[1209] This Tiny WiFi Camera Owns Kwikset SmartKey (LockTech LTKSD)

[JosefHeller]

I love that he cuts the key and then uses it to open the lock all in one continuous shot. Like no matter how skilled he shows us he is, he still wants to make sure no one can claim he's doing camera tricks.

[mariokarter]

Finally, the one device LPL has never used to open a lock: The key.

[grdv]

This must be the most effort LPL has done to open a lock!

[CaptainKapitan]

Man I don't know what's scarier. Hearing him say 3 is binding or him creating a key right outside your door

[sir_john_hammond]

He's a lawyer to keep himself out of prison. He's a lockpicker in case he doesn't.

[buzzlightyear]

"I just happen to have a key cutting machine in my garage."

[TowerHyena]

LPL so dedicated to trimming fluff he's showing actual like movie spy tech AND cutting a new key in about 5 minutes total

[HeggyC]

A few years back I bought a second hand motorbike from a city a few hundred kays away. While driving back, the keys fell out of the ignition without me noticing. I called the local locksmith (in the town I'd stopped for gas) and he arrived with a small toolkit.

He took out a flashlight and started to peer into the lock. He then produced a blank key and what looked like a pair of pliers. He then, from sight alone, proceeded to cut me a brand new key in under 10 minutes by hand.

I believe it was this event that provoked my interest in non-destructive openings and lead me to become a subscriber of a lock-picking channel...

[squirrelsgarden]

"I just happen to have a key cutting machine in my garage."

I'm starting to think this guy might not really be a lawyer 😂

[fireaza]

I'm impressed at how in intuitive that key-cutting machine is to use. Just from watching you use it without explanation, I think I'd be able to successfully cut a key too!

[Dalenthas]

I feel like LPL is just showing off his toys in this episode.

[andraslibal]

Kwikset: we finally made a lock that LPL considers decently pick resistant
LPL: let me show you how to make a KEY for it

[nv]

" I just happen to have a key machine in my garage"
Why am I not surprised?

[sigibaes]

This is probably the slowest this man has ever opened a lock.

[RandomAmerican]

I'm suddenly reminded of a scene from Police Squad:
"Who are you? How did you get in here?"
"I'm a locksmith, and... I'm a locksmith."

[duke]

The more I watch this channel the more I realize that locks are truly there to keep the honest people honest. Anyone intent on getting in can quickly do so in numerous ways, without having to break the door down or attempt to kick it in. Think I'll invest in some maglocks with hidden proximity sensors (or something along those lines) and leave the regular locks as dummies so nobody will even know about the maglocks.

[andresaofelipe]

Dude is now at the point where he doesn't even pick the lock anymore, he just makes a new key

[MightyBiffer]

Driving to college in the 80s I locked my keys in the car. I called a locksmith to get me in. After he was done I showed him how my keys were on the dash board. He said if I let him try something he would cut my bill in half. We proceeded to look at the keys trough the window and used a handheld key cutter and made a key. It didn't work on the first cut so he eyeballed it again and made one modification and it worked.

[kuuke]

He made an entirely new key in under 3 minutes to unlock that lock.
What a legend

[bikkies]

The part of this I found the most interesting was actually the key cutting machine. I've never seen one up close and overhead before. Some years ago I dabbled at making my own keys with a set of blanks, gauges and a hand nibbling tool. It was frustrating, laborious and, in my hands at least, I had a high error rate with incorrectly cut blanks outnumbering my successes. Your machine embarrasses my pitiful efforts.