[1100] Yale Assure Electronic Deadbolt Picked (Model YRD-216)

[@Atokad423]

Two of the pins didn't even try to stop him

[@EnsignRedshirtRicky]

They are "smart" pins. They know better.

[@kayned]

@@EnsignRedshirtRicky They went to Yale.

[@juicyfruit6311]

@@kayned To get their "Master(s)" degree?

[@FranklyPeetoons]

Both of those pins later lost their Uncles Ben to armed petty thugs

[@JonatasAdoM]

They knew better.

[@midimusicforever]

A $190 smart lock with a keyway is probably to be considered a $180 smart lock and a $10 keyway lock.

[@JonatasAdoM]

If it has lots of marketing advertising it then yes.

[@LawF250]

Probably even less!!

[@Alexander_l322]

$189 for the smart part and a dollar store keyway lol

[@nitbot]

I dont know, it had bypass shielding and spool pins. It's a bit better than a $10 lock

[@jasonh6312]

@@nitbot It's almost like someone did a cursory google search on what makes a good lock. They read "No bypass on the back and use spools" and implemented those things, but never bothered to test if the lock was actually pick resistant.

[@victorbartlinski4319]

Lockpicking Lawyer: Lemme show you what I mean Camera: *Z O O M*

[@kayned]

Yep. That's hand sweat.

[@johncooper7242]

yeah thats an impressive close up facility would be interested to know what camera is used

[@cyanidetrece]

Enhance!

[@starlordude]

@@johncooper7242 not very impressive. my phone can do that

[@logank]

Palm Reveal!

[@FlyingTurtleLP]

3:48 "Zoom in on this a bit..." *electron microscope mode enabled*

[@DaTimmeh]

This comment is way too underrated lmao, you can almost see between the atoms of LPL's hand XD

[@belperite]

Needs to be careful someone doesn't clone him, given you can almost see his DNA ;)

[@bcary461]

What CERN level equipment is this guy using? Incredible!

[@epimolophant]

I'm really curious to know what camera and lens he is using

[@dmjune1]

🤣🤣🤣

[@yespur87]

Today I forgot the key of my house, luckily I spotted an empty can of red bull on the street, thanks LPL!

[@Blairvoyach]

I locked my car keys in the car and unlocked it just by playing an LPL video at the dashcam! Honest!

[@SK-pj8mg]

Jeff Hartley "honest"lmao im gonna use that from now on

[@dsadasfdsagf4351]

Plot twist: it's not your house

[@computer_dude]

@@dsadasfdsagf4351 That explains the strange people at my house...

[@RWBHere]

@@dsadasfdsagf4351 So that was why I still couldn't find my house keys...

[@sporyles2011]

Hey thanks for going through this lock for me! Much appreciated, look forward to sending you another one soon!

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks again for sending it my way. 👍

[@joeytgolf]

Took him longer to introduce the lock than it took to pick.

[@ThatGuy-sd3zl]

As usual.

[@darindef]

Seems that you're new around here.

[@MotleyStew]

You must be new. 🙄 PMSL

[@furkanwhiteheart9885]

this is great compared to that masterlock he picked in no joke under 3 seconds

[@fireoflife5219]

Furkan Whiteheart I’m new too, can I have a link? I need to S E E I T

[@twjohnson1203]

Episode 14 "Someone is breaking into the house!" "Don't worry, our lock graduated from Yale."

[@lyhenglim6969]

“He was valedictorian of his class!”

[@HariSeldon913]

"I'm not Assured."

[@bushifais1942]

@@lyhenglim6969‘

[@cmdraftbrn]

"i'd expect no less from a Yale man." -maj c.m.winchester III

[@NaughtyShepherd]

But lock’s parents bought their admission...

[@JonatasAdoM]

I'll make a joke with 2 different comments from this video: This smart lock went to Yale to get a Master's degree.

[@bryceleinan]

It set out to do so in a Kwik way too.

[@Shadow81989]

Best comment and summing up of the video! xD

[@ScottKenny1978]

Ouch. 😂😆😂😆😂😆😂😆

[@MikhaelAhava]

Well played sir!

[@kennethhicks2113]

I like it!

[@mjolnirsoul9214]

yale lock: picked in like 5 seconds master lock: are you challenging me?

[@Monni95]

Obviously the challenge is to make a lock that takes least amount of time to open without a key and still require an effort. That means hitting with a fingertip or rubber mallet doesn't count as an effort...

