The TRUTH about HOW TO OPEN a LOCK with a NUT wrench!

Here is an weird way to open a pad lock with a pair of wrenches. I was not sure if this actually worked so I tried it out. If you ever get in a situation where you have to break a padlock a set of wrenches may work.
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[@YakMotley]

Check out where I did the same thing to a MASTER LOCK here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2GzamuYeK-nirs&lc=z22cenpjiojvv30yw04t1aokgeezu3kwu2ng2dg5ksizrk0h00410.1558125367497813

[@shaunwalker1730]

Want to meet we e Fd,

[@uberparis2027]

Kobe is not

[@michellemelton9594]

@@shaunwalker1730 fuck nu

[@michellemelton9594]

Whoever the fuck is hating is the one that needs to be real stand-up n say how u feel not be a punk ass Bitch n hide behind the phone

[@marcoroy5209]

Dont know if you guys cares but if you are bored like me atm you can stream pretty much all the new movies on InstaFlixxer. I've been watching with my gf for the last few weeks xD

[@onlinealias6070]

Me: " I just learned how to be a thief. " Him: " I hope there's no thieves watching this. "

[@xeromaus2669]

the trick works best with non-adjustable wrenches, due to the rounded edges. The right size wrenches are just as important. If done correctly, with correctly sized crescent wrenches, its just as easy as using the key.

[@marianl3447]

so what size for that size padlock?

[@McScott76]

I think we all can agree that the only reasonable course of action is to pass comprehensive wrench control legislation. There's no reason in 21st century America that civilians need access to wrenches. There are plenty of trained mechanics and service technicians available to make repairs if something goes wrong. If just one Master lock can be saved, isn't it worth it?

[@engineer2001]

I see what you did there. Lol

[@kaneseitz9842]

no

[@tuggyboats2520]

Mechanics can lead to scams. People are naive...

[@drosa4612]

😂

[@neilreid9005]

@McScott76 - Gold.

[@edswope28]

It does work. I had a lock get corroded hanging on my truck all winter. I wasnt stealing anything, as many of you implied. Sometimes you need to open a lock when your key is lost or will not work.

[@davidliles87]

Ed Swope sure ed , old honest Ed for you in the state penn, but I didn’t do it.....hahahahah

[@houstonjones4683]

Yes it is a good idea and the lock still works so the victim will never realize his stuff is gone... for days or months ?

[@matthewbulic]

YOUR VIDEOS HAVE HELPED ME Because Knowing how to pick locks has really opened a lot of doors for me 😬

[@sarahbarker4753]

Good one! Made me chuckle. 👵🏻😂

[@coryhyatt2035]

But what if your wrenches were locked inside the toolbox! LOL

[@norvelcurtis3542]

I was thinking the same thing. With those locks he probably wouldn't have any tools left.

[@jerrytucker1532]

Lolol

[@johnhodzic9578]

Haha, the video starts its going smooth untill he realise hes tools was in the tool box

[@ericgrimes2608]

Then you just grab the bolt cutters, the hacksaw or the die grinder

[@twincams350]

@@ericgrimes2608, hacksaw won't work. I tried once and smoothed out the hacksaw without even scratching the lock. It's made of hardened steel

[@markdittell]

THE FULL SAYING is a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world: Archimedes!

[@willrosenblatt8879]

He is like my friend in grade school who was constantly in the emergency room - hilarious!

[@RoyHinote]

Grandpa said, locks will only keep honest people honest.

[@ajw007white4]

Very true

[@SP-wk1en]

For everything else, use a shotgun

[@justindoyle5972]

That's what I've been told

[@banzay1]

Funny enough, mine taught me the same thing :))

[@Sillyloco]

Very wise grandpa

[@mrt2this607]

Slide the lock through shackle loop all the way to lock body...then the top & bottom are clear to lift up & down on the locks shackle.

[@MrStukid]

Thanks Jack, I have 3 locks on my Gheenoe. One on the gate, one on the the trailer coupler, and one on the chain that I put between the wheel and the frame. I guess to be real secure I need to get better locks and a junk yard dog!

[@KB5WQW]

We just bought a place that had a padlock on one of the chain link fence gates; no key, of course. I tried that deal w/ two wrenches and it worked like a charm! Cool! Thanx!

