How does a Pin Tumbler Lock work?

[@kyanjacobs8786]

Thank you i was wondering how those work my whole life😃

[@WasiMaster]

100th Liker

[@elanurhariboyiyen2564]

Are you thief?

[@privateger]

@@elanurhariboyiyen2564 Are you dumb?

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[@sansytube42]

Me too

[@EclipsedShadowK]

I kinda have an idea how a lock works from the Lock Picking Lawyer

[@lukefaughnan5224]

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[@Winlonghorn_iso]

IT RAINED MARSHMALLOWS YESTERDAY! I'M NOT KIDDING, MAN. Same here bro

[@phs125]

It hurt me when he called the core a plug

[@Winlonghorn_iso]

p Hs I know

[@michaelmendillo4614]

He is Awesome ! Lol,, 😁✌

[@md.al_tasdid_ul9102]

thief plz Don't watch it...

[@egeo8429]

Sifat Samai didn’t see the comment until I press the video

[@0xVENx0]

;c oki

[@outbunda8701]

To late XD

[@doge5603]

im not before i watch that...

[@keizzyalvarado3202]

Why, is it a stolen video?

[@quebec__12]

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[@seantaggart7382]

Well this maybe fun

[@quebec__12]

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[@dunameya3398]

How many writers came here to check? XD

[@MrAledro84]

Master key or "This is the Lock Picking Lawyer and today..."

[@seppobastian]

You need more subscirbes and you would deserve all of them

[@JaredOwen]

Feel free to share with your friends! Thanks seppobastian

[@jingrenchan3401]

yea i was expecting alot more subs

[@fatmamba0072]

Seppobastian you need a lot more grammar

[@derjon5]

Not only that, but views too, and likes.

[@Golden-fq4ds]

Hey this is my first video and it was grate so I'ma subscribe 😎

[@PythonGaming1234]

This lock is not a good lock you can see that there are only five pins no security pins and it’s probably vulnerable to a combing attack.

[@yashrawat9409]

*"Click at 2 , nothing at 3"* - LPL *"This is the tool that Bosnian Bill and I made"* -LPL

[@ijheller]

The additional shafts with master pins actually compromise the security of the lock. For instance, if there are 3 shafts with master pins, this means that there are 8 possible keys that can open the lock, instead of just 2 keys with the single shaft containing the master pin.

[@ShivamTiwari-tt2gv]

Kach kuch 😆

[@securityman6666]

You are correct in this assessment. The security of a lock with any level of master keying is lessoned by the addition of the master pins.

[@nyri0]

@@securityman6666 But more master pins allow for finer tuning of access permissions, right? E.g someone has access to one room, someone to the whole floor, someone to the whole building.

[@possiblyzslot838]

@@nyri0 True, but if I'm a burglar I could probably show up with a bunch of random similar keys and there's a bigger chance I can break in. Didn't do the math of what those chances are but I guess the point is the same

[@possiblyzslot838]

@@nyri0 Also take into account some lazy key designs. You might've heard plenty of stories or had an experience yourself where a key works on a door that it shouldn't. That was the case with my school and it's not so unbelievable because of the sheer amount of different permission keys and doors that existed in the single building.

[@sonoelectric]

Jared, I'm a big fan of your work. Your animations are impeccable! Thank you for posting this video

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you David!

[@holom2076]

@3ds maxhe uses blender and he is the one who animates, he says it in like all of his videos at the end: "Im Jared Owen and I love to animate videos"

[@doreenellul]

Omg me too

[@magdalenewee7051]

@@JaredOwen fourth

[@silverhammermax3987]

How are pin tumbler locks mass produced if each one needs to be different.

[@silverhammermax3987]

Oh thank you

[@Impetuss]

Every single one isnt different btw, say they make 100 locks, with 10 different combinations.

[@sappyjohnson]

@3ds max Wouldn't it be easy to get a master key for each different brand?