[@CarolinaCajun4870]

For the regulars, the clicks of his picking the locks are as satisfying as ASMR videos.

[@paulelderson934]

Anything can be ASMR to anyone. For me it's the sound of a hardhaired broom on stone tiles, for most it's getting lightly stroked on the skin, especially back of the arm and neck. Asynchronous audio recording can help, but it isn't required.

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

@@paulelderson934 - I love the sound while brooming. It's so nice. I know I can do better with a powered vacuum, but I still go for the hard bristled broom for hard surfaces

[@vincentlemoinefr]

Sounds nice, too bad it doesn't last long 🤣

[@flyfin108]

please do not compare bullshitting asrm videos with high Quality content

[@MrrGNB]

the shocking part to me is how they failed so hard at making a lock that 40% of the pins serve no purpose, like how does that even happen

[@Sheevlord]

I guess they didn't test the product rigorously enough. Maybe the lock they tried to pick didn't have such short pins (after all, these would differ from lock to lock). Pretty sloppy if you ask me

[@wileecoyote5749]

Because majority of locks aren't picked, door or window is busted

[@zuti071]

Even more shocking is that there is still some peoples who start their sentences with small letters in 21st century!

[@spacenoodles5570]

@@zuti071 shut up

[@johne7100]

@@zuti071 Quite the opposite: it's not shocking at all.

[@ThatGuy-sd3zl]

Picked in the amount of time it took to say “And we just got this open”.

[@procyonlotor1906]

A search of YRD-216 puts this video first. Just as well, after watching this, that's all you really need to know about this lock.

[@nemtudom5074]

I can actually tell that he's wearing a mask What a legend

[@lockpickinglawyer]

The lock was a bit reflective for my tastes. 😋

[@jasperhawkins9152]

Wont catch him slipping up, impressive

[@zankumo]

I love the faceless aesthetic.

[@insidiousmaximus]

even brushed the metal

[@mykhalable9433]

Just when I was going to ask Lori Loughlin how to get into Yale, you come along

[@-Raylight]

Yale : _Masterlock, I was expecting someone with your reputation is a little bit "secure"_ Masterlock : *_General Yale, you're shorter _**_-to pick-_**_ than I expected_*

[@minerawesome28]

"So here we're at the high security Federal Reserve Bank vault. So I have taken this apart before and I don't see any obvious blunders. However..."

[@sanjays9080]

Using this Redbull can I found on the road, it can be opened easily due to this minor design flaw

[@pyromaniac354]

don't worry. the vault is full of IOU's and it's all just numbers created out of fresh air which people pay interest on.

[@seriousmaran9414]

"And I was here earlier so don't expect to find anything if you visit."

[@popcorns6472]

I wish I could understand and feel the satisfaction people obviously get from recycling old, used jokes in order to get a few thumbs up on an anonymous website. It seems so sad to me, yet so many people love doing it. What do you get out of it? It's not like you've made this 'joke' up yourself, as it's in the comments of every single LPL video, multiple times.

[@Snailybob]

@@popcorns6472 because its funny

[@quasquasquas]

his voice has got to be the best voice i’ve ever heard in my entire life

[@Locutus]

Sir David Attenborough? Morgan Freeman?

[@TB-sz8ht]

Yale: 5 pin lock LPL: 3 at best

[@thisjoman]

three, take it or leave it

[@kylerae9196]

So Yale, how many pins are in your lock? "Well 5, but actually 3."

[@Kineth1]

You can't forget the marketing department. "You're telling me there are 5 key pins and 5 driver pins?" "We're putting 10 pins on the packaging."

[@Vykori]

Well it could have 6, but actually only really used 3

[@snapcountersteer]

Insert "there's three, actually" meme

[@jack002tuber]

Its a kwikset. They farmed it out to a crap lock maker. Seems to them $ > quality

[@bobbycratchet3958]

This would be ideal in an office setting where picking isn't a concern and there are other more secure locks a person needs to defeat prior to getting to this Yale YRD-216. Props to Yale for your added security precautions and not using an electromagnet . Thankfully LPL showed us your Achilles heal and you can take steps to improve this keypad in its next evolution.

[@noahzahm9860]

When LPL brought out the tray I smiled. 😄

[@frmcf]

We should all aim to master something to the level that this man has mastered his craft.

[@Mahorns]

Another one added to the collection😂

[@Rogue_Rouge]

Your locks will be a fine addition to my collection

[@wrestlemaniamaniac3338]

(Cough cough) General Grevious has entered the chat

[@ingmarfris8175]

We would be honored if you would join us

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

Fixing the driver pins would add, what, another 10 seconds to your pick time? First those tolerances! Thanks for the show!

