Thank you so much for this! The guy who rented my apartment before me left a cheap wall mounted safe with an electronic lock and a backup tubular lock and I wanted to remove it because I needed the space. And I wasn't very keen on ripping the whole wall out. Got the exact same pick as you and thanks to your tutorial it worked!
Great instructional video! The batteries died in my new safe BEFORE I used it once, even the keys were still inside. My son bought me the lock picks and I found your video. Within 5 minutes the safe was open. Thank you.
I got the HUK Chinese kit. $32. Your video got me trained up in about 3 minutes. I tightened all the handle set screws and wrote the color/size under each tool. 7.0,7.5,7.8 and then removed all the silicone tension rings from the outside. I then installed a white silicone band of the same size ( Amazon, so useful) then one ring, then band,ring,band. This was the perfect amount of resistance and retention and made opening the practice lock far more repeatable 9/10. I will have to test and verify it's good on all metal locks too. Thanks for the video 🔐🔨🩺
After reading this comment, I realized my issue. The bands that are included with the picks don't provide enough resistance. Because of this, the spring loaded pins were pushing the levers farther than they needed to go. I laterally grabbed generic rubber bands from the junk drawer and looped them around the pick right over the levers, until finally, after about 4 of them, it was finally working the way he showed in the video. Thank you.
After reading some comments, I realized my issue. The bands that are included with the picks don't provide enough resistance. Because of this, the spring loaded pins were pushing the levers farther than they needed to go. I laterally grabbed generic rubber bands from the junk drawer and looped them around the pick right over the levers, until finally, after about 4 of them, it was finally working the way he showed in the video.
I started lockpicking as a hobby that turned out to be really useful to have a set and the skill so I kept going with it and got a car break in kit and a tubular set now I just need to find some locks to practice with already helped 4 people with the car kit too
make sure you got the HUK tools with the replaceable tension bar, bar hole in the recessed part and set screw as they also sell a version without it and this one cannot open most tubular locks unless you install the tension bar yourself by drilling and taping. 😒
If I understand this correctly you could vary the springs or driver pins to prevent an easy pick with the tubular lockpick but after the attacker picked it once conventionally and only did a 1/16 turn they could then impression their tool before completing the turn... is there a way to give the keyway a spring to jump back a click in case the attacker loosens keyway tension?
I have a coin-laundry machine in my OWN apartment. Like, in my living room. That I already pay for. I'm not dumping 16 quarters per load every week. I'm investing into this.
well laundry machines are expensive as gold, i got a used brand machine in new condition for 50 bucks, and new they go for 200-250, sure depends where you live but germany isn't a third world country as far as i know ;D
@@jeffreyarena6199 seems you are new to the topic of buying used items. Used means just it had a pre-owner and says little about the condition the item is in (mechanical/electrical wear of component=runtime, optical appearance=scratches /dirt, functionality=fully, or minor/big problem/ defective, also there are things like age after purchase or things like "old-new in stock , meaning older items never sold=new" perfect for tools) The Machine i got was new condition meaning no optical problems looked like new, mechanical very little runtime which i confirm now after 5 years its still working.
What do you do if the lock gets stuck in the unlock position, Do you still line up arrow with the center or do you line it up with where its turned too?
I understand this video is over two years old, but for the price of this tool is still killer. I hope you are still checking messages this far back. Will the 7 pin HUK tubular pick work on a misaligned tubular lock? I have not been asked to work on one yet, but I’m starting to notice them while I’m out with the family. Thank you kindly for your input.
Pick up some scrap washing machines that have empty change boxes as well as service locks. I got 3 of them working but can't resell till I can open and change locks, as well as opening them b4 they go to junkyard
Wait a second.....Does that mean all tubular locks with no extra shielding or some security measures can all be opened by impression tools in seconds? DAMN! They are everywhere here!