[@sappyjohnson]

@3ds max That's too complicated for me. Fascinating though. Let me ask you this. Knowing what you know about locks, does it make it easier for you to be able to pick one?

[@pwnputty]

Fun facts about locks: most locks have 5 different shafts in the lock. Some have 6. Different manufacturers have different numbers of pins. Ie Taymor and schlage have pins 0 to 9. Where as some of the weiser locks use 0 to 6. if you look on the side of your keys you can sometimes see a 5 or 6 digit number. Its the number that corresponds to the pins in your lock. different numbers are different sizes of pins. 0 being the smallest and 9 being the biggest. Thats all for now. Maybe ill think of more that i have seen and put them in another video.

[@saintgospelrap3386]

Why do the pins not fall once u turn the latch?

[@56independent42]

@@saintgospelrap3386 the inside is all metal, exept for a gap where the key goes in. when you turn it, the pins wont fall because the metal is there to stop it

[@saintgospelrap3386]

@@56independent42 oh ok. I believe I understand it now. It's like a cylindrical piece that only has one side opening to it

[@56independent42]

@@saintgospelrap3386 yeah, imagine a circle and on top is a thing(maybea pin), and if it is over a hole in the circle, the thing falls, and you get it out of the circle by putting something in (maybe a key) and when you turn the circle, the pin doesent go down.

[@saintgospelrap3386]

@@56independent42 thank u

[@steve122140]

Great stuff! I'm an English teacher whose craft is language; however, I greatly enjoyed this mechanical video simply because it 'Opens the door' to infinite curiosity of interest. I actually used it with my class to introduce them to 'Process Composition'.

[@zeth526]

The easiest way to figure that out is playing Elder Scrolls:Oblivion i know i am very smart no need to thank me

[@josephsacco8381]

There’s something so romantic about the line “if you like this video, you’ll also like my video on door handles”

[@toastedolive6764]

I know these locks from thief simulator

[@lelinh2561]

I love to know that there are still such interesting and useful videos like yours. Thanks for making them.

[@JaredOwen]

Your welcome!

[@securityman6666]

Can I respectfully suggest a correction in your video? When describing the master key system your video shows the head shape of a Quickset, Schlage and an ASSA key. The milling (keyway) of these 3 different keys would not allow them to work within the same lock shown so it would not be a functional master key system.

[@thedarkknight4243]

pin tumblers are easy to pick

[@anewmessage6669]

yeah and easy to break too

[@anewmessage6669]

cause the pins arent very strong often u can just drill it with a powerful wireless drill

[@nootaboot7042]

Yea I learned lock picking in like 30 mins

[@saintgospelrap3386]

Why do the pins not fall when u twist the latch?

[@nootaboot7042]

@@saintgospelrap3386 the tension from the tensioner squeezes the pins like a pair of pliers grabbing onto metal

[@jackwalters3928]

So when a master key exists in a building, all the locks are identical except for one small part of them. So anyone can enter any door as long as they make a slight alteration to their already existing key, which they can compare to the keys of other apartments in the same building and find which parts are the same and which part is different.

[@JaredOwen]

True but that would take a lot of work and expertise to do

[@jackwalters3928]

@@JaredOwen Well I wouldn't trust a lock that belongs to a building with a master key anyway.

[@richmondarellano6078]

Took me 16 years, to realize it was not a "keyhole" instead a keyway.... My life is a lie.

[@PoutyJinx]

Thank you so much! I was stuck in a video game and didn't know how to continue but thanks to the tutorial I managed to get through the lock!

[@chefrenjoseph345]

Omg are you playing signalis too?

[@PoutyJinx]

@@chefrenjoseph345 yeeeeesssss

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That must be the channel i was looking for during my whole youtube experience!!!

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[@Winlonghorn_iso]

Sorry i dont speak noodle

[@jagadeeshgurana4490]

Pretty cool, one more thing I like here is the introduction of channel in a simple and cool way rather than just demanding us to subscribe to the channel in the very beginning..

