ill just carry a welding kit and an angle grinder on my keychain and weld my bike to lamp posts

3:08 starts picking 5:11 gets it open Must be a good lock if LPL takes over 2 minutes to pick it !!!

This dude could pick open a welded shut steel box. I’m speechless.

Dude you really need your own pick proof rating system going :D

I think most would-be-thieves would just glance at the lock and give up, not knowing where to even begin.

That's a very fascinating idea where the lock re-keys its self with the construction key and the steel balls. Thanks for sharing this with us!

DOM used to be able to supply this lock with 3 types of keys. 1 full key (left and right - masterkey) 1 left key 1 right key The person with only the left key, needed the person with the right key to make a full key and open the lock. I think we have one in the shop somewhere if anybody’s interested

Am I the only one that loses faith in some of these locks after watching him or others just tear through them? Taking 2-4 minutes to manually pick a high security lock is quite intimidating.

I appreciate the fact you covered and commended their simple rekeying feature with the extra keys, I feel like that's really quite important to consider for a lock like this

Nothing more menacing-looking than a keyway with devil horns. ;)

I imagine Dom eating ice-cream and crying while watching this video 😂

Great lock and explanation of the ball baring mechanism :-)

Now my doubt about the construction keys is solved. THANK YOU SIR!

You know, I would have never thought I'd watch 20+ videos on picking locks but these videos are fantastic. It calms my mind from running. I subbed a few days ago and I haven't found a single video of yours that wasn't interesting, your calm demeanor is great and the videos don't drag on before they get interesting.

Your commentary is why I keep coming back. Keep the videos coming!

When you wake up in the middle of a night. "One is bindin', got a click there, got a click out of two, little something out of three, four is loose and five is loose."

You can make it as difficult to pick as you like, but drill prevention is paramount

I love this lock. its been my favorite lock for forever now. They are hard to find. great video bro.

Talking about "System D" it's also feels like about some Linux has initial system that have complex but can get breach. 😆

That's a beautiful lock. Well made. Not sure I'm ready for something of this caliber yet, But I'd love to get my picks in one some day. Well done LPL.

The Dom lock: what all Subs fear

that was a solid 2 minute pick from LPL. better than anything masterlock has thrown his way. lol

Watching you pick all these locks never gets old. You kinda make it seem easy, But it's probably harder than flying a plane with no wings.

Until I started watching your channel I wasn't nearly as interested in lock smithing or picking. Now I'm seriously considering taking up and learning such a valuable trade. Great job and well done 👍

Think you'd ever be able to tour some lock manufacturers to see how something like that crazy keyway is cut? As a machinist I'm pretty interested to see how thats even done.

Great video again, I have been wanting to see the internals of these for awhile and haven't had the balls to take mine apart. Well done LPL!

" I, Aku, the shape shifting master of darkness, unleashed an unspeakable evil. But a foolish samurai warrior wielding a magic sword stepped forth to oppose me"

Wow Dom build the good stuff! And you did a superjob on this fine Lock!👍 The core and the pins remind me of the IX10.☺ Greetings from Germany

What a really nice. Lock, definitely looks like a fun pick. Great work as always.

I've been subscribed and watching your videos for a while now, and I have to say that you sir, are truly a master of your craft! I'm new to lock picking myself, and your vids amaze me almost every time. Keep picking, and teaching!

I enjoy your great narration, voice and English ...

commentors: omg that's a devil!! me: that's a cow

Very nice and strange lock! Great picking LPLAWYER! I really enjoy these videos that showcase the strange keyways and actually picking them! I just got my first smiley keyway padlock and I am going to have to go through and search for the best way to tention it.

What !? A video over 13 minutes? I'll buy this lock without seeing the video! This must be some kind of record. 😃

Mad skills man. I also like the previously suggested idea of you coming up with some sort of 1-10 rating scale on lock quality with categories like build quality, pick defense, brute force defense, price points and so forth. I watch most of your videos not so much from a locksmith point of view but on engineering and construction. I am wondering with all your success on picking how you might rate any particular design so someone like me would get a better understanding on how this industry is evolving and what designs are really better. Thank you sir.

Another rather unique appearing lock overcome by this guy, who made short work of it again. Very impressive.

Great job picking brother as always, what crazy lock. Love that crazy keyway also,thanks for the review!

Great SEO on this video title! It'll attract a ton of people who are looking for the Behringer Model D EUROrack synthesizer. 🙃

love the lock!love the key!very nice video.

