Multipick Elite 27 Piece 0.5mm Pick Set
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Now you can get Multipick sets in 0.5mm (around 0.020”)! What’s you favourite pick thickness?
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I think you have just about hit the nail on the head with an excellent choice of pick profiles. There's also a really good range of tension tools too. What a great kit and there is the added bonus of the quality that Multipick provide.
Great review LN.
I love the set, I love the amount of turning tools especially. You can’t pick a lock if you can’t tension it!
Absolutely
I already bought one. I love Multipick tools.The turning tools are lovely. Didn't need more thin rakes, but there aren't too many.
Cool!
My Christmas present to myself came. THANK YOU. MY TOOL COLLECTION IS GROWING.
Great video thank you! Just got a nice set of Miltipick it’s fantastic kit! A real pleasure to use. I agree about the importance of having the right tension tool.
Great!!
"You can never have enough tension tools..." Channelling Charlie Munger here: "I have nothing to add..."
Really nice selection. Not sure what to make of the thickness, a test drive would tell...
Great review ash my friend👍👊😎🇬🇧😊
Cheers Leon mate
Hi Lock Noob, what a great set of picks and profiles you have chosen, and I guess you could say "Goldilocks" in the thickness of the picks. Perhaps the only criticism ( if you could call it that ) would be the " heavy" profile of the wave rake. A thinner profile would definitely allow more of a rocking movement when required.
You could be right about the wave rake, but it was the best profile they had available… maybe I should have courage them to make a nice worm rake?
The tension tools are awesome!!!
I like them!
@@laurenarndt464 yeah, I gravitate towards sparrows and Peterson too. Peterson are harder to get here in the U.K. though and the postage and taxes are… ugly. I do actually use Multipick for specific keyways though, they always seems to have ‘just the right profile’ where a keyway gets hard to navigate. As for hardness, I’ve not had a problem with them, but I would say that they appear a little less hard than Max yeild stainless, but maybe that’s also a factor of the fact that their thickest steel is around 0.023” while Peterson and Sparrows start at 0.025” as standard. I don’t know about you, but I’d love someone with the right equipment to do a bend test on all the top manufacturers picks to see what resists deformation the best
I really love the .5mm picks from JimyLongs and totally agree that this thickness is a "sweet spot," thanks (as always) for the great video review!
Good review!
As usual for multipick, this seems like a very.good set.
As per my own personal preferences, I would add a few tools;
A straight or slightly curved probe, and a "goat wrench" or other turning tool for tubular locks, and I can't live without my two favorite rakes, a city rake, and an offset snake rake. (I love my offset snakes,. I use them sometimes upside down at first for those shallow pins thar are so easy to overset, and also use the tip as a kinda hook if after raking I just need to lift one or 2 pins a little more. I have also used it to reach past the pins and bypass locks that don't have a cover shielding preventing this).
Oh yeah...you never mentioned the price, but I expect that it is a bit higher than the spring steel generic sets on ebay.
I mentioned the price right at the end :-) I like your idea for other choices.
Very good quality set. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks 🙏
I like it. I haven't tried multipick yet, so this might be a good addition to my gear.
Let me know what you think
I was looking at the .5 add on I am so glad they are now making more complete sets
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Very nice set indeed. Since you ask...what i do miss is a more spp like set. If you are like me and you don't use rakes at all every set is "overpriced" if you look at what you use in the set. MP does have the champions set what about half solves it. It is very personal, but i would love to see a set with SPP picks only in all 3 thicknesses topped with a few diamonds, offsets etc. MP is great stuff, value for your money qualitywise. Yet the sets don't fit my usecase and that makes them to expensive for me.
A triple thickness set… I like it…
@@LockNoob SPP triple thickness set 😂
@@LockHeatLockpicking i know this is a month late, but I'm just now getting to catch up on Ash's videos. Anyway, have you looked at Law Lock Tools? They've got a few sets that are multi-thickness and pretty SPP focused.
@@riverranger8226 Yes i did see those. And im not saying there are none, i just would like to see more of those sets. The LLT looks great but way out of my pricerange and the shipping on top. They are good stuff tho.
@@LockHeatLockpicking yea, I totally agree. And yes, they are quite expensive. I bought a kit last year and it was my hobby purchase for the year.
Considering that 0.5mm (my favourite thickness btw) is suitable for more experienced pickers, I'm not sure if the large number of tension tools is really necessary. But if someone is not completely new to picking, does not have a large collection of tensioners yet and can afford this set, it's definitely a nice choice.
The tension tools are coming out as a set on their own too
I think that is the perfect thickness, probably need to get some. With european locks I prefer 18 thousends with eg. my Petersons.
I think a set like that would suit me, I'm into spp with hooks with only occational raking.
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If you need neither the tension tools nor the rakes, you might consider the smaller 0.5mm pick set from Multipick, which contains just 6 hooks and costs about 1/4 of the new set.
@@erichkitzmueller Those are a choise indeed. I tend to pick and match. Even if I use 97% of the time hooks, when you want a rake like a good quad peak you like one. Almost similar to the diamond I use about yearly: when you need one you really need one. (I have no diamond in my Multipick sets at the moment).
It is always up to preferences, picking style and the amount of money. Making the compromise between all of those.
Multipick singles are reasonably priced, you can mix and match with not that much loss if you know what you need.
@@hoggif Unfortunately, the choice of single picks in 0.5mm is currently limited to 6 hooks in Multipick's web shop - no diamonds, rakes etc. yet. But I guess this will change soon, and of course, other vendors offer good 0.5mm tools too.
@@erichkitzmueller I noticed the choises are limited but I'm sure it will change and then it is time for me to stock up on those.
🤔I wanted to get this set, but when I click on the link, it says "PAGE NOT FOUND", What to do?
@Lock Noob - just a heads up, the product link doesn't work, directs to a 404 (or maybe its a region issue)
Where is the "Snowman" / Double ball ?
Great video. It would be nice id you mmetiined an approximate price. Thanks.
Hi could u put a set together for me to buy of u if possible please what u will use
Love that you included the half diamond! Surprised to see the TOK style tensioners are only one sided unlike a Peterson prybar and their clones. Is that for a specific performance reason, or just a stylistic choice? Cheers!
It’s for ease of storage. Some people hate the d bar shape, so it’s an option. It doesn’t really add anything performance wise
Nice review good range of picks and rakes however I think there are too many tension tools though.
Never too many 😀
A fair and honest review as always Ash. I love Multipicks picks and tensioners, I can't fault them. Thanks for sharing and have a fantastic week mate.
You too Gazz
web page is ?
Is there a city rake in that kit I don't see it
No, it’s not a very popular profile with many pickers. I like it tho
How much did you pay for it
Is there a set of picks that come with padlock shims?
Yes. Sparrows ranger
.05 where do i buy 24 pc set ?
If it was possible to buy just the tensioners I'd be all over that
Never mind, sorry.
No worries