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[@brandonbrooks9275]

Chain one is wrong . The chain is supposed to be in the wall

[@HNRY2370]

@@brandonbrooks9275 its probably better on the door as long as the door is quality wood becuse a dry wall ain't stopping somebody really strong smashing into it

[@delavanty]

Fire men do that to get to people

[@madebydimiakagreekmachine5822]

For the first lock if you had switched them around and put the chain part on the frame and the lock part on the door then it work

[@brandonbrooks9275]

@rick what I meant to say when I was a kid we had a wood wall and it held to a neighborhood burglar. But it was a wood walled house so I do agree that it need to be wood and also the slide it’s self needed to be horizontal where the fat end would be closest to the edge of the door and you would not be able to slide it open.

[@five9guy69]

As I've heard lock experts say, "the lock is more of a delay." All that noise while kicking in the door will get someone's attention unless you live in the middle of nowhere. Just a thought. Lol

[@ThePrufessa]

Exactly. When lock picking lawyer did that one bike lock that took the steady hand of a surgeon to pick (and over five minutes) people were replying that the lock wouldn't stop anyone from putting it in a pickup truck or van. Uh...duh!! EVERY lock is susceptible to that type of theft! The point of the video is to remove lock picking from the equation! If a pick takes that much precision and time then you take that and worry about the pickup thefts another way!

[@magicdirt55]

I live in the middle of nowhere and I git thet doggo security system 😆 my blue nose pit bark at every nose at night

[@t.j.furness]

Give you more time to be ready with your gun.

[@Vl0gWithAb]

@@t.j.furness he took so long to break that second lock, that cops could arrive faster, or just use gun

[@t.j.furness]

@@Vl0gWithAb hahah! Right?! But I probably wouldn't be thinkin' of callin' the cops if someone was tryin' to break in, probably after to have them come clean up.

[@chucknorris2938]

To be honest, I’m more impressed with how the door itself survived.

[@orangesmokers5901]

Fax

[@phoneusandfroboof829]

come from you this means a lot

[@MatttWawaExtras]

The door was prob metal, but fax yah lol

[@jonmarquez128]

Try hitting it with Nokia 3310 Phone!

[@backroadsliving7740]

@@jonmarquez128 or make the nokia the door lock

[@codylucente]

I am a first responder and I've had to kick in several doors. They are very easy to kick in. You can cause a Deadbolt to fail with 1 kick. I believe the reason you struggled was your moving frame. Also I can say definitively the size of the screws is what will save you. To make your door almost kickproof literally just put 3" screws through the metal Deadbolt latch

[@thebatmom]

Thank you

[@drewa3597]

@@thebatmom for what

[@thebatmom]

@@drewa3597 for the information he provided

[@jttech44]

Yup, 3" deck screws and your deadbolt basically has to be ripped from your door before you'll get it open. Doorframe spreaders will still let it open easily, which are much harder to defend against. Usually that involves a steel bar that holds the sides of the frame and the door, which is a major pain all around and generally worthless unless you have bars on all your windows.

[@knurlgnar24]

A properly installed quality deadbolt isn't going to be kicked in easily. The plate it goes through should be heavy gauge steel and secured to the door frame with proper 3'' or greater wood screws. Most are installed poorly though. The door jamb is entirely useless for security - the framing is what offers security.

[@CBG2895]

Tyler: *kicks his way past all these locks* All these lock companies: *YOU WERENT SUPPOSED TO DO THAT*

[@wdgaster6148]

But... A robber does kick the door so, he was checking if it was secure against robbers

[@rickardsvensson7097]

@@wdgaster6148 A robber wouldnt go through the door at all most likely. A window is 10x faster and less noticable.

[@TC-th1ey]

@@rickardsvensson7097 Agreed especially if the nefarious individual is committing a "smash and grab" opportunistic type burglary.

[@sevenseven7990]

@@rickardsvensson7097 Unless the house their breaking into has a glass shatter alarm

[@rickardsvensson7097]

@@sevenseven7990 they still would chose that over the door. As said, way faster. And if they have alarms for the window they have alarm in the house overall. So wouldnt matter if they went through window or the door, an alarm would sound either way.

[@ashtern5675]

Put all the locks on one door and make the ultimate door

[@Nightsaber22]

It would be awesome to see Tyler do that then try to open the door because I truly believe that it’s gonna be impossible for him to kick or knock up the door with them all on

[@brandon025]

nice

[@broofallbros3036]

lock pick lawyer would probably have something to say about that :p

[@ilikefood1609]

You’re playing god right now

[@retrogamer33]

SUPERDOOR!