That keyway is EVIL looking! 😈

When I was stationed in England, the dorms all had those DOM dimple locks you showed briefly. The day I arrived on station the dorm manager game me my key and said 'don't lose this key or it''ll cost ya over $200 dollars get another and is a pain in the ass to get done'. No one I knew ever lost their DOM key =)

A very interesting lock, thanks for the video. 👍👍

I've seen this on some old cigarette vending machine and thought it was a pretty high security lock. Nice work!

What will systemd swallow up next!

I would say I'll just tie a rottweiler to my bicycle outside the store.... Lock picking Lawyer, click out of one, two is loose another biscuit for my new puppy Lucifer and a click on 3......

We used these types of locks 30 years ago on construction trailers. We had one locksmith who could re-key and make keys. He was the only one in the county who could work on these locks.

Wow, that's a cool lock - thank for showing.

Showing before n after inserting the key before taking the cylinder apart will be a great help in your explanation.

That ball bearing key change is so damn smart. I love it.

I was just thinking about a design like this! That’s nuts how good the algorithm is to literally read my mind.

thanks for the video.... It did not seam like the "right" side did much. looked to me like most of the picking was on the left side pins. am i right? seems like the biggest feature is the shape. (Kind of hard to get a bump key)............Also it seems to me that i can pick a lock when i an sitting at my desk, but when its on my door it is hit and miss if i can pick it or not. ..........by the way could you show us what to do if we break a pick in a lock?

ISTM that in addition to rounded or slanted pins, an alternative (though more expensive) would be to have radial pin rows.

so i'm a linuxoid and i thought so many things until i read channel name

Why am I watching this instead of studying for my finals?

Manufacturer: Dom "System D" Euro Profile Cylinder! LockPickingLawyer: a piece of cake.

That rekeying mechanism is such an elegant solution.

I’m just getting into it , got my first cheap pick set coming . I have picked a couple cheap small locks with semi decent consistency. Stuck on a 60 MM padlock from ace. I’ll prolly do better with an actual tension bar and pick Using a wiper blade

Thank you for making videos about locks

Well here I am again watching another one of his videos LOL

DOM is somekind of a Standard Lock preducing Company in Germany. They build Budget Locks for about 10 - 15 € ( 11$ - 17$ ) and High Quality locks like the D-System for something abhot 140€ ( 174$ ). In Germany we don't have much Real Good Lock Companys there are Only ABUS, DOM, and a Mid Budged Company called Meister ( Master ), so almost all rental Houses are equiped with DOM or ABUS locks. Some are Good, most are bad because the Landlords oder Rental Companys don't wanna spent so much money. In fact it's normal that a Person / family that move in in a Rental House / apartment is switching the "build in" lock from the landlord with a own lock, because the landlord don't hand over all keys, they always keep a key so they can enter your apartment if there is some Pipe Breaking, Gas or Fire Alarm or any other emergency. If u have Private Landlords, sometimes it happens that the landlord enter your apartment even if u don't are at home, but thats not allowed. A landlord has to enroll an visit more than 24Hrs. before he stands in front of the door. In This case the DOM-D System isn't aviable in germany so maybe ist just an lock preduced for the oversea Market. In germany it's actual "State of the art" to use some Electronic Key systems ( Mobile Phone, RFID, Code, Bio-Scan ( Finger, Eye, Hand Veines ). Mostly all bigger companys ( BMW, AUDi, Ford, ) and some Hospitals, Super Markets and Gas-Stations are using Bio-Scan / RFID combinations or some Key / Bio Combination. After your Vids about destroying a ASUS Fodable Lock, and some other other "Made in Germany" locks, i decided to Use a Kryptonite Bike lock for my new Trek Roscoe 2021. Thx a lot for your nice Vids and protecting me for a bad Decision for a Abus Folding Lock. Because in germany the Insurence Com. and the Police say that a Bike Theft / Intruder uses only about 3 Minutes to Open a Window, a door or a bike lock with portable tools ( Screwdriver, crowbar, hammer, metal foils, saw's, and spanner ) no elektric grinder or hydraulic diven tools. Because they are loud and we don't have so much Space between Houses that u can use a loud tool. Most Intruders will try to open a non-Closed window, or a door that is just snap in the frame without locked right. i hope my English isn't that rusty ;) Greetings from germany

I wish you'd use one of those mics that pick up the sounds of acoustic guitars on the locks. That way we could hear all the clicks that you're sensing. 😁

Wow what a different lock very cool.

Impressive work

looks snapable. sweet though really cool lock. i wish it came as a kik half so i could put it inside a stanley 24 7. thats a badass key.