[@DoctorTex]

Booker: What are you doing? Elizabeth: You're a rougish type, what does it look like I'm doing? Done! Booker: Where did you learn to pick locks? Elizabeth: Years of KZbin, Jared Owen and spare time, you'd be surprised.

[@m.r.d4550]

“Each key has its own unique shape” Me with a pair of paper clips🤠

[@mariamolchanova3831]

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[@saintgospelrap3386]

Why do the pins not fall?

[@AndrewSilvaVlogs]

because when you turn the cylinder, theres still a physical cylinder holding them up. What you're seeing in the video is just half of the cylinder.

[@saintgospelrap3386]

@@AndrewSilvaVlogs oh ok. Thank u.

[@bdhdh27mviewsd93]

Thanks i was trying to figure out how to break into my enemy’s house😊

[@lailasharida8034]

Me a thief: *PREPARE THE THIEF TOOL* Edit: seriously I'm not a thief

[@bigb222]

DIAMONDHEAD908 I feal trying to be funny but no one laughs

[@mrkrills8839]

2:38 out of context is hilarious

[@SnoopyDoofie]

You didn't explain the master key very well. At 2:13 and 2:21, the keys are almost identical. Yet, for all the other keys that everyone in the building has, they must be completely different, otherwise someone from one apartment could use their key to go into a different apartment. You need to explain that.

[@williamgrenier7683]

Awesome videos man instant subscribe and like !

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[@pheonixfire4544]

LockPickingLawyer: *exists* KZbin: Let us rebel

[@monarkking6713]

So can you help me buy a master key because I always forget which key has which lock

[@DogerBeaner]

Though the “plug” was the core.

[@arvala3810]

How can the driver pins stay above when the key pins are rotating?

[@BukuiZhao]

Solar Lolbit the plug(the core)should rotate in the other way

[@devangliya7131]

Just discovered this guy and now I am binge watching. Great work!

[@njcurmudgeon]

And, if you watch The Lockpicking Lawyer's channel on here, you'll know how easily they can be picked!

[@rohitchilhorkar8114]

Very much impressed by the way you animate it, you turn every complex parts to it's simplest form.. You deserve more subscribers..! Thank you for making us understand these working of parts..😄

[@RH-kh8gs]

The pin levels should be lined up with the shear line ? Or can I just level them all up the line?

[@Winlonghorn_iso]

It’s not called a plug it’s called a core

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Setelah melihat vidio ini Maling semakin tambah wawasan Literasi dlam perkuncian....

[@aregulargamer4144]

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[@tgmtf5963]

I don't understand the master key part. How can it open all doors? Can someone explain. Thanks

[@gimmethegepgun]

Adding another driver pin to a shaft makes it so that there's a second cut that will make that shaft allow the lock to open. By designing the locks that you want to master key such that all of them have a common cut key that will open them, but different individual keys for each lock, that master key will open them while the others will only open their own lock.

[@bmwforlife6951]

Still don't understand the masterkey. Every lock in the door is different, so if the first shaft gets in position, you still have the other vertical shafts which are different. How do they all line up then?

[@weltlos]

Yep, you're right. I think to get a useful master key system you need to create a completely new shear line by adding a master pin to every existing driver. These master pins have of course different sizes in every lock because they add up with the already unique key pin sizes while the shear line stays the same.

[@ZenoDLC]

The ones that doesn't have master pins all have the same shear line

[@Respect2theFallen]

When a master key is made for example for a school, Is every set of shafts and pins similar in shape but they add extra pins so the master key can open it? If my question is hard to understand I guess I'm asking could you compare two different pin tumbler systems that would use the same master key. Visually I was confused with the example because it was just a pin added to the first shaft. I'll watch it again though

[@TheRealYoungNastyman]

This is such an in-depth and great video! Keep up the good work!

