If you listen very closely...




You can hear Bill reloading his glock.

"Maybe this was not a challenge lock." Bill cried at that moment...

I heard locks have a naughty picker bucket. LPL is in it.

Over a minute. This is an extreme premium deluxe security lock.

Can someone make a ten hour video of LPL just saying "Nothing on one..." etc.  It's so relaxing to listen too.

When you pick a lock your way of talking reminds me of being at the dentist

One dislike. Must be Bill

other pickers: just use the exact amount of tension you need
LPL: Just f** wrench on it

The man even compliments the lock makers for the excellent tolerances. He picked the lock, yet he aknowledged the craftmanship. That speaks volumes of him. Guess Bill didn't shoot him in the leg after all.

Watching this video at 3:00 am. Recognize that this is the lock that is installed in our front door. Now i can fall asleep again.

Who wants LPL to narrate stuff? Not just lockpicking.

The LPL must have a 5D storage room with every tool in the Universe in hand's reach.

I like how LPL refers to pins as “him”. You can hear he has a connection with the locks. It’s like he can sense their “personalities”.

“I used to be a lockpicker like you, then I took a bullet to the knee”

LPL, This gonna be the last time Bill allowed you to go through his naughty bucket.  You made it too easy.

I also found BKS locks generally hard to pick, yet when I took them apart, there was nothing special inside. I also attributed it to particularly precise production, specially since it’s a common theme with BKS locks.

So from all the videos of yours I've watched, that seems like the very best way to make a pick resistant lock is just by making a lock very very well. The security features and anti-picking tricks seem to have less of an impact than really good tolerances and really precise machining.

So I started lockpicking two days ago. This exact model is one of the five locks I found in our basement. Now I dont feel so bad for not getting it to open.
Thx for the info xD

"Maybe it was just the precision of the lock." Hearing that from LPL is pretty good praise.

Do you have a video where you go over the various parts like master wafers, spools, etc?