my new lock pick set

by **shimon101** » 20 Jun 2007 13:17

i bought this for 40nis(10$)but it just the start my aunt is gona send me somthing more serious but only the in augost...i very pleased of this set and i think it was worth the money...
the picture of the tools:
the lether case:

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what is that tool?!
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what is that tool?
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by **shimon101** » 20 Jun 2007 13:24

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by **Eyes_Only** » 20 Jun 2007 13:41

I had no idea ilco made pick tools.

by **shimon101** » 20 Jun 2007 13:49

Eyes_Only wrote:I had no idea ilco made pick tools.

why what they ussaly makes?

by **unbreakable** » 20 Jun 2007 14:43

That looks like a nice set!

Ilco usually makes key blanks, locks and safe locks- http://www.kaba-ilco.com/

This is an automotive tension wrench. I have heard it called a wishbone tension wrench.

This is a double pronged tension wrench, to be used in automotive locks or pin tumbler locks (if it fits...).

Hope this helps,
Unbreakable

by **Eyes_Only** » 20 Jun 2007 14:47

Ilco makes some good key machines and blanks but I've always found some of their other stuff like locks to be kinda low quality. But thats probably just me.

by **thubanpete** » 21 Jun 2007 12:05

It's not just you Eyes_Only...

...I bought an Ilco lock yesterday (to practice on) and ended up popping it consistently.

I didn't think 5 pinners were supposed to be that easy.

-ThubanPete

by **freakparade3** » 21 Jun 2007 12:34

thubanpete wrote:It's not just you Eyes_Only...

...I bought an Ilco lock yesterday (to practice on) and ended up popping it consistently.

I didn't think 5 pinners were supposed to be that easy.

-ThubanPete

It may have been an ILCO lock but I'm guessing it was a KW1 keyway. Same as picking a 5 pin kwikset. :wink:

by **thubanpete** » 21 Jun 2007 12:40

What's really scary is that I've picked Kwiksets that were more difficult than this piece of horse hockey.

I guess they really skimped on the bugger I bought...

-ThubanPete

by **Eyes_Only** » 21 Jun 2007 12:50

Theres a small local hardware store in my area that sells Ilco brand locks with KW1 keyways that I was thinking of getting but I decided not to waste my money. The Foley Belsaw course supplied Ilco brand locks for some of its lessons and I swear it looks like these locks were cast or something. I think a regular drill bit could slice right through it like nothing too.

by **thubanpete** » 22 Jun 2007 0:30

If the hardware store in your area has the Ilco KW1s for cheap (less than $10), I say grab one. At minimum, it can be used as a trainer lock (if you feel like teaching how to pick) or as spare parts.

As for the F-B locks, I'd pay some decent money to see a regular drill bit kill one of them. :twisted:

-ThubanPete

by **Charlie511** » 20 Jul 2007 9:27

Can you upload the images again :?:

Maybe someone want to see the pics includes me.

my new lock pick set

my new lock pick set

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