You're the 10th YT channel I've seen using the lock pick tool. I ordered them I can't get it to work. It won't open the safe, won't open a cheap cabinet I have for storing paint and kick knacks, it won't open the tool box or any other lock I have that is tubular. Every channel literally shows just sticking it in and a little wiggle and done. Tried with 7 tensioning bands down to 0 tensioning bands. Either I am missing something or I have a defective set. Any hints or tricks on the use of the lockpick set?
At first it didn't seem like it was going to go, and the heckling from the wife wasn't going to be worth it, but then it just went, pretty easily too. Neat! Thanks for the video it helped me get into my safe where the batteries faded and the code wouldn't work anymore, nor the default code from factory...
I have an armoured cable lock that was left on a bike indeed to remove. I wonder if locksmiths can do it? I just don't have time to go through all the trial and error approach
Do you know how effective these would be on an American HT-15 ?? LPL said he couldn't get one to work on a Unican and I think that's virtually the same lock.
I bought those impression tools for a lock I need to pick, but the lock's slot for the locator pin seems too small (or the tool's pin on the inside is too big) so the tool won't go in.
I have an esd lock and the springs are way too strong for my huck so I ordered the mantis tension tool to hand pick it, and it's difficult to hold the tension and press the pins down. I'm using a sewing needle and it's slippery.. any advice?
Im still confused how this tool works. All the pins are in the same position and i put it in the tubular lock but doesn't work. What am i possibly doing wrong 🤔 😕
Will this work on and antique cabinet I purchased? The face plate is removed and all I see is like a tubular stub/rod in the center. Please advise..thank you.
im not too sure if you will see this as the video is 7 years old but can i find a tubular lock pick that will unlock a 7.8mm and 4 pin lock?? if so can you please give me the link
Ok that's great but my lock from the 60s I think and has four clip pin around the wall of it you know the dash groves on the side it had four dose it work the same way
Don't buy clear locks. Practice on master locks or cheap stuff from hardware stores. Real locks are not clear and you need to practice on the feel and how much tenstion you applt to the tension tool.
My buddy got a hold of a blank, and used some weird little Bobby pins or maybe they were like pieces of some street sweeper bristles, and then those tiny rubber bands girls use for their hair when they dye it or braid it, so the little shims were on the outside and the rubber band held them in place. He said it worked
@@monelfunkawitz3966 You aren't going to prison for picking a vending machine. if caught they will call the cops and you will likely end up on probation or with a rediculous fine but not prison.
hinro Ive seen it first hand. Glass replacement, labor, clean up -$583 (they swung open door and broke the bottom) Product replacement - $56 Lost revenue - $75 Change in machine - $104.75 Lock replacement by locksmith - $250 LED lighting strip, panel lit - $110 $1,178.75 i think the glass was broke before hand but they claimed it on the vandalism theft. Processed as a felony.
There HAS to be a way to tension the lock otherwise the key couldn't turn it either! Lock underneath the outer shielding ring, chances are there's a second ring underneath with the same cutout that turns/tensions the cylinder.
Just a thought - but if you have to single pick a tubular lock how about doing the first fraction of a turn once you've achieved the first pick then inserting the tool. I've not tried it as I haven't a lock to practice on right now - but in theory I'd suggest the tool will take the correct pattern and if you lock the tool's pins in place you'd avoid having to re-pick those extra times?
My friend bought a business that has a pool table. The keys were never provided for it, so I might try this to see if I can open the coin mechanism for her and see if there are any coins still in it
Watched this vid and ordered a lock pick kit a month ago . Last Thursday I picked a tool box open for someone in less than 10 seconds. I don't know why I bother locking things anymore.
Is it even possible to pick an Ace II since the pins require different amounts of tension? Another issue with this particular safe of mine... is that I had to apply some force even when I still had the key, pushing in on the door and almost lifting upward.. so frustrating. Yes, I've attempted single pin picking and am simply having the same problem, and I cannot find the right tension wrench to use... please help.
Thank you for this video! I have the same tools and hadn't been able to open up the practice lock that it came with until I saw you talk about the posts! While the ones included were too long for mine, prob just inconsistent tooling but they're cheap tools, I clipped a bobby pin and that fit perfect and I was able to get it work!
