Master Lock #10 Highest Grade of Security VS Grinder and Bolt Cutters Croppers M930XKADLJ

Master Lock #10 Highest Grade of Security VS Grinder and Bolt Cutters Croppers M930XKADLJ. Here's one of Master locks best lock or so they claim. If falls short of impressive for pick resistance and cut resistance.
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[@lockpickinglawyer]

Please tell me more about shimming this lock. I didn't think it was possible.

[@peteo4454]

LockPickingLawyer ball bearing not shimable when not under spring tension

[@mikebrostlove13]

LockPickingLawyer no it cant be shimed

[@mikebrostlove13]

need to start adding more of my y tube videos i havent in a long time but i think picking it would be faster im 30 now but started when i wus 10 cus my unkel owns a lock and safe wher i live so the master lock he has have 1 standerd and 4 spool drivers and yes broke one ov my sperrows shims

[@tedpark6814]

I have some of these locks, and I was unable to find a way to shim this lock. The actuator is 90 degrees to the axis of the the keyway, so I don't think it can be bypassed like the American padlocks. The locks I bought had 5 pins, and no security pins - they could be made better by installing American drivers/pins, but pin 6 wasn't drilled out, and if I recall correctly, there's substantially more space around the plug, so the loose tolerances make it easier to pick, even if you put security pins in the core. As far as cut resistance, I was able to snip this lock off with my hydraulic cutters. I too would be interested in knowing how this lock was shimmed.

[@51-FS]

U can open in under 1 minute with vise grips...

[@LockpickingsGal]

Great video! I think that it’s scary that the general public don’t have information about master padlocks and buy them and thinking that they have bought the best. Thanks for a great video!

[@Greenends]

If you want to strengthen the lock with a chain you can use bolts washers on the inside of the lock make sure the washers or bolts that you use can spend freely that helps stop the cutting tools

[@jasonl8326]

interesting idea

[@livewithnick]

Whose money are they going to spend freely though?🤷🏻‍♂️

[@dapperdan251]

What locks do recommend? Thanks for all the info you put out.

[@SuperDeever]

I like videos. Very informative. I wish your bolt cutters had a gauge to show how many foot pounds of pressure you were putting on. I know it a lot. Again great videos.

[@BarbaryStudio]

Nice videos I enjoyed to watch your episodes with padlocks, I have a question wich one is the best of all padlock with chain. For motorcycle

[@Vortechtral]

If you watch Bosnian Bill's tear down of this you will see that you don't need bolt cutters, but rather just a pair of pliers. All locks can be broken into, some much easier then others. Destructive will always win, however most will probably move on since it can take time, or too much effort/noise to not want to bother. Do your research before buying any lock, and pray there isn't someone around who knows how to bypass things swiftly with little to no effort.

[@andyzamboknee]

What type of blade was that on the angle grinder? diamond? Plain ole metal cutting blade? Thanks!

[@paradoxology5928]

First of your videos I've seen, quite informative! Will check out your others. Am looking for a "fairly secure" way to secure a small outdoor emergency generator. After seeing your grinder demo I think "good luck" may be the only device available when it comes down to it. Thanks Wayne.

[@sac7000]

Great video! No match for lithium angle grinder! This has raised my level of awareness when it comes to lock security.

[@tedpark6814]

Go look at Stanley lock with the Assa core that Wayne sells - you won't be disappointed.

[@rrodriguez4378]

Wow!!! you just answered my question about grinders 🤣🤣🤣 I thought this was a better material

[@markferguson3365]

This lock is packable but it's not as simple as you think! You need to examine the cylinder very carefully! Especially the reverse tension bar!

[@aldanboston3706]

Wayne:yep,still possible to cut this lock Masterlock:how much it cost you?

[@salvadorvizcarra769]

No existe en ninguna parte del mundo un candado que se resista al poder de una súper Cordless Makita GA-9060, con su batería de Litio de 36 Volts. Y armada con un disco 3M-7200 abrasivo de diamante "Diablo".

[@aarifboy]

What is name of second tool you used to cut? Green colored one which you used after bolt cutter?

[@albertwebber1153]

Wayne - in your opinion, what is the best lock / chain combination for a large touring motorcycle? I'd like to feel more secure in my travels, and so far, I get more anxiety as I watch you, the Lock Picking Lawyer and Bosnian Bill....is there nothing out there that provides more than passable resistance?

