Hello all,  Normally I do not comment on YouTube videos related to the padlocks we are producing.  I am humbled to see that LockPickingLawyer is taking on our padlocks in his famous Youtube channel. He is really skilled and does a great job keeping us lock manufactures on our toes.  However, this time I find it a bit unfair as LPL is actually testing a lock cylinder made by DormaKaba which happens to be installed, probably by a locksmith, in one of our padlocks. A type of padlock without cylinder we sell to locksmiths for them to install certified Scandinavian Oval cylinder in.      Even though I find DormaKaba to be a fine company I cannot take credit for nor be responsible for the quality of all their cylinders.  I do, however, guarantee that the Swedish manufactured padlock in this video is made to the highest standard and quality.  Stay safe and secure! Best regards Tomas Eriksson  CEO and Owner ANCHOR LÅS AB  SWEDEN

Att du tittar på LockPickingLawyer och faktiskt ger ett så grymt svar gör mig stolt som svensk trots att jag inte har något med detta att göra... :) Kudos

don’t worry sir, all locks can be picked, just be grateful that people are lazy and don’t wanna learn

Just came here to say Penis Fart

Recap: we make Ferarris without engines and we license with Hyundai to add the engine. The engine blows up and catches fire but what does everyone see? A burning Ferrari. They conclude that Ferraris are unsafe and nobody buys them anymore. I would rethink my partnerships.

@Sharpthings Inspace and that depends on your theat model and set up as to whether it's an issue or not. All security can be circumvented. It's a matter of how you deploy it to ensure that risk is as low as possible and the obstacles / risk of being caught are sufficient to deter or make it impractical. Using that thinking, no one would ever use a padlock with a shackle less than 20mm thick.

Oh dear... looked like an epic lock

I bet this was a fluke :D

Sooo quitting my job today and starting my criminal career, anyone else?

Why everything so easy 😂

The lockpicking lawyer has been challenged! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7vPNcnYWQ4

holy crap thats the same key as the assa ofg thats meant to be one of the hardest to pick.it must be an offshoot from them being swedish too

People shouldn't really give Anchor Lås a bad time for this, as they only make the lock body and not the core. Note that the body is exactly what the LockPickingLawyer notes is of really good quality. Blaming Anchor Lås is like blaming the manufacturer of a door on a drafty house because the builder of the house forgot to install insulation in the walls.

this lock looks tough, unbreakable, ... never mind

Jag har en Anchor 840-4 här med mycket större skillnad i nyckelmönstret, Dorma 7 stifts, har uppe en video

DDAAAAAMMMNNNNN!!!!!! This lock got demolished

I don't know if you have already done this or thought about it, why don't you partner with a company and design the strongest unpickable padlock? I mean if you did that you would sell them like crazy.

They should drop this one into the sea like the anchor it is.

Try tokoz Gama pro :)

LPL: *is highly skilled professional* Also LPL: *AGGRESSIVE WIGGLE NOISES*

No notification of this vid :(

Love the shine on that lock body!

In this day and age, why we're still using a metal object called a key to unlock a security device is just plain silly. Biometrics, NFC and smart chips offer far better resilience than a metal object stuck in a hole.

Seems like a fluke because you only did it once.

the thing whit the lock and that min knife, i want to know how to do that

You know it is a bad sign if the video is just 1:26 long

I was doing something else during the first few seconds waiting for the intro to be over and I nearly missed him raking it. I just started laughing. Really. Caught me off-guard.

So where does this dude put his locks? Does he put them in a safe with a lock?

so i have a question. if the lock can be wave raked open, could you also pick it open too or do you think that will be too much time?

Duh.

Can you do a video on which ones are actually secure?

