[200] HUGE Kasp 19070X Padlock (CEN 6) Picked and Gutted

[@sheriff9396]

What a great pick and beautiful lock, it never ceases to amaze me how small the core looks when extracted from such huge metal housings.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks.

[@Zodliness]

While I found the lock itself is a real solid anti-theft deterrent, it can unlike many smaller locks have the cylinder replaced with a wide choice of available cores, as kindly demonstrated in this video. I've chosen to install a Yale dual element pin-in-pin & slider euro cylinder, which really adds to the time required to pick two separate elements. WHEN YOU CAN'T BRUTE FORCE A LOCK OPEN, THE OPPORTUNISTIC THIEF WILL WALK AWAY EMPTY HANDED EVERY TIME!

[@Taco_Syndicate]

Nicely done sir. I do believe the reason why it is easier to pick with the flat top comes down to the very reason locks are pickable to begin with. That small change allows the tolerances of the shear line to be that much more sufferable.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks, and could be.

[@c3p0r2d2abc]

Congrats on number 200. Indeed a great lock with a mediocre core. Glad to see you're going to fix it.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks.

[@geordiejohn3703]

Very interesting, it's a big beautiful lock so what a shame the pick resistance is so poor, thanks for the look inside.

[@ryanmurray3598]

My experience at drilling round stuff at work, is that you can drill more accurately against a flat surface and the drill wont wander or flex. So my guess is that you might have better tolerances making it more difficult to find a binding order. Not that it seems to slow you down any. Great vid

[@Zodliness]

Good video. After a failed attempt to steal my son's quad last night, I purchased this very same KASP padlock today, (15 security rating) to prevent another physical attack. I wish however I had seen your video. I'm in agreement with you, I've now replaced the core with a steel cylinder & an almost gnarled key bidding! They ran as soon as the Magnum Titan disc lock screamed at them... LOL

[@rickg7335]

Nice one! You've got great skill, really enjoy the uploads.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks.

[@JessHull]

That is an intimidating lock. So cool you can fit a standard size euro! I think I'm a typical man brain in that I always gravitate towards these huge locks when looking at locks to purchase. Even though typically their size doesn't seem to add to their pick difficultly.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

I'm seeing a fair bit of this. The Huno 80 from a couple days ago is another example... CEN 5, and open in under a minute.

[@Potti314]

That's a big one - wow! Awesome picking. I hate these flattened plugs. They make the shear line wider and cause and easier pick. But they also prevent sticky keys when there is wear on key or pins with the time. (just my thoughts).

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... the MT5+ currently residing in this lock fixes that problem nicely. :-)

[@peterestall]

Nice one, I have the same lock and love it, but still haven't managed to pick it, and the bitting looks quite similar to yours. Mine has the pins that hold the anti drill plate to the core pushed in flush so the plate spins, probably makes it more drill resistant and doesn't help with picking either.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks -- got your package yesterday, along with this locks. I'll dig in soon. Thanks. As for the little flush pins and the spinner, I have them also (but mine were held in place with grease), but can't figure them out. If the plate spins, the pins will drop out the bottom of the lock. I don't understand what they are there for.

[@peterestall]

Glad they arrived OK and thanks for letting me know. I haven't got a clue about the pins, mine are jammed in and wont fall out??

[@سعيدثابت-خ5ص]

حقيقه انت معلم ...شكرا على شرحك المفيد

[@adrianleon9487]

buen trabajo compañero. no hay nada que se le resista!! candados de mas de 50 euros y abiertos en segundos. es increible su habilidad. SALUDOS

[@lockpickinglawyer]

+adrian leon Gracias. diría que este es decepcionante , pero yo sabía lo que estaba haciendo desde el principio. Yo siempre había planes para cambiar el mecanismo .

[@danielroglich3309]

Great job picking brother. That kasp is huge. Thanks for sharing it.

[@michaelboty2346]

The keyway guard would give a problem with the key turning on the MT5+ as it is 90 degrees round from the standard cylinder.

[@KentonPatron]

Hi LPL, loving the videos.... on the pinning tray here I notice 2 small steel pins. You never mentioned those? Also are there ANY commercial lock cores with threaded chambers?

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks. Those pins index the anti drill plate on the front of the lock. They are not really needed, and will fall out with use. I think they are there for the manufacturing process, but that's just a guess. As for threaded chambers, there are some ASSA and Ruko locks that have threading from the factory.

[@thelockpickinglebowski633]

I didn't see what happened to the tiny springs for the posts that go into the anti-drill plate.

[@elonmask50]

Hi LPL, I really love your videos, I’m new to you channel and am madly binging through the back catalogue, how did you go fitting the MT5 core, not well I’m guessing, the bottom cover would prevent a perpendicular key from entering the cylinder, my suggestion would be to reuse the original cylinder, in a split core arrangement, the drill protection plate should hold the front section of the core in place, regards and thanks for all the hours you have put into teaching /entertaining me.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

It drops right in, but you turn the key counterclockwise to unlock. 👍

[@jimmcandrews3500]

I love your video's. I am wondering if you have done a by pass for a steamer trunk with a barrel key. Thanks.

