plzexplodegaming]

most cars since 1999 have transponders in the key head that works on the same principle as an immobiliser. motorcycles also will have a transponder above a certain engine size. you'll still be able to unlock the doors and boot, but you won't be able to start the car for very long. you can however disable the steering lock and roll it away in neutral.

[@pauljs75]

You'd still need to figure out how to add the anti-theft resistor and one that has the right value. Tilting a key in the light, and you'll see a dimple in the stamping and would need to probe on opposite sides there.

[@Jex2112]

I have done a similar thing in the past by printing out a 1:1 scale photo of a key, cutting it out and gluing it to the pre-cut key and cutting out the pin grooves with a dremel... and it worked. Also I am pretty good at lockpicking :p

[@martinhofmann5373]

What about 3D printing a key as a template to file down a key blank made out of metal

[@thomasbland6428]

Martin Hofmann or take it to someplace like a Walmart that has one of those self service duplicate key vending machines at their entrance?

[@articat568]

Martin Hofmann you could just make a new plastic copy of your car key with a picture then turn around and have a new car key re cut without the original keys, But lock smiths can get you blue prints for free on cars and that's just going a little far unless you've got a picture of your keys and a 3D printer on hand then it'd be a total life saver, I'd take pictures of all my keys

[@elkien3]

or you know... normal printing... (though that's admittedly less fun)

[@13LesTadO13]

I've heard of people doing this.

[@LinkieLinkGameing]

Blender. Its free. And can export for 3D Printers

[@chrissoares8062]

For a channel named “modern rogue” they’re pretty Lawful Good

[@502deth]

another "problem" imo, of the kwikset (and to a lesser degree, the schlage) is that theres also the random chance that someone will have the same key by dumb luck. the kw1 has 6 depth steps (some of the newer "high security" have a 7th) and 5 pins, which is 6 to the 5th power, or 46, 656 possible combinations, however there is also a maximum adjacent step parameter. meaning a #6 next to a #1 would not work, as the pin would not be able to bump up the step and would jam the key in the lock (or out of the lock) without my manual in front of me, i think it is a max of 3, witch also considerably cuts down on the possible combinations (im not doing that math on that one) but even at 46k combinations, when you consider that there are MILLIONS of them out in the wild, thats a lot of locks with the exact same key. i custom pin and key my own locks to non-standard steps, so NO ONE has that same key by accident.

[@animefreak5757]

i'm sure a thief will stand there an try 10k+ key's to get into your house >< So long as there is a decent total number of possible combination's it really isn't much of a security issue. Considering how well bump key's work, or raking on most cheap locks...that's a far bigger concern

[@502deth]

youd be surprised. i have a ring of about 100 for lockouts and can open a lock about 40% of the time. bumping and raking are easily mitigated with a few spool pins.

[@plzexplodegaming]

the simplest step you can take, apart from rekeying your locks, is to just have a restricted profile installed. C4 profile keysways are much larger than needed to fit a pick gun into, along with Gainsborough and Schlage. 3 or 4 clicks is usually all it takes me. get a cheap restricted profile from a locksmith and you can stay reassured that much less people will have access to those profile keyblanks, and even fewer will know what profile keyway they're looking at.

[@seizehue1299]

What he said ^ |

[@articat568]

That's pretty cool, I've learned working in hardware stores that I come across 2 of the the same or similar keys at least once a week, if you keep your miss cuts it's really cool to hang on too and see how many times you've cut the same key!

[@Bashavzs]

BRING BACK ROBOT VOICE

[@canned_doughnuts_5222]

19:50 still going with the cat shirts ?

[@Trimere]

retardededgykid _ cats, i only saw pizza in space.

[@NearCry91]

Watch their video "Using Credit Card Skimmers"

[@TonalEclectic]

I love how the guy opens his knife trying to act cool but he isn’t even noticed.

[@chickennugget9216]

Who disliked the video it was just released a few seconds ago

[@svenservette4197]

You did. You're just covering your tracks.