[@TheLloydus01]

The door chain is fitted the wrong way round. Slider goes on the door, not the jam. But yes it was still flimsy...

[@DeadSpecimen]

This lol

[@gertskook]

He installed it the way it was told on the instructions.

[@davidkunkle3262]

Lol yep

[@elizdavidson]

@@gertskook did he get it from wish? Hahaha

[@gertskook]

@@elizdavidson lol probably 🤣

[@CBG2895]

Funny story here: The second lock he reviewed is one that i have on my apartment door (aside from the chain that is originally on it). I installed this bad-boy and i must've forgot to tighten the screws down that were on the catcher so i left the house and came back an hour later, opened the door and the catcher caught on the nob piece and i was essentially locked out of my own home. It was EXACTLY like this scenario in the video. It took me 45 minutes of kicking in the door (JUST LIKE TYLER WAS DOING) to FINALLY loosen the screws enough to where i could reach my hand in and pull the nob loose and out of the catcher. Its still a good lock though, IMO. Full disclosure: The screws that came in the package were NOT the long screws as shown here. They were tiny little screws

[@Deladus]

Ive been locked out by that style lock before due to something in the lock catching when it closed and flipping it closed. I rent. Called maintenance, they came out with essentially giant pliers and squeezed the bars together getting me back in in no time.

[@andrewaustin3515]

Quick tip jam a credit card in the lock from the outside takes a little practice and you can essentially open the door right up

[@andrewaustin3515]

Open the door put a credit card where the lock is slam the door shut and it will fling the locking arm out of the way

[@Quirions]

The fact that it opens only a bit before it stops shows you what you cant access juuuust a bit to piss you off even more

[@otbs9967]

Wait your apartments allowed you to install one? I might have to look into this since my apartment allows me to paint the walls lol

[@MAGAMAN]

Part of your problem on that second lock is that your entire door is moving, which is dissipating the force through the entire door. If it was solidly put inside a wall, it probably wouldn't have lasted nearly as long.

[@alexxander966]

Even though he definitely installed the chain in backwards... I've always seen the chain as a "you can't walk straight in" defence rather than a "you can't get in at all" defence.

[@animeloveer97]

Yea my mom had one in her room installed properly and I'd use a broom handle to open it same with those latch and hook ones

[@cmendoza1094]

@@animeloveer97 You can open a lot metal/glass shop doors with a modified clothes hanger pretty much too. Lockpicking Lawyer FTW!

[@johnjoe4415]

Was looking for this comment. The the chain holder goes side to side with the insert on the further end

[@HadesImmortalArmy]

glad to see i was not the only one to be bothered by the chain being installed backwards XD

[@kptkarma0751]

When project farm hasn’t posted in a week we get tyler farm lol

[@a2l2e2]

Hahahahhahahaha true

[@xdp9609]

Lol

[@Michael-fi3uu]

Just thinking about that

[@FoxyMaster1016]

Who is project farm?

[@huskers1278]

@@FoxyMaster1016 you need to look into his stuff. Dude is amazing

[@DaxMapsOfficial]

To be fair, some of these door stops are meant to be used in conjunction with your existing door locks. Alot stronger when all work together.

[@andrewflanders262]

Regarding the test of the latch lock where the door "bends" out of the way, it might not be the door bending, but also the door frame you're using, which is not secured to any walls / studs like a real door frame would be.

[@boughsoffolly]

Damn LPL has become really chaotic lately

[@masonharris9166]

Ever since his face reveal, he's been like a new person. Im starting to think this guy isn't an actual Lawyer

[@jumpinjackfishback88]

You need to try this with some antique locks. I’ve got locks from the 1850s that I’ve tested. No one is getting in that room

[@eviebr83]

Now I'm really curious what's in that room... 😅😅

[@EarthPoweredHippie]

And everyone who don't know this thinks their new lock and ring device is an upgrade. Most folks just don't know.

[@fluffehgamer4712]

@@eviebr83 well a kinky dungeon 😂 🤭

[@Real_Donald_Trump]

Lever locks are really easy to pick though

[@jumpinjackfishback88]

@@fluffehgamer4712 you know it! ;)

[@ProjectHellhound04]

I feel suddenly way safer in a hotel room than I do in my own house.

[@peterv1318]

They have tools you can buy to bypass that look.

[@shanepadilla8903]

You can even use a card (like the ones that your hotel room uses ) to bypass that lock( used to be a housekeeper)

[@DeadpanVT]

​@Alex a literal rubber band and some tape I won't explain in the comments how but it's pretty easy. You can break into alot of homes with just a credit card like the comment above says I used to have to do that to get into my home when locked out by family.

