Credit Card Lock Picking Set - [Surprised These Work So Well!]
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2020
- I have a collection of so many lock picks but this is the coolest one I have gotten my hands on in awhile. This plastic case is shaped and designed to look like a credit card. It even fits right into your wallet.
Watch as I demonstrate the lock picks that are hiding in this awesome secret case.
I will for sure be carrying this in my wallet on a daily basis.
Thanks for watching!!! 
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This was the very first set of lock picks I had. After two weeks of solid practice I opened the cheapest padlock you could imagine. I was soooo happy !! Since then I've built up a huge collection of lock picking & bypassing tools but I still carry these simple credit card picks with me every day. They taught me a lot about tensioning and feedback in those early days. Superb video as always and so refreshingly honest. Now if that is James Bond's credit card, you've just revealed his 16 digit card number! If only we could guess what his 3 digit CVS/CVV number is...
It’s 007 obviously 😂
Brilliant !😆
@@SecuritySpecial 🤫 don’t kiss and tell😶
@@suhagrace3138 Now that should be the name of the new Bond movie, set in Peru where 007 uses his lock picking skills to save animals who were going to be illegally exported to North America.
@@SecuritySpecial I didn’t even know that was gonna happen. But I like the way you think😊
Awesome set to learn with!
Thank you so much for your invaluable information, highly appreciate it, keep it up the outstanding job, have a great day.
Bond actually used a very similar device in "The World is Not Enough"
are they picks good quality
I just ordered this lockpick set its arriving in 5 days im so excited to pick my first padlock because my father bet me about 4 dollars if i could unlock it
Did you succeed?
@@A7-pg3xd I think he still trying
I’m just getting into lock picking and I got the card thing for Christmas in a lock picking set
Thats great to hear! Awesome Christmas gift.
Its called an L rake pal as well as city rake
hey i wanna get into lockpicking, is this a good set to start with? thanks!
By itself, no.
You really want a wider selection of tools to try things out, find your preferences and maybe work on real locks down the road.
There's nothing wrong with getting a cheap Chinese set to get started with. In order to work a bit better you should sand them for a few minutes to smooth out the edges. Ideally you also want a top of the keyway tension tool, which very often isn't included in those sets.
im getting the crad soon
Oh cool!
I'm about to buy this on Amazon wish me luck 😅
How’d it go???
@@rodger_t didn't buy it yet
@@poyo3983 how is it?
@@TheKellisunshyne didn't get it
@@poyo3983 how dare you 🙃
Where is this from? I need to know 😅
Do the individual cylinders inside the lock stay put once you push up on them or do they come back down to their original resting position, from this video it looks like you just raked them upwards a couple of times(in their unlocked position) and they all remained in place after you took out the rake and then turned the lock free. Are all locks like that?
Edit: I think I noticed what you did, let me know if I’m right, does the tension pick help keep the cylinders up in place as you put pressure turning the lock?
So what you call cylinders are actually pins. A lot of locks have little pins inside that need to be set at the right height that they're set for. Normally, a key's teeth sets the pins at the correct height, but a lockpick can do this by mimicking a key. The wrench is used to apply pressure on the plug, forcing the pins to seize up. The pick or the rake sets the pins into the position they're cut for. Once set, the plug moves more in the direction of unlocking. They don't quite stick per se, but rather there are two layers of pins. The layer you see when looking into the plug, and the layer you don't see. The layer you don't see sticks, the layer you see doesn't. Whether or not you use a rake or hook, the top layer of pins will stay set if you're picking correctly. How do you know if you're picking correctly? Practice!
Yep...you nailed it with your "edit" comment pal.
But you can actually push the "inside pins" too far also.
Like he^^^said...practice. 👍
just use a cheap clamp, don't need a fixture
I got some from wish😅😅
Mediocre? Bro I'd be lucky to come out with a lock stand like that.. I have the set but they work way better after u sand them down and stuff
It’s a class 3 felony in some states
5-10 years in prison and like $10,000 fine
But in some states it’s perfectly legal
But in the states that it’s perfectly legal you can get in trouble if there is reasonable suspicion
This comment is vary vague. Like insanely vague.
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