[@3rdalbum]

Good video! I appreciate you showing us why pins 1 and 5 didn't need to be picked.

[@LesterLovesWatches]

“That’s all I have for you today”. This phrase always makes me 🙁

[@TheNasaDude]

Thinking about it, Warner Bros. "that's all folks!" logo comes to mind Some of these locks are indeed cartoon jokes

[@ssiipp7848]

LPL: "I dont have the expertise" Me: Suprised Pikachu face

[@donnathelightningbug]

He's a lawyer and a lockpicker, not an electrical engineer/computer scientist

[@melkyfernandes]

with the right tool and programs it would be easy.

[@kennethhicks2113]

I'd bet he's working on it.

[@johnmiller8884]

Need to send the electronics to Deviant Ollam for analysis. I bet he can open it just his thumb.

[@Kvltklassik]

My fiance surprised me today with a set of picks and wrenches, my first ever. I'm finally trying my hand at this and looking forward to purchasing a bunch of cheap master and magnum padlocks to practise on. Thanks for introducing me to this fun hobby.

[@mmajagoff1288]

I have been following you forever and I just have to say, you are the winner of all lock picking. I was waiting to see this exact video because the YALE lock featured is what I use on all of my entry doors into my house. I actually have 5 entrances to my house! After I watched this video, I took one of my locks off, and it was very easy to pick! I have even opened this lock using a rake! When I took my lock apart, it was almost identical to the one you just featured. I think I already know what you are going to say, but I would love to hear how you think I could set this core up to make it as secure as I can make it?? I really hope you see this comment because it would mean the world to me if you actually answer my question! You don't only win all of lock picking, but you also win at life! Your Friend, Jason

[@ItsNotAllRainbows_and_Unicorns]

The LockPickingLawyer is the kind of guy that would take apart your lock at your front door, leave you a note about how long it took and suggestions for a better lock sighed with a happy face at the end.

[@ChloeForm]

To be honest, I just bought a lock picking set to start practicing. I'm glad that you got me into this, and I'm glad I found my new hobby.

[@BooelGaymes]

today i opened the lock on my gate with a paper clip and i'm feeling happy and unsafe now

[@CptainCrunch]

Did you rake it and was it a master lock?

[@sparksfilmss]

I picked a doorknob once with my fingernail

[@51-FS]

I opened my neighbor's gate woth bolt cuters. They are out of town

[@SK-pj8mg]

Bart Simpson nice

[@phillipsofthedriver]

@@51-FS We called that in the trades the "universal master key".

[@vanerek]

"but let's take this apart" Two disassembly videos in a row? YES PLEASE!!

[@SSC0002]

"This is the LockPickingLawyer, and today I'll be breaking into Fort Knox. I found several weaknesses in their defense, but this appears to be the most heinous. I'm going to be using the Redbull can that Bosnian Bill and I made"

[@AssassinNaivara]

"Red bull can that I got out of the head guards locker"*

[@brianstraight9308]

Well played referencing Bosnian Bill and the Red Bull can.

[@artstrutzenberg7197]

So my question--say I just bought this lock, and now want to harden it, would a good first pass be to change up the springs (to alter the tension), use longer driver pins, and switch out the key pins so they don't have the dual bevel, and have some security features (spool/serrations)? What else could you do to harden this lock against picking?

[@tonytango6676]

That is something I was thinking myself as well. Can you just buy a better quality core?

[@MrPir84free]

replace the pins with small nails or pins that are so long that the lock cylinder no longer functions. Then use it as a strictly electronic lock.

[@-argih]

if you are meticulous enough you can measure the difference between the pins and file off the excess in the key

[@madtech5153]

since you have to change the pins you still have to adjust the key

[@stirfryjedi]

Really great to see an old school core removal vid with the tray, thanks LPL

[@SakaraCoyfox]

I have a similar lock from Yale, but with no actual keyway (the "backup" is to hold a 9 volt to the bottom of the lock, or go in through a different entrance) I'm curious if mine has any low skill exploits with magnets or anything, or if the only way to open it without a combination or phone app is by destructive means, and if so, how resistant it is to such means. I'm at relatively low risk of anyone trying break in, but I would feel safer knowing the thing wont just fall apart as soon as someone takes a hammer to it

[@snowblood82]

Strong magnet does nothing? I strongly feel like application of magnets on actuator locks should pull another latch in place that jams operation, and more importantly flag for attempted bypassing.