[@thebatmom]

Right lol

[@JamesNunya-vj7wm]

Really because you got people in them hallways and no cameras to see you get in your hotel room.

[@nicholaswilder8710]

I worked in hospitality for years and I know the strength of those swing-bar locks. I actually use them on my own home. The thing with that particular lock is that if someone is trying to breach a door, it’s going to, A: Set off the security alarm. Or B: Wake me up and give me enough time to be on the other side of the door with a 9mm. I really enjoyed this video and the lesson I take away is that sometimes, the older methods are still the best methods. 😉

[@AverageReviewsYT]

There are videos all over KZbin of how to bypass those.. they are not safe.

[@peterv1318]

@@AverageReviewsYT - thank you! I been posting this all over. People are having false sense of security.

[@thunderballz74]

Exactly! Locks don't have to hold on a long time but enough time that it alerts me and my shotgun!!! 🔥

[@knurlgnar24]

No lock is secure. Plus I'm guessing you have windows. The 9mm is real security.

[@RYANBRU32]

You've got to be kidding with the door chain? 😂🤦🏻‍♂️ The latch part goes on the door so when the door opens it pulls it along the track so you can't put your hand round if you do it right

[@savannahsatchell287]

I came here to comment this exact thing lol

[@panzerdragoonss4021]

@@savannahsatchell287 me too

[@RYANBRU32]

Chains are still pretty shit tho but yea it's more effective when you fit it properly

[@nicholasabsher4599]

love his vids but some of the stuff he does shows how little of manual labor hes done

[@SuperSport1966]

I also came to say this.

[@scottyscorch6217]

One of the things I noticed is that your door frame moved QUITE a bit when you were hitting it. That movement absorbed a lot of the impact. Most of these locking devices probably would have failed, sooner, if you had them on a proper door. However, most of these locking devices would, and should, be used in conjunction with the deadbolt and the knob lock. Final thing - this is why firefighters are not trained to kick doors in. They're trained to use haligans and other tools. Kicking doors in is a good way to screw your knees. Other than that, solid video.

[@xavierbreath2227]

Bingo!

[@X.L.B1]

There was a video of a would be burglar at who actually broke his leg trying to kick a door in. I couldn’t imagine my leg going the other way 🫢😰

[@DREDD.7356]

@@X.L.B1 how could you possibly break a leg while kicking a door huh if you're made out of pasta probably

[@X.L.B1]

@@DREDD.7356 do your own research next time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWSpfoymeLdln5Y

[@vicgamesvt9682]

These same physics would also be the same reason why the door guard (second lock) out performed the barrel bolt (fourth lock).

[@budlloyd3127]

you should modify the pole one to have a solid pin going through the holes to see if it works any better. great video as usual!

[@weedjesus5587]

tyler coming thru that door like my dad finaly bringing the milk home made my day

[@boldngold5204]

Ah yes, time for another episode of “something I didn’t know I wanted to find out”

[@parkerray5232]

Everytime I see that SpongeBob popsicle it gets worse and worse 😂

[@boldngold5204]

@@parkerray5232 yes, indeed it will

[@Grimcreeper134]

The chain lock needs to be mounted horizontally in order to not let someone unhook from the outside.

[@metaloverdose]

My parents had a chain on the door leading into the basement. It was mounted horizontally with the chain on the frame and slide on the door with the opening of the slide pointed away from the frame. So, when it opens the slide moves to the end and hard to slide back out due to the movement of the door. More effective than how it was mounted in this video.

[@20EsOfficial]

...and have the chain on the wall instead of the bar too

[@Grimcreeper134]

Ah yes to both of you i completely didn't think of that either. I feel like the chain needs a retest in a part 2 of this video.

[@facade0074]

Did y’all not hear that the company had it shown mounted vertically so he installed it vertically

[@Grimcreeper134]

@@facade0074 Doesn't mean it wasn't wrong. Also he corrected it in a new video. The real question is why are you replying to this?

[@drewborgholthaus2010]

Do you think the white hinge type lock that you assumed would be stronger could’ve failed because either (1) the door was so far off from being flush with the frame that the lock didn’t fully engage or (2) there was excess space in between the frame and the door, placing too much torque on the far edge of the bumper as this would create a radial/circular force that almost mimics pulling the hinge out with your fingers? I can’t tell whether the latter is an issue from the view on the video. Just asking because i was leaning towards this lock the most before watching this video. Now not too sure

[@TheVipershark]

The locks definitely benefited from the free standing frame. Less energy was being transferred into the the small lock and being shared by the movement of the frame

[@SOOKIE42069]

tyler the locks aren't gonna break that easy when the door is wobbling around like that. you really need to test it on a door that's actually hung in a wall. you're losing so much force to the wobble.

