4 ways to drill open a lock

In this video i will try 4 different way to drill open a lock. These methods can be used for the majority of locks you come across around your house. I will be using clear / transparent locks so that we can see what exactly happens to the lock as we drill it. Iv seen so many different ways to drill open a lock and always wanted to know which is the best way and what happens on the inside as its drilled. Well now we will finally find out. LIKE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE for more videos. door lock 2019 #DIY #howto #billshowto Your donations help me to keep helping you .....

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Congratulations, you're a certified locksmith in the US!!

[ecoislands]

Thanks, worked like a charm! Had to drill out a filing cabinet lock. 3 pins and it popped open. I drilled just above center, focusing on the pins like you first lock.

[losd]

This was great, thanks so much. Had to use this for work when someone put their own lock on our equipment.

[johnmccain]

thank you 1rst maintenance guy here....so informative

[CMDRSweeper]

Nice! I was looking around for a video on this as I was wondering what was going on inside the lock and what the target objective was.
Thank you for beating out an animation and showing it with these clear locks!

[Fatal_Inertia]

My brother bought a bike that didn't have a key for the gas cap so we're gonna try this!

[firetrap]

works perfect managed to break into 4 garages last night thanks 😂 joking by the way 🤣🤣🤣

[whittler]

Ty so much! I tried method #3 along the shear line and the lock popped open at the second pin. I think I got extremely lucky. Good vid, mate.

[Vylkeer]

Pro tip: don’t use an acrylic padlock to lock your stuff.

Btw nice tests!

[Sticks]

What a video. Lessons learned: acrylic is softer than brass. I was here for field work tips. This was silly.

[gerger]

as a locksmith for 29 years, always drill a shear line, take your time, if you rush, you will break a bit off, then you are screwed, , , and always drill perfectly, not like this video, his angles are all luck,

[fdort]

Thanks so much. My son locked my keys in the shed... even though he's been told a million times "bring the key back as soon as you unlock it"...I was watching this when he decided to not wait ten minutes and took my hinges off my 15 years old shed...sigh... but hey thanks to you I know how to pop the lock for future reference

[Kays_Customs]

I just keep a brick under the doormat to fling through my living room window in case I lock myself out

[MrhandyP]

Thank you, got it done within seconds 👍

[carlosreyes]

The video was informative but, I'm never going to understand why people add the stupid, unnecessary music.

[KukucsIldiko]

For you its how much time? Cause for me the cooper is hard even I use Bosch shank w 780 watt makita sds drill

[willong]

I have no idea where one obtains clear-bodied locks, but they were an excellent device for this informative tutorial! Also, though I can postulate some reasons why certain people, locksmiths and police for instance, might give your video thumbs down, I cannot agree.

There are, in fact, legitimate and lawful reasons for drilling locks. I recently purchased several job site tool boxes at auction. One is locked. The theft-discouraging design of the box houses the padlock within a steel recess where the bow of the lock is totally inaccessible to any cutting device without severely damaging the box. Thank you for providing this excellent tutorial that gives me several alternative methods to consider.

I will return another time to see if you also have a video detailing methods of drilling out an integral Medico (if I recall the brand correctly) lock on the door of a soda pop vending machine that a former tenant abandoned on a property I own. Regrettably, I already probably procrastinated too long since the machine sat in an unheated building through several sub-zero Montana winters--I shudder to contemplate what, other than a few coins, I will find inside ;-)

[debtfordwharf]

Wicked! I have a job for MY new DeWalt now!

[Bruh..]

This is exactly what i was looking for! THANKS for helping me steal this car that was locked in a garage out in a field near Bradford Pennsylvania

[martinzember]

3:18 why this cut? all the pins jumped at the sheer line, I wanted to see the last one! I think it is better to keep the drill bit in and turn the core. Interesting to see it, thanks for the video!