[@noctiscaelum2430]

nothing dude..nothing is secure with Wayne.. he'll use a bazooka or something if it comes to that

[@theuofc]

Probably you can bolt cut any lock if you take a lot of time and have a heavy cutter. But honestly, what thief is going to stand around and take that time and risk getting caught unless he breaking into a jewelry store. These heavy-duty locks are fine for a back shed with junk furniture and boxes of books, etc.

[@hitmizan]

What is the hardest lock you have came across to cut with an angle grinder

[@jimbrausky]

The lock in place I guess no one will have a jack and a gigantic bolt cutter. But it does make a point how good that lock is however. Good video

[@meotsn1386]

Thanks 4 the Video !! Great work. but 1 question .... WTF is this "Thing" at 6:22 ? Looks like a Bolt Cutter but ive never seen something like that before... Greetings from Germany.

[@meatcow417]

The shimming bit is a load of bull, you can't shim ball bearings because they don't use springs, it's metal on metal. The biggest deal security wise would probably just be the portable battery powered angle grinder, because like you said, it takes 30 seconds to chop it open. The only downsides of course are the noise and destructive nature of the operation.

[@Grannybang35]

What make and model are the hydraulic cutters? Those things rock!

[@22plepte.ltd.96]

LOL Pewag should come out with their own "uncuttable" padlock that's also tough to pick. I'll buy half a dozen right away 😂

[@rir9440]

Or manual Name brands techniques or electrical or manual pallet cost cutters for a trucker the cuts padlocks from chippers on my trailer how much Yrucker thank you for your suggestions

[@m-aki7189]

we need a bike lock that Cuts bolt cutter.

[@NumbaOne]

yeah lol and im about to get a bike soon but at this point im looking at more locks than bikes XD

[@draizwrm]

When I lock up something, I don't leave the lock laying on a concrete floor, where the thief can put All his weight on the cutting tool, Can you try this and other tests with the lock/chain attached to a bike frame, Simulating actual use, crime situation

[@henryg9059]

Wow nice tip, in future I’ll wrap my chain again and again around my bike frame and the locking frame

[@NachoBorracho22]

Did you let the metal cool for the grinder test? That much force with the cutters will definitely heat that baby up 🔥🔥 Great vid 👌🏼

[@dandan-yq2js]

Hi what thickness blade/blade was on the grinder thanks

[@rnp9165]

A tad late but.... Yea, I'm not sure about the shimming. Ball bearings aren't spring loaded, the core has slits in the back and the core has to turn make room for the bearing.

[@JoeS322]

Your description says "falls short" and yet you had to apply a lot of force. ??

[@josecolorado1429]

What about that chain? Can you cut it with a grinder or saw Zaw? I have a lot and they had cut the chain and the locks twice don’t know what to do now !!! The only thing I could do is weld the fence gate.

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

Excellent instruction and demonstration as Always.

[@anticwar]

12 seconds with an angle grinder. Nice work!

[@jshoop30]

I counted 6 seconds

[@pericodelospalotes5738]

One is not enough to open that padlock, you must cut boths sides of the shackle so six plus six.

[@Paul-ym9lr]

Good lock, I replaced the core with a lock out tag out core for more security.

[@haywoodyoudome]

The word "security" doesn't apply to anything made by Masterlock.

[@davidgorman1671]

Wayne, I love your videos and have watched most of them.. Wayne can you please recommend a lock and chain for me Im guessing I will need 5 to 6 feet of chain I like the pewag 7/16 3012 and now I need a lock???? Locking up a 1500.00 electric bike. I would like to spend around 150.00.. And is your recommendation better than the Kryptonite 999492 Black 14mm x 60" (1415) New York Fahgettaboudit Chain and New York Disc Lock. Please HELP!! Thank you..

[@mcal9320]

Any professional can defeat anything, but the true test is a pair of Mexaicans and harbor freight tools and equipment.

[@davidm5853]

I don't agree with this video... not a huge masterlock fan but that shackle is crazy strong for the 20-25$ price that you pay, who has a hydraulic cutter tool like that besides professionals and high level criminals. Also this lock is not shimmable like you say in the video, and the body is tough as well... destructive attacks are more likely to seize the lock up than defeat the mechanism. The only bad thing about this lock is the shit core... but i think thats why they put so much spring tension on the core... If they put an old school american core in there even with a slight price raise it would be a great lock

[@kellinquinn6526]

And that's why Master Locks will always be crap. Doesn't matter how good they ever make the body or shackle because if they keep putting their crappy core in there then their locks are always vulnerable to amateur pickers. When a theif sees a Master Lock they know they can pick it open.