[@johndododoe1411]

Think of legit users carrying magnets for legit reasons and just checking if the door is properly locked, because it's also their job to lock it. So don't raise alarms for magnets that won't bypass that lock anyway.

[@TimNorris2001]

@@johndododoe1411 I don't think he is saying alarms, just flags. So it wouldn't be annoying someone got near the lock with a magnet, but just a chirp when opening, a counter rotation, or the like to reset if someone had gotten near enough with one. That way when the owner got that he would know to be a vigilant.

[@lemster101]

This has a stepper motor rotating the lock I think, not an actuator.

[@johndododoe1411]

@@TimNorris2001 Such flags tend to evolve into easily misunderstood lines in security system event logs. Such lines tend to make security personnel check CCTV tapes and confront the innocent with accusations that go on their employment record, resulting in greater risk of later loosing their livelihood. Hence my warning against lock designers starting down that slippery slope.

[@TimNorris2001]

@@johndododoe1411 I can understand your point here, but let's be honest if you were using this lock in the business for something secure, are you not planning on getting it stolen? This is a consumer grade lock, offers no master keying in default and only needed 3 of 5 pins to be picked, the pins were poorly machined, and double tapered. If you bought this for a home, like it was designed, then it wouldn't be able to cost someone a job, and the homeowner would have a bit more security for attempted break-ins. Don't get me wrong, if that homeowner tied it to an alarm then the function would need to be disabled.

[@cameron-mr1qk]

You did it 1100 padlocks in a row good job dude keep up the great work

[@737Garrus]

Having driver pins go all the way below the shear line is _inexcusable!_

[@paulelderson934]

Let's check that again to make sure it wasn't a fluke

[@limiv5272]

I know very little about locks and I didn't really understand the problem or how having a longer pin would solve it. Would appreciate an explanation if you know

[@NirateGoel]

A longer pin would mean that the pin is positioned between the core on the outer cylinder stopping the core from turning. When a key is put in the top pin should be driven into the outer cylinder allowing the lock to turn, but on that lock it wasn't nesceay.

[@williamjones4483]

@@limiv5272 The so called shear line is the space between the rotating lock cylinder and the stationary housing. Each part contains a number of pins. In order to secure the rotating part from turning except with the proper key, the pins must extend above the shear line into the stationary housing. The pins are made to such a length that when a key is inserted into the lock cylinder they will create their own shear line and let the cylinder rotate to unlock. Here is a video that shows a training lock and how they work. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2OufGCrf7OVo7s

[@limiv5272]

@@williamjones4483 Thanks! Both your explanation and the video you linked were useful (-:

[@DaHaiZhu]

I like these teardowns. I haven't seen you do one in a while. Always learn something new. Thanks!

[@sportlol]

dude, stop picking everything I buy

[@hiimemily]

Stop buying everything he picks!

[@draylex]

So you bought around 1100 Locks? Damn you are rich hehehe

[@SK-pj8mg]

Draylex u must be fun at parties

[@cockatoo010]

Buy disc detainers. they can be picked but the pick him and bosnian bill made is not very common, so disc detainer locks are usually pretty secure

[@Telukin]

We just moved out of a rental property with this exact lock. Phew!

[@AlbertLebel]

A Yale with a Kwikset core, oh my goodness. Excuse me, has anyone seen the ball they dropped ??

[@benjamincrall8065]

No I haven't. It probably fell into the underworld.

[@heyster3]

Reminds me of that kwikset video lpl made by replacing some of the pins so it's harder to pick. Plus if someone picks it then the keys don't work, alerting you to knowing someone tried to pick your lock.

[@jack002tuber]

It sounds surreal.

[@ethan-01]

I know I was seriously disappointed in the feel of the key/keyway when I bought it. The electronic portion of the lock is great though.

[@Dwayne_Bearup]

I think it bounced into the Master lock plant.

[@thechozzman1797]

You got me in to Locksport dude, been subbed for awhile and finally decided to take a crack at it, I find it to be relaxing. Keep killing it with the videos.

[@lambdavoid3715]

Your videos are so satisfying to watch, even when I'm not even that interested in lock picking. Keep up the good work man!

