Master Lock 5400EURD Key Safe Decoded

Always fun to decode combination locks of any kind! This time it’s a Master Lock key safe with a shackle 👍😃 Lock Picking Lawyer notched decoder vid: • [1198] New Notched Dec...
Remember: only pick locks that are yours and that are not in use! Keep locksport legal!
Contact me at: [e-mail]
Support my channel! T-shirts and merch:
teespring.com/stores/lock-noo...
Lock Noob lock holder for 3D printers:
www.thingiverse.com/thing:288...
Lock Noob pinning tray for 3D printers:
www.thingiverse.com/thing:286...
#locksport #lockpicking #locksmith #pentest #hacker

[@LockNoob]

Always fun to decode combination locks of any kind! This time it’s a Master Lock key safe with a shackle 👍😃 Lock Picking Lawyer notched decoder vid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/faK5nIaFgM6Iprs

[@scottperson9487]

I bet hanging on a door, at night and trying to decode this would be a lot harder! Great video.

[@LockNoob]

you say that, but it could be easier in some ways... there are a few ways into this lock...

[@flywifiguy]

In my opinion, the approach of taking a piece of feeler gauge cut square and feeling for the gates is MUCH faster. I trained up to decode them in less than a minute for (reasons) a couple of years back. You spin for the flat spot, then subtract 5 and you're done.

[@LockNoob]

Sometimes it's about the fun not the speed :-)

[@TequilaDave]

Good tip about resetting to zero before putting away, especially with locks harder to decode 😀

[@lockloony4291]

Great comprehensive explanation and demo, thank you for sharing.

[@LockNoob]

My pleasure!

[@bradw0535]

Nicely done sir! Always a pleasure watching you defeat a locking mechanism, always well explained as well 👍🏻

[@LockNoob]

Thanks for watching

[@buddycraigg]

Thanks for the video. It took me longer of course. The free spot wasn't as much as a difference as I was expecting. So I needed a much lighter touch.

[@LockNoob]

You got it though!

[@Gazz_R]

Nice decoding Ash, love the tool. Take care and have fun.

[@LockNoob]

Thanks, you too mate!

[@DarkArtsLockPicking]

Awesome job ash my friend. I use a very thin broken key extractor from a klom set as a notch decoder. And have done that method on a few locks with that design. 👍🤘🖖🍻

[@LockNoob]

Cool! Nice re-use

[@2skydream]

Thanks for the video. I’ve had a Master Lock key safe that my daughter forgot the code to, sitting in my garage for years. I was about to throw it away but then searched for and came across your vid. By using an old spark plug feeler gauge set and a few attempts I just managed to open it. 👍🏻

[@arielrapson2123]

Any suggestions if the door got shut while the 'reset' lever hadn't been moved back to the neutral position?

[@alishashalders9450]

Omg I am so impressed by pick tool uv made!

[@LockNoob]

Thanks! 👍😊

[@joneday9131]

I have one of these it’s open but I guess I changed the code bc the reset won’t move. I tried all the suggestions but still no luck. I have yet to see a video decoding with the lock open. Do you think I should close and try it that way?

[@gedd6750]

Super video, really good explanation and bonus tool make.👍

[@LockNoob]

Thank you 👍

[@buddycraigg]

At 4:20 How do you make handles out of cable ties? How do you melt them together? I used a 0.005" feeler gauge that I cut in half, and I have the scar on my thumb to show for it. If you show us how to make handles, then we could make our own master 175 bypass tool.

[@LockNoob]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppy8aJafpNJ2frs

[@72cmcinc]

Great explanation and well done!

[@LockNoob]

Thank you kindly!

[@fishpicks4531]

I have one of those so will have to see if mine has the same vulnerabilities. Really like the home-brew feller gauge.

[@LockNoob]

Always best to reassess your own seecurity

[@Leonslockpad]

Great video Ash mate Nicely demonstrated🤟👍😎🇬🇧👊😊

[@LockNoob]

Thanks Leon! 👍

[@Legomanfred]

Lock Picking Lawyer would be proud. 😊

[@targuscinco]

Feels weird saying this but thats one of better one of those boxes. Most are way easier to decode. Great job Master. I guess its true, even a broken clock, am I right?

[@LockNoob]

I guess!

[@kenney1050]

Where can we buy the set u have there

[@SnakePicks]

Another good video! I’m a big fan of your channel. Thanks.

