Master Lock Padlock Security Level 4 - 10 Picking & Cutting Test ✅

[@S.E.Locksmith]

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[@furydeath]

now to try and cut them while on a door without having any ground help xD

[@sorindncs]

In this case you can use the wall as leverage. Any padlock can be cut with bolt cutters if you are fat enough!

[@sampson1980]

Exactly! Arnold couldnt cut those last 2 i'll buy'em

[@albeerobert]

@@sorindncs You have gravity pushing everything down so using a wall would be much more difficult. Using a 6 FEET long Bolt cutters will defeat almost EVER LOCK out there so this video is rediculous.

[@tygaz3061]

@@albeerobert yeah cause burglers love to carry 6 foot bolt cutters around the neighborhood...

[@BC-ow1gs]

@@tygaz3061 they make'm with folding arms now. But the easiest is a 24"pipewrench.

[@Johnyrocket70]

Don't know why you are hiding your rake picking. If it took you 15 minutes to pick a master lock you need to practice more.

[@alanex5225]

Thank you for this informative video. I figured these low security locks were about like that.

[@scrowin]

Realistically during cutting in real world you wouldn't have the ground to leverage and use your entire body weight to cut. So you'd be limited to upper body arm strength with manual clippers. I'm sure there are hydrolic piston cutters out there.

[@nicholasbiddle7893]

Thank you for saying this, I'm like yea sure but the lock I need to cut is on a door lol

[@AbandonedNomad]

Locknoob is right. The product line demonstrated all have the same pick resistance. Master Lock does have other lines, which offer security pins, but these haven't any. As far as the combo lock, I think it was a Master 175 that was shown, it is bypassable, unless the design has changed recently. As a personal opinion, having worked in the security industry and being a locksport enthusiast, I tend to lead folk to brands other than Master. Their body's can be hard but they have a soft core. Thank you for making the video and trying to educate people about locks.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

I also prefer different type of padlock as a professional locksmith but most people don't have this knowledge so this video can help for a lot of people

[@YTRINX]

FuzzyDad1 what lock do you recommend I need one with keys and I use them for paintballing

[@cardiffpicker1]

FuzzyDad1 Not strictly true the smaller models are 4 pin And the m15 is 5pin but it is still shit.

[@cardiffpicker1]

UNIVERSAL GAMING all depends on what it is fitted to an, what shackle size you can go to and of course how much you want to spend.

[@danielj5650]

FuzzyDad1 what company would you recommend other than master that is at an affordable price

[@mineverse4591]

The key is not override for the dual one, you need both the combination to be correct and the key to be inserted and twisted for it to open.

[@sykwiddit8575]

LMFAO

[@frankod100]

Hanging locks would take alot of arm strength to cut. No floor leverage like this.

[@sorindncs]

You can use the wall as leverage..No need for arm strenght. Any padlock can be cut with bolt cutterr if you are fat enough. Fat, not strong, did you get it? I am 260 lbs so no padlock ever defeated my boltcutters. Never.

[@alexbernard8579]

@@sorindncs What if it's in the middle of a Gate? No getting through that scenario with an Abloy 12mm shrouded shackle! Bolt cutters won't work if it's also on a good hardened steel chain suspended a couple feet from the ground or any walls.

[@tygaz3061]

@@sorindncs so if u aint fat and u aint got no wall ur SOL...

[@hugsandthanks1460]

There will be more people to try in turns as well because bolt cutter thieves like to work in a group.

[@naptownfireman]

What if the lock hung in a position where you were not able to get full leverage on those bolt cutters. I think it may have been more difficult. Like hanging from a fence.

[@BD90..]

Those are easy to pick. You were raking the locks i presume. You could bypass the combo locks. Master have physical strength but no good pick resistance. You could pick it with a hook pick instead of a rake. Nice video

[@LockNoob]

Nice video :-) sadly ALL these padlocks have roughly the same pick resistance and all standard driver pins, they also are really susceptible to a pipe wrench twist attack. Master Lock really do make pretty terrible locks

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Lock Noob more or less you're right they don't have the best padlocks in the world but they're not the worst padlocks. Some "made in china" padlocks are really a joke compare to Master Lock so I don't think they're that bad. Some of the master lock padlocks does offer a compromise between security and cost which is not bad overall, like the level 10 M15 model

[@LockNoob]

Silver Eagle Locksmith to be fair, I don't think they are the worst locks in the world and I think their highest security discus style padlocks are OK, I guess the issue is that they advertise their products as high security and have fancy packaging so I think it sort of misleads people. I recently single pin picked 3 in a row on my channel in 16 seconds, which I think says something...