[@somejoe7777]

Yale does make a version of this lock that does not have a keyway at all. It's the Yale Real Living T1L series. Without a keyway at all, the lock is therefore not pickable physically. They make them with Z-Wave compatible wireless if you want, but if you want no wireless at all, you can easily remove the Z-Wave module, and then the lock only works with the keypad. Backup opening capability for dead batteries is provided by two contacts on the bottom of the outside of the lock. You can hold a 9V battery up to the contacts to power up the lock, then enter your code to unlock it. I have used these on my home for 5 years now and they work remarkably well. I recommend multiple sets of rechargable AA batteries, as the locks will go through them rather quickly.

[@santiagoguastavino346]

And as always, have a nice day.

[@majorstacksAoe]

I have had this lock for a few years. When I saw the thumbnail, I freaked out and thought it would have some easy way of opening (like a magnet or something). So glad it didn't

[@slick4401]

By Thor, that lighting fast change to macro! What camera are you using, LPL????

[@Platypus_Warrior]

Didn't really paid attention to the lock after some time. Amazed by your technique and tools. Great zoom too!

[@thebestican2683]

Hey I know this is an old video - but could you intentionally foul the keyway so that it is inoperable - thereby relying on the more secure smartlock features?

[@graemewells3716]

Been so long since a lock came apart love it

[@marcosmelendez09]

Was about to buy this. I just saved 190 usd. Thanks Lawyer

[@mattzukowski1207]

It's now $40.00 in brass only and if you plan to rekey the driver pins can be replaced. So can the Z-wave module or it can just be pulled.

[@DiscoveryIzzy]

He did it! It has been so long since he dismantled a lock!

[@spelldaddy5386]

Can you do a video demonstrating putting a lock back together? You take all these locks apart to see the pins, and I recently did the same, but I'm having trouble putting it back together, especially the driver pins

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

Can't even begin to tell you, how much Yale has impressed me as a manufacturer of ... QUALITY.

[@Gobober]

I used to build these in a warehouse, that's the basic kw/sc1 key way, you can get them with almost any other lock the company makes

[@Ericbomb]

So this actually answers a weird problem I had! I found an old Hong Kong made lock in my garage the old owners left behind, but I was super confused because I legit only needed to touch a single pin to pick it open, and the other pins never seemed to set properly if I bothered touching them. So I guess this is a common problem!

[@AlejandroInAustin]

It's nice to see the original pin plate, always liked it more than the LPL branded plate.

[@blatherskite9601]

Was about to buy one for my front door... No way! Thanks, LPL!

[@larsreed7116]

Is there a particular lock you would recommend for home use? I'm purchasing a house and near the top of my list is replacing or at least rekeying all the locks.

[@LikeOnATree]

I love, just love, watching LPL gut a lock!

[@AsitShouldBe]

nice work, thank to you i've bought a cal .27 ramset and i'm destroying everything, lol!

[@Taurmin]

I have the Yale Doorman which i believe is essentially the same as this, but entirely electronic. I got it so that i could issue temporary key codes to cleaners, carpenters or cat sitting neighbours, but have been dreading the thought that it might have some easily explotable weakness like a lot of the electronic locks you look at. It does make me feel a little better that you didnt find any easy exploits on the asssure.

[@TomOConnor-BlobOpera]

The "pins on the shear line" thing is really common in Yale locks. I found exactly the same in a Euro-profile Yale cylinder recently.

[@ant647448336]

This is going to get picked fast..

[@regallic]

It's the LPL everything gets picked fast

[@programaths]

@@regallic That piked my interest very fast too!

[@KinreeveNaku]

Christian Baune piqued is the word you’re looking for

[@Lunarr_Eclipse]

@@KinreeveNaku hmm

[@jack002tuber]

@@KinreeveNaku Bazinga!

[@noredine]

So nice of them to put in pre-picked pins

[@davemcdaniel4856]

Wait, a yale lock with kwikset keyway? Their own yale paracentric keyway not good enough anymore?

[@DKWorldCom]

Would you suggest replacing all of the pins, keeping the key the same, and varying the style of driver pins?

[@jnb756]

This is the lock picking lawyer and today I am going to take Yale to the school of easy locks (to pick)

[@fenveros]

Your camera is really great.

[@CoinsAndCapsaicin]

I was at my local Walgreens. Noticed their electronic padlock has ONLY the number 1 worn. Presumably you can just press the 1 and enter the pharmacy.

[@cassanovaxviii]

*A shield to prevent bypasses that's always nice to see* 0_0 Final words before your house is broken into

[@natehansen9650]

Man just busted through those pins like a master lock

[@thiccnicc6848]

Haven’t had a good lock dissection in a while. Cool vid bro.