[@bob5518]

These stupid lock picking and bolt cutting videos presuppose that whatever is being protected by these locks is in some dark area where people have time to try to break in. They also show what tools to use which is itself criminal. They wouldn't have time to do these things in high traffic areas where the police pass by along with other people and where there are high definition cameras around to identify these scumbags.

[@albertf.9198]

Lazy thieves with balls will use 42 inch bolt cutters whilst wearing a reflective vest with people walking right past in broad daylight. Can't depend on a thief to worry about style!

[@nicholasortega2511]

Do you think a tweakers knows how to shimmm ? Or pick

[@blanchy]

You can find millions, if not thousands of videos on KZbin Carl: There are billions and billions

[@dactamgaming385]

Since when can ball bearings be shimmed? Not to mention the spring on the actuator is pretty damn stiff. You might as well be trying to bend a car leaf spring with your pinky

[@davidm5853]

Everyone wants to be BosnianBill lmfao... The truth is these companies dont put much effort into cores because these locks are used in low security applications and the biggest threat is bypassing and destructive attacks. Most criminals do not know how to pick locks and the ones that do usually have low end kit elementary skills. A weathered lock is enough to defeat their "skills" lol.

[@dxxa95]

David M yeah and most criminals dont go around town carrying big ass hydraulic bolt cutters.

[@GraphicManInnovations]

Great as usual PLEASE wear some safety gloves!!

[@soledadlouis1]

What's the make and model of the green hydraulic cutter?

[@JC-11111]

I bought a M15 Magnum and it advertised a 5 pin core on the packaging. Imagine my surprise when I open it up and look at the key and see 4 cuts. I've wondered how it could've gotten screwed up like that. I guess it's possible it was on the wrong packaging or the packaging was printed with incorrect graphics that belong to a different series lock. Seeing that packaging just supports the fact that something was wrong with the packaging, whether a misprint or something else.

[@theuofc]

With all respect this is also probably a test of will and ego for you to break the bolt. Can you please recommend a lock that is hard to break the bolt for the average user who isn't locking up the Queen's jewels?

[@MongoWongo777]

I love watching your vids. Very entertaining and informative.

[@waynewinton]

Thx!

[@cubecubecubed3602]

Yes, because casual criminals are gonna have a hydraulic cutter.

[@hicmad]

Why not? They use oxy cutters and all sorts of things so...

[@tinybudgie8039]

Can you cut a 8mm boron carbide shackle that is hexagonal with 24 inch bolt cutters

[@kevina3099]

Can you recommend a lock for a 12mm pewag chain to lock a motorcycle

[@eternalbeing3339]

Is there any padlock out there that cannot be cut with an angle grinder? I do not see the point of this video.

[@ultranium7414]

is boron carbide stronger than hardend steel. I think boron carbide is the strongest metal or alloy. correct me if I am wronh

[@Chem-iu5jx]

it is pretty damn hard but quite brittle. And with an angle grinder you can cut it too. (As far as I know)

[@Sam-hn2ou]

@@Chem-iu5jx how about with a tungsten bike lock? i know nobody has ever made one but imagine if you owned a tungsten bike lock. not even an ankle grinder would get through that.

[@alphaforce6998]

​@@Sam-hn2ou You realize a tungsten lock would be something like 25-30 lbs...

[@Sam-hn2ou]

Yes i know, but im just saying imagine if you have one.

[@alphaforce6998]

@@Sam-hn2ou Don't skip leg day. :)

[@laurencemiltonbell6951]

AHA, There it is 5:05, this lock is a complete failure. A very very strong and large person with giant ass bolt cutters is able to defeat this lock. I still think I'll continue to use this lock but if I see a professional wrestler with giant ass bolt cutters walking in my neighborhood I'll be sure and call the cops.

[@michealangel1556]

Nah no human can break this lock with bolt cutters he used a jack me and my friend are bodybuilders we’re both 23 years old and we broke our back trying too break one of these locks with some old 24 inch bolt cutters ... the bolt cutters snapped

[@harleyhawk7959]

not to mention he had the cutter welded down.

[@last7509]

what this video teaches you is security is a myth. just like everything else they sold us in this reality

[@satan3090]

Is molybdenum any better

[@glenmo1]

Most thieves use a regular long-handled bolt cutter and they would never get through that lock or through a hardened chain.. you are using a hydraulic bolt cutter.. and yes angle grinder might get through too but no one's going to sit there in front of 50 people watching them and grind away at a lock...

[@fazer12779]

7:20 use a Makita 18v rebar cutter.

