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@Linus Magnus yeah that's a good trick, seen it done and quiet amazing how big a lock it can break, as long as you have the space to get two wrench's/spanners in the gap

@SummerNights & Neon lights Rake is part of a lockpick set for simple locks, would do this in seconds

I was curious if anyone felt the same way

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That was an alternate ending.

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Opens a safe to a first aid burns manual

Imagine ending the video there

I concur sir

Pure comedy relief. 😂

@J Brown 😅😅😅

Yes, especially when you can't flip it upside down to pour the powder into it while its 10 below zero.

Could use dinamite too with less fuss.

Can't pick a lock with a bolt cutter

My thoughts exactly. He could just use the key.

@Phoenix Hokage I know it wasn't, but I still thought that it was hilarious.

It wasn't intentional

Call MacGruber!

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Or just rake it. The lock on the video is easy to rake in 2 seconds

(2) 3/4" box wrenches are ALL that's needed to open any padlock

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Something a clown would say ? Jonathan You are correct

So basically that same thing

Or just a piece of metal rod of some sort. This lock is small enough to just break open

I finally have the answer for the bank robbery 😂🤣🏦 yes😉

@The Legendary WASD Gamer Yup because most don't actually work real jobs

Lol yup most of these people have to much time on their hands.

why'd you start doing that?

Don't refer to someone as he or she unless you know their pronouns. Be respectful.

I rely on magic to keep my locks safe.

@Natsuke Tanakanot from me. My thermite will turn your lock into a puddle of iron. Thermite is so ez to make

@BILL with enough time, and the right tool, any door can be opened. 🤣👍

@Toby Wuellner Never speak in absolutes. I used to practice on my friends folk's sheds all the time, my favorite were the sheds with a weak pad lock hasp attachment where it was easier to pull it off the door than to break the lock. I never took anything, it was usually pranking my friends prepper dad, RIP

@Toby Wuellner 🤣👍

Wow, you're probably wearing a mask too.

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@desputnikcommander I had to do that I had to turn my shed upside down thank god for this hack though it saved me a lot of time cutting the lock off

@Kong Crit true..heavy one.

@Jamil naah just reverse gravity.

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@Jonathan Samet wow, that sounds like a mighty miserable outlook.

@Demokkkrats R. Evilwhat did they do? They existed to begin with

What did angels ever do to you to make you want to grind them? Just wondering, do you perhaps use an angle grinder to grind the angels with?

Rolling on the floor laughing at your comment...I suppose this exists if you have no electricity 🤷🏻‍♂️🤣

Would have been impressive IF it was actually locking something.

More like Mcguyver for criminals

That's what I was thinking!

Yes 😅😂🎉🎉

Mcguyver was my favorite tv show, well him and night rider 😁😆

Everyone that said it's the expanding gas of the burning match head dust causing the lock pins to fluctuate while the rubber band is holding tension in the cylinder - you're all correct. My thoughts on this are: how the hell does someone figure something like this out ? This IS genius.

I think it's kinda like using a bump key..

My guess is the turbulence created by the burn off causes the pins to dance and the steady pressure on the lever by the elastic finds the moment the pins line up. Just a guess.

@Cory parni he's saying the pins act like the bullets and get pushed out and the tension thing spins the lock to open it.

I'd guess that the rapid expansion of the combustion gases push the pins up just like a rake going over them

Or one, if you think the hasp is strong enough

Same that was quite humorous

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@Pulseczar1 frankly id just mix up some thermite at home and melt the lock. At 5k degrees F it ceases to be a lock

@Jonathan Samet The tension on the cylinder traps the pins so that they don't just fall back down into the locked position, just like with normal lock picking.

Yes. The combustion gasses force the pins into position while the gentle tensión assists the movement.

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I'm guessing the combustion pushes the pins all up at once.

@Paige Rasmussen There wasn´t an explosion, the locking pins lock if they are knocked back too much. Even if the air released did that there is no way the locking pins magically knocked them all back in the exact way that would open the lock. No, if you go to where the video cuts, the lock was already a tiny tiny bit from being open. The tension tool can´t move the cylinder if it isn´t opened, and the fact the tension tool appeared rotated after the cut means the lock was opened, and everything was put back after it.

@Joaopop 11 the locking pins were all knocked back in the explosion and at the moment the tension tool could move, the rubber band's kinetic energy on the metal wire was released to pull it and open the lock.

Its clickbait, when it cuts the wires get closer. It was already open, the heat just made it so the rubber band could overcome the friction and rotate the rest of the cilinder. The locking pins wouldnt magically unlock, each one to the correct height, because of a small fire and some wires putting pressure on the cilinder.

​@Jonathan Sametlol. Yes I agree. Or for kids or want to experiment!!!

Ya i think this is meant for people who DONT own the lock…

@Phoenix Hokage It might be the pressure just pushes the ball away from the shackel so you wouldnt need it to move the pins. In the same way that a metal shim would move the ball/bolt

It all depends on the pins rigidity. So it certainly wouldn't work on many locks, including any lock that's a little rusty or jammed somehow. Because it functions by the pins being knocked in place by the combustion and the flat rod gently turning the cylinder to catch the pins when they're knocked in place. If the springs behind the pins are too strong, this won't work.