LPL could probably get several Guinness World records: Most Locks Picked Most Locks Picked by the tool bill and he made Most Locks raked Fastest lock picking ever. And many more

LPL, I've been watching you for quite a while and I love your content; however, you're so good at being monotone that I'm starting to think that you win cases by putting the jury to sleep. Best regards!

quien viene de un poco de todo

Lås = Lock

Someone in the anglosphere that accualy can say å without sounding like they got a wrench down their throut

To be fair, run of the mil thieves would not use a rake, they would just use a bolt cutter on that relatively slim shackle. Still quickly open.

create a channel in spanish please

It's just a fluke!

I love these vids that’s all I have to say

I'm comment 803

Swedish lock company: Oh LPL reviewed our lock! Oh..... It's under 2 minutes......

Normally I do not comment on YouTube videos related to the padlocks we are producing. I am humbled to see that LockPickingLawyer is taking on our padlocks in his famous Youtube channel. He is really skilled and does a great job keeping us lock manufactures on our toes. However this time I find it a bit unfair as LPL is actually testing a lock cylinder made by DormaKaba which happens to be installed, probably by a locksmith, in one of our padlocks. A type of padlock without cylinder we sell to locksmiths for them to install certified Scandinavian Oval cylinder in. Even though I find DormaKaba to be a fine company I cannot take credit for nor be responsible for the quality of all their cylinders. I do, however, guarantee that the Swedish manufactured padlock in this video is made to the highest standard and quality. Stay safe and secure! Best regards Tomas Eriksson CEO and Owner ANCHOR LÅS AB SWEDEN

A 1.25 video to show LPL picking it in under three seconds..... :-O If he only ever showed the 'start to finish' of the pick- I could watch his entire channel while finishing a beer...

"Hanni! Tell Olaf Opensson he is fired!"

Me omw to lock a vault

Do a video lock-picking a car ignition

Well I just saw a tictok of someone picking a lock with an electric toothbrush like MacGyver

When in doubt shake the rake about

Still waiting on that stuff lock from Stuff Made Here.

I'm new here. Is there a lock he wasn't able to pick?

Hey LPL your all LPL Videos playlist somehow has a 26 minute Tim Pool rant video on it after this video.

five keys and you don't need any of them

Swedish made Anchor Løs? That sort of thing isn't my bag baby!

Normally I do not comment on YouTube videos related to the padlocks we are producing.  I am humbled to see that LockPickingLawyer is taking on our padlocks in his famous Youtube channel. He is really skilled and does a great job keeping us lock manufactures on our toes.  However this time I find it a bit unfair as LPL is actually testing a lock cylinder made by DormaKaba which happens to be installed, probably by a locksmith, in one of our padlocks. A type of padlock without cylinder we sell to locksmiths for them to install certified Scandinavian Oval cylinder in.      Even though I find DormaKaba to be a fine company I cannot  take credit for nor be responsible for the quality of all their cylinders.  I do, however, guarantee that the Swedish manufactured padlock in this video is made to the highest standard and quality.  Stay safe and secure! Best regards Tomas Eriksson  CEO and Owner ANCHOR LÅS AB  SWEDEN

I heard Sweden hadn’t been having lockdowns. I didn’t realise this is what they meant.

@toxaq I have been in contact with LPL. He will "pin" my comment so it will turn up on top. I will send him our best lock. Thank you and have a great day!

@Thomas Eriksson also I’m not sure why you replied to me. This should be a top level comment.

@Thomas Eriksson send him your best locks. We’d all love to know more.

Normally I do not comment on YouTube videos related to the padlocks we are producing.  I am humbled to see that LockPickingLawyer is taking on our padlocks in his famous Youtube channel. He is really skilled and does a great job keeping us lock manufactures on our toes.  However this time I find it a bit unfair as LPL is actually testing a lock cylinder made by DormaKaba which happens to be installed, probably by a locksmith, in one of our padlocks. A type of padlock without cylinder we sell to locksmiths for them to install certified Scandinavian Oval cylinder in.      Even though I find DormaKaba to be a fine company I cannot  take credit for nor be responsible for the quality of all their cylinders.  I do, however, guarantee that the Swedish manufactured padlock in this video is made to the highest standard and quality.  Stay safe and secure! Best regards Tomas Eriksson  CEO and Owner ANCHOR LÅS AB  SWEDEN

hammer i think you have met your match

Still waiting for dat “stuff” lock Anybody?