[@TumbleTrashOfficial]

this is true

[@rylenstuffsv2]

Sadly this is true Looks like more than 3 hours gone to waste

[@edgeofsins]

Maybe anchor bolts in some concrete in the future. That way we can keep that good pov on the door and accessibility for demonstration. The top would still flex somewhat though unless metal frame around wooden frame.

[@easyroc75]

If the door wasn’t wobbly, the locks are going to fail easier. The door jam will fall apart with most kicks. It’s best to use a 3-4 inch screw and screw it to the 2x4.

[@thickgirlsneedlove2190]

Actually he doesn't

[@real_g0att467]

"its definitely getting weak, 100%" 😂😂 then pulls out the sledgehammer

[@kennethsanderson442]

Guess there's a reason why most hotels use them. 😎

[@aamershaikh6409]

Best locks review and testing video out there. Thank you for providing a real world testing and not a marketing bs. I wish you also tested the old school Bar and Brackets lock. I would love to see you kicking that thing open...never the less, great job. Thank you from Canada.

[@Logan-oz1ne]

The welds on the privacy hooks are probably the strongest part of done properly. It may appear as a weak point but because of how the welds work and welding itself works it actually strengthens the material

[@user-unfound33]

You're whole frame is twisting and moving, that makes breaking the door open harder. In a house and an apartment the door frame won't move so it transfer your force better on the weak spots.

[@jcerda7666]

The LockPicking Lawyer would be proud of Tyler's lock handling skills, such finesse

[@odinslockllc]

I was surprised by how fast the door defender failed (the aluminum flip lock). Personally I like the steel strike plates that reinforces the door jamb and prevents the wood from failing. The one you gave 10 stars for is common on hotel rooms. Thanks for doing this. Btw, the products that rely on the door to be latched and bolt thrown might have done better had you not held the door partially open/ unlatched. Sometimes these products are designed to work together with a locked door not by themselves. That’s just my opinion and your testing has definitely gave me some ideas. Thanks for sharing!

[@blackbearelectronicswithco9541]

You should test how secure a door is with a strike plate attached to the door and door frame. Also test the security of a screen or storm door that has a lock

[@sunburntodin910]

As someone who has breached and entered premises, I can tell you that a deadbolt mounted in an actual door frame is MUCH harder than a couple of kicks. Were talking sledge and hooligan tool.

[@stinkycheese804]

Nope, a couple kicks from a health, full sized adult male will rip the door frame apart if you kick AT the deadbolt area, unless one of two things are true: 1) The frame is metal 2) The striker plate spans a longer area and has much longer, thicker bolts going through past the frame into the wall stud or other material the wall is comprised of. Essentially, what he built was not designed with security in mind, though I concede that the average crackhead breaking into homes may not have the health or mental facility to effectively land a kick that hard.

[@ethelryan257]

@@stinkycheese804 I'm a woman in her 60's. Been opening 'secured' doors for many, many years. A properly anchored deadbolt strike plate will hold up for long enough to grab your gun. But, why bother? If I need in, I don't even try. I am not in Lock Picking Lawyer's class, but I can pick just about any, quietly, in a few minutes. Seriously, though, you have windows in your home? Never mind the door. If I had to get in to save a life? I'd break the glass, done.

[@littlejackalo5326]

@@stinkycheese804 almost all modern high quality deadbolts have a plate below the striker plate that takes 3" screws, and you're not kicking it down.

[@stinkycheese804]

@@littlejackalo5326Then all you're really stating is that most people don't have your hypothetical modern, "high quality" deadbolt, but FYI 3" screws don't keep the rest of the door frame from coming apart if made out of typical pine wood, especially after it has weathered.

[@black11189]

@@ethelryan257 how do you dealt with deadbolt ON ? i mean it a long piece of metal not just a lock

[@undsweaty9637]

that is one high quality door

[@chirstophersevy3522]

Yes it is. I am amazed of the door

[@stapler314]

Hell nah my door is solid wood, heavy af. That door ain't shit it's one of those home depot doors

[@fetusman2248]

@@stapler314 I have that only for the front door

[@undsweaty9637]

@@stapler314 stop hating, the door is lovely

[@skylerhester6220]

It's a metal door, when I was younger my family lived in a house in a pretty bad neighborhood and that door was what saved us from getting robbed, we had one of those chain locks on it and instead of trying to bust it down the people trying to break in tried to use a sledge on it, had to get a new door but it really saved our asses

[@pauldrice1996]

Steel doorframe and door with a deadbolt is probably your best bet for security. I have significantly above average experience with kicking in doors and if either the frame or door are wood (with standard deadbolt) it wouldn't take me more than 2 kicks, if it did take me 2 I would end up laughing awkwardly between the first and second kick. Foot placement and correct weight shift are the most important things.