[@S.E.Locksmith]

+Lock Noob yes it is an issue with those padlocks. I guess they don't want to improve the security as far as lock picking. It's all about money and profit for this size company as Master Lock. I'll make sure to check out your channel as well have a good one

[@cardiffpicker1]

The m15 is a piece of junk it offers no pick resistance at all and is easily picked in seconds.

[@YTRINX]

What padlock do you guys recommend because I go paintballing and my stuff is worth a lot and they use lockers there but you bring your own lock.

[@lsdlocks4673]

Silver Eagle Locksmith & Lock Noob ... You raised some good points in your arguments / comments about Master Lock vs some Chinese products - pipe wrench attack, pick resistance etc.. below. No video can be perfect, no analysis 100% But let me suggest some points that could make videos of this nature more interesting for the consumer. 1) Lock companies responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities or lack thereof - selling a false feeling of security.. 2) Lock companies failure to address known security flaws after having been responsibly informed 3) Cost benefit analysis based on realistic scenarios. Examples: A cheap Master or Chinese lock can be perfect if all you want o do is keeping opportunistic passers by from stealing 5 dollars worth of flower pots. If you have a 1,000 dollar bicycle in your shed you may want to spend a little more... and if we are speaking of a place that needs high security, those companies that false advertise with pick resistance, etc should be called out -- other may be recommended. Would also be a way to promote a good image for both the lock smith profession and for lock sport communities in the general public. Sorry for that lengthy comment. Both of you would be most welcome to contact me to discuss the issue. Cheers and thanks for this video. I wish I could produce videos of even remotely the quality you two guys produce. Chris at Life Security Defense - Locks.

[@cardiffpicker1]

LSD Locks master should have legal action taken against them for continuing to lie about products, I have even had a pro series where they lied about the number of pins in the lock.

[@carbonatedmilk7312]

You know your a bad lock smith if it takes 10 minutes to pick a master lock

[@zacharylagler242]

Lightning Mc woper lol, very true

[@JLH1956]

How about you put on here how fast you can do it?

[@cardiffpicker1]

J H on one of these m15s about 30 seconds.

[@Johnyrocket70]

@@JLH1956 any decent lock picker can pick a lock full of anti pick pins in less than 5 minutes.

[@cannonball666]

Your cutting demo was impractical bullshit. You had to bounce your full body weight on the higher level locks. It doesn't reflect reality as most locks are fastened well above ground where all you can do is squeeze your arms together which isn't even close to the force of jumping up and down on super long bolt cutter handles.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

This demo only shows the hardness of those padlocks, of course I had leverage with my body overall and some other circumstances it will be much harder to cut some of those padlocks but for my opinion Lever 10 is the best one from all.

[@mineverse4591]

The dual one actually worked you just do not know how to read.

[@broifyouaskme1448]

LOL give this guy a medal. Hilarious. And very educational. Thank you.

[@MultiVde]

Thank you for the laugh :) Greet your master lock rep from us (the lockpickers) p.s. I've picked the level 10 master a few years ago and there were no spools, only standards. I would be surprised if they have changed.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Thank You for the comment. I don’t think the level 10 pad lock changed over the years but it’s definitely though lock to open

[@cardiffpicker1]

vde no they are just as shit as ever.

[@JLH1956]

Well I know they have changed, because you can't buy a rekeying kit with out all the bottom pins being serrated, and top pins being spooled.

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@JLH1956 you can't re pin the magnum series without destroying the lock

[@JLH1956]

@@cardiffpicker1 Hey since you know everything and I don't, how about you rant to someone who gives a f@%k, because not one is given here.

[@samlott99]

Interesting testing, but these can all be picked/raked/rocked open in a flash. The "Magnum" version does have a tough boron shackle, but it does no good since it can be picked so easily.

[@pumagamer4358]

Him : "Of course I can't pick there no key override😢" LockPickingLawyer : Come on man

[@bonalimbong5898]

Have you try other brand? Like abloy? American Secure? Rafes England? I'm curious about the result, so we can compare them

[@HyperEject]

The Master Lock level 7 you need to press down the shackle then turn the key.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Thank you for that information this is something I didn’t know. 👍🏻

[@JLH1956]

Master has a pro series padlock with a boron shackle. I promise you are NOT cutting it with bolt cutters. I am a locksmith of 34 years now. Pay for proper padlock and it will keep them out.

