[1609] New Key Lockbox Design… It Stinks!

They are scared to put their name on for two reasons. 1: it's probably a copy 2: They know its trash and don't want their name on it.

MrBeast

I "picked" this one up on Amazon...

We see what you did there, Lawyer. :D

As easy as my bike lock ! I mean, my bike lock in the early 80s !

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LPL, I think you got the title wrong, I think it should've read: A New Lockbox Perfect for Protecting ALL Of Your Flat Earth Secrets!

If we took it apart and filed out the false gates... Would it be harder to open or would it open on any combo?

AUDIO IS WEAK......

Hello LPL, I was wondering if you'd ever have an opportunity to showcase the Bowley Rotasera locks. They've been out for two years now and I've always wondered what your take on it was.

But it has LEDs. That makes it wicked cool

CARROT!

🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕

I want one!
Yup, I'll put the key to my Master Lock padlock in it... no one would want that.

Glad it takes almost nothing in the way of skill to open, because that’s exactly what I have!

Is the catch spring loaded? Can it be opened with a Master Lock 607?

I wanna see the DRUNK LOCK PICKING LAWYER episode with him swearing “…this lock is another piece of shit ….”

That's combo is my birthday

It sounds so solidly made too. I bet a screwdriver would make short work of it.

One of these days he is going to scrable a lock code and it will turn out to be something like 69420.

LockpickingLawyer: "[1609] New Key Lockbox Design… It Stinks!"
Me: "But does it stink of carrots?"

Has there ever been a lock with this type of dial mechanism that wasn't crap? Seems like its just inherently flawed.

AWESOME - THANK YOU LPL !!

I remember learning to pick locks like this using this technique over 40 years ago.

Well okay there, Jay Sherman.

if it's as easy to read as most, it might be faster than using the combination.

I've got a method, too.
0000
0001
0002
0003
(I think you get the gist.)

But what if it was a fluke?

One of the reasons many products have so many names is that there is a single factory in China that makes them, and then middle men buy them and sell them under different names on places like Amazon but it's all the same thing

Stinky LPL changing his clothes once a month.

Dang!

What I want to see are the videos that didn't make the cut. Notice only successful videos are posted, and we will never know how many takes it took. China is becoming LPL's best friend.😂

Carrot...

Just wanted to let you know you ruined a few episodes of Supernatural for me 😆 Every time they show a character pick a lock it's all wrong! Like one time Sam used two standard hooks with no turner! And then I just saw one where they showed a nice closeup shot of Jack"s hands putting a turner and hook into a commercial door lock and the hook was upside down! 😢😢 They were so close!

I wonder if they did that on purpose so as to now show how lock picking works.. 🤔

Not designed to be secure. Designed for china to make money from unsuspecting buyers.

Your daily reminder that a lock is only the first line of defence against B&E's.
Motion sensing lights are an extremely good, and surprisingly affordable deterrent, especially for something like this. Motion sensing cameras may also be a good consideration, so you can use footage as evidence.

Still waiting for a 0000 reset. Thats been the closest.

👍

no carrot test? zzz

Holy shit. Might as well put the keys on a chain and lock the chain up.

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Next time, open it with a carrot.

Ancient Chinese secret, huh?

Funny how he still kept checking the looseness at each step on the last wheel. You have the other three, just blitz the last one 🤣

Is there a carrot in the box?

But sir, where is the carrot?

Still waiting for the carrot attack, Sir.

So it's like one of those knowledge checks in computer games. :v

Me and some friends were in an escape room a few years ago and we were stumped trying to find the code to a combination lock (different model). I then decided to decode it in the exact same way as LPL did with this one and did it in less than a minute. Later on it turned out the owners changed the lock combination, but forgot to change the related clue, so I felt perfectly vindicated.