LPL now adding a sonic screwdriver to the arsenal

My favorite part is the specialty tools the craftsmanship and everything is something great to look at.

That light temperature shift at 4:38 was huge!

"Do Not Duplicate." I couldn't if I tried.

15 minutes for a random person, 15 seconds for LPL. Haha.

Some day I'd like to see "The springs should all be the same" *drops 5 different springs* "Shit"

Thanks to this channel i now have a successful used bike resale business

I can’t be the only one of us loyal fans that wonders how in the absolute hell he ever gets those back together 😂 that’s gotta be even more impressive than watching him pick open even the most complex lock in under 5 mins!

Great tool! It seems like the springiness in the tool actually amplifies the "click", making it easier to see for viewers, and I can better visualize the amount of force you are applying to the pick compared to other videos. You might want to lock the white balance on the camera tho, colors changing wildly during pin inspection.

Any lock that requires a specially made machined tool to open, because standard picks and tensioners won't work is a great lock in my book.

I really liked how clearly I could hear every move and click while picking.

I think it would have been a good comparison to see how long it would have taken you to pick it using normal methods vs the rotor pick.

Finally a LPL video that is longer than a BosnianBill video on the same day!

Wow, that really made short work of a pretty tough lock. Makes sense that the distributor for it is in New York. High security locks like Mul-T-Locks and Medecos seem to be more common in NYC based on the number of locksmith shops I have seen advertising them in their windows. Presumably there is probably a demand among locksmiths to be able to pick such locks as well.

"that was pretty darn fast" … gee, you never do get used to the swearing from lockpickers. 😁

For someone who knows nothing about lock picking and just watches these videos for the cool factor, seeing a tool like that was really nice because I felt like I was being taught how to pick rather than just shown how someone else does it.

I love this pick. It lets us really see how LPL manipulates the pick. Seeing the dot move back and forth is so awesome.

This tool is made by Vetal R. He is a very good toolmaker, especially for dimple/pin-in-pin locks.

LPL's son's first Xmas gift was a lock picking set! 🤣

Because of you and your channel I’ve purchased a locking pick set from banggood! It should arrive early next week! So glad your videos ended up in my recommendations!

What an impressive tool. The design's that have been coming out for lockpicking tools are all pretty impressive lately.

LPL always impresses me with his skill. He really does make it look easy. Deceptively easy.

Very impressed! You're a very knowledgeable lock picker! 👍

All I can say is I'm glad I haven't come across one of those locks yet.. The right tool in the right hands and you make it look so easy, nice one my friend ;-)

lining up with the pins, the click when a pin gets set... Very satisfying seeing that pick in action.

Considering we're getting more and more means to break these systems, i think it's a good decision that i have essentially turned my lock into a safe combination door. Mul-T-lock + geared rotor and a combination mechanism. Rotate left and right until the combinations are set and then open the doors. Feeling better about my paranoia.

Just picked my first assoy lock with a nasty keyway :) great vids learning a lot. Keep up the good work!

That's an impressive pick and your skill with it amazes me.

Very neat tool. Its ability to function doesnt make me think that it's witchcraft, so good

Nice pick!

It's amazing that you can open this complex lock.

Definitely an impressive piece of kit !

I really want to see a collaboration between LockPickingLawyer and Steve1989MREInfo. The tone of the voice, way of presentation, signature phrases really hit the same vibe for me. "Alright, let's get this out onto a pinning tray. Darn nice!"

I love how locksport has become a bit of an arms race. Lock companies started making locks that make standard picking nearly impossible, so lockpickers started making specialty picks to defeat them. It's the lock companies' turn to escalate the situation again.

I want a timelapse of you putting the locks back together at the very end if you can, it is very nice to see, thank you.

Wow! That was cool. Awesome pick with that tool!

Great job picking brother as always and thanks for sharing it with us

Seriously that pinning tray! Awesome

Nice work, I was just looking at that tool 2 days ago. seems like a pretty cool thing to have

As much as the key-shaped tensioner limits the pick's use depending on what attachments you have, it definitely looks like it'd solve all but the worst shaky-hand issues by keeping the pick centered. If I worked as a locksmith instead of picking as a hobby, I'd probably love such a specific tool. I treat locks like puzzles though, and a tool that's too good can make it harder to have fun.

Much of what the LPL said went over my head, but still very interesting and informative.

We have these locks on my building in New York City. Main entrance door & each apartment. At least they’re better than most.

Great tool and great explanation.

Such a precision instrument!

Last time I was at NYC, I saw a lot of Mul-T-Locks.

love it! well done to the man from Brooklyn. thank you for the video.

Have you found the ball bearing?

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"Im the lockpicking lawyer and today im going to show you how to open a lock on an SCP containment unit"

Pretty impressive lock.

Your intro is perfect btw. The way you hit the same notes with the same words is as good as it gets. Did a professional tell you to do it that way or is it more natural talent?

A job well done and fully explained. May i ask is this for sale to the General public, in your country, and in England. Also the current cost. All your vids are exceptional well done, bill.

Yes! I was hoping you would do Mul-T-Lock. But, I did not see anything having to do with the floating disk that's beside the row of milled dimples.