[@thedude2475]

You just showed my neighbors how to break into my toolshed lol

[@jdk3127]

well, break into his first and nick that thieving bastard's spanners.

[@Troupe426]

@@jdk3127 😂😂😂

[@thinkingink6409]

Lmfao

[@rockhound7147]

We already did lol

[@rondy702]

Nice neighbors! Well if it's broken into, you know who did it!

[@aimeerichard5219]

For the one with the key.....I had an old one on my fence gate.....used a drill bit for metal.....drilled a hole directly into the keyhole.....it popped open really easily. Saw it in a movie.....couldn't believe it worked so fast!

[@elizabethday4452]

I’m a 56 year old woman with mild arthritis and was able to break off a padlock using the north south technique. I was amazed! Thank you for this video.

[@Modelchickny]

What size wrenches did you use to do this as I noticed in the video he did not say what type of wrench or what size tool to use to cut off a Master padlock.

[@ranakonswa2169]

Queen

[@marianl3447]

@@ranakonswa2169 do they have a number? was it adjustable or regualr wrenches?

[@she5152]

My Daddy always use to say ," You cant help a fool, no matter what you do". He said he was given a warning from a guy who almost broke his fingers and yet he chose to ignore the warning and not wear gloves, but he has a fun and nice personality. Good video, learn something new so I can go and steal something I've been wanting to get.

[@PacoOtis]

Dude! We owe you a beer and a Band-Aid! Thanks for the video!

[@manuelescareno7031]

We owe him lots of successful theft crimes.

[@gatorwing6231]

This can be prevented. The shackle (Curved part can be protected). Find metal nuts that just fit over the shackle leg. Stack them together on one side and close the lock. This closes the area for any wrench to be inserted. Problem solved. The only way left is to cut the shackle is with a high speed grinder with metal cut-off wheel (. )l(. )

[@pevelyhomeowner327]

You don’t need to break the lock to gain access. Stick a screw driver or long bar and twist it until the hasp breaks or pulls away from it anchor point.

[@brendco]

I put a wrong small key in my side-gate padlock (about the same size as the Brinks one in the video) which broke off straight away, and I thought what a headache. I don't have a bolt cutters and I tried this and it worked within about 3 minutes (including finding the right spanner sizes). I acknowledge the comments about the negative side of a video on breaking locks but this was really helpful for me. Thanks!

[@raymae60]

We used to open our cheap combo gym locks in junior high with a whack from our shoe heels. Always worked.

[@kealoha4467]

lol boyfriend is coming over in an hour and the only thing stopping us is a combination lock my dad put on the gate. gonna go test this out since i can’t find the bolt cutters.

[@puffinexpress2944]

Totally worked man I got into 3 locks last night!! Thx great score!

[@bronzekneecap9320]

Thanks a lot .now every little thief in the neighborhood who sees your video can help themselves to the contents of my garden shed ! Have a nice day.

[@VB-bk1lh]

Most thieves would have just ran off with the whole tool box... I think I'd spring for a cheap bolt cutter or hacksaw before banging up my knuckles like that. Or maybe a battery powered 4.5" grinder. The bottom line is if a thief wants something, they will likely find a way to steal it. A padlock only slows them down. A pissed off owner with a 12ga or a baseball bat is more of a deterent.

[@andytay5507]

Why not both?

[@onepunchgeorge9251]

This is a basic physics lesson about tensile strength and leverage. Good thing most Criminals. Are essentially dumb.

[@jonathanjohndanieldavidwhi238]

Kitt JORGE WAS MY PERFECT MORNING TO BE AT WORK AND BE READY TO MEET

[@traceyellis8942]

I locked the cutters, the hacksaw and the Grinder with the damn lock in my shed bahaha now I can open it lol! God he whines like a baby over a tiny cut.

[@realsillycat]

Sure let me go put some incriminating evidence on my bank statement before I go steal some shit. It's a technique for using what you have on hand. That's the whole point of it

[@lucrolland7489]

Quite convincing. The old saying is from Archimedes. Well done nothing like an experiment to show how things work.