[@trapcloud4258]

by far my favorite video, i keep coming back to it

[@SBDScott]

Ever wonder why the deadbolt is so long? It is supposed to go through the frame, and into the trim stud inside the wall. The metal bracket (if installed properly, prevents the frame/stud from splitting apart like that,) can also be installed on the stud during installation of the frame, making it even beefier, and allowing larger (within reason) screws to be used efficiently. Properly installed deadbolts are freaking hard to bypass with force. That is also an exterior door on a 6" frame. It should be installed in a 2x6 wall, making the deadbolt mounted in it even stronger. That is a 2x4 frame.

[@uncommonsense7830]

Tyler the chain is on backwards XD The proper way of doing it is having the track on the door, that way someone would have to have the strength to dig the lock through itself. Chains safe people's lives.

[@bullseye2641]

He never does anything properly lmao

[@stevebauer6293]

Obviously he’s never been to a hotel and used the chain lock.

[@katnelson5617]

@tylertube

[@Muhubi]

But then he proceeds to push the door open. The chain itself slapped.... nevermind him reaching into the door to unhook it

[@uncommonsense7830]

@@Muhubi If it were installed properly, you wouldn't be able to unhook it. They're very secure if put on correctly. I always get chains and one potentially saved me from a guy that tried to bash my door open once. The chain stopped him.

[@MaybeitsmeJulia]

Another great video! The thing is that in my country our doors open outward, one of the reasons being that it's harder to break in. I'd like to see which devices work best or worst for those kinds of doors.

[@Prickly-hr5sf]

Would love to see some testing on the nightlock! Great video as always!

[@billybassman21]

Yep, that's what I have. Screwed into the foundation.

[@tobo434]

You gotta remember that most of those locks are extra security, and would be locked with the dead bolt and handle lock all locked at the same time

[@littlejackalo5326]

Not many of those are going to be in parallel with the dead bolt, besides that 4th white block thing. All the other ones, you'd defeat the dead bolt first, then the extra lock, since they allow the door to open more. They are in series to the deadbolt.

[@gokuog1772]

@@dustygerman4981 well he should be testing it that way. Who is going to put a chain on their door and not lock the deadbolt too?

[@Bea-a-deer]

@@gokuog1772 Personally I’m researching to keep my maintenance guy out when I’m home. He tends to come over unannounced & will let himself in if he sees my car. He has a key so locking the knob doesn’t do anything.

[@bigt6889]

You could hold out longer with a wedge of wood than some of those

[@CBG2895]

This comment needs to be at the top! The wooden wedge will hold a door from opening almost always!!!

[@WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart]

Just put a concrete block on wheels, and block the door with it, then lock the wheels with a wedge.

[@fetusman2248]

@Andrew Brickhill lol dude stfu

[@fetusman2248]

Ok if we continue we gonna argue forever now lol

[@floyd2386]

Yeah, I'd like to see just a simple door stop tested.

[@Appellonia]

Honestly....Im only here for "oh no....whatever will I do"!? 😱 🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥲 I love Tyler....absolutely LOVE HIM.

[@bryanb4308]

I’m installing my privacy hook right now, how far did you say the screws should be sticking out the backside of the door again?

[@918Kustomz]

I personally replace all the screws for the lock plates on the frame and hinges with 3 inch deck screws instead of the half inch screws most come with. That way if the frame does break you still have to break the screws

[@matrixdefector4344]

My apartment door came with the 2nd lock thing you tested installed, and it has helped me feel safe numerous times. I have anxiety and a bit of paranoia. Sometimes I get it in my head that someone is going to come in my apartment and kill me in my sleep. No good reason for the fear, tbh. I live in a pretty safe area. No crimes in this neighborhood in the three years I have lived here. And I am a man, so it's not like I feel afraid because I am weak or anything. It's just mental illness :) Anyway, I use the extra door lock thing whenever my brain convinces me I am in danger. This video of you struggling to break the door down with it on there makes me feel even better. And I know the one I have is even more heavy-duty (thicker, installed correctly) than the one you tested. Could you also test window locks? My apartment is on the second floor, but I still get paranoid that someone is looking up into my apartment from below and that if they see me they will grab a ladder and climb up in here to bypass the door. To anyone who is alarmed - yes, I am being treated for my mental illness. Knowing something is irrational doesn't make it seem any less real, in the moment. Once I get into that panicky hyper-vigilant state of mind, not even Superman could convince me the threat isn't real. I am not a danger to myself or others, at this point in time.

