Wow, I'm from Poland and I remember exactly that model of padlock. Even the same color. I didn't know it was Ukrainian. Or maybe they made it across entire eastern block?
Everyone talks about "the pick Bosnian Bill and I made" or "This broken lock pick" but no one! Not one talks about; "Wiper insert for tension", now that's the MVP. That is our true savior, that is the tool.
This is picking lawyer and this is a pretty all of sourcing for all he knows about it is it was made in Ukraine 50 to 60 years ago and ice and from wise see now everything aside and shocks me from dying to fight sheet metal and and the keys to OK so the striping is OK other one and I want done OK folks that was obviously pretty easy to pick even though it’s pretty easy to pack it’s a lot I’ve never seen before so so things to Dimitri for sending it over this
Imagine waking up in the middle of the night to a light noise. You silently walk to the front door, and just hear the words muttered “Nothing on one, Nice click out of three, small click out of three, four is biding...”
I just started picking about a week ago, I've opened 7 individual locks so far, but I'm out of locks to pick. Know of any reasonable priced resource I could obtain multiple locks from?
Which video would you recommend me watch on a lock that really challenged you? Are you ever going to look for a lock that you think maybe you can't pick?
Actually, I have seen one such lock before. One of my basis-school teachers had visited (before the wall came down) the USSR and picked one like this. If I recall correctly, these are usually made from left-over scraps and were sold as a novelty in the 80's/90's. In the Ukraine though... got geiger-counter?
LPL: signs off from every video the exact same way Me: Waits for him to finish before clicking to the next LPL video because his sign off is more of the video than actually picking the lock
Too bad there isn't a clear plastic lock so we could see how he manipulates it. A locksmith at work had a cutaway of a large combination lock so you could see how everything lines up with the correct combo.
The gaming historian just put a video up about a lock for the Nintendo. Instantly thought lockpickinglawyer. ilclass.info/milk/jpNlac-hq5dzz78/wyd-w. That's the link. Thought you might think it was cool
It's kinda cute, and a nice color of blue. Kinda reminds me of the lock on my sister's diary. Which I picked with a bobby pin. Felt guilty, didn't read anything, and locked it back.
Hey, LockPickingLawyer.. where do you buy your material? I'm starting my studies and also started to watch your videos.. so, i found a lot of stuff on internet, but some tips would be helpful
“If you do have any questions or comments, please put them BELOW”. What if YT decides to put the comment section ABOVE the video, LPL?. What are you gonna do, huh?
I picked my first lock yesterday. It was a harbor freight lock and The key to it was with my truck key in the auto shop. So I held it with a pliers and rapped it open with a hammer in 2 hits. Still works. Thanks LPL.
I just found out about and Nintendo (NES) lock. To keep children from playing. Pretty much a bike lock. You should get your hands on that if you haven't already
i think if they made a lock that opened by only turning the key counter clockwise would make it a challenge for lpl since he assumes that all locks open the same way.