[@kpsig]

Lesson learnt: buy proper padlocks , don’t be cheap there

[@omrtnz5100]

KZbin does have it all! Even instructional videos for upcoming criminals, wow! Good job dude! Thanks for the job security, I work in a prison. 👍👮‍♂️

[@mtcoiner7994]

🤣🤣🤣

[@rinzler224]

Il be coming soon make sure you keep me a clean cell

[@elinisafibabarita]

😂

[@donaldbrimm2719]

A lock will only keep an honest man out

[@RogerDavis795]

In my high school, if you forgot your combination, the custodian would hold a big flat blade screwdriver horizontal, place its tip end on top of the lock body, hold firmly on the screwdriver handle, and hit down on the screwdriver shaft about an inch back from the lock body with a hammer. Lock popped right open, and worked just fine afterwards. The school actually recorded all the lock combinations, but the custodian found his method to be quicker. And he was not good at math ;)

[@ausfuhrpramienjagar]

Way to go!... showing the criminals how to break into a padlocked building!

[@whateverscleveraf]

And u watching.....😏😏😏😏

[@mufukfamily2659]

Don't worry us criminals for a hell of a lot smarter then that we have much faster ways of doing that s***

[@RakelDaNell]

Not telling them anything they don't already know. The seedy underbelly of society is efficient and well-learned.

[@mufukfamily2659]

@@RakelDaNell you are obviously one of the people i might see surviving fine after shit hits the fan causing spoiled America to actually live the struggle it has inflicted on the not so I'm privileged I refuse to call the people that I dearly respect low class likesociety wants me to

[@trooperxgaming_ct5526]

Lol any good thief is gonna have bolt cutters or files...and do you have these type of locks protecting? The best ones are the brinks that have the cover and only a little bit of lock showing but a file would easily take care of it

[@mejorado51]

Thank you for giving a hand in what works and what's not for it comes in handy when we miss place or lost the keys love it....

[@fearporn4386]

Awesome trick man, I just used it to open one of my tool boxes that's been locked for about 3 months because the key was "lost" by my stepson...it was a master lock that had the "uncutable" bar...I thought I was screwed unless I destroyed it😂now it's good to go!!

[@codyblack3616]

Nothing is uncuttable (Coming from a locksmith of 4 years)

[@daddyosink4413]

Locks keep out usually honest people... at one point in my life I could get through ANY lock/door in less than 45secs with literal garbage... you can make amazing tools out of a beer can.

[@CheezusHGrist]

What did you use for tensioning

[@twistedtoysnec]

Cool! I just broke into my own shed!

[@brucekwak2420]

Thanks I will try this method next time I have a major disaster in my town or riot going on in my neighborhood or even a power failure

[@twwilliams79]

Also you can use a rope and pull down and tap on the side and it will open from vibration. Keep pressure applied while tapping on the side.

[@philiprush2047]

Worked for me. Had a rusty old padlock on the garden gate which I couldn't get off. Was about to order some bolt cutters when I found this video. Took a few attempts and a bit of muscle power but eventually it popped open. Thank you. You just saved me £15.00

[@YakMotley]

Great to hear Philip!

[@mtcoiner7994]

"I don't always break into padlocked buildings, but when I do, I use two large wrenches"

[@tributeborn6036]

Lol

[@kenbarnett8189]

Those are cheap locks, master and brinks are both pretty easy to pick or break with a hammer (both are zinc, you could melt them open with MAP gas too) remember that when you are depending on a pad lock to keep your stuff safe! You need to spend about $40 + before you get any real security!

[@imnew2nm324]

Watch "The Lock_Picking Lawyer, $40 buys NOTHING in the way of a good lock

[@n1spirit]

That's pretty disturbing. I guess from here on out I'm going to have to test any new padlocks I try to see if they are susceptible to this. I wonder how secure the round locks with the sliding curved steel shank are. To be honest, the comment made earlier about what Grandpa said (that "locks will only keep honest people honest") is true. If somebody wants something bad enough my experience has always been that they can break into it. Most a good lock can do under those circumstances is to slow people down so your best defense is to set up something that alerts you if a lock is being screwed with (and then show up with shotgun in hand and a loud voice to ask wtf they think they're doing). LOL

[@kevinchastain727]

I worked at a warehouse and we would get shipping containers everyone that handled it must have put a lock on it and none of the keys fit. the person that was training me said go over and get the bolt cutters from the fire dept next door, I told them that a crescent wrench would be easier. I then took the one they had with the forklift for changing the fuel tank. proceed to take every lock and simply twist it breaking them off I had the container open in less time than it would have taken me to go get the bolt cutters

[@AutitsicDysexlia]

"...and then they fired me later that same day... still can't figure that one out. Said something about compliance or liability, IDK." '...and now you know the rest of the story. Good day.'