[@chickennugget9216]

Sven Servette I like the way you think

[@rune.theocracy]

really nigga

[@lunarwolf9180]

ChickenNugget the comment that was right above your comment says"no robotic voice =dislike" i dont know about timing but ot says it was commented the same day you commented your comment

[@MarcMethotisAwesome]

Why not print it without support material? Worked better for me.

[@ModernRogue]

We did. It curled right up 3 times in a row. Since this was our home 3d printer and we had just moved it, we were like "screw it. Make a giant raft and let's go have lunch."

[@MarcMethotisAwesome]

Makes sense. Should also mention that I used nylon instead of PLA, maybe that did the difference (all I had on hand).

[@SianaGearz]

Oh decadent life, so full of nylon. I think lack of horizontal compensation was a major issue of that print. Underdeveloped proprietary slicers are a menace.

[@daxander_films]

Ya that would make sense

[@SianaGearz]

OMG i totally missed that it was Simplify3D, i see DaVinci, i think their crapware :P But it is Simplify3D, it totally is! Thanks for pointing it out. Yeah it can do anything.

[@Bonez0r]

I don't own a 3D printer. I had expected the green key to fit a lot better than it did. It looks terrible on the close-up at 14:18. Is it because it's a cheap, not very good printer or is it due to the printing material that was used? What type of material is best for keys if you want the key to be a little more rigid than that green key, but also as break-resistant as possible? What was that gray key made of, it looks much more detailed and the material looks stronger.

[@whereeveritgoes]

14:56 Best part of the video.

[@sasaha8389]

Awang Budiman 14:53

[@mathewws_]

The 'magician hands' edit was great 10/10

[@jonathananema5745]

10:51 when you flip your cool spring assisted knife out but no one is watching

[@fedeyzma]

No robotic voice at the beginning = Dislike

[@ModernRogue]

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[@ModernRogue]

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[@ModernRogue]

oooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@fedeyzma]

OMFG you guys answered! I'm the happiest human being alive

[@fedeyzma]

The Modern Rogue replying = Like

[@call_merev4192]

you should add weekly crypto prizes hidden in a weekly blog, small things, like early access to an episode concept, or winning getting your name mentioned on an episode etc. engagement without direct cost (will cost time and time is money but won't require capital expenditure) and drive traffic to the site and create more engagement.

[@ModernRogue]

agreed. But we gotta pay a person to write that stuff. Unrelatedly: patreon.com/modernrogue

[@call_merev4192]

Agreed, which is why I mentioned time=money.

[@djocharablaikan8601]

Imagine staying at someones door spending tens of minutes trying to fit and finish a key to fit into their door lock 😂

[@Erv1sG]

I followed this tutorial and still I cant unlock my prison cell door

[@antivanti]

To be fair. Someone using a CAD program to replicate a key for nefarious reasons are probably not above using a... key generator

[@TheStrangerous]

Heh.

[@plebiansociety]

or just making a bump key...

[@Raptus_Gaming]

You completely missed the joke.

[@garethgedamke7348]

Just a little info (as someone who does a little locksmithing in my job)- 1. It is not the ridges, but actually the groves on the blade of key that work the pins and are important 2. How much tolerance you can work with in the groves is highly subjective to the lock and model 3. If you were to file down a key by hand, based on a photo, you would have little or no chance of actually having it work.

[@jan_harald]

now THAT'S USEFUL

[@cphVlwYa]

You guys should make flash cotton... I made some the other day and It's actually pretty easy... Plus you could then do a Scamschool episode on it and subtly get some more cross show advertising...

[@michael.f2412]

Yextus 😂😂😂

[@iamcarnell]

@14:52 the second Jason touched it, I knew it was going to break LMAO!!!

[@BigDaddyWes]

Next up on The Modern Rogue: Totally not a tutorial on how to build a nuclear bomb from items purchased at Walmart!