[@Bialy_1]

proper padlock=not Master lock(at least in USA, aparently they doing less crapy locks for Europe, to be honest here in Poland normal size padlock 40mm and up with only 4 pins is something very hard to find even on cheap padlocks and it was like that even when Poland was communist country, even as kid i remembered that if i saw only 4 cuts on key i was thinking its some junk/toy padlock).

[@cardiffpicker1]

J H the pro series are still very easy to pick .

[@samlott99]

Yes the "boron" shackle is on the "Magnum" editions of Master Locks. They can be SPP'd/Raked/Rocked open in no time.

[@tpv59]

THANK YOU.

[@johntsoukas8723]

Irwin Record high tensile 42" and we will see if anything survives.Up to 9/15 of an inch nothing survives against this cutter.

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

Thanks for testing the different levels

[@S.E.Locksmith]

For sure! I think it’s important to know want you really buy before you buy it...

[@Bialy_1]

I think you should try it first with medium size bolt cutters, not every thief gonna have something so big.

[@cardiffpicker1]

UrbanSleepers Official they are all the same level which is shit.

[@geraldinegranado3386]

What kind of locks do u suggest for metal containers? Mine has been broken into.. sadly.. it was xHusbands stuff. But still what is a good pad lock and how do u properly lock it?

[@kaliahernandez5087]

the one that you said didn't work there's a defect you were supposed to put the combination at the bottom and then once you put the combination at the botton that is a correct combination then it'll let you turn the key

[@JamesPhillipsOfficial]

padlock is better if it's high off the ground and shrouded shackle. I own this level 10 in brass plating. It's fine around town for a bike chain, but there's no such thing as theft-proof anything, if they want, they get, then you need to think secondary methods like tracking device for the goods. most lock articles now recommend 16mm and above hardened steel, heavy diameter but impossible to crop by hand and will just bust the jaws of bolt croppers or pull them out of alignment instead of doing damage to the chain

[@cardiffpicker1]

James Phillips if you own the m15 I would get a new lock.

[@emilio3766]

Great video kobi congratulations on almost reaching 1,000! subscribers

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Logang 4 life Thank You !

[@TSKseattle]

I just put a level 9 on my shed door. I think the average drug addict trying to break in would kick the door in before they could get enough leverage. Also, a lot of thieves now carry a portable cut off saw, but that's noisy

[@S.E.Locksmith]

I think level 9-10 are very good but for lock picking security I’ll try High Security padlock

[@Sicsicka]

Lock#2 (better 4pin bidding higher in back{that was hard to type out loud}) same tools, method= B#*%*picking (random anything movement till pins meet at the shear-line)🤔

[@SurvivalSpec]

I’m surprised not even a single comment has mentioned floor leverage

[@cozyrules6250]

I cut a lock once using cutters very similar to your in video it exploded and arced out on my cutters burned a big hole in my snips

[@Crroow]

We definitely did not hear you raked the look lol

[@games.io-Banus]

Can you please turn down your microphone a bit when you try to cut the locks the sound is a bit wierd

[@S.E.Locksmith]

No can-do. This is the video and this is how the sound, sounds like. You cannot edit a video after it’s been uploaded to KZbin unfortunately

[@griffin3964]

@@S.E.Locksmith eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@cozyrules6250]

Try using a 20volt grinder

[@erikjohnston2100]

If anybody knows of good lock picking videos I would love recommendations. I would like to be good enough to pick my lvl 9 lock. Good video, sorry for all the negative comments people have left. This is your business and how you earn a living and people should respect that. I came here because I am a novice lock picker and wanted to learn more about this hobby. So This video wasn’t really for me. But if you produce stuff teaching this skill I’ll be a watcher of yours.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Unfortunately I’m not into teaching that on my channel, but you can definitely try the channel of LockPickingLawyer

[@sly2392]

what is the model number of the master lock you could not open ?

[@asdlb4]

Great video!! Thank you!