[@ashishpatel350]

You should do more of these smart locks.

[@kennethhicks2113]

An honest lawyer...who picks locks! Feynman would be proud : )

[@ohioplayer-bl9em]

I have a similar lock on my house. I have considered putting a dab of jb weld in the keyway. I have never used the key and actually I'm not sure where it is. I can always get in different ways if the battery would die. However it warms you when the battery starts to run low.

[@matgaming1163]

Can you try the Nest x Yale lock next? It doesn’t have a keyhole.

[@Rufus6540]

$190 for that? Man I'm glad you post LPL!

[@NeilPBrooks]

Can we talk about how good that camera focuses?

[@den2k885]

I want a Fallout / Skyrim mod that says "nothing on one... binding on two..." when lockpicking.

[@veraxis9961]

Oblivion's picking minigame was a lot closer to the real thing, but even then it's not quite accurate to how picking works IRL. An accurate (or at least semi-accurate) lockpicking minigame would be fun IMO.

[@den2k885]

@@veraxis9961 yes but it was obnoxious in game. Especially the one false step -> reset game part.

[@minigolfkid]

Nancy Drew games have awful lock picking minigames - most are timed and with little explanation of the tools.

[@chillmorte]

Omg yes

[@recklessroges]

3:45 I'm guessing that LPL doesn't have any locks at home that scan palm prints.

[@IrWayZ]

How is the bidding chosen for these mass produced locks? This might happen a lot and nobody knows?

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

All a company has to do is meet the agreed upon specifications. If a specification is met, the machining not looking good doesn't matter.

[@jack002tuber]

Q and A all went home?

[@jdlfpr]

Wow! Any videos coming on the Lockly Secure Plus? I'd like to see how easy that one is, the fingerprint and coding looks great, but I have doubts about the key lock.

[@merpius]

Geez, you picked that faster than my Yale Assure lock opens when I've entered the code. Fortunately, mine does not have a keyed backup (it provides a place to charge it with a 9 volt if the batteries die).

[@culperwoodhull6726]

Wow, that's a huge error. Great videos as always, LPL, and take care.

[@iainwalker8701]

Don't like how that key looks identical to the one on my Yale lock... time to visit the hardware store!

[@PinkFloydBootlegs]

LPL sounds like he's wearing a mask. Even though the lock doesn't even show much lol

[@eastpetersen]

I have the keyless variant of these I would be curious on your thoughts on those?

[@johncooper7242]

excellent... I so look forward to your daily vlogs ...hope you never run out of locks lol

[@unmasktheredrum2887]

We all can guess the amount of security once he said smart lock

[@IncertusetNescio]

I swear the the amount of circuitry a lock has inversely correlates to the security strength of the physical lock. The more there is, the weaker the lock hardware.

[@karlashley8680]

Really, that holds true with most systems - the more complicated the electronics, especially electronics talking to each other, the less secure it is. Like with a computer, only real way to keep its data secure is to keep it unplugged inside a secure location.

[@tortex1]

@@karlashley8680 Maybe, but this wasn't a "the electronics are really easy to bypass/manipulate" case, but a "the physical lock is crap, 'good job' yale" case. Which is just sad, but not surprising.

[@rucker69]

And if not that, when he said Kwikset keyway

[@norbertfleck812]

Somehow I have got the impression that "smart lock" means "no need to damage the door"

[@ImGumbyDangit]

I was really surprised to hear you say it had a kwikset keyway. Then only needing to pick three pins. YIKES.

[@khloeprower6087]

I'm curious as to why a Kwikset keyway was in a Yale lock to begin with? Most of their cylinders can be popped open with a strongly worded prayer.

[@inlangford]

Locks on home doors are just for looks anyway! A slight hip check to most front doors will open them right up.. unless you have strengthened the door frame where it makes contact. I've always thought what a joke door frames are for security!

[@danielv3228]

Once I saw your first video show up in my feed, I have been going back through your past videos. Is a cheap banggood set still considered the way to start learning or ? Thanks.

[@peterchancellor6728]

I started with the Banggood set of picks. It's perfect to begin with. However don't buy the disc detainer pick from them

[@delaneyjones3995]

Wow you are very good. It would be nice if you could recommend a good lock. Maybe do a locks review. Well done

[@Bobaganusche72]

Does he ever recommend door locks that are hard to pick, or just show off ones with design flaws?

[@kennethhicks2113]

A couple times but check his vid's as he's just about picked every lock in existence.