Umm... am I the only one still waiting for LPL to pick the lock from the other youtube channel ??

When is the stuff lock pick

so if u happened go be at a love bridge on the eastern seaboard of the united states with a bunch of locks find one the welded one we gotta find this mans name

Lock Picking "In Any Case" Lawyer

"Stuff made here" made a custom lock that will probably challenge you

What lock is the one that you can recomend. I live in sweden. And i need a good lock

Who else is waiting for cool stuff made here

Where is that "STUFF" lock from stuffmadehere ?🤔 ...looking forward LPL to pick that one.. https://youtu.be/_7vPNcnYWQ4

God: Sends LPL to hell. What God hears outside heavens gates: click out of 1......... two is binding.........

Can we make #TeamRake a thing or #RakeSquad ?

Who else is just waiting for the Stuff made here unpickable lock

Stuff made here’s lock is literally gonna be the definition of “immovable object meets unstoppable force”🤣

You should do stuff made here imposible lock

face reveal at 3 million subscribers

When will you be opening the Stuffmadehere lock?

Any update on doing the unpickable lock from stuff made here?

All I can think of is, what if LPL just... became a robber? He could break into nearly anything. No one could stop him.

“Lås” means “lock”. FYI, “å” in the Scandinavian languages sounds like a long “o”, so “lås” sounds like “lohss”.

In any case, I've just put another lock company out of business!

Normally I do not comment on YouTube videos related to the padlocks we are producing.  I am humbled to see that LockPickingLawyer is taking on our padlocks in his famous Youtube channel. He is really skilled and does a great job keeping us lock manufactures on our toes.  However this time I find it a bit unfair as LPL is actually testing a lock cylinder made by DormaKaba which happens to be installed, probably by a locksmith, in one of our padlocks. A type of padlock without cylinder we sell to locksmiths for them to install certified Scandinavian Oval cylinder in.      Even though I find DormaKaba to be a fine company I cannot  take credit for nor be responsible for the quality of all their cylinders.  I do, however, guarantee that the Swedish manufactured padlock in this video is made to the highest standard and quality.  Stay safe and secure! Best regards Tomas Eriksson  CEO and Owner ANCHOR LÅS AB  SWEDEN

I love how he talks about how he dislikes the locks being able to be picked easily, yet shows us exactly how to do it.

I'm curious to see how secure a dollar tree padlock is

I wonder, and forgive me for not knowing if you've attempted before, but, if you had (or have) the welding experience or, manufacturing experience I think, even a little bit, could you produce a lock that even you couldn't pick? Like that one question, "could God create a boulder so heavy he couldn't lift"?

Would it be difficult to remedy the problem? Or do you need to redesign the whole lock?

when you know the intro and outro are about 1:20 and see a 1:25 video from lpl, its gonna be a bad lock.

I would refer to this lock as, all bark and no bite.

How do lock makers keep on making such fundamental mistakes.

When will the proposed impossible to pick lock from Stuff inc be picked on his channel?

Fun fact "lås" means "lock" in Swedish.

That's not picking a lock, that's walking up to and it immediately opens on mention of Lock Picking Lawyer

I blinked at the wrong moment. Missed the unlocking bit

Q: have you considered making better locks?

These ASSA 700 knockoffs are nowhere nearly as tough a pick as the real item. I have two ASSA 700s in my own collection, and even though I know them by heart at this point I can't open either of them in less than 10 minutes. That combination of tapered and "wedding cake" drivers with super crisp edges on the counter-milling in the core makes them bloody unforgiving of even the smallest tension error.

you should check out stuff made here he made a lock claiming it's unpickable about 2 months ago. would be interesting to see you having a go at it :)

The great thing about this guy's videos is that you don't need to watch them. Just look at the title and the length of the video and you know how long it took for the lock to get pwned.

