How to Make a Key That Unlocks All Locks

In this video I made a key that will allow you to unlock all locks. If you are wondering how to open a door lock or padlock and want to learn how to open a lock without a key, be sure to watch this unlocking and key making video called how to make a key that unlocks all locks.

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[emilskaarup]

As a locksmith I'd like to clarify a few things here for those who might have questions.

Yes - this can be done, and with some practice it will work.

No - it doesn't really make sense to make a lockpick or duplicate a key like this. A paperclip lockpick is rather soft and will probably be worn-out quickly. Same with the key. Better Lockpicking tools can be bought for cheap.

The padlock and the other lock shown in this video are both easy to pick.

No - these methods cannot be used for all locks.

I do think that the homemade lockpick is pretty cool though 😎

[TrevorLahey]

Imagine waking up, it’s 2:30am, and you hear this music playing outside of your front door

[Steven-hkwb]

When I was a teenager working in a gas station, a regular locksmith customer told me, "Locks only keep the honest people honest." Holy cow, he is right.

[wallybords]

This video should be nominated in the Oscars for Best in Sound Design.

[ahmedimtiaz]

I like how the background music makes it feel like this guy is about to save humanity

[robkukoc]

The music makes it an epic key making experience from the depths of a locksmith’s frontier.

[silviotollo]

If he used graphite, was that a literal Carbon Copy?

[ShadyWizardTV]

Video should be called: "How to make your own lockpicks and how to mold objects with graphite and super glue".

[shademe]

As a locksmith by profession I can tell you locks only keep out honest people.

[silkroad]

Just the fact that he made a paper clip into a rake with enough integrity to actually withstand picking is impressive

[issacoleworld]

This was like the Star Wars of lock pick videos!

[stclairstclair]

As a mechanic who learned to build locks and "unlocking" them I wanted to add a helpful tip for people getting started, Find yourself a variety of used windshield wipers and remove the metal spines, They make excellent lock picking tools as they are beautifully hardened and shaped for the job.

[TheMundomo]

I figured if I'm going to end up on a watch list for a video I might as well learn something

[peppergeorge]

What was that liquid that you added to graphite and baking soda?

[HuemanInstrumentality]

It's like he didn't click bait us, but at the same time he did... lol.
I applaud this man, next level stuff.

[atlasgunther]

This video demonstrates the need for indoor locking.

[derbemobile]

I just saw the graphite + baking soda video an hour ago. Good use of the materials!

[razornetout]

Now where's the Lockpicking Lawyer with his two cents about it

[CH-vbkr]

I love the perspex padlock - so we can see the pins moving. A good way to learn to pick some/most locks.

[bikiniluvnguy]

the best locks are the old bar dropped in a rack like the doors in old times had, I have thought about rigging my front and back doors like that and leave the locks too. even if someone picks the lock and you are home, they cant physically open the door. I use variations of that now such as closet and tall metal cabinet doors that I swing back and jam the door when I am home. being unconventional is always to your advantage.