[@davidneely5738]

Who the heck is going to have a workbench, giant bolt cutters, and! a car jack on their person???? XD

[@fatttrixx3n161]

I heard the most horrible sound one night. My 49cc bikes was still there. It got a tracker so gun shots would have been heard shortly. 😃

[@stone3109]

What kind of chain is that at 2:32??

[@wonton8983]

I wonder how the body of the lock would withstand large bolt cutters.

[@fredlast4547]

Out in the field you wouldn't be able to apply that amount of force. You wouldn't have a test bench and all the other supportive equipment.

[@joelhuebner]

Unless you use a crowbar on ratchet strap, you are only applying force = to the length of the ratchet handle!

[@levizachare6306]

About a 5 to 1 mechanical advantage.

[@derrickrosales1476]

I’d like to see him do this with the lock held up on a chain like in a real situation with the bolt cutter held in hand and not on a table. It would seem you’d have much less usable leverage in that case.

[@diceman1011]

Derrick Rosales I was thinking the same thing! We are talking about a human trying to pop a lock from outside with no leverage, such as his table and other tools to help him.

[@davidoakley3256]

Wait, you mean thieves don't carry their bolt cutters around welded to a thousand pound steel shop table, and use a hydrolic floor jack to operate the cutters lever handle? Huh, I've been wrong all these years.

[@deanrobinson711]

@@davidoakley3256 🤣

[@ronakpatel5901]

Please tell me second cutter use this product name and model please reply me

[@haywoodyoudome]

Second cutter cost more than 10 years work in your country.

[@revibe1097]

@@haywoodyoudome 😂😂😂

[@smraro]

try to destroy a sargent and greenleaf 951 =)

[@TBI-Firefighter-451]

bombproof

[@stevemann7073]

You need a chain the size of an anchor. To stop these bastards stealing your property if they really want it.

[@mcw089]

Just remove the rubber cover to expose the plastic core retainer, twist the "wings" off and unscrew it.

[@TheNuclearBolton]

This is why I prefer the 930DPF, though I don’t believe it is boron carbide, but hardened steel.

[@mikebrostlove13]

nope it cant be but my standerd short hook in 15 will do it thay have spool pins a lot easy to pick it the cut it

[@voltron5128]

I wanna see a battery powered Band Saw

[@ronakpatel5901]

Green products name

[@JamesPhillipsOfficial]

nothing defends against angle grinder lol

[@dryocum]

James P My 45ACP will!!!!

[@estoylaroca]

I don't think lock manufacturers specifically make locks to counter angle grinders, mostly because even if it can endure an angle grinder, the thing that attaches to the lock will probably be cut using the angle grinder instead. Also, at that point, it's probably noisy enough to generate a lot of attention.

[@alphaforce6998]

@@estoylaroca Most people won't care and with a battery-operated grinder you can deal with any metal lock / chain to steal bikes or break into locked structures. On the othere hand, a reciprocating saw with a 10-12" blade can literally cut holes in the doors and/or walls of most buildings quite quickly so I'd say most things that give us a sense of security are doing so falsely.

[@jeepcreepit5404]

@@alphaforce6998 I like Billy the Kids reply but just like saves, locks should have a rating of how long it takes to pick or cut with non-commercial cutters. But it comes down to determining how important are the items you are protecting. Lets say you have lots of "junk" stored in a storage unit. Knowing that any lock can be busted, or, like you said, just saw the dang door. An expensive lock IMO makes you a target. So, you have to make them work for it. Setting up a few surprised just in case they make it inside. No need to compromise my info but lets say it involved some black Kevlar cord and two 50lb Jeep rock rails (about 5 ft all and positioned in such a way, hitting the cord will pull them right into your face/head/shoulders and your average person won't expect it at least one will smash something. I figured if intruder makes it past that, he/she can have whatever they want. :-)

[@jeepcreepit5404]

@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 No reason to. Accidents are accidents. You just never know what's going to fall when you are fumbling around in the dark LOL. Even if I wanted to be funny and put up signs saying "beware of falling objects" or "Hardhat area", that only brings a heighten awareness of the intruder. There is only one path in and if you happen disturb what looks like an attempt to hold the two items together, well, it is meant to discourage them from going anything further. If you were breaking into someones home and you got cut by broken glass, you going to keep going or leave? Get hit with the before mentioned iron and the last thing you will want to do is go further in. It's only a deterrent, not a weapon. ;-)

[@ronaldworthy157]

Got to bring the store to his garage to burglarize it !!!