[@jcazares5013]

The video that brinks and master lock did not want us to see !!

[@mccoy786]

my grandpa said if its locked,lets go look at the girl next door bend over watering flowers.

[@paulmitchell5349]

criminals have to give you a Christmas present after this video.

[@daveelliott5317]

Best Actual explanation on how to work the wrenches ever! Thanks!! We got to Really SEE how it worked! Good job!

[@kenhart3839]

best way to protect a tool box is run 220 to it .

[@Parents_of_Twins]

With a 50 amp breaker.

[@Zatnikatel1]

220, 221, whatever it takes.🙂

[@zackeryholder24]

Try 277 to make sure it's the last thing they do ;)

[@V3g3t41987]

That awkward moment when you come home to find your child fried by your toolbox because they wanted to change batteries in their controller😱😭

[@tedhockstad243]

I got it to work on a small padlock. Not very sturdy. I used small pair of pliers for the stability side. A small half inch open end wrench. First side to side. Then north & south. Note to self, don't put keys in top tray of toolbox and lock the box.. P.S. Buy bolt cutters

[@joeyocom5087]

Thanks ! I have been able to steal all kinds of valuables since watching this. You Tube Crime School !!!!!!

[@frankguerra3314]

Me too....lmao

[@tracygrotefend6362]

Thank you!!!!! This knowledge would have saved us hours sawing the lock after losing the keys😂😂😂😂😂

[@disim2000]

When you leave your bolt cutters at home and only have 2 wrenches

[@Nash1a]

Of just the right size.

[@ChristalClearWaters]

Or cordless angle grinder 😂😂

[@TheBen116]

Hahaha

[@tommysmith9847]

When you were using the two wrenches at 4:35 you had the right idea. If you position the wrenches correctly you can grab across the two wrenches with one hand and squeeze hard. You will be suprised to learn how much strength you have in your hands and this method is much safer!

[@secheltfishmarket6419]

If you keep saying Masterlock, use a real Masterlock. Brinks is Walmart.

[@soulrevFreedom]

Masterlock is no better. I used to break those with a swift swing of a steel baton when we had privates lose the keys to their wall lockers in BCT. A decent hammer or small sledge will annihilate just about any average padlock.

[@justinsalazar1470]

Yup

[@lionmanandsonicpals190]

brinks locks are junk hit with a hammer and they will open to

[@mufukfamily2659]

I was waiting for him to mention Master Lock cuz I wondered if this was really just a Master Lock advertisement

[@mufukfamily2659]

Honestly if you have the key elsewhere and you want to still have a lock that functions take framing vice grips steel stud framing and clamp them really really tight on the lock and pound down on it

[@risenlewis6441]

Everytime u said I need a bigger one I keep saying THAT WHAT SHE SAID lol great vid

[@johnheinrich1718]

If your going have wrenches with you, just get out the bolt cutters, they work a lot easier, and you won’t bust your knuckles.

[@DesertFernweh]

Bolt cutters are alot harder to carry, most will not fit in a backpack and tougher to explain why you have them. Two open end wrenches are easy to carry and explain to curious John Q Laws why you have them in your bag. Not advocating, just explaining.

[@johnheinrich1718]

I live on a ranch in Texas and bolt cutters come in different sizes, I use mine often to cut fencing sheets and barb wire, and if I didn’t have a bolt cutter and could easily saw the lock off with my hacksaw within a 30 seconds, and I do, keep a hacksaw in my tool box. Just saying, I never know what I might need during the day. We don’t wear backpacks.