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Anytime

[@guillermo7032]

Para que no pueda ser cortado fácilmente un candado o sea imposible cortar un candado de acero ,de más o menos grueso calibre a mas ,es no poner el candado a la altura del piso, para que no tenga fuerza al querer cortar con cizalla

[@ryansolomon5083]

Whatever you can't pick you should consider sending them to The lockpicking lawyer, he can pick almost anything even combination padlocks.

[@timhornswaggle1243]

Thank you for your video. I learned a lot. I understand why you don’t want to show your lock picking.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

I will not teach burglary technics in my Channel. There is millions of videos here on KZbin showing that but not me! It’s not my style

[@Shino2600]

I had a master combination lock on a gym locker... it was useless to the thieves who shimmed it and several others in the gym

[@drincogni]

Good to know i bought a level 6 so next time level 7 and up.

[@HingerlAlois]

DrAmit Gajeelee The level on the packaging really says nothing at all about how easy it is to pick or rake the lock. Also a lot of the locks marked 8 or 9 can be picked in a few seconds. Master has some good locks, but you find crappy locking mechanisms with 4 standard pins and wide open key ways in lots of their locks also in the high levels.

[@frankmontez6853]

And thief can have trouble getting lock into position to use as much leverage as you did with your entire body. And depending on bolt cutters size too. I’ve a level 10 lock but no key.

[@zzz7zzz9]

the Level 7 lock was so good, it's own key couldn't open it.

[@DROPTINE]

There are not to many men If ANY that can stand and USE BOLT CUTTERS WITH BOTH HANDS and break level 10 locks PERIOD!

[@S.E.Locksmith]

I agree with you it’s possible to cut the level 10 but also very hard. Picking it will be probably the best way

[@danielzarate1884]

Excelente video !!!!✌🏼

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Thanks

[@tarehjernetarehjerne4082]

Its so cringey how you hide your “picking”. Toool, reddit, KZbin and many other websites will show you in detail and help you pick almost every lock. I also read you writing that only licensed locksmiths should know this. Let me inform you that there is no requirements to buy lock-picks.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Hi Tarehjerne, Here’s the thing and my personal perspective is that any KZbin creator can upload almost any content that he wants and teach the general public and the viewers almost anything, now Lock Picking is by definition a BURGLARY TECHNIQUES ! And there is no restrictions whatsoever on who watching those videos and what they can do by learning this skill...?! All of those “Hotshots” KZbin Creators posting hundreds of thousands of videos and teach how to pick locks and for my personal and professional opinion is VERY VERY Wrong and the only thing that they mention on their lock picking videos is something like “stay legal...” or whatever bullshit ! If I was teaching in my channel lock picking I would be 10 times more popular, but I am a man with a code And I honor my profession, so Lock Picking is out of the game in my channel. Now some people will agree with what I’ve just said and some will not, but honestly I don’t give a damn. And if you just want to learn how to pick locks as a hobby so I understand, but at the same time there is a millions of people that can use this method the wrong way, if you understand what I mean. Oh and yes Lock Picking tools you can buy almost everywhere online, but if the police catch you with those tools anywhere that is not your house you can be in a very big trouble unless of course you use it as part of your work such as locksmiths etc, but that’s already a different story (depending on the state and city that you live in the US or other country’s) Have a great day.

[@tarehjernetarehjerne4082]

Silver Eagle Locksmith you are right, lockpicking is a burglary technique. The only issue is that for most locks it is the most inefficient way of opening them (apart from masterlock of course). A battery powered grinder is what criminals use to get through padlocks. Its great that you have an honor code but it really does not matter how much you hide your tools. You might also spark some interest when you showed how easily that lock got raked open.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Yes you are right, I did show how easy it is to pick some of those padlocks in general and how easy it is to cut them with a heavy duty bolt cutter and that from the very beginning the purpose of this video, to show people and to educate them on which padlock they should choose if they’re thinking about buying one in any hardware store, which is the most popular way to buy master-lock padlocks. By the way a battery powered grinder will cut almost anything and that’s include padlocks, bike locks or any Metal shackle or chain, so it’s not a quiet burglary technique, it’s a very loud and clear forced entry method of break-in and it will work almost 100% of the time. And just to be clear on something that you mention “A battery powered grinder is what criminals use to get through padlocks” well maybe only padlocks, but when it’s come to home burglary’s i’ve been experienced to many many many cases that the local police doesn’t have a clue on how the burglary was attempt and this is why I’m certain that a lock Picking was the way for them to get in, Thanks to all the videos here online and to all those “Hotshots” creators That teach everyone and their sisters how how to brake-in to places and all that just to be popular and gain views online. This is the sad truth that can affect everyone that don’t invest in High Security Locks etc. For now, all I can say is “stay legal” Lol.