Yes, not a secure lock. But you have to admit, it's got style. :)

@tsuchan1 Thanks, I have sent him an e-mail explaining this. I have also commented in the 1st level in the comments but given the massive amount of comments I understand that my comment may get lost among the other comments. Yes, the products are individual links in the chain of security. I take responsibility for the "link" we develop and produce but I can hardly to the responsibility for the entire chain. And just as LPL mentions in the video, it is a well built padlock. You realize that once you hold it in your hand. Have a great day!

@Thomas Eriksson I think you should post a version of this comment to LPL's e-mail address, on his 'About' page... because I think he'd like to get feedback from the manufacturer, but in a 2nd-level comment among hundreds, I guess he may not read it here. Based on many past LPL videos I've watched, I think there must be an excellent chance that if you post him one of your locks with one of your own cylinders, that he will make a video of it. One salutary lesson I take from your message, is that as businesses we can suffer from what other companies do with our product. Anyway, I really did love the design of your lock, and LPL praised its build quality.

Normally I do not comment on YouTube videos related to the padlocks we are producing.  I am humbled to see that LockPickingLawyer is taking on our padlocks in his famous Youtube channel. He is really skilled and does a great job keeping us lock manufactures on our toes.  However this time I find it a bit unfair as LPL is actually testing a lock cylinder made by DormaKaba which happens to be installed, probably by a locksmith, in one of our padlocks. A type of padlock without cylinder we sell to locksmiths for them to install certified Scandinavian Oval cylinder in.      Even though I find DormaKaba to be a fine company I cannot  take credit for nor be responsible for the quality of all their cylinders.  I do, however, guarantee that the Swedish manufactured padlock in this video is made to the highest standard and quality.  Stay safe and secure! Best regards Tomas Eriksson  CEO and Owner ANCHOR LÅS AB  SWEDEN

Hey dude, I was curious about something. Did any of these companies ever tried to sue you? Companies are dumb enough to do things like that. Ever happened?

Wow fast and easy

Hi - I love your channel, i could watch your videos for hours. I have currently upgraded home security and i'm looking for a good cilinder for my front door. A friend of mine advised me to install a Kaba star cross cilinder drom Dorma Kaba with drill proof inlay. What's your professional opinion on this cilinder and what would be your choice? Best wishes from Switzerland

The dislikes are all the locks that have been damaged in the making of LPL's videos, nonetheless still love your vids :D

Interesting that relatively flat bitted Best cores don't seem to suffer from this problem (in general). Interference from the Control shear line?

u cant open arab lock do u know why ? it will blow up ur hands

This precisely why all my higher security needs are met with disc detainer core locks with minimum 13mm shackle!

He didn't even need to do it twice to show that it wasn't a fluke... ouch

LOL Sweden... go home, you are drunk

Normally I do not comment on YouTube videos related to the padlocks we are producing.  I am humbled to see that LockPickingLawyer is taking on our padlocks in his famous Youtube channel. He is really skilled and does a great job keeping us lock manufactures on our toes.  However this time I find it a bit unfair as LPL is actually testing a lock cylinder made by DormaKaba which happens to be installed, probably by a locksmith, in one of our padlocks. A type of padlock without cylinder we sell to locksmiths for them to install certified Scandinavian Oval cylinder in.      Even though I find DormaKaba to be a fine company I cannot  take credit for nor be responsible for the quality of all their cylinders.  I do, however, guarantee that the Swedish manufactured padlock in this video is made to the highest standard and quality.  Stay safe and secure! Best regards Tomas Eriksson  CEO and Owner ANCHOR LÅS AB  SWEDEN

The key looks like ASSA key :)

LPL: (*completely demolishes and humiliates a lock*) in any case :)

immediate like for pronouncing the å correctly. obvs the lockpicking is fun too

I just seen ur Comment on stuff made here, i think it would be an awesome vid..

My guy - stuff made here lock - when does it drop??

Have you gotten around to the unpickable lock from that engineer guy???