[370] Binding Order Explained Simply | Learn Lock Picking!

Learn To Master Binding Order!

When you are new to Lock Sport the concept of "binding order" is something that may seem confusing and impossible to learn. In this video, I break down what binding order is to the most simplest parts and show you exactly how it looks inside of the lock. Binding order is a skill you will need to master if you want to become proficient at opening up progressively harder locks.

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[teknoxjr]

Perfectly helpful. You took the proper amount of time to explain, demonstrate and summarize. Thank you.

[frankbiz]

Great job explaining it, and the visual drives the mechanics of it home. Thanks for posting. 👍🏻

[Chris-nqnb]

This is so helpful, thank you. I'd been watching LPL for years and started picking myself, but had no idea what I'm doing!

[scottk]

I have a hell of a time figuring out which pin I am on. Anything other than the very last pin and I get lost in the lock real quick.

[MossyPicks]

Thank you! I’ve heard plenty of people talk about how the security pins should feel when they’re set, but I hadn’t considered that the key pins would feel different too! That will be a useful tip for me to remember going forward.

[roysammons]

As always very good explanation and your camera work is excellent to show how it all looks visually.

[AldoSchmedack]

Super basic and helpful both, this is the key to picking simple locks. Good basics here for new pickers! Excellent video production. Thanks!

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If you find this video helpful and would like to learn more concepts in Lock Sport please check out my video series "Lock Picking Home School" which will teach you how to get started in Lock Sport from a beginner up to an intermediate level.

[jjpickslocks]

Great video! I had no idea counter rotation would effect the binding order in that way.

[HandsomeGamer]

These videos are so helpful, thank you

[LockPickingNewbie]

Nicely done, HLP. This series is a great reference. Take care and stay healthy.

[anticdimitrije]

I finallyyyy, hahaha im so happy!My first lock hahah.Thank u so much man!

[Sniperspartan]

Gonna buy a set this summer and learn thanks for this explanation

[Dutcharmytent]

Have subscribed straight away you were so clear and concise.

[Westhelockpicker]

Things like this really help new pickers!

[kptv]

When you’re putting tension on the walk, how much tension are you putting? Also when you’re trying to figure out the next pin and it’s kind of stuck do you back off the tension to help or do you keep a firm or semi-firm amount attention the whole time no matter what?

[DonzLockz]

Grest info snd demo. Another helpful video but very important. 👍😎

[joeguilfoyle]

Very interesting. At my job as a Maintenance Engineer, I have to re-key locks often. We use the same cores (Schlage SC4) on every lock in the bldg. Will the binding order be the same on every core since they're all the same or is each one different. I ask because if they're different, the order doesn't really matter because normally you would only have to pick a lock once. Especially with the Lishi since once it's picked, I can cut a key for it. Thank You.

[tridechris]

Great educational video HLP! Quick question, if there's crazy security in the lock, is the binding order still going to be the same every time?

[ИванСнежков-зй]

Would you make a similar video demonstrating the quirks of different security pins?