[@tarehjernetarehjerne4082]

Silver Eagle Locksmith where i live the most common way of a forced entry is by using a battery powered grinder. 90% of all medium to high security locks are abloy locks so picking really isn’t an option. I am aware that a grinder is loud but because of the bystander effect; chances are none will interfere. Im not sure about you but i have found the lockpicking community to be very friendly and honest. Of course, there will be people who use their skills for illegal activities, but usually the lock isn’t the weakest link in a house with windows.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Of course the locks are not the weakest link in a house with windows, but statistically speaking you looking about 34% of the time a home break-in occur through the front door. About the community of the lockpicking that you were talking about... well I’m sure there is a lot of honest and nice people in this Community, but don’t be fool ! And I will repeat what I said Lock Picking is a Burglary Techniques And for that reason it should not be allowed for anyone to learn or teach if it’s not part of he’s/she’s work, Period ! And I know a lot of people like to do that as a hobby but unfortunately there is no possible way to prevent someone with bad intentions to use this skill for something else. Did you know that in England, The English censors delete the lock picking scene by Linda Hamilton from the original movie T2 (Terminator 2) Because they didn’t wanna promote lock picking method to the general public, because the actual scene was not fake and she was actually picking the lock in the mental institution using a paper clip. So yes lock picking is and should be prohibited by any means necessary to the general public. If you just doing it as an hobby and practice at home, The day will come that you will use it for something else and I’m not meaning doing a crime but to help a friend a neighbor a family member etc, which can put you in risk of getting caught (rare but possible) And just by carry those tools in some states and cities it’s consider as a possession of a burglary tools. I will not try to get into more details because it really depending on the place that you live. But long story short everyone have different opinion and because I am a professional locksmith I believe that people, that want to learn how to do it just for fun should find something else to do. Imagine that someone will open a KZbin Channel tomorrow and teach everyone how to break into Bank’s Vaults, safes etc and I’m talking about the professional way of course. Just think about that for a second... Will that be considered as a hobby as well?! There is things that should be prohibited for the greater good. And only those that need to use this technique as part of their work should have access to learn it. And yet again I don’t think that everyone should agree with me , it’s just my professional opinion Have a great day.

[@Sicsicka]

Lock#7 Masterlock level 10, 60mm, boron shackle great training lock needs SPP’d I have been unsuccessful bypassing, zipping, rocking, b$#*%picking, raking, oversetting and SPP’ing this lock myself I get a few pins and I haven’t got it yet, someday ( I’m sure the big dogs around this youtube would slap that lock around like it waisted $20 dollars) nice bidding for a Masterlock 5pins helps I think Masterlock took some of that AmericanLock technology and loaded the Bible on these IMO cheers 😎🎈

[@l337g0g0]

If I buy a level ten, how many different keys do they make for the lock? Like can someone buy a bunch of them and get repeated keys on other locks and fish for the same key for your lock? I can't imagine they have a different key for every lock they make? What's the numbers of different keys? And why when I was in the store today, the back of the package said it had a certain key lock number? Is that the repeat key thingy? like if someone bought that same number there key would work in both locks? Thank you all.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Ok so if you buy it from hardware stores it’s definitely possible to find more than one lock with the same key as those stores purchase them in stocks and usually every box of locks have the same key. The second thing is master lock company uses a variety of key combinations numbers and not just 10 or 20 it’s way way more than that ! I can’t tall for sure but it will make their locks vulnerable if they do such thing. Last thing is that you can be sure that the chances of someone having the same keys as yours and know exactly where you live or where you put this padlock is probably 0.0000001 % so I wouldn’t worry about it at this point, but what I do recommend is for you to buy a better padlock from the very beginning (Higher Security & Heavier Duty) but it’s a all different story for another video. Hope that help.

[@l337g0g0]

@@S.E.Locksmith Yea that helped, if there is only 20 different locks, can't the rifle threw those 20 keys? and same with the combination numbers? I have a question for you? What is the safest lock for a gym locker room? I had a dollar store combination lock, someone broke into it, I'm guessing he tested a few numbers??? or shimmed it??? But,,, since padlocks that can't be shimmed, can still be picked. Isn't a none shinable combination locks not vulnerable, unless they hammer it or bolt cut it? and you can't do that in a highly populated gym locker room. What's the best lock for a gym change room environment where there's constant people in there, and they can't bang it, or bolt cut it? Thank you so much, great videos.

