Only this guy can do it this quickly and because he saw the key (for that tricky pin 4).

@@peachdaisy3478 so are these good locks for front door? If not what would you recommend if you have any idea?

verygoodbrother i recommend soficlef locks

Same, I think most newer houses have these in the UK

@@lauralishes1 they have worse, usually not even 1 star never mind 3 stars. I would never go less than 1 star so anyone in a new build should check their cylinders

"nothing on 2. Spool on 3..."

Lock noob is 100x better for pickers. Lpl makes good videos but not nearly as geared towards actual pickers as noob

I think see the key make it more easy how to understand to attack the lock

YUEMA is a lock that is impossible to pick. Their 360* variant. The lock works in opposite, eg is always "unlocked", and then "locks" when the correct key is inserted. This is then used by having the locking mechanism couple to the actuator, such as when no key or incorrect key is inserted, the core just freely spins without the actuator. Once the correct key is inserted, the core locks to the actuator so they both can rotate in unison. Since such a lock cannot be tensioned, its per definition impossible to pick.

@@sebastiannielsen I think we need to get one of these to lpl. Not that I like to see someone fail, but it would be interesting to see his take on it

@@rob-fb5xs How woud such a tool look like? In the core/sleeve variant (used by a competitior) its enough with superglue or some shim to wedge between the core and sleeve, but in YUEMA the actuator part of the core is long behind the core, meaning theres nothing to grip onto. The core spins freely, meaning you can't tension or feel where the sliders are in correct position. Only way to exploit it would be like the masterlock M532 rekeyable lock, but that requires you to be able to tuck a shim between the sidebar and the cylinder wall, on the YUEMA lock, and thats not possible as the core is protected on YUEMA lock, ergo theres no gap between the core and the lock body allowing shimming. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/asmnnap7l8-Yn3U.html As you see, there is a inverse lip there, on a normal cylinder lock, the cylinder has the lip over the lock hole, and in YUMEA 360, the lock body instead have a lip over the cylinder, ergo the hole in the cylinder is smaller than the core in the front.

There is currently another unpickable lock from a company called "Bowley Lock". It literally prevents any (known) tools from picking the core due to core shielding.

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You do see real doors with locks installed upside down, sometimes. *shudders*

my old front door and the entrance to my apartment building had their keys "upside-down" too lol

Just checked mine they're Yale but not upside down

yeah mine's Yale but it's not upside down

+Randy Perkins A System D? You may be interested in the video I post later today. 😉

It so he can see the pins move

If you send him a lock, he will probably pick it, but you sound like you need it for extra curricular activities :)

Just personal preference.

nope doesnt really matter

false set in this case means when a serrated or spooled driver pin gets stuck in the sheer line. trying to get past them can cause other pins to drop but otherwise you just have to set the pin in question. here's a good video for it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nLOVZcVn05jVXas.html

He said it wasn't easy.

8,276th, eat my pants

Yes, that lock could be unlocked with anything that can provide tension, likely even your finger if you either had a long fingernail that you could push inside or could push on the keyhole and turn it.

Buy a smaller hook

@@imyousefsultan lol - you must be a master lock picker to offer such deep wisdom for free!

Suck