[@Skybarrier]

Step 1: Get Logan Paul's Address ✅✅✅ Step 2: See the keys to his household. WAITING FOR VIDEO.

[@hhghhhhhhhfdsss]

Step 3: Don’t identity theft him because of reputation, but write “I’m coming for you” on his walls.

[@brandonprendergast8342]

"Yoooo, I got a new lambo!" Let me see the keys

[@bigdotsip]

its takes less time to just pick the lock

[@krzysztofbandyk168]

But its not subtle bystanders will be none the wiser with a fake key

[@stephenlee306]

Nitro_Dubs An actual key makes it look like you're supposed to be there though.

[@20cnVision]

Aren't some locks prettymuch un-pickable ? Like the ones that use these cylinder-shaped keys instead of normal keys.

[@Blutzen]

Those locks are actually *easier* to pick, they just require a slightly different method. Just look up the tutorials here on YT.

[@kargunneralpha5937]

No, look up tubular lockpicks. Most of them are actually easier to pick because they rely on the shape to help guard them, rather then making the pins better. There's actually some of them that can be picked with a Bic pen because of the way they're laid out.

[@Marizyth]

how to get the cia out of my house

[@BensBoringVideos]

3:33 - "This is NOT how-to, this is how to protect yourself!" IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARD: Explains exactly how-to

[@SlippyPunk]

This is terrifying

[@jacobgarby199]

"are there any cheaper options than CAD?" ugh.. CAD isn't a particular piece of software

[@HighlightsManufacturer]

This is like a group project where 1 person does the work and the others present the project

[@SaltyViper]

"Is there any free software you can use." Lmao hes using fusion 360 which is free.

[@conorstewart2214]

fusion 360 is not free, its £438 per year, you can get a free trial or maybe a student version but the actual version is not free

[@jamesy6867]

@@RoamingNobody Ely is being pretentious and you are a hypocrite. Give me any reason to elaborate. Reply. Ask me why. Call me out. Anything. Because people like you happen to be very funny to me, and I'm sure you would find yourself hilarious from an outside perspective.

[@SaltyViper]

I'm jerking off to this conversation

[@jamesy6867]

@@RoamingNobody With pleasure. Keep in mind I have been using Fusion 360 software for around 3 years now and have invested many hours of research into it. The reason I claim that you are being a hypocrite, is that you not only discredit the person Ely is replying to and the information they provide, you go as far as to place them as the subject of your ridicule by saying you find "people like (them)" funny under the pretense that they "make things up and pretend (they) know what they're talking about" when in reality according to Autodesk.com and other credible sources, Fusion 360 software falls directly into the ballpark of $495.00 American, although they offer free use for hobbyists and people using it for personal use, the person seems to have actually done some homework in the field, unlike you, because if you had done any research into the subject you would know the difference, instead blindly agreeing with someone, discrediting and even ridiculing another, I'm assuming for no other reason then your need validate your own intelligence or some other emotional or intellectual reassurance, or if I may paraphrase "making something up and pretending like you know what you're talking about".

[@jamesy6867]

@@RoamingNobody Be aware that any attempts at rebuttal will be met with utter figurative destruction.

[@MakeSomething]

I somehow missed this video! Hey Bill!!

[@jackmcfarlane7173]

Brian's tombstone better be inscribed with "Brian 'Magician Hands' Brushwood".

[@xylemforce753]

I love the practise locks set up but please explain why the hell its £120

[@123123boobies]

Xylem Force profit

[@itecnus3490]

For some reason I thought the title said "Duplicating a Key form a Potato" so I clicked it.

[@epicbronyl2395]

Bryan is trying so hard not to get put on an FBI list and the other two are like "screw it".