[@grumpyolddude1361]

HI Wayne , what would you need to cut a pewag security VKK12X45 (3012) chain and an abloy 362 lock ,

[@thepunisher8763]

Grumpy old Dude jaws of life 😂😂

[@obfuscated3090]

A good zip disc on an angle grinder. 6" is best for edge speed. Hardness and toughness is close to irrelevant when it comes to cutting discs.

[@YT-ep8oj]

Yeah I dont think anyone going carry a big enough bolt cutter like the one your using.

[@orbitaljellyfish808]

This video did not suck in any way, shape, or form

[@Arthur_Amb]

Good lock

[@zeeeboss5811]

The thumbnail is mis leading! I thought the chain was like 40 metre thick...

[@bobhacker7356]

Don't think you can shim it. Body is somewhat tough but very pickable.

[@russbeardsley6732]

Look, this is all very well, but if you make sure that whatever youre shackling is well off the floor (like my cycle in my garage)then the thief is gonna have an hard time with no "leverage" so to speak. Also get as much chain round the padlock(s) as possible to hinder the thief further. They dont all carry huge bolt croppers and heavy angle grinders so hopefully they'll give up. In my case , if they didn't , then the ensuing noise would attract the attention of "chester" the american bulldog pictured left. Good luck, thief.

[@darthnatas953]

8:37 It's only a matter of time before you lose a finger.

[@TheGeezzer]

Your angle grinder attack was just under 12 seconds (timed) I hope lonsdaleite (58% harder than diamond) can be synthesized into a polymer for use in padlock shackles one day. Maybe lonsdaleite could stand up to an angle grinder longer than 12 seconds ffs. Boron-Carbide is hard, very hard but I lose so much heart in my padlock collection when I see a hot knife go through warm butter and realize it was not a hot knife going through warm butter but a Boron padlock shackle and it makes me weep! 😨🥶😢😭💨🤮

[@johnbarrett5229]

Dude you need one of them girly calendars on your wall

[@e.l.9589]

Damn great channel!

[@alexwotherspoon5630]

I have no idea why I'm squinting while watching this on my phone 😂

[@troywilliams8659]

A $100 lock versus a $10 lock and they're both going to get grinded off. You better off with the $10 lock.

[@stevecastro22]

"The Best of the Best", I think not.....

[@rir9440]

Best electrical padlock vertical I’m trucker. Text asap

[@terribleatmosphere6172]

Could just pick the lock

[@fookutube501]

I watch a guy picklock a grade 9 in 10 sec

[@dodoe.7857]

joking video Test. Don't have anymore save the Best. If you think the PadLock not security. Why did you open the door?. Ha ha

[@Guds777]

Then a 1 sided jiggler opens the lock in 0.1 seconds...

[@koryakomeruzan3727]

Dude, for fucks sake, use that grinder with its protective cover!

[@BK-gc1jm]

not a fair test..

[@menemme]

No shit...that is why the correct term is not bolt cutter (You aint cutting anything) but bolt croppers.

[@codymurray1565]

You set to piss you didint break it. Ratchet strap did. Secured to the bench put down your purse and actually lock it where 1 would typically use one. Even with ga pump cutters. Un fasten it from bench and try it that way man

[@drahunter213]

Locks over 50$ is such a waste Watching videos on how these locks can be broken and picked so easily it makes no sense to buy a high end lock...no point really lol expensive locks are such a waste...a 20$ lock is just as good as a 800$ lock

[@1jayrk]

Wayne I need your address so I can send you a 900 dollar lock this thing is solid I hit it with a grinder a sledge hammer. Bolt cutters won't work this lock weighs 5 pounds.

[@dustinvanravenswaay9960]

Jay S what lock is it I’m trying to figure out one for my shipping container

[@a2pha]

Uses $600 tools to open a $20 lock.

[@samirmahfuz]

the motorcycle the lock is supposed to protect costs 10x more than the tool

[@TheGargalon]

I think we can all agree the amount of force he applied to break the lock was orders of magnitude more than what a bike stealing thug would apply. Get some normal bolt cutters and use only your hands, no mounts or other mechanisms. I doubt you will even scratch it.

[@TheFiremancarl]

Master lock = junk

[@64akon]

TheFiremancarl not the proseries with a nice kik cylinder they are good i have a 6721 with a Medeco core

[@michealangel1556]

You’re dumb af you’ll never break one of these locks with bolt cutters idiot he used a jack

[@pointatobdelivery1560]

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@drewg.3215]

At least take your camera off the table... Jesus Christ

[@hewakens]

Some people just actively try to find something to complain about