[@LockNoob]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@bazza1carter]

Hey! can you point me in the direction of the feeler gauge set you used for this I was thinking that I could also make other bypass tools from a set. Cheers.

[@LockNoob]

Any feeler gauge that’s about 0.005-0.006 should work I think

[@RWBHere]

Thanks for doing this 'live' instead of having practiced multiple times beforehand, Ash. 🙂👍

[@LockNoob]

Well, I did practice it blind a few times to get a feel for it :-)

[@LyndaMalerstein]

Is the Master Lock 5414D Heavy Duty Key Lock Box any sturdier and harder to break into than the model above? Hiding the box a bit is helpful advice, as long as Emergency Services knows where it is. Some people in the complex where I live had to have 911 break into their house and incurred $10K worth of damage, so a lock box is feeling important.

[@P_RO_]

All of the Master Lock keyboxes of this style are vulnerable to this attack as well as other methods. I would NOT recommend them for anything beyond low security needs. These also have the habit of swinging out as you close the door and jamming between door and frame which can marr or chip wood door frames, but at least is inconvenient to deal with.

[@cebula2001]

it really works !!! I made a key from a beer can 20 minutes and it's open thanks

[@davidhumphrey1558]

Yes of course, Make sure there is enough scrambling.

[@Hugebach]

I'd love to know what moves when you change a code on those things, are you able to gut one noob?

[@RuneInternational]

The wheels are double. Inner part holds gate outer part the number. Pushing the pin disengage the 2 parts to allow the numbers to change position. Releasing the pin link the parts together in the new positions

[@LockNoob]

Check out my latest vid - I demonstrate this :-)

[@penfold7800]

Looking at that lockbox, it looks like you can hammer it on the right side to get the shackle open, so like you said, don't have it on display. Did you ever have a better look at that $1000 gate lock? It seemed a very bizarre over-engineered design.

[@LockNoob]

I will give that a try, you could be right about the hammer trick!

[@Alx-SG]

after watching LPL video on notched decoder, ive tried this method on same lock with Peterson standard hook in 0.018. first try in 30 seconds. i believe the decoder u made is waaaay too thin. still nice video man.

[@LockNoob]

If it works it works

[@cacooke77]

Check out Uncle Fjester who is also on KZbin. He shows how to decode a lockbox with a shim made from an aluminum beverage can. But making a decoder tool is definitely next level. Great video.

[@garyanvil2354]

As always good info

[@LockNoob]

Thanks!

[@MrKelvinPage]

Nice

[@seanb3516]

I found one of these Master key boxes all abandoned, beat up, and locked. I opened it w/o any tools, cleaned it, and replaced the battery for the LED light. Works Great. I have it outside shackled to one meter of a 3/4" D-ring link chain (links almost as big as my fist), which is attached to concrete stairs by a 3/8" HILTI Concrete Anchor sunk 4" deep. It's like I got Chuck Norris holding the extra keys for me. And I'm sleeping like a baby all night long. HILTI...starts with the same letter as Heroin. And Damn, I need me some more HILTI....

[@LockNoob]

Cool!

[@seanb3516]

@@LockNoob My comment represents hitherto unknown levels of incoherent ramblings. I accept no responsibility.

[@charlesgendron9082]

Ahh the keybox

[@LockNoob]

Indeed!

[@11orkoslockpicks63]

I think if it is "hidden" good enough, it's safe aganist average thiefs. Thanks for video Ash!

[@LockNoob]

No doubt!

[@bunnylove273]

Hi bud interesting vid

[@LockNoob]

Thanks!

[@ArtWithPatty]

🤔🤣I bet the only reason "you could tell" there is cause you knew the code🤧👍🏻

[@kenney1050]

Uou are not zooming up what u r doing....all your fingers are in a muddle in the cebtre

[@keithroberts5946]

If a criminal wanted to open one of these woud they bother with decoding it or just smash it open or take a grinder to it Most theft seems to be opportunist - windows left open at back - door not locked - in UK snaping euro locks in patio doors seems to be favourite

[@LockNoob]

There are usually far, far, far quicker ways into a house as you say

[@matt.james.riggs121]

You need a better shot of what you are doing it as I can't see

[@Jahwobbly]

Anytime you say “this one,” please move your hand to the side so we can see which one. Just a suggestion. Thank you.