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Me: KZbin recommendations:

[@ataata9148]

شرحك مفيد ومختصر وشكرا. على الشرح اتما لك التوفيق

[@CallyWasHereOfficial]

Was expecting a sponsor from Yale

[@JaredOwen]

😂 Maybe next time!

[@Koolkole27]

How did you make the animation? Like software and such I am making a similar animation.

[@TheCritz]

How to open a door : Press E or F

[@OliverSeanie]

**This door is locked**

[@ra_alf9467]

Try to unlock the door *Lockpicking Increased to 30* *Level Up*

[@green_beard]

thanks bro, someone mess up the lock at my door and I could not get in. Good thing I had a back door and now I took down the lock and I'm trying to understand how it works. Normally I would enter the key with the sharp things pointing above, but now that is switched and they need to go pointing down. The thing is that the key only half enters this way. And I actually made it work, with a paper clip, lol

[@derekbroestler7687]

I got to your channel because of the vids you did on star wars stuff but then saw this. As a full time professional locksmith, this is actually one of the better animations I've seen. VERY well done!!!

[@SnoopyDoofie]

1:26 What causes the pins to move up? Logically, you would think that the key pushing horizontally against them would just jam. Even with a slight angle to the edge where the pin makes contact with the key, the key should still not move upwards. Or do these edges have to be at a certain angle to overcome the jamming?

[@antoniomaglione4101]

The Yale key, other than pushing the pins in the lock to the right height, also has a concave ridge on its sides. As matter of fact, any wrong key can enter the cylinder and not turn, or will not enter at all. That is caused by the ridge, and double the number of combinations for a given set of pins Thanks for the video...

[@securityman6666]

Yale does have a "Keymark" series of high-security side-milled keys but the concept predates their design by many years. ASSA (which now owns Yale) has had their Sidebar system for a few decades.

[@joey882286]

I remember I was at a elementary school during 5th grade. My teacher somehow had a master key that opens up most of the doors of the school. The door was locked and she decided to open the door and I worked! And tested the key with other doors and and it worked. My my uncle had a neighbor who has the same key profile coincidentally. So when I just saw this video I now understand why how my teacher was lucky enough to have a master key. Good Times back in the 90s Good Times. She never stole anything. Really good woman.

[@amlabonnaya8173]

owe sweet memories dear!

[@egorgamming5602]

This music makes me remember Everlasting Summer

[@autumnbarnes1963]

I tried to do it without using it lockpick I tried using with the tool not to break it I couldn't break it but you don't like tablets certain times There is a certain spot you have to tap it or it'll just start all over again so I just started at the front 1st get to the other 1 the second 1 then the 3rd then the 4th It's easy not really because I think the other ones are gonna bounce back out oh I'm very stupid I'm very stupid sorry But I can try I'll try

[@RealGeorgeWashingtonFr]

Breaking news, thievery level rises to 100%

[@codboss7092]

i came home today and i opened the door with the key and for some reason i had a random taught about how it works. i sit down go to youtube and this video pops up in my recommended. at this point a really start to think that google is reading our minds

[@theoriginalonion7545]

I LUV WHAT YOU DO

[@vg8362]

this guy is so smart he studied everything you're my king!

[@SamiulHaque]

Very Nice Video Keep It Up

[@JaredOwen]

😎

[@a_prsn]

*when you know all this cuz you play blood and truth* You’ve underestimated my power

[@System3200]

0:17 Naah im busy tryna open the door but not break the key cuz its so hard for me

[@phoenix21studios]

how do lock pickers get the pin to stay up ?

[@Youtube..Enjoyer]

they twist too

[@phoenix21studios]

@@KZbin..Enjoyer it seems like a perfectly fitted piece wouldn't do that tho. maybe if core were bigger they could be made more precise ?

[@tomkenney5365]

@@phoenix21studios That is what separates a good lock from a poor one. Cheap locks are made with sloppy tolerances, high security locks are tighter. A "perfect lock" would have all pins bind at the same time, meaning you would have to pick all pins simultaneously, but only pushing them up the correct distance, or in other words, in which case your "pick" would look exactly like the key. A "perfect lock" would be unpickable.