[@Assorted-Moose-Nonsense]

Is the cylinder swap straight forward? The Euro cylinder appeared to have 2 pins for the anti-drill plate. Can a new cylinder be fitted without them? Also, would you happen to know the cylinder size? Many thanks.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

The swap is easy... no need to pin the plate. Without the pins, it acts as a spinner!

[@raga7729]

Pins are there for a reason. They are to hold anti drill plate in place, so keyway is always open. When someone is drilling they will brake off. When he replaced the core he lost the function of keyway being always ready to accept the key. If anti drill plate spins out of place you going to have to rotate it in place before inserting they key.

[@SaarYanivsaar]

how can you replace between the locks -the dimple key-hole orientation is different from the the original lock, it seems that with the dimple lock inside, the hole orientation will be like the tumbler when it's in open position, because of the restriction of the front metal plate. you will able to turn the key (when the dimple is inside) only anti clockwise. the dimple may turn, but will it activate the actuator correctly, when turned to the other side?

[@MultiVde]

Good looking lock! Don't forget to show us the lock with the MT5 core :D

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... maybe the lock will make another appearance.

[@Jason_Music]

How do you access the pins from the bottom with that paracentric keyway. Do you rotate the pick midsection ? How can you push those pins up to the top it need be ? Thanks. Great video as usual !

[@mrkultra1655]

That lock is like Arby’s, it’s got the beef

[@Chinga3000]

Hi, er, I am a novice to this & was wondering why no one ever bothers doing these "experiments" on 5/8 lever Baldwin locks like they have on mini-mansions or those huge, wjde front doors? Is it even possible as I wonder how Fed Special Entry Teams gain access to surreptitiously plant bugs like in Soprano's episode widda lamp lol!

[@JohnDoe-fn1me]

Hi, could you please let me know where to get a cylider for it and if a Dom Diamant can fit inside as a alternative. Thanks in advance and keep up the awesome work.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Most half euro profile cylinders of the proper length will fit. I doubt a diamant would fit... my concern would be getting the key past the retainer plate.

[@JohnDoe-fn1me]

Thank you very much for the advice, and yes you are correct about the keyway. I am based in Europe and would realy appreciate if you could tell me on which website I could order the ML MT5+ cylinder for this padlock as I was unable to do so for the last 3 months :(

[@lockpickinglawyer]

The prices on normal web stores are very high. I've found the best prices on ebay... I'd help you look, but my searches only show sellers who will ship to the USA, and not necessarily ones that will ship to Europe. If it helps, my price target for an MT5+ core is normally $60-70USD, which is attainable on ebay... if you want to buy right away (without waiting for the "right" price), you will probably end up spending more. Also, be sure to measure your core before ordering and get something that is the same size. IIRC, it should be roughly 30mm, but you should definitely check.

[@JohnDoe-fn1me]

Sir, you are have been very helpful and I want to say thank you. Also if is is possible to include Abus 20/80 Diskus Plus padlock in one of your future videos and your opinion of their overall security rating for their padlocks and cyliders that they have. Thank you very much.

[@JohnDoe-fn1me]

Hi, thank you for the advice and effort. Could you please tell me if the European half cylinder from Abus Pfaffenhain line of products would fit instead of Mul-T-Lock MT5+? As they might be easier to find in Europe. Happy New Year and hope you continue uploading great content :)

[@LEO-y4v9n]

I think you can drill the bottom plate right where the screw holds the plate, what you think?

[@lostandfound1004]

That looks like a beast, I love it! Hey if you buy another you can start doing work out videos.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

LOL... true enough. Very heavy.

[@kasupa14]

😅🤣

[@rogersyversen3633]

I wonder if one of these wold go around a normal racing bicycle tire as that little extra addon security

[@KarlBunker]

It looked like the key didn't work until you pulled it out about a 1/16". Or is that due to the key normally hitting the anti-drill plate?

[@lockpickinglawyer]

You are exactly correct. The spacing is based off the plate, not the face of the lock.

[@dbillionaer]

not sure how you would get the mt5+ in there to work with that bottom plate being made for a vertical keyway unless you just drill it out to a full circle

[@lockpickinglawyer]

It works because the key can be turned 90 degrees IN EITHER DIRECTION to open it. :-)

[@AnselChin]

Would it be correct to say that by milling a flat on the top of the core has the effect of lowering the tolerance for the shear line? The shear line has grown wider because the core no longer fits snugly against the bible.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

That's what I was thinking, but I guess it would depend on how much you milled off. If you don't go beyond the pin edge, then it may not have any effect in that manner, because it is at the edge where the binding takes place.

[@tonyholt90]

would have loved to see you upgrade that lock, maybe in another vid you could show?

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Too late already done.

[@pickbeard2690]

Nice picking on a truly huge lock( been looking for one for a while).👍🔓🍻😎 I did notice the two indents one the face of the core,what are they for,I have never seen a lock with them before🤔🤔🤔 Thanks as always for sharing😘😘

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... check out the comment/reply from Pete Restal for info on the bumps.