[@Sparkles._.]

Honestly I thought I was crazy for this. My dad has always told me if you're gonna lock one lock make it the dead bolt but be smart and lock both. I get up and check my locks 2 3 times a night because I'm convinced someone will break in and kill me and my boyfriend when we sleep. I have the second lock he tested and like you said it made me feel better watching him struggle to get in. I live in a safe and gated community when we house sit (7 or 8 months out of the year) and so I shouldn't worry but I watch enough crime shows to know better. My boyfriend tells me I'm paranoid but growing up in a neighborhood where we've been broken into twice and had many robbers in it I don't take chances even though that wasn't a safe neighborhood. He complains that he gets locked out of the house because I forget to unlock the door but I tell him do you want me dead or do you want me locked out of the house. That changes his mind fast. I use locks more as a delay so the can't just walk in and I'm a light sleeper most nights so a creak in the house settling wakes me up fast. So I sure as hell will here a sledge hammer bang through the door. But trust me you're not alone it's safe to be paranoid it just means you're aware of danger and wanna stop it

[@justchillin7552]

Any time I get any type of pain like a sharp stab In my side for example I convince myself I’m dying it can be as simple as a headache and I’m convinced or I get a cut I always think I’m gonna get gangrene or some other infection that’s deadly I don’t know why also doesn’t help that I get lots of weird pains

[@animeloveer97]

@@justchillin7552 your a hypochondriac my dude that's what it's called

[@EyesWideOpen420]

I'd like to see the same test with metal framed doors too!

[@garythompson1800]

Tyler. The door chain is intended to keep little kids from opening the door when you aren't looking not to prevent someone coming in. As far as the rest. By the time you got past some of them you may be looking down a gun barrel

[@nolans3026]

you just gotta realize, by the time I hear all these attempts to undo my lock - you may have opened my door, but now you're looking down the barrel of my gun lol

[@OtherThanIntendedPurpose]

I have that flip over style you brought out the sledge for, but I also have a steel door and door frame, it may not keep a determined person out, but I will sure as hell hear them trying to get in.

[@greatleader4841]

I got one too. I didn't realize how strong it actually is. I got an actual wood door and a brick frame.

[@krislynch7454]

Thx for doing all that hard work for us!!!❤❤❤❤so good to learn!!!

[@BrooksTj1997]

I like how he walks in like he’s about to do damage on someone’s house 😂😂

[@Lachdanun]

Then is like wait.. I live here lol

[@jaytonkennedy959]

i love how this is how tyler spends his 4th of July😂🎆🎉

[@stinkycheese804]

Well the tequila and guns don't come out till it gets dark.

[@agoddamnferret]

The thing about some of this stuff is it's more meant to delay someone breaking in, there's really no way to 100% prevent someone from breaking in it's more, it gives you more time to react.

[@ChrisBrown-nr1on]

I believe you're exactly right because if a thief really wants to get in your house he's going to get in no matter what

[@lucassvedlund3851]

And after a certain point stealth isn’t even a factor anymore

[@derbabo8455]

but a longer delay is still better then a short one. i would think most will give up after some time because it gets too risky

[@uncommonsense7830]

I hate one of those door-poles. It's an old model from the '90s which has better security and structure, but it also has a rope with bells on it. Basically, if the breaker-inner were to get it to fall down, the whole neighborhood would know of it.

[@noturkill9879]

There is though. When you hear the benging walk out therough the garage with a shotgun. I garuntee they will stop trying to rob you.

[@joepublic2894]

7:00 Ahh show me a warrant? haha. I'd be out the back door and down to the coffee shop by them.

[@tiff_jones]

This was a great video with lots of surprises. Thank you for this!

[@eliminster06]

I have just a few points to make on your video, the chain lock should not have riveted hardware for the latch, it also should be mounted horizontally not vertically so that when the door is pushed in it cannot reach the latch release point. The frame you used needed to be beefed up to reduce flex and twist such as a real door frame would react. Also the best lock for your door in my opinion is the nightlock door lock. It is very effective and quick and easy to install.