[@dixondavispe]

We appreciate your sacrifice in the name of science and entertainment

[@saadsaad6422]

one million thief will be happy with your video

[@whatcanisay995]

U can actually use 2 hammers to hit the side of the lock and it will open-----you can also reuse the lock afterwards

[@JAM-zb2vh]

That is true I opened locks that way when I was younger and I was taking bikes do not do it now that was 40 years a go

[@coreysmith2196]

Well I guess if you don't got access to a $15 set of bolt cutters,this would work,seems like alot of hassle, but ok🤔🤔🤔😏😏😏😏😏😏

[@daniellehughes5022]

Why do people always got to find a way to make people feel stupid and less useful. Man obviously you can tell this man has enough money to buy some boltcutters he was just trying to show u a cool lil trick u smartass!

[@coreysmith2196]

@@daniellehughes5022 like I said, its alot of useless hassle. He is not even the originator of it,he was trying to debunk it you dumbass. Stay in your lane trick.

[@kieran3169]

I lost the keys to the back doors on our trailer and had to use it to collect a motorbike that evening. I just used a large screwdriver and a heavy hammer and hit it once downwards and it popped straight away. Luckily I'm not worried about thieves as we just use it to make sure the doors on the trailer don't fly open on the motorway.

[@spyralspyder]

Thanks. Now I can start my life of thievery! 😉🤣

[@joeyocom5087]

tutorial

[@djsnapper7679]

We use wrenches all the time at work when clearing out lockers after people get fired. Most of the time you cant get bolt cutters on while its on the locker. You use the biggest wrenches you can fit and put one in your stomach and two hands on the other. Its faster and safer than bolt cutters.

[@nickelrider]

Locks are made to keep good men out.

[@bigtony]

There's actually a MUCH (easier) way. You don't even need ANY tough object to brute force it open. All you need LITERALLY is a soft drink can. And the plus side is that you won't even cause any damage to the lock at all.

[@LucyJazzy85]

I thank you on behalf of the millions of miscreants living within one block of me

[@michaelpinto9357]

My dad always told me Locks are to keep honest men good. If someone wants to steal, they find a way.....If you really wanted to be a thief, hopefully you'd have stolen a battery powered grinder with a cut off wheel.....that lock would be off before you could get your wrenches ready to pry lol

[@ShimmySnail]

No thieves were helped. Thieves do things differently than we law abiding people think, usually oriented around speed or convenience. They wouldn't bother breaking a lock, they'd probably break the latch off the toolbox or use a tin snips to cut the lid off. I heard vehicles in my lot were getting gas stolen, so I bought a locking gas cap. Nope, turns out they were putting a pan under the gas tank and using a cordless drill to drill a hole in the tank and steal the gas that way. Yeah, causing hundreds of dollars of damage to a truck (many trucks, actually) just to steal $30 worth of gas, in a country that already has some of the cheapest gas for sale.

[@raymae60]

A guy in our little town was doing that one night. The tank exploded. He did not survive.

[@imnew2nm324]

@@raymae60 Very common way nowadays to steal gas, battery-powered drill and plastic gas tanks in cars

[@norvelcurtis3542]

The Brinks padlock sold by Walmart can be purchased at Harbor Freight Tools under the name "Security." Both are made to look like the more expensive padlocks, but with weaker metals. Every video I've seen on this topic uses a padlock that was never designed to resist being forced open. One that has been designed to resist force will cost 4, 5, or even ten times more and will most likely snap one of the wrenches. People say that made in America is better than made in China, but I fail to see the difference between made in China and purchased at Wal-Mart.

[@richardkerns9581]

I'm gonna break into everything now, thanks man!

[@antoniodavid2253]

Richard Kerns 🤣😂🤯💥

[@clashuniverse8066]

Yeah your fingers

[@rheniformer]

If you put all your wrenches in the tool box before you lock it your safe. LOL. Nice demonstration and I am not one bit surprised that it works.

[@christosvassiliou5857]

That puts pad locks out of business. Lol

[@raymondbeattie7133]

You’ve just taught people how to break in now! Well done

[@donaldlove4039]

2:41 I saved the audio for when I receive text messages. I luv it

[@robertturner2000]

Those cheap rotary combination locks can generally be knocked open with a downward thrust of the claws of a clawhammer - - it tends to jar it open without destroying the lock. Only ever tried it with the cheap ones.