I know this is an old message but maybe someone else will read this. There is a set screw under one of the pick pins 180 degrees from where that hole is for the tension pin. You slide the pick pin back to expose that screw. Loosen it, slide the tension pin in, then tighten the set screw.
the 7.8 mm pick is the only one you should need in the usa i got all three and most american tubular locks are 7 pin ans 7.8 mm key youll never use ther other 2 picks
Thank you so much for this!
The guy who rented my apartment before me left a cheap wall mounted safe with an electronic lock and a backup tubular lock and I wanted to remove it because I needed the space. And I wasn't very keen on ripping the whole wall out.
Got the exact same pick as you and thanks to your tutorial it worked!
bro whats your # i need help to open mine
I’m having trouble with mine too I need help
How did you get through the electronic lock?
Great instructional video! The batteries died in my new safe BEFORE I used it once, even the keys were still inside. My son bought me the lock picks and I found your video. Within 5 minutes the safe was open. Thank you.
Now the safe is useless
This really worked! Thanks. I bought the aame Jinese kit, but it didnt jave any english instructions. This video saved me a hassel.
I have to say, this is one of the best lock picking videos I have watched. Everything that you need, no extras.
Never knew you could pick tubular locks nor did I knew how they worked THANKS!
No such thing as an unpickable lock
Yeah the locks that i can think off on top off my head is (cross locks, tublar locks, pin tumbler locks, wafer locks, warded locks, leaver locks)
Great vid, so glad you showed how to do it without the tubular lockpick or the special tension tool. most vids say you need one or the other
this video saved me $140 plus. THANK YOU!
🤔
@@pavwi 😅
I got the HUK Chinese kit. $32. Your video got me trained up in about 3 minutes. I tightened all the handle set screws and wrote the color/size under each tool. 7.0,7.5,7.8 and then removed all the silicone tension rings from the outside. I then installed a white silicone band of the same size ( Amazon, so useful) then one ring, then band,ring,band. This was the perfect amount of resistance and retention and made opening the practice lock far more repeatable 9/10.
I will have to test and verify it's good on all metal locks too. Thanks for the video 🔐🔨🩺
Can u send a ljnk to the white silicone band and everything else ?
After reading this comment, I realized my issue. The bands that are included with the picks don't provide enough resistance. Because of this, the spring loaded pins were pushing the levers farther than they needed to go. I laterally grabbed generic rubber bands from the junk drawer and looped them around the pick right over the levers, until finally, after about 4 of them, it was finally working the way he showed in the video. Thank you.
After reading some comments, I realized my issue. The bands that are included with the picks don't provide enough resistance. Because of this, the spring loaded pins were pushing the levers farther than they needed to go. I laterally grabbed generic rubber bands from the junk drawer and looped them around the pick right over the levers, until finally, after about 4 of them, it was finally working the way he showed in the video.
Dude, this video is stellar. Great explanation. Helpful camera angles. Love it!
I started lockpicking as a hobby that turned out to be really useful to have a set and the skill so I kept going with it and got a car break in kit and a tubular set now I just need to find some locks to practice with already helped 4 people with the car kit too
I have been watching the lock picking lawyer for years but you explain in detail the mechanism and how it works so much better good video
Thank you for this video. I have tried countless times to open a bike battery case with a Huk pick, but cannot open it.
Any other tips?
make sure you got the HUK tools with the replaceable tension bar, bar hole in the recessed part and set screw as they also sell a version without it and this one cannot open most tubular locks unless you install the tension bar yourself by drilling and taping. 😒
If I understand this correctly you could vary the springs or driver pins to prevent an easy pick with the tubular lockpick but after the attacker picked it once conventionally and only did a 1/16 turn they could then impression their tool before completing the turn... is there a way to give the keyway a spring to jump back a click in case the attacker loosens keyway tension?