[@MrDuck-gf5nn]

No one: Not a single soul: Tyler on 4th of July: I wanna know if these locks actually work so imma kick a door!

[@Silhouex]

The only day his neighbors will think the insistent banging is just fireworks

[@Nothingbutgreatness_]

The way he always steps in or walks in after the the door opens is funny as fuck.

[@stephenmitchell3569]

Thank You for Sharing Great Locks !!!

[@wootdoo]

A way to impove the stick stop thingy is to drill a hole through the right hight setting and insert a steel pin with cotterpins on both sides. Im not sure if it still would fail but i want someone to try it. Im a failed engineer so i kinda know some things lol

[@lucassvedlund3851]

The tube walls would probably just tear at that point but I think you would probably have to at least kick it then and have the foot of the stop in a hole so it can’t slide🤷‍♂️

[@ThePrufessa]

Tyler Tube is stepping on my man Project Farm's toes with this one!! He should have done a collaboration with him!!

[@WilliamHollinger2019]

Yes

[@DodgeCrazed]

Absolutely do that.

[@iofs3338]

Yes

[@jonathanyanez9434]

Nah. Who tf that is?

[@ThePrufessa]

@@jonathanyanez9434 Look him up fool

[@f-puppet4059]

this video was so entertaining. Thank you, Tyler

[@KMB1414]

This is great! Especially for people that are about to move out

[@bossnass7191]

Everyone: *outside shooting fireworks* Tyler: I wanna break some door locking mechanisms

[@AnonYmous-qg4ph]

You didn't install a striker plate for the deadbolt, of course it's going to break

[@cadenj8171]

Striking plate wouldn’t have kept the door frame in tact @Anon Ymous

[@AnonYmous-qg4ph]

@@cadenj8171 yes it would.

[@geranimojump]

@@cadenj8171 it would if the screws were long enough to go into the 2x4 which they should be.

[@stinkycheese804]

@@cadenj8171 If you buy a security type yes it will because the bolts for it go past the door frame into the wall, which is the point of them. in that case it is probably easier to get the door off by ripping the hinge side off rather than the deadbolt side, unless of course similarly beefed up hinges and bolts were used there too.

[@DuckDaddy69]

He was also kicking the door open rather that kicking it in. If he was kicking it in the frame wouldn’t have split as easy becuase the inside of the of the house section of the frame is much thicker than the outside of the house section of frame.

[@CK-nf4ui]

When I have a bad day, I come here and my day is instantly better. You make me laugh so much and your passion for creating these fun videos lifts my mood! Thank you!

[@chinmaygopal9295]

The most surprising this is that I'm sitting here and watching this at 2am right now.

[@shanefox6440]

Thought the chain was to prevent your children wondering out the house?

[@itsamk18-ish]

If your frame was bolted down so the door wouldn’t move when you kick it, the second lock may have broke sooner. Those things are pretty good though

[@codysmith8933]

Definitely been better if the whole situation was bolted down somehow for sure.

[@isaacdook6161]

I'm not so sure he was stood on the frame while he kicked meaning hes putting the same force into the door as he moves with it

[@dylandepetro4187]

Had the door been bolted down, it would have been in splinters by the time he reached the third lock.

[@itsamk18-ish]

@@dylandepetro4187 yeah the door/door frame definitely wouldn’t of survived near aslong.

[@diannesalazar7985]

Thanks for this video. It given me idea what lock that I would buy.

[@antoniolim762]

Damn yer test vid is awesome!!! TYVM for showing us fer real how them doohickeys work...keep it up!!!

[@zachduncan1998]

We just gonna pretend that he didn’t install the door chain wrong

[@iamjogun]

yeah he isn't the brightest crayon in the box

[@Sportstalk1280]

That’s a new phrase I’ve never heard of before not a bad one though

[@jacobjones3163]

If the Pole thing had like a bolt you could kick it into the door and I promise it’s stronger I’m a fireman and I’ve tryed to get through that it’s easier to just go through a window at that point

[@Thanson199415]

21:55 yeah, but the door is also bending 🤣🤣🤣 luv ur videos ✌️

[@Trippsy05]

The second one you showed was the last line of defense for my front door and the thief trying to break in couldnt get past it and left. Can confirm that it works pretty darn well.

[@chrislindner1608]

Me: what you doing on the 4th man Tyler: trying out door locks Me: wtf

[@thehorrorcounselors4747]

Videos like this have the potential to prevent a lot of home invasions...

[@marksnead2740]

The free standing frame is costing your kicks energy. When the frame moves it absorbs the energy of the kick instead of transmitting it to the hardware.