[@SM-tm9kt]

So which padlock should purchase to protect house

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Level 10

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Level 10

[@MaxPower1000.]

I'll take level 7 and 10.

[@majsterektv7528]

This is not manufacturing difect the key is only to change the code that you know not to biomass the code when you open the lock you put in the key to change the combination

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Yes I understand that part after making that video. I really don’t use that type of padlocks anyway I only use heavy duty high security ones. This whole video purpose was for demonstration only

[@alexissr5107]

Esta interesante pero ten en cuenta que apoyas la zizalla del piso y de cierta forma haces mas fuerza al apoyarla del piso tendrias que hacerlo con el candado puesto y solo sin las manos, sin ningun tipo de apoyo

[@alphasigmasezon8597]

Excelente, muito obrigado

[@brmelectric]

Many many videos on KZbin show in Great detail, how every lock imaginable are picked. Curious why you hide from camera.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Because I believe that no professional license LOCKSMITH should show a possible method of Lock picking to the public... I know that other people think it’s obvious because so many other videos online showing it, I just choose not to

[@69fastback97]

Brian Moore he uses a key the fake that he is

[@JLH1956]

I agree silver eagle. It's a matter if ethics. At our shop, we DO NOT sell picks, pick guns, car opening tools, or even blank keys to the general public.

[@cardiffpicker1]

J H the real reason is because he can't pick very well, 10 minutes on a 4 pin master lock and not being able to pick a 5 pin. I don't have an issue with picking videos as this takes skill although I don't like people showing product specific destructive methods.

[@arthurcrime]

@@S.E.Locksmith a fairly pointless video.

[@damacknificent151]

You are using leverage. Do it with just 2 hands. Like you have no floor to lean the handle

[@cannonball666]

That would be a practical demonstration since most locks in real life aren't laying on the floor. Fact is he wouldn't be able to cut but half those locks.

[@truckerron]

If level 10 was on a door... you REALLY THINK you would be able to cut it?? I HIGHLY DOUBT IT!!!

[@S.E.Locksmith]

It will be difficult for sure

[@TheGeezzer]

You're not picking those easy locks you're just raking em! 🐵💨🤓

[@S.E.Locksmith]

I do not teach how to pick locks in my channel and I do not show this in my videos as well.

[@TheGeezzer]

@@S.E.Locksmith Sorry forgot to say that the bolt cropping section of the video was very interesting. You also have the right to show whatever you want. Good video all the same.😄😜

[@cipherion]

Liked ur honesty

[@Portergetmybag]

It would be harder if the lock wasn’t on the floor. How much harder if on the fence?

[@Sicsicka]

Lock#6 method hidden stopped camera reported 5min (not SPP’d would have been accidentally faster) Extrapolation lighter bottom of the keyway tension with the other tension wrench in set( they just don’t have enough tension wrench’s in China picksets) again b+#*%picking(sorry this is the skills name I personally like it even if it’s a low skill attack sometimes gets me into some locks faster than I could SPP them) probably used more affectively then on lock#5( I think it was the reported 15mins used to open, will call that practice)🤔

[@alexdauyer7013]

Hiding your lock picking? Questionable to me. I’ve learned from the locklab, lock picking lawyer, lock noob etc. if your into locksport try those guys.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

In my channel I’ve decided not to teach or show lock picking. For my opinion it’s a 100% burglary technique and I will not teach, explain or show to anyone how to do it! There is million of videos here on KZbin that showing this so if you want to learn some other unique things about home security this channel is the right thing for you, otherwise just look somewhere else.

[@frankmontez6853]

I think most common thieves don’t know how to pick locks. Rare thing I believe. They just cut them.

