No officer That's not my drug kit.That's my burglary kit😂😂😂
ryancoorey
For years he taught us how to pick the locks now he straight up telling us how to fabricate the keys
kyb
Never thought I'd see LPL cooking rocks on video, but here we are...
woodzy_
I saw a guy in the donut shop bathroom lighting a spoon like that; I'm going to tell my kid he was making a key now. Thanks!
roll
As a professional patternmaker, I'm in awe. Metal casting usually is messy, dirty, heavy, loud and large. This is pretty, like a toy steam engine. I love it, the technology is so cool. ❤
andrebartels
What are the odds a cop thinks this is drug paraphernalia if they find it on you? And imagine trying to explain what it actually is.
protocol
This has to be one of the most comprehensive tools I've seen. LPL put a lot of thought into the design.
davidp
Your honor, I promise the small spoon, lighter, and unidentified white powder are part of my job
therearenousesrnamesleft
This man is a genius! Hitting at least two separate markets with one product
bananas
“Stephen.. what are you cooking in there?”
“..uh..um..drugs”
Tofupancho
most wholesome use of lighter and spoon I've seen in a long time
eztqvif
Awesome tool. It should be noted that someone can make the impression of the key, then make the casting at a later time if so needed. I think that's what makes it fit into the "even if you only have access to the key for a few seconds" part. Pre-staging the mold and just throwing the key in, clamping it, then taking the key back could take just 10 or 20 seconds, then you can go along and make the casting at a later time.
Orzorn
I teach a course in User Experience Design and want to let you know that your discussion referencing user testing is much appreciated and I will be sharing this with my students as an excellent example of product development.
Many thanks to you, LPL and Bosnianbill for sharing your knowledge all these years!
waynek
Times I’ve needed this in my life: ~1
My want of this neat kit: 100%
ashb
One of the British SOE gadgets (of WW2) was a tin plate box the size of two plain (no filter!) cigarettes. This contained two matches, some woods metal, some plasticine (modelling material of the '40s), some talc and a paper clip. The whole outfit was as big as a Bic lighter! The paper clip was to fold into tweezers to hold the tin lid while the metal melted over the match flame, then you pushed the paper clip into the woods metal in the mould to make a handle for the newly made key.
seymourpro
Baby powder yup I am sure that's what the cops are going to think of first. LOL
roberthoffman
Love how space efficient the multiple use items are.
CONFKR
You can really tell when a product is designed by someone that knows exactly what it would be used for and what exactly it needs, beautiful product mr. LPL, congrats on this one!
renups
"No, Officer, this isn't my heroine stash. This is the kit I use to duplicate keys."