I have a coin-laundry machine in my OWN apartment. Like, in my living room. That I already pay for. I'm not dumping 16 quarters per load every week. I'm investing into this.
So how did it work out?
@@youtubetv1588 I followed this up he got caught and was sentenced to 40 lashes.
well laundry machines are expensive as gold, i got a used brand machine in new condition for 50 bucks, and new they go for 200-250, sure depends where you live but germany isn't a third world country as far as i know ;D
@@hyperhektor7733 You got a used machine in new condition? Lol that's not confusing at all.
@@jeffreyarena6199 seems you are new to the topic of buying used items. Used means just it had a pre-owner and says little about the condition the item is in (mechanical/electrical wear of component=runtime, optical appearance=scratches /dirt, functionality=fully, or minor/big problem/ defective, also there are things like age after purchase or things like "old-new in stock , meaning older items never sold=new" perfect for tools)
The Machine i got was new condition meaning no optical problems looked like new, mechanical very little runtime which i confirm now after 5 years its still working.
What do you do if the lock gets stuck in the unlock position, Do you still line up arrow with the center or do you line it up with where its turned too?
I understand this video is over two years old, but for the price of this tool is still killer. I hope you are still checking messages this far back. Will the 7 pin HUK tubular pick work on a misaligned tubular lock? I have not been asked to work on one yet, but I’m starting to notice them while I’m out with the family. Thank you kindly for your input.
I bought those rocks and now you show me how to open the lock thank you
Pick up some scrap washing machines that have empty change boxes as well as service locks. I got 3 of them working but can't resell till I can open and change locks, as well as opening them b4 they go to junkyard
Those tubular lock picks are a game changer. Can't believe you can get a set of 3 for less than $40.
Wait a second.....Does that mean all tubular locks with no extra shielding or some security measures can all be opened by impression tools in seconds? DAMN! They are everywhere here!
Ha ha. My tool is made in China
What about 6pin vending machine locks???
Hi Master
May be you have video with new tubular locks.?!
Thx
im glad you made that final statement its my own or to help a freind 🤙🏻
There’s a mention of locks needing to be re-keyed? If you pick the lock manually, will it still open for the original key?
Yes, it will still open with the key
You're the 10th YT channel I've seen using the lock pick tool. I ordered them I can't get it to work. It won't open the safe, won't open a cheap cabinet I have for storing paint and kick knacks, it won't open the tool box or any other lock I have that is tubular. Every channel literally shows just sticking it in and a little wiggle and done. Tried with 7 tensioning bands down to 0 tensioning bands. Either I am missing something or I have a defective set. Any hints or tricks on the use of the lockpick set?
This guys doesn’t respond, and I’m in the same boat. My HUK set doesn’t pick Jack shit
My tension bar doesn’t sit flush with the pick, is there any reason for this ?
How do you know how many pins and cylinder size?
Can I get an answer please! Which tubular impressioning tool will work on the ace 2 tubular lock? I been asking for 5 months. Thank you
Please do one for sliders and another for disc detainer locks!
At first it didn't seem like it was going to go, and the heckling from the wife wasn't going to be worth it, but then it just went, pretty easily too. Neat! Thanks for the video it helped me get into my safe where the batteries faded and the code wouldn't work anymore, nor the default code from factory...
Is it possible to pick a 4 pin tubular lock with an 8 pin lock pick tool?
As long as the 4 pins line up with the picks. The other 4 will just stay in their original position and the lock should open as normal
I can see the impressioning tool being of value for tubular locks with a shell cover.
I have an armoured cable lock that was left on a bike indeed to remove. I wonder if locksmiths can do it? I just don't have time to go through all the trial and error approach
my tubular lock pick is smaller than the one that you show. How do I find the measurements of the lock so that I can find a key that would fit it?
I have an esd lock that I've been trying to get open with a new huck I just bought. I'm new to it. And IDK if it's the huck or that I need practice.
Do you know how effective these would be on an American HT-15 ?? LPL said he couldn't get one to work on a Unican and I think that's virtually the same lock.
