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Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic items

Picked all the easy locks and want to step up your game? Further your lock picking techniques, exchange pro tips, videos, lessons, and develop your skills here.

Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby unlisted » 29 Apr 2010 10:50

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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby raimundo » 4 May 2010 9:22

a couple of times I have found on the ground some hair barrett that is made of good thin spring steel, and looking at these, I believe that the spring part on the back would easily become a padlock type shim.

I have yet to try this but when lp101 member Unjust invites me to his 'twin cities makers' club for the lockpicking session, I may remember to bring this and try it out.

Just look at someones collection barretts and see if you have one that could be a padlock shim.

It would be a good movie scene for some female actress, to use one of these.
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby albear » 4 Jun 2010 5:39

I picked open a chinese large masterlock clone with the blade on the sissors of a swiss army type knife. I used a regular tension wrench. I got in a small lock using an eyeglass screwdriver as a rake.
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby LocksmithArmy » 10 Oct 2010 21:05

You meen to tell me noone took this offer.... ok Ill give my vid (after watchin a mythbusters marathon, man i wish i had a lightbulb like theres)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzrIZNF2ah0
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby allamericanlock » 17 Oct 2010 1:04

Ive picked two crappy sentry safe locks with a paper clip.
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby shogun1 » 7 Nov 2010 6:18

got locked out once and had to pick the back door with pices of wire i bent off the fence
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby Shaun1987 » 7 Nov 2010 20:17

I can pick a 5 pin $4 lock with a bobby pin <----- expert picker.




:oops: maybe not :D
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby Rickthepick » 26 Nov 2010 10:28

i just picked a cheap wafer lock with a magnet and tension wrench using the magnet to lift the wafers, didnt think it would work lol
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby Theist17 » 12 Dec 2010 22:31

I just picked a Master 532 with a piece of bent up wiper blade insert. :lol:
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby LocksmithArmy » 14 Dec 2010 10:48

soo... the dude that sits behind me at work has been "picking" his desk lock all week with a zip tie lol 1 zip tie... he is basically jiggling it but is still neat.
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby shaothegreat » 14 Dec 2010 12:08

A female acquaintance of mine invited (with some gentle coaxing) me over to her place after a few drinks at a local pub. When we got there she realized she didn't have her house key with her. I thought of using her windshield wiper blades, but it had been raining and I wasn't sure how she'd feel about me ripping the wipers off of her brand new Mercedes so I asked if she was wearing an underwire bra. Luckily she was, and after a few minutes of grinding out a half-diamond pick with one and bending and shaping the other into a tension wrench, I had suitable tools. I then proceeded to open her front door in about 30 seconds. Needless to say, it wasn't the only thing of hers I got into that night!
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby raimundo » 15 Dec 2010 8:31

you got into her twitter account too? :P
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby Sirtank11 » 16 Dec 2010 13:41

Don't have pictures unfortunately
But i've picked into a few different wafer locks with two paper clips.
Just bent one into a tension wrench and the other i just made a rake out of it worked great.

Another story my dad lost the key to his cheap safe but still had the combo so i picked into that
with an electrical fork connector as a tension wrench and a hair pin as a rake.

I'll have to get some videos of picking wafer locks with paper clips.

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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby LocksmithArmy » 22 Dec 2010 14:13

i forgot abt the lever lock i picked with a screw driver and allen wrench... a loong time ago lol...

http://www.youtube.com/user/LocksmithArmy?feature=mhum#p/search/1/sz-pW05oFWE
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Re: Ninja skills thread:Challenge to pick locks with basic i

Postby mylt1 » 3 Jan 2011 11:35

had to pick my way into the work file cabinet last week. my partner for the day said there was no way in hell i could do it. one diamond shape bend in a paperclip and a small screwdriver as a wrench and bobs your uncle. even locked it back which is also said i couldnt do. LOL. of course its not like HON file cabinet locks are high security. LOL.
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