Auto Jiggler + Tension Wrench = Unlocked Padlock

by **xnoobandrew** » 27 Jan 2007 6:52

Just being creative, and trying new stuff out.. I unlocked a Magnum Double Latched Pad Lock in less then a minute.

I got pics + a vid.

Tools:

^A flex tension wrench + my 10 piece auto jigglers

The lifter/bump jiggler and the flex tension wrench

Starting Off:

Put in the tension wrench.. of course

Now the auto jiggler

What i did was basically rake the pins with it.. went to the back and push all the pins up and repeated.

This lock had 1 or 2, I couldn't feel more then 1 but possibly 2 Spool Pins. So applying the right pressure in ur tension wrench is necessary!

Finished:

Voila! Lock opens.

I was bored and so just trying out new things.

Video:
http://s169.photobucket.com/albums/u208/xnoobandrew/Lockpicking%20Magnum/?action=view&current=Video0002.flv
VERY Crappy quality, sorry, need a good camera..

Dont mind the audio.. my friends and i were talking about stuff..

The videos / pics were taken with my 2 mp phone camera..

Inspired by DB opening a lock with a banana and a tension wrench

by **Azzure** » 27 Jan 2007 12:15

that's seems cool man how did you think of using a lifter jiggler with a flex tension wrench

by **pauly003** » 27 Jan 2007 15:00

Thats cool that it worked, but it probably just boils down to blind luck. On the other hand, it could do the same sort of thing as a rake. I would be surprised if this worked on a regular basis. You might even risk damaging your lock. :twisted:

by **CVScam** » 27 Jan 2007 18:11

I am not sure about the durability of your jiggler but I use them all the time without a tension wrench on cheap padlocks and a lot of wafer locks. If you want a real challenge use a jiggler on some 5 pin deadbolts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9QD9xyZ7cw

by **maxxed** » 27 Jan 2007 20:23

CVScam wrote:I am not sure about the durability of your jiggler but I use them all the time without a tension wrench on cheap padlocks and a lot of wafer locks. If you want a real challenge use a jiggler on some 5 pin deadbolts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9QD9xyZ7cw

Try an upside down 7 pin Sargent with an auto jiggler. I was not having any success SPP or raking, trying various picks before drilling I stuck a home made jiggler I made from the profile of a GM 10 cut key and the lock opened. This was an act of desperation after 15 mins of picking and things worked out.

by **xnoobandrew** » 27 Jan 2007 23:45

this actually does work on a daily basis.

their pretty good auto jigglers.. but however i have not yet honed the skill to use Jigglers for their purpose

by **WDPaladin** » 28 Jan 2007 0:29

This isn't an advanced forum topic?

by **xnoobandrew** » 28 Jan 2007 0:37

No, cause i also used a tension wrench..

If i did it without it should be.

by **Schuyler** » 28 Jan 2007 1:20

Heh, I was going to say "no, because he didn't use it on a car"

by **xnoobandrew** » 28 Jan 2007 2:13

Does being a supporter give you access to the Advanced Forums?

by **UWSDWF** » 28 Jan 2007 5:18

by **xnoobandrew** » 28 Jan 2007 5:39

oh..then other then the rank, the t-shirt, and the feeling of supporting lp101 do you get when subscribing for supporter?

I heard like theres a forum for it or something..

by **UWSDWF** » 28 Jan 2007 5:49

you heard wrong.
for being a supporter you get the tag under your name, a t-shirt and a good feeling for supporting the community. Nothing more, nothing less. If anyone tells you differently they are infact filthy liers and deserve to be shot.

by **xnoobandrew** » 28 Jan 2007 5:51

lol, you've convinced me to become a supporter!

Still tryin to talk to Mr Picks tho

Auto Jiggler + Tension Wrench = Unlocked Padlock

Auto Jiggler + Tension Wrench = Unlocked Padlock

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