Wow. Now that's an ancient registration card! It's at least 28 years old, because it still has a four-digit postal code printed on it. Moreover, DOM belonged to Emhart only from 1982 to 1988. Since "Emhart" looks like a small sticker, the card is probably almost 40 years old. Where did you get it?

Deja vu! I have seen this lock beforeee *eurobeat intensifies*

The construction key design is very clever

Fantastic picking Mr.L.P.P, WOW

Glad I retired from my Locksmith business five years ago! The amount of gear you need to support the plethora of different locks would mean a bigger shop!

Mr Locking picking lawyer. Thanks for sharing your insights, your expertise is much appreciated. I've just recently watched your seminar/conference video and like what you are doing. Because of you I have taken up lock picking too, just to see how easy it would be for a novice to open locks. Also, using your videos to make sure any lock that I buy, is a secure one. So thank you. As for some of videos, I've noticed you have put the lock upside down in your vise, which isn't the normal procedure of opening the lock. I wanted to try and open my front door lock, it didn't work. I then went on to watch some of your videos like this one to learn any tips and tricks, but the lock is upside down. Would it be possible to remake these videos so its easier to understand what is going on? I've also heard you speak about the pins being different with different carvings, what is the purpose of this? Why would that make a lock better or worse? I'm also trying to make a difference and want community driven public education on all matters. Check my about page for more info. I appreciate your time and thanks again for sharing. Mike, from England

I want one of these in the worst way. I love the shape of the key.

Cool lock design. 👍

I'd really like to see a "reassembling video" of this lock!

Well done for picking that intimidating lock! Yeah the axiom "shit-hot" comes to mind. DOM must stand for Dammit Opened Me! 😮😆💨😋💨😎💨😉

The chainstore TK Maxx in the UK has all their roller shutter keyswitches retrofitted with these cylinders in place of the original GEBA, as all keyswitches are internally sited and nearly all shutters covering windows, often wondered why they bother improving the security of the switches and add the difficulty of sourcing/replacing restricted keys when most other stores have push buttons or rocker switches tucked away nicely out of sight and public access.

8:38 that ball flew away when you did number 1

Since this is a German lock, I have to tell you, that you have put it upside down. It is weird at first if you see people using keys upside down. Would that actually make it harder at first to pick the lock when it is turned 180° to what you are used to? Does anyone know the reason why Europe and the USA put in locks in opposite directions?

Good lard, just using a practice lock is hard for me; this looks insane. Gotta get in the rest of the 9998 hours now.

Lol @key cards. So far had 3 locks with key cards. Have never been asked for the card when I wanted new keys. Even got keys for one of the locks from a non licensed dealer.

The teardrop design is pretty smart. It allows them to have a single set of slanted key pins and drivers. If you took a pin from one aide and installed it in the other side, because the receiving teardrops are orientated, the pins will always be oriented correctly, side inspecific.

fascinating lock and key... unfortunately it is not practical due to thick keys.

Fascinating.

wow this was a gnarley lock!!

There are ugly tool marks on the face of the core, above the keyway. Do they come like that or was something ground off?

Nice lock, nice job! I watched your video on tension, and I watch you tension each lock, it seems very strong. I bend and break pics when I try and pick like you do with more tension. Is there something I'm getting wrong?

Lennart Pottering is at it again!

The way you have this lock oriented makes the key way look like a bull with 2 horns!

The ball-bearing mechanism is known as the "lost ball method" and is very commonly used by many lock manufacturers for construction keying.

Seems such a shame they went to so much trouble with the pins and keyway and key control but the lock body still seems to be susceptible to lock snapping. If it had a stronger midesection and a few anti snap features it would be a lot more intimidating.

man that is cool!

Oh no, SystemD! (GNU/Linux reference)

Got real excited seeing it was 13.5 minutes and thought it would take till the end of the video for him to pick 🤣🤣🤣🤣 slightly disappointed lol but it's fine.

That lock certainly does look pretty "wild" to me --- even the keyway-opening looks like a wild horned animal like a bison or mountain goat :)

I was wondering if you would ever get to the system D. Was that Drill protection ceramic? it looked to be a different color then the metal surrounding it.

If you work in a machine shop you can 3d scan the key and use a CNC mill to make your own copy

I was looking for Initial D Eurobeat, but this is fine too.

With construction keyed cylinders, does picking present a risk of disabling the lock? Since it's highly unlikely when picking to get all the wafers (or ball bearings) above or below the sheer line, you could make it so neither the original or new key worked?

I love watching your videos I’ve always been fascinated with picking locks is there a lock that you can’t defeat?

Dom Toretto must be very proud of his product rn.

one of my more favorite episodes from lpl.