When it comes down to it there is nothing better than manual tools for your Lock pick Set, whether they be retail, homebrew, macgyver style. DIY'ers look here.
Hey, i have a few of those prize crimbo cracker locks lying round, and i had a go at one. i could not work out how it works, or how do open it, and if i apply pressuse with the tention wrench the plug just spins around as far as u can be a***d to turn it (u can do 360 degree spins as much as you like). in the end i got pissed off, ripped off the bottom, and shoved a screwdriver up it and twisted and it opened . any1 got a better soloution then mine?
nope i cant work out those either to be honest, they're really weird, i couldn't pick it, i couldn't open those stupid little suitcase locks either, but that was a long time ago. i might have a go again at some point if i find one, i'll add some pictures too if the pc lets me.
usually on very small/crappy locks (luggage, comment box types), I find it easier just to jam the pick up there and not worry about the tension wrench.
They are usually only 3 pin and a half diamond approimates a key enough to pop them in short order.
they work on the same princeple as warded locks. get a hook pick and fish about for the lever when you find it just push it and the lock will pop open you dont need a tension bar with that type of lock
. any1 got a better soloution then mine?
i cant work out those either to be honest, they're really weird, i couldn't pick it, i couldn't open those stupid little suitcase locks either, but that was a long time ago. i might have a go again at some point if i find one, i'll add some pictures too if the pc lets me.