[@joezuccardo3245]

Silver Eagle I think you show picking locks on youtube, other locksmiths do, and the tools you use are not burglar tools in any state, It all depends on what you use them for. But thanks for the video it shows Master is junk no mater what the ratting Thanks

[@S.E.Locksmith]

I choose not to show Lock picking not because it’s illegal or anything, that it’s just my personal opinion about the topic... Lock picking is a burglary techniques no matter how you try to turn it, some people look at this as a sport or a hobby but I DON’T ! It may be fun to learn how to pick locks and practice at your house but it’s very dangerous when it’s come to the wrong hands 🙌 Regardless master lock are a good padlocks if you choose to go with the high-end heavy duty versions that they offer and not the cheapest ones you can find at the hardware stores

[@pheelix-]

@@S.E.Locksmith lockpickinglawyer would disagree on the good padlock part. Pretty sure master lock doesn't make a lock he hasn't opened in under 10sec. Also the core on the "high-end heavy duty Lv10 version" is crap. 5pins with no security pins. Wave raked in under 10secs if you know what you are doing.

[@MrLaking123]

m8 if your walking around with bolt croppers that big your going to attract a lot of attention this test isn't compared to real life

[@LiveFreeOrRIP]

ok thats an OVER sized set of bolt cutters and you are putting ALL of your weight on the lock witch is also False. Most locks are a couple of feet off the ground and you wont have that weight on the cutters.

[@rioailartsua7789]

Come on Mr silver Eagle ! You should show us how you could not pick Master lock level 10 ! I am a skeptic person, unless i see and touch, i don't believe. could you please make a video dedicated just to level 10 padlock ? Thank you.

[@pheelix-]

Search for LockPickingLawyer he opens all those locks plus the Lv10 in under 5sec using a wave rake, which this guy was doing to all that locks that took him 10-20mins to open. You could tell he was wave raking them by the sound, didn't even have to see him do it. Makes you wonder how much master lock paid him to not open the Lv10 lmao.

[@Sicsicka]

Lock#1(lame bidding bad Masterlock) snake rake(China) bottom keyway tension(wiper insert tension wrench) method lite tension rake motion (low skill attack)🧐

[@gamebros8424]

This guy knows there are tutorial videos on how to pick locks right?

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Yes I do know... I’m just not one of those “hotshots” trying to prove that they know how to pick locks and at the same time showing to the public a possible method of Lock picking and burglary techniques

[@marquezrobertson8957]

@@S.E.Locksmith then what's the logic of having this video in the first place?

[@paulsolfelt8452]

Don't bump them too many times, one I have won't open anymore because a steel ring that opens the locking dogs shattered inside the lock, the Bic lighter won't hurt it at all though!

[@ediplonye5906]

paul solfelt

[@corygriffiths4394]

What size bolt cutter did you use?

[@user-iq7qc6de1d]

SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE BUDDY LOL

[@udeydas9498]

Somebody plss tel me what is the name this machine?

[@nicholasb.mendozajr.8570]

I bought the Level 10 a year or 2 ago

[@S.E.Locksmith]

How is it working for you ?

[@Sicsicka]

Locks #3,4 no tools not picked , method=should have used small thin probe pick to bypass between 3 and 4 wheels(hot knife through butter) and lock 4 also could pick with previous skillset just use smaller tools in your China set🧐

[@nicholasoas9282]

Most padlock are put in the door so it must be harder if someone tries to cut the level 10 theres no ground even using the wall its slippery

[@mykhalable9433]

For anyone wanting to buy a lock, DO NOT buy MasterLock. I've opened fewer than 100 locks in my life but I can pick each of these locks in the video in fewer than 30 seconds. Hell, I've seen a video where a guy picks open a MasterLock with a chicken bone. The only thing MasterLock has going for it is strength from brute force attacks. However, their locks can be raked open which requires 5 minutes of practice to become proficient enough for any of their locks.

[@cardiffpicker1]

That all depends on the biting of the lock , i have an m15 that I can pick in a few seconds but can only rake with 1 rake I think it's one of the king and queen rakes.

[@dariomilardovic8409]

Last two no ways to cut on the gate because you can't make enough force.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

I agree with you It’s very difficult if you don’t have enough force like if it was in the ground etc

[@deadly_m5]

pov you wanna unlock your school gates so ur fat friends can ditch school with u cuz they cant jump over

[@garyuk761]

In the real world you don't have a lock on the floor.. you wouldn't cut half of them locks at chest height without putting all your body weight on the cutters..

[@BD90..]

I would not use this range from master lock. The pro series is superior if you want to actually use a master lock.

[@S.E.Locksmith]

I agree with you

[@cardiffpicker1]

They are still not the best but I do have a couple of 6321's,only got one because it was late in the day and it was the best they had I the shop. The second one was free from master lock because the first said 6 pin on the pack but was only 5 pin.