I bought those impression tools for a lock I need to pick, but the lock's slot for the locator pin seems too small (or the tool's pin on the inside is too big) so the tool won't go in.
Mine was the same. I filed down the insert pin to half the width so it sits closer to the edge. After that it worked perfectly
How do you transfer the 7 pins from the tool (that opened the lock) to a depth code on a tubular key cutter for a blank key?
Well made video. thx. Where do you get one of these kits?
When doing the single pin pick do you have to pick the lock to relock it
I have an esd lock and the springs are way too strong for my huck so I ordered the mantis tension tool to hand pick it, and it's difficult to hold the tension and press the pins down. I'm using a sewing needle and it's slippery.. any advice?
Honestly bro, which tubular lock pick brand do you recommend then. Because I want to up my game.
Guess the ones they supply now doesn't have the keyhole. Can't get mine to work
Are you turning it clockwise?
Im still confused how this tool works. All the pins are in the same position and i put it in the tubular lock but doesn't work. What am i possibly doing wrong 🤔 😕
you're a king
Heh Don Von, is there a tube impressioning tool that will open an ace 2 tube lock. If so, which manufacturer is it. Please don't say 500 peterson 1.
Please explain and show "L" bends on needles and every other pattern?
Will this work on and antique cabinet I purchased? The face plate is removed and all I see is like a tubular stub/rod in the center. Please advise..thank you.
im not too sure if you will see this as the video is 7 years old but can i find a tubular lock pick that will unlock a 7.8mm and 4 pin lock??
if so can you please give me the link
Yeah I can’t get that Huk set to work for me
Used it to open the coin door on my own arcade machine, but it took about 30 tries.
Ok that's great but my lock from the 60s I think and has four clip pin around the wall of it you know the dash groves on the side it had four dose it work the same way
Wherecan you buy see threw locks for practising?
Don't buy clear locks. Practice on master locks or cheap stuff from hardware stores. Real locks are not clear and you need to practice on the feel and how much tenstion you applt to the tension tool.
Amazon is a good place.. but yeah, as said above you should practice on cheap locks to get the real world feeling.
My buddy got a hold of a blank, and used some weird little Bobby pins or maybe they were like pieces of some street sweeper bristles, and then those tiny rubber bands girls use for their hair when they dye it or braid it, so the little shims were on the outside and the rubber band held them in place. He said it worked
School vending machines here i come
Prison, there you go.
@@monelfunkawitz3966 You aren't going to prison for picking a vending machine. if caught they will call the cops and you will likely end up on probation or with a rediculous fine but not prison.
hinro Ive seen it first hand.
Glass replacement, labor, clean up -$583 (they swung open door and broke the bottom)
Product replacement - $56
Lost revenue - $75
Change in machine - $104.75
Lock replacement by locksmith - $250
LED lighting strip, panel lit - $110
$1,178.75 i think the glass was broke before hand but they claimed it on the vandalism theft. Processed as a felony.
@@monelfunkawitz3966 well that is just a bit more than simply picking it.
Also lock replacement? They just busted the lock didn't they?
@@monelfunkawitz3966 Lol what did they "pick" it with? A crowbar and a brick? lol
So what do you do to tubular locks that don't have a tensioning notch?
There HAS to be a way to tension the lock otherwise the key couldn't turn it either!
Lock underneath the outer shielding ring, chances are there's a second ring underneath with the same cutout that turns/tensions the cylinder.
How do you remove the tension pin?
There is a set screw hidden under one of those sliders. (It's on opposite side of tension pin). Loosen and then pull up the pin.
Order this pick set just now. Thanks!
do these work on kensington locks? i tried for an hour with no success
What works on the ace 2btubular?????
Can relock it after u unlock it with the 2nd method
Yes
Thank you for sharing this video.
Tubular lock where can I bye this for Methode one
How am I supposed to know how many needles a tubular lock has?