[@chaosblitz7921]

Tension wrenches my boy. When we lift a pin to the correct height, the plug(or cylinder) will turn a little bit. The reason this works is because the pins are not the same size.

[@torpedo996]

Finally, I can understand how a lock works.

[@d0g3br34d]

"Look what happens when the wrong key is inserted" OCD

[@th317erd]

This is very well done! Thank you for your incredible work on this! :D

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you!

[@ketaminocmapper6301]

And scools prefer to teach us what happened 2000 years ago...

[@nathansoper1831]

Ironic you spelt school wrong?

[@thelavagod]

The master key was from granny 1:52

[@amogusus7695]

1:05 i saw this type of lock in MAFIA 2 game 😄😄

[@humoyunkoraboev9855]

Game play and story are good. but the end sucks (personal opinion )

[@shikhanshu]

these animations are so beautiful and elegant that they bring tears to my eyes and warmth to my heart...

[@JaredOwen]

😎

[@satyampandey890]

Oh my god ! I can understand your feelings behind this expression! You had earnest desire to understand this for a long time in your thoughts

[@sagayapanneer9052]

Tumbler pins are not obtained through proper channels, even lkg students can unlock tumblers,

[@Street-Smart3]

I was curious how lock works. Thanks for the video.

[@زهرةالشام-ظ2ع]

Can the thief re-lock the door using the same method? An important question, because my friend found the door closed. she changed the cylinder several times while the thief was entering. What is solution?

[@زهرةالشام-ظ2ع]

🤔

[@AdenUnavailable]

Robbers watching this video: Interesting...

[@acgolem]

Great video my 6 year old was asking how locks work. I could've tried to explain it and he would've glazed over. This was clear, quick and to the point with simple but effective animation

[@breestakebobba2318]

Me: ah, yes. I am currently home from the local grocery store to this current state of minute. *unlocks door* Me: wait a minute. This locks uses bars in order to unlock this currently son of wall while the key uses hinges or cuts in the metal in order to fit in a hollow space inside this what humans call door. _interesting_

[@Mur-lock68]

Well Done Jared! just Found your Channel and subscribed!

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you!

[@Jacob-df5hr]

If you need to have a master key, and in keeping with the example only the first shaft has a master pin, does that mean shafts 2-5 need to be identical on every other lock?

[@hernanj.gonzalez3461]

I had this same doubt, I feel that this should have been explained more at length

[@The-Alien.]

That's why I destroyed my door to see what is indode

[@Slash1066]

Small click out of three, some counter rotation and we got this open folks...

[@Dadudi]

This is gonna be useful for burglars 🤣

[@donutgoma]

I watch this video and I suscribe at the moment Saludos desde España

[@litteladventureslucasmygui7623]

How did you create all this 3D animation on your KZbin channel

[@roz4747]

Made copies, is it good to use the new ones and put the old more worn ones for spares???

[@चन्द्रसिंह-झ9र]

आपने बहुत अच्छी तरह से समझाया। हमें ताले से संबंधित जानकारी प्राप्त हुई इसके लिए आपका बहुत बहुत आभार। 👍👌

[@DramaticBatu]

What

[@redhorizon7225]

1:35 so the springs just magically stop working?

[@mrbuhat1852]

The thumbnail looks like when you try to steal in MAFIA2 Edit: when you steal a car

[@gingyman99]

Nice. Now I can make a cardboard replica of that lock for my safe.

[@FakeExotic]

A card reader does the work easier

[@shortestcomment7052]

I can open any lock with my nail filer or philer

[@blackmamba7553]

Thanks you Now every house is mine😆

[@Willster7471]

I noticed my car door key will no longer unlock my car manually. Why is that?

[@zzzzealotttt]

I still remember that time my locker key could open 2 other lockers