[@steammachine3061]

you realy are going to have to use a cnc cutter now to see if you can replicate a key with sheet metal. also make the imfamous 3d printed firearm

[@bibasik7]

"imfamous"

[@0pen22]

dont post your keys pictures in any social media they gonna steal it & if they know where you live well your robbed .. oh noo

[@PFish2322]

Jason and Brian are so different but the amount they were in sync when they broke that key shows how close they are

[@plebsplebis731]

would have been hilarious if you used your home key to do the demonstration

[@uhitsethan]

but then the picture of the key would be on video and people could replicate it and break in

[@eduardoizolan]

That's the meme bra

[@georgegriffiths8717]

Hahaha! :P

[@pureslowmotion2918]

Eduardo Izolan "meme"...

[@___echo___]

yeah and people are afraid others can 3d print a gun *lol*

[@TheSecretman82]

You can. Easily. Already been done, actually.

[@birdiegg1007]

The military uses 3d printed guns

[@dalejohnson1266]

BirdieGG no they fucking don’t, they use H&K M416s

[@birdiegg1007]

@@dalejohnson1266 damn rotc niggas raging up in here

[@RustyShackleford-hn7dm]

@@TheSecretman82 The point is this is worse than a gun if you have the time to scout someones habits and value. 3D printed guns are far from being largely used by petty thugs. I'd much rather you have a 1 shot pistol than the key to my house.

[@yv334]

I love how Bill has a key sheath, but not a case on his phone.

[@TheStrangerous]

First.

[@willseagle1672]

Jason Murphy I love you

[@BradLeclerc]

Seems like cheating, but then, that's just how a modern rogue would roll, so I salute you sir.

[@alakazam482]

Jason Murphy really murphy? really? i thought you were better than this

[@Noobert_Doobert]

Jason Murphy give someone else a chance come on man 😂

[@leugimtherose]

Damn it Murphy

[@lapissheepz8741]

Wait, those are the two guys from Hacking the System!

[@Luca-fw4ss]

The master key for my dad's work was thinner than the keys for the apartment complex, it also weirdly lined up perfectly with the pins. This meant we could open almost every apartment in the complex...

[@lmant6065]

Dang I'm a big dumb dummy who has to go to punishedprops.com oh well

[@ModernRogue]

dude, you're up for a grand adventure.

[@ronanheneghan3410]

The Modern Rogue why does this seem like a set up?

[@schizophrenicgaming365]

Anthony Casas did you get your vocabulary from diary of a wimpy kid or some shit kid?

[@arkanglegeibriel]

Blender.

[@quinntaylor1170]

"The time he cut himself with steel wool" Brian "magician hands" brushwood

[@gummybear4344]

What if you 3D printed a bump key?

[@SianaGearz]

Not the best idea. The mechanical load on a bump key is pretty high. But maybe worth trying just to see how likely it is to break a well-printed bump key.

[@chriss5112]

nylon would be perfect for that though

[@airbornelocksmith]

terrible idea that would never withstand the force that it would receive it would need to work.

[@USS_ESSEX_CV-9]

Even though that might break I'm just curious

[@fatluigiproductions]

When did Brian try and grab a drone?

[@ModernRogue]

pfft. did you see the photo? There was no "try." I grabbed the hell outta that drone. (and then it chopped up my hand to shit)

[@fatluigiproductions]

The Modern Rogue Seems like you did a good job of it :P

[@crazycodplayer11]

he posted it on Instagram a few months ago

[@dominickbenincasa5043]

This is the first modern rogue video I ever watched

[@bartholomew9453]

I watched this guy from natgeo. Please come back, I miss your show

[@ModernRogue]

This one's better. Stick around with us.

[@RAndrewNeal]

I forgot about that show. Lol But the first time I saw this guy on KZbin, that's where I recognized him from. It was Hacking the System, right?

[@kingbulls3594]

Ya

[@StevenDixonVids]

YEAAAHHHH!!! On the FIRST try! muhahahaaaa lmao.

[@SamEsss]

Most key cutting is done by eye. You have the original key beside your key to be cut and visually reference it. You could cut a key without an original if you are good at cutting keys and can remember the notch pattern. An old guy who does the key cutting at my local lumber and hardware store looks at a key once or twice and cuts it. He’s amazing.