I swear you sound exactly like my dentist when you are doing your lock picking thing. Except the only thing he is good at picking is the money out of my wallet.

ive never even locked a door or turned a key before but i love your videos

Well, that pick design deserves my bow-in-the-presence-of-the-royalty-or-heir. And CNC of that was quite 4-coordinate, at least. I _really adore_ of the author of that picking tool - even I'm not ever interested in picking locks IRL - but engineering was HATS OFF! My respects and abdication being somewhat of metalwork designing engineer.

Thas tool need something on the detaining screw and that tool is amazing you opened that faster than I seen you open up any other multilock

This tool is something you'd see in a hollywood movie.

I just got my first lock pick set yesterday because of your channel and I was wondering are you using the pick as a lever to lift the pins up, or are you rotating the pick to lift the pins up?

That rotor pick looks amazing! Without the tool how much longer would it have taken?

Always amazing content

"He picked the lock in 15 minutes, which is far more impressive than anything I did with it" he says before picking the lock in just under 1 minute

so much for extra piece of mind on my new $100 dollar lock set

Good job.

I need this man on my heist team!!!

Wow Thank you very much

That tool has been out for a while. The Chinese have a video about it on YT. Of course it's not in English but you can't have everything.

That color shift at 4:44 really freaked me out! I was watching LPL on a new TV for the first time. I had to open the video on my phone to make sure it was the video and not my screen.

i'm still flummoxed as to how you pick the outer pin first and then the inner pin. with a handheld pick, i would imagine lateral variation, but with this one, locked into the keyway like it is, it seems like all you have is depth and rotational variation. the rotation variation with this kind of pick could allow you to select lateral position of the tip of the pick, but it seems like it'd sweep up the inner pin (or at least risk it. anyway, nice picking. i will add that i think your prior grey metal tray was easier to focus on than this one (probably due to shininess/reflections) - your more recent videos seem to be slightly off on focus when you zoom into a closeup of the pins. when you have something up close but in your fingers, the focus is great. thanks!

It was interesting seeing your lockpicking with the tool since it very clearly shows your movements (both the depth of your pick, and how you rotate it)

You say the "Rotapik" made short work of the lock, when in fact it was _you_ who made short work of the lock. There's an old saying LPL... "You can have all the tools but you've got to have the know-how." That's it right there Boom!💥💨😲💨😀

Where can i buy this rotar pick?, very nice tool

well done!!

Can you show us a video with this tool on the cutaway lock? just to see mechanics of it? :)

Would I be right in saying the Lockwood MT5+ profile the VPIL uses (843 - Oakleigh factory exclusive) is one of the instances where you'd need that additional key guide? 🤔

Is there a video where you describe your terms? Click, binding tightly, false set, etc. I'd love to know exactly what they mean and see what's happening when each occurs. Thanks!

Very useful tool and wonder how many locks the extra blades would cover or is it for MulTLocks only? Great video

I am the head locksmith at Columbia University all we use is Mul-T-Lock interactive. This pick is made useless it would seem by the addition of side pins and/or back pins to the plug. I have every intention on getting this pick to try it out. In an institution picks are basically obsolete and everything is masterkeyed with no reason to pick for lockouts.

Fun fact: In Israel these types of locks are almost exclusively used

How do you tell when you're working on an inner pin versus an outer pin?

Would have liked to have seen you pick the training lock.

Good luck finding that ball bearing haha

I own a lot of mul-t-locks and while it’s probably more than overkill for my home and padlocks for general use, one can’t help but be disappointed by its security after seeing how fast LPL can pick it.

😎Only you would have a cut away ..Great FANTASTIC VIDEO great close up video buddy well explained can't say enough about this video. 🌟⭐🌟⭐🌟😎

The very interesting advice. Where'd you come by that?

I really love the idea of the people selling you locks also selling the means to disable the lock, do they furnish the addresses and lock types as well? Picking devices are highly Illegal here in Australia.

Did not see that pick tip until the end, was confused as to how it was getting those inner pins.

That is a good showing of how good LPL is. 15 minutes is a long time to be picking a lock. I am sure that was not under pressure as if trying to get into a home where the owner is paying you to open the lock because he dropped his keys while out.

Their slogan should be “so easy, it’ll make you feel dirty” cause you opened that lock so fast

Can you pick that cutaway and get a view for the camera of the inner workings at the same time?

next up: using a helicopter rotar to open a lock

I've been playing video games for a long time and that type of lockpick is on alot of games such as rainbow six,james bond so cool also the lockpick gun(click gun) is featured allot as well.

Can you link to one of your videos of you picking this core/ similar core without this new pick for comparison of technique?

Did the white balance change or am I having a stroke?

When using this pick, how does one differentiate the inner from the outer pin being picked? It doesn't seem like there's lateral movement - just in out.

man you're godlike LPL

Where can I purchase the core holder that fits your PanaVise (shown at 2:47)?

LPL is there any high security lock you can't pick up till now? Also is there any updated video with hardest locks to pick up?

LPL: "...helps make the most of your existing packing skills." Me: dear God, he'll be unstoppable

How do you differentiate between the inner and outer pins?