SouthOrd TPXS-07 - Tubular Lock Pick - 7 Pin

Buying a tubular lock pick doesn't have to be difficult. You just need to know what brand is the best; at LockPickShop, we're convinced it is SouthOrd. This American-made SouthOrd 7 Pin Tubular Adjustable Manipulation Lock Pick, which is commonly called an "ACE" lock pick, is a precision tool you can use to open any standard seven-pin lock. The inner diameter measures .316"/.318, and the outer diameter measures .370"
The 7 Pin Tubular Adjustable Manipulation Lock Pick is available in eight-pin and 10-pin configurations as well. With this tool, you can pick tubular locks with higher spring pressures. Each pick features a comfortable, slip-resistant rubber handle.

[@juliebarnes6208]

Best video. Key details explained perfectly, that others didn't. Also flowed straight to the point consistently from start to finish. Thank you

[@WilliamMancel]

Great tool. And I found another Bosnian Bill channel 😂👏
I'm the last person to hear anything, so everyone else probably already knows about this channel. 👍

[@Bowtie41]

Very nice video!I can understand how you can get by without tension on the ring since you have the lock on an incline,and gravity is your friend,but what do you do if you have a horizontal or even an overhead lock?The washer would push on all the pins evenly.Do you manually push each pin a certain way until it's at the right depth?Can you feel when each pin is where it's supposed to be?I wish to know because I have several pinball and gumball machines I'm restoring and they of course usually have the doors pried and no keys.Please explain if possible,and Thank You for sharing your knowledge!

[@ivancarneiro599]

Tem o link para está comprando essa ferramenta

[@iamme6374]

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.

[@maxslomoff]

Great videoI finally got mine to pop! I kept turning and screwed the tension ring tight, carefully without wiggling- but upon making a full turn the lock engaged again and the key pattern on the pic doesn’t seem to work. I noticed pin 1 hasn’t sprung all the way back up- it’s key position is 8 (pin all the way down/no cut on key) but this key doesn’t work a second time for some reason. I’ll keep trying. Should i spray some wd40 in there or is that a bad idea?

[@KASPERSKY707]

Does the roll pin come pre installed and is it permanently on? I bought a different tubular lock pick set and the roll pins wont stay on while picking locks.

[@jacobmccullough790]

Will this tool work on the vanlock?

[@user-xm1nq6oy3u]

Good device ...
But all tubular cylinder's I open with handle tool's.
From China that tool for ten locks +/- and you need to change needless..
Interesting how many time your device will work perfect ...(?)
That good brand !!! That's right.

[@nathancraig9620]

This work with arcade machines?

[@smileramgaria3330]

i wanna buy this plzz share the link

[@user-xo4tw9ik7c]

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[@kylecarter6375]

YOU ZERO THE NEEDLES REALLY WEIRD AND INEFFICIENT. THE BEST WAY IS PUSHING THE WASHER DOWN AND THEN PUSHING THE TIP AGAINST A FLAT SURFACE.