[@pickbeard2690]

+LockPickingLawyer thanks sir😘👍👍😎

[@ganjajoe2566]

Great video! Amazing job! Did you make your own pinning tray?

[@bmwtwin2]

Have you got a video of you replacing the core

[@Steel-Pinnings]

Ahhh, Another great video. I know I want to see it picked when you are done with it. Do you accept challenge locks? I ask as I decided to give it a whirl and I would love to see it picked.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks. I doubt I will be picking a mt5+ anytime soon. I definitely take challenge locks, but have been posting less of them recently... they are a ton of fun, but no one seems to watch the videos when I post them unless it's something special. PM me if/when you want to send me one, but no promises on posting. I have a big backlog of challenge locks.

[@64akon]

can't wait to see it with the MT5+

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Already installed. I'll have to find an excuse to show it off.

[@d2xdt2]

I also have this monster, so if you know of other cores that fit please let me/us know =) I like to know how to drilled the hole for the spinner plate in the core.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

d2xdt2 Pretty much every 30mm euro will fit. I didn't drill any holes in the front... just let the plate spin, which may even be better for drill resistance.

[@HobbyPicker]

Nice picking! How much did this lock cost?

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... Less after the brexit vote. :-)

[@Shoorit]

What are those tiny pins that fell out with the core before you dropped the pins?

[@raga7729]

Which size of mt5 is that? I can't find any 30mm. 31mm I found or 33mm but not 30mm

[@kenleckie2359]

You have to get 70 mm lock then cut the middle 10 mm out and end up with 2 ,30 mm cores and install one .

[@buckkylem]

Where can I find videos 1-197?

[@danhall6767]

Can someone please tell me what PN I can use to order this MT5+ core upgrade? I believe it has been described as a 30mm standard European profile core. I have the lock and want to upgrade the core.

[@danhall6767]

This is an update, per the LPL's suggestion, to my project of upgrading the KASP 19070x with an MT5+ cylinder. After about 45 days of shipping time from Isreal, I located a locksmith who was able to cut the 33/43 cylinder down making the 33mm part (30mm actual) usable in the KASP. It was not exactly a drop-in cylinder in that shimming was necessary to gain full functionality, however, after a bit of fiddling I got the right shims and all works great. No other modifications were necessary. All Kasp parts were used minus the factory cylinder. Contact information if others also want to do the upgrade is as follows. Unit ordered from [e-mail] and cost was around $118 USD. I located this seller on Isreal eBay. I could not locate a 30mm cylinder. The 33/43 cylinder part# is 51302670. Phone# in Isreal is 1-800-800-108.

[@leightonshehan7423]

PLEASE UNLOCK THE LOCK WITH THE KEY BEFORE YOU START PICKING. it’s so satisfying.

[@ashleymarie2749]

I think a lot of these locks have relied on the beefiness to deter pickers

[@murraybrown6494]

Where can you buy lock picking kits

[@nitramretep]

A very impressive padlock but an easy victim for your skills!

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... it will be a victim no longer. it's now sporting the mt5+!

[@JONSLOCKPICKING]

Big lock. But you will make it into a beast when you put the MT5* into it. Will we see you picking it again?? Good picking. And Thanks..

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks... we will see on the mt5+. Those locks are absurdly hard.

[@ericwb0294]

What's the size the cylinder must be to fits the kasp? 30mm?

[@kenleckie2359]

Yes

[@murraybrown6494]

First time watcher. So so easy

[@PurpleArrow_o7]

9This is a nice lock. Really expensive though. :(

[@TheChewy78]

i wonder if the protec 2 half euro cylnder fits this.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

No idea... it would be tight getting the key in, though you could always grind a bit away on the bottom to make it work.

[@Ukkeli523]

It's mind opening how easy it is to pick lock to guy who knows what he is doing.

[@thespiritof76..]

Just Daum... Has the thought crossed your mind that there isn’t a jail that will take you... House arrest for everything....

[@iyeetsecurity922]

_I like big locks and I cannot lie!_

[@nocturno5373]

This guy reminds me of mousetrap monday

[@hectorzambrano9445]

We are the best

[@williamdiaz8599]

This lock is the guy who goes to the gym but never worked on his personality

[@murraybrown6494]

Do you sell padlocks Lockpickinglawyer

[@stephens5093]

Are you an actual lawyer?

[@lockpickinglawyer]

LOL, yes. I've been a practicing attorney for about 12 years now... but try not to hold that against me. ;-)

[@stephens5093]

LockPickingLawyer Interesting... Anyway, where did you get that Kasp padlock?? I would like to buy one for my self.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

+stanrx 2227 I got it from an ebayer in the U.K... With the exchange rate, it's a good time to pick up locks from over there.

[@stephens5093]

LockPickingLawyer OK, thank you!

[@kirkjohnson9353]

What should you do if you are locked (haha,ignore that word in the joke) in a room with a tiger, a cobra and an attorney and a gun with only two bullets? .... Shoot the attorney twice!! Love your videos

[@hiltihome]

Every time I see you using this blue srew driver it hurts me. Seeing the abuse of a tool, is like someone hits me.

[@faolan1686]

"It's taller, it's wider, it's thicker" Are you just bragging?