[@antoniogoeantoro267]

the stronger padlock is american secure padlock and sherlock british padlock fix

[@69fastback97]

As you taken the lock out of sight I can only suggest you have used a spare key on them

[@S.E.Locksmith]

No Sir I did Not have a "spare key" look between 5:10-5:31 as I use the torque tool to open the padlock with no key !there is no possible way to do it if you didn't pick the lock... ask any locksmith and he will tell you the same + the only reason I didn't show how I picked the locks is because I believe that no locksmith/video/person or anyone should teach or show how to preform a possible method of burglary by lock picking. and I know there is million videos out there showing how to pick locks etc. I just choose not to and not because of the reason you mention above

[@Bialy_1]

Key is blocked by pins when u using it, only in starting position you have springs and space where pins can move so you can move out your key, some locks have two sets of springs and you can take your key in open position but its not the case with this locks and there is no way to move you key out when core is partialy rotated.

[@smokeya2]

Don’t try it at home? Is it really that bad??

[@mollies13]

Can it cut adamintion?

[@blameusa7082]

I buy lv 10 after this!! £26 well spent. If he can barely cut it on the floor... no chances once its on a van

[@cardiffpicker1]

Dont buy one They are shit and easily picked , I have done them in about 10 seconds

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@METRIKVX not true, somecare still very tricky for even the best pickers

[@Texas_Cody]

I guess this man never heard of @thelockpickinglawyer 🤣😂🤣😂

[@S.E.Locksmith]

I actually did. He’s very good and definitely more than me... i’m not trying to compete with anyone and I’m not supporting of teaching viewers how to pick locks. My channel is about other security solutions etc.

[@royeb63]

@@S.E.Locksmith When it comes to LockPickingLawyer, I think it's more to expose the weaknesses of the locks, so that you can make informed decisions when you're buying. The lock manufacturer surely will NOT tell you about their design flaws. I'd rather know about these things BEFORE I spend a lot of money on a high class lock. Oh, and for the criminals, they know already.

[@RMoribayashi]

There are actually several good quality affordable Master padlocks sold in Europe. including several dimple locks. The problem is finding them buried in with the rest of Master's standard "marshmallow core" junk. They're EU exclusive too. I guess they don't want Americans to know just how bad the stuff they sell here is.

[@troywilliams8659]

My wife wears the level 10 lock on her belt 😅

[@taukirzaman7965]

But doesn’t mean it’s Acid proof.

[@jammock4895]

How dare you to apologize to men because you’re having a hard time picking a lock. I’ve been spending money for 5 years on locks to keep my neighbor out not smart

[@mikeanzarouth518]

I'm never buying any of those locks, shame on the manufacturers. The customers probably feel cheated after spending money on them...what a disgrace¿

[@S.E.Locksmith]

There’s always a better options if you’re looking for real heavy duty padlocks

[@Mr.SuperDuper-idk]

Without that leverage level 9 is sufficient

[@HondaJazz808]

I’m going to use the level 10 for school so when I’m in summer break the staff won’t be able to open my locker

[@griffin3964]

The staff just need a COMPETENT locksmith for that.

[@Sicsicka]

Lock#5 (again classic Masterlock bidding I don’t understand why they have 10,000 choices to bid and still the key looks flat like Granite counter top) method not shown camera stopped.... Extrapolated method with same tools b$#%*picking (spool getting caught in shear-line {yes there are a couple of security driver pins not much}) thoughts SPP would be faster or switch to city or Bogota picks with lightest tension possible maybe light bouncing 😎

[@mmoretz6619]

Ignore the haters. I for one, found this video EXTREMELY useful! I was curious how the shackles on the Magnum locks held up to bolt cutters, and your video answered my questions well. Thanks for posting :)

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Love your comment, thank you Soon I will release more awesome videos

[@noahway13]

In the thumbnail, I thought bolt cutters was a pair of woman's jeans. Wow. One of those days.

[@franciscoperez789]

Easier to cut the lock off with a portable grinder

[@S.E.Locksmith]

Yes of course it will be easier

[@lesrinehart933]

Use a standard hook .25 thousandths

[@MalacthaMC]

Nigga said “ cut it like A butter”

[@chastheplayer8367]

Grinder just cut through easy