[@Arrowed_Sparrow]

This video was super helpful. And because of all of your testing I know to wait until the 4th of July to kick down a door. And no one will ever know... I'm a genius!

[@melaniem4798]

He spent 2 hours trying to get the door to swing smoothly just to test these locks and break it. Haha. I'd actually like to know his thought process on how and why he thought the hotel room door lock was gonna be easy. Cause honestly, I've always thought out of all of them that I've seen, that one seemed most secure. The other sturdy one I figured would eventually pop the hook out due to vibration (which it did the first time he retried with different screws). If the hook had a carabiner type end instead of a hook, I'd say that it would work great though. I feel like if an intruder was gonna go this far, they'd be quicker just breaking a window. Haha. I mean, your door can be as secure as you want it to be but windows are always a weak point when it comes to keeping yourself safe in terms of that cause lets be honest, criminals are already breaking the law, they aren't gonna care that they have to break your window to get what they want. This was cool to see tested out though because I've looked into these for a while for more home security. I'd say Tyler was probably pretty sore after this workout. Haha.

[@meauxjeaux431]

Easy fix for windows is a pair of thick solid wood shutters mounted inside. screw 2 pairs of iron brackets on the window frame 1/3 from the top and bottom on each side, using stout 4 inch screws, then slip two 2X4s into the brackets going across the entire width of the window into each pair of brackets. They can break the glass all they want, but they aren't getting in.

[@Devou1s]

I miss the jar videos, but heck! Always fun to tune in :)

[@steff6682]

Yes I miss them too

[@dogeandty]

3:10 Me: Trying to get past the door TylerTube's Twitch on the other side of the door

[@josephtucciarone6878]

Thank you. Excellent work.

[@Dizz2K7]

Everyone realizes that testing them on the same door makes the tests pointless, right?

[@zipzip8239]

and on a door that is bouncing and sliding around.

[@xavierbreath2227]

Yes

[@sebaplayz9999]

No

[@quinzoto]

and a floating frame 😂

[@centralnewyorkresponses7887]

“I followed all the OSHA guidelines” Sure you did, lol

[@solidacid5]

Great video. I was just about to buy that security floor bar.

[@SonJWri]

I use a bar lock and a door chain on my door. For the door chain I have the latch on the door in the vertical position, that allows me to have the latch further out on my door keeping the chain tight.

[@justme-vu6yj]

A couple of kicks on my door will give me time too get a couple good shots though the door being kicked in

[@The_Warrior526]

Yeah as much noise and time as it took to get through some of those the whole family could be armed and staring straight at the door ready to "fix the problem".

[@linusmonati9590]

I like how tyler goes thru the door to unlock the chain lock bur goes around the door to lock the chain lock😂😂😂

[@stinkycheese804]

?? It is much easier to follow the pull of the chain to unlock through the crack, than fumble around to find the slot through the crack to latch it back. Try it yourself and you'll see.

[@amytaylor1909]

I love how he casually destroyed that door so we can see what locks survived

[@nopenope5398]

One the easiest way to increase door security is to remove the little screws that hold your dead bolt receiver plate to the door frame and install 4 inch deck screws in their place... especially if you have a good sturdy steel core door and properly built door frame

[@Redbullgivesuwings]

*tylers wife* “Tyler whats all that banging? Are you trying to break through door locks again?” 😂 *tyler* “I bet three more donkey kicks!”

[@Shadowveil26]

Want a real “you’re not getting in” door lock? Steel U brackets, with a steel drop in rod. Pain in the butt, unsightly, but no one would be getting in. Lol

[@animeloveer97]

Or those c locks that you slide a c shaped thing over a metal plate and basically makes a flat surface right up against the frame and it can't move

[@goodvibes0101]

Great effort thanks for the content interesting outcomes

[@markothevrba]

Everyone celebrating 4th of July, fireworks and stuff, meanwhile Tyler busting down a door lmao.

[@arayovr]

"I think its getting weak". I think he's getting weak.

[@THEMANWITHTHEYELLOWHAT.]

YEEESSS exasperated himself with all that pushing lol poor Tyler he's probably really sore

[@GreenToFeelBlue]

Just go old school and get some iron brackets and a 2 by 6

[@meauxjeaux431]

YES...everybody tries to overthink and over engineer things, and they usually always fail. Just screw two very stout iron brackets directly into the 2X4 frame using stout 4 inch screws, and you're done.

[@MrLeo7627]

Nice video , A lot of these locks best feature is the noise it makes while trying to break in giving the home owner time to shoot a call to 911 .