[@franciscomattesonjr6541]

Okay cool, I'm about to go steal me a couple dozen bikes. Thanks bro!

[@claudb1029]

Not my line of work BUT, that vertical technique that you demonstrate can also be done with a hammer hitting the body of the lock down. On your toolbox, the hasp is soft steel. Far easier to break that or cut it off.

[@michaelvendick2785]

Thieves have already figured out how to break locks. That's probably where the information originated

[@dafoex]

"I did *not* think that was gonna work" Wow, you put that much faith in Master Locks? Remind me never to store anything at your house.

[@andrewsharples4933]

Okay!

[@scottyo64]

And I always carry 36" bolt cutters, guess I just need two wrenches instead.

[@mactheplumber3839]

Pro tip. Those brink locks will open easier if you use that key that came with them.

[@UpcomingJedi]

But this is supposed to teach criminals how to break locks without keys. Like they need video lessons....(:S

[@johnshoupe6772]

There goes the neighborhood.

[@SpearheadG2]

When I was in the Army I lost my keys to the Masterlocks on my duffle bags. I took a sledgehammer and an ax and hit them three times and they unlocked. Moments later, the Sergeant Major comes in the tent with my keys. I tested the locks and they still worked.

[@chriscorcovelos378]

Wow! I just got my first Rolex. Thank you man😃

[@hellbent7062]

Thanks. Great information. Made me realize that my own locks are vulnerable and too easy to defeat. Now I'm going to my storage trailer and change the locks to the round ones that don't have enough room to get a wrench in them. All pad locks are defeatable to some degree but some are much harder to defeat than others and some can only be defeated with tools that will make a lot of loud noise in the process. When it comes to quality and security...You get what you pay for.

[@cbpuzzle]

A battery powered angle grinder with a cutoff wheel cuts the thickest hardened shackle in under 15 seconds. It's loud and sparkly though.

[@HayK47]

The locks you buy in hardware stores (Masterlock, Brinks, etc.) are not considered high security locks.

[@Ryan96se]

This is why I get the round locks where the latch is not exposed

[@josephwright5921]

Ryan96se “Hockey Puck Padlocks” or concealed shackle padlocks

[@brianpersons6301]

Pretty neat science. Glad you proved it to be true so now you can put your tools back where they belong. 👍

[@nautiquecowboynautiquecowb5317]

The old saying locks were made for honest people

[@abdou6003]

but if they are honest why would they make locks for them

[@eaglerock48]

You can also use canned air or compressed gas that's in a spray can. The cold air will freeze the metal and then you hit the lock with a hammer. It breaks the metal

[@Formaldehydex]

"Someone on FB told me they broke their finger doing this". But you went and did it anyway. Do you live in Florida by any chance?

[@clarencemcgregor8568]

Floriduh!

[@cayman9873]

if you have a sawsall or cutoff tool or cutting torch its about 30 seconds also.

[@nightfangs2910]

I know brinks locks claim to be master locks, but try a real multi plated master lock

[@redcloud5813]

Thanks, I had a lock on an electrical panel that bad been there for 13 years and rusted so badly no amount of WD-40 would work. I had the key, it just wouldn't work. You're right, the second method worked pretty easily versus the first.

[@YakMotley]

Thanks for sharing

[@m.anthonyc.8761]

I like that Toolbox...... Snap-on's Welfare Cousin Stack-On

[@samxoxo6040]

Omg That's priceless! LOL

[@kd4nwl]

@@samxoxo6040 lol

[@m.anthonyc.8761]

@@samxoxo6040 no, its actually cheap.... Lol

[@johnmetzler2841]

It's what's inside that counts.

[@jfn467]

Yes, when done right it for sure works, laws of physics beating the weak point of the construction. A padlock basically means no lock.

[@user-pz6kq2tv9m]

YOU JUST SAVED ME FROM LOCKING MY THINGS OUT OF MY LOCKER

[@jessusbailey301]

6:21 hope no thief's watching this 😂

[@banzay1]

My Grandfather once told me that locks are for honest people... I'm pretty sure he was right.