Count them
Just a thought - but if you have to single pick a tubular lock how about doing the first fraction of a turn once you've achieved the first pick then inserting the tool. I've not tried it as I haven't a lock to practice on right now - but in theory I'd suggest the tool will take the correct pattern and if you lock the tool's pins in place you'd avoid having to re-pick those extra times?
The idea is to pick it without a tool.
Thanks for this. Worked like a charm.
I'm actually using this exact lock pick set to try to unlock my gorilla guard and the pic sets are not doing anything except for bending the pics
thanks for all the links also guy! GR8 VID
Ive tried using this on my apartment washers for years and every time i just CAN NOT get it to work. Why?
I have the HUK Lockpick and it’s not working how it works for you
My friend bought a business that has a pool table. The keys were never provided for it, so I might try this to see if I can open the coin mechanism for her and see if there are any coins still in it
Take the coins out of the lock and then put the coins back in the machine
How can I forget only do this to your locks only 😈
Whoa, totally tubular, man!
Great video
Excellent video. Thank you.
how do you calibrate a lock pick?
maybe add a link where we can get those type of picks..
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Watched this vid and ordered a lock pick kit a month ago . Last Thursday I picked a tool box open for someone in less than 10 seconds. I don't know why I bother locking things anymore.
Where's the link of the tool?
Read.
Very good explanation of general lock picking techniques.
4:16 cool theat worked on a 2pin cylinder(PC lock) :)
I got it to work on the crappy plastic lock but my safe with the dead battery is not budging. 😤
I watched the video four tried this on 4 different locks using tthat kit. Not one even budged. total wasre time and money
Try a wrapping a shoelace around it. Changes the tension.
Yeah somethings wrong with the tension with the rubber bands.
I lost my keys/ UNION SAFE COMPANY
Waterproof And Fire Rated Document Safe from Harbor Freight Tool. $50 new, worth getting a key made?
The link you had for the tubule lock picker doesn’t work
goo.gl/zlFB7T
just search on eBay
Is it even possible to pick an Ace II since the pins require different amounts of tension? Another issue with this particular safe of mine... is that I had to apply some force even when I still had the key, pushing in on the door and almost lifting upward.. so frustrating. Yes, I've attempted single pin picking and am simply having the same problem, and I cannot find the right tension wrench to use... please help.
Yes.
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Once it begins to move roll up a piece of paper to fit in the key way push in and turn and you will not have to repick lock
How can I get a washing machine long to open not know what you just showed me the other lot where the money is
Thank you for this video! I have the same tools and hadn't been able to open up the practice lock that it came with until I saw you talk about the posts! While the ones included were too long for mine, prob just inconsistent tooling but they're cheap tools, I clipped a bobby pin and that fit perfect and I was able to get it work!
I know this is an old message but maybe someone else will read this. There is a set screw under one of the pick pins 180 degrees from where that hole is for the tension pin. You slide the pick pin back to expose that screw. Loosen it, slide the tension pin in, then tighten the set screw.
How come no one explains the rubber bands?
I think its just to put tension on the sliding picks so they stay at the right depth
Im baffled by which way to turn,my door locks turn anticlockwise? But most locks turn clockwise how can u tell which direction it should turn ?
ZIGGIEPRODUCTIONS1 usually a way from the door jamb
not uncommon for door lock sets to be installed upside down...unfortnately.
There’s no link!
Spot on 👍
Thanks, looks doable. I found an old creepy AF Furby that still works so I want to break into my cousins safe and leave it inside.
Dnd puedo conseguir unas llaves maestras de este tipo
Price
Thank you
Thanks to this I was able to get my 45 ACP OUT of the gun safe as I lost the key
the 7.8 mm pick is the only one you should need in the usa i got all three and most american tubular locks are 7 pin ans 7.8 mm key youll never use ther other 2 picks
Thanks bro
Also these picks work perfecrly and is seconds on tubular locks that have a small bump on there face these were made for that brand lock
@@userjasonipadschucks8342 Wow! Spelling