How To Pick Locks Properly In Seconds Part 1 | Mr. Locksmith™
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- How To Pick Locks Properly In Seconds Part 1 | Mr. Locksmith™
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Ever wondered how to pick locks properly in seconds? Terry Whin-Yates from Mr. Locksmith shows you how to properly pick locks in a multi-part video series.
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Terry Whin-Yates is a 3rd Generation Locksmith with a BA (Hons) Criminology. He has 35 years experience in the locksmith and security industry and is a locksmith trainer providing locksmith training to people and businesses all across North America. Terry Whin-Yates‘ BC Security License is B4227.
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Funny story about how I became a locksmith. Me and the wife split and I left our home and she changed the locks on me. I came to get some things and my key didn’t work. At the time I was a carpenter for a maintenance outfit. One day work was slow and I was sent out to help the locksmiths. The guy I worked with picked a lock and I was amazed. He gave me a lock pick set and told me how things work in the lock. I picked my first lock in about 5min. I went and got all my things from our home without kicking doors in, which is legal but I didn’t want the hassle of it making look bad in divorce court. In less than 6 months I was turned lose as a locksmith. Been doing it about 9yrs now and I love it.
Best story yet lol
I'm just a lock sporter about a year in. Orange belt which means I can't yet open an American 1100, or Abus 72/40. I can open a LOT of locks with spools though. I do whole heartedly agree that the 3 most go to picks are the half diamond, the short hook, and... if you just want to get an open, a rake like a wave rake. I'd add the long hook too cause some bittings force you to reach under a pin stack.
I DO love a locksmith that is accepting of locksporters. Some of us are borderline locksmiths. We may not be in the trade for whatever reason but we have acquired many of the skills like re-pinning.
As for pick sets. He is right. You need different picks for North America and Europe. I did a search and bought the 2nd rank pick set (I disagree with that rank) . I got the Dangerfield Praxis set. It comes with 8 of the most useful picks in in both .023 and .015 thicknesses.
Like he says. Locksmiths just want the open. Fast if possible. Sporters want to use SSP skills.
My dad is a locksmith, I am ready to keep on the family business for 2021 💪🏻
Do it
I'm only 27 years old and I have to say.. learning the locksmith trade is hella fun!! I love it!! Nothing better than being your own boss!! 💪🙏 Blessings to you everyone in the locksmith business
Everyone who hires you is your boss.
@@davidcraig9779wrong, a customer is not the same thing as a boss. A boss can tell you how do your job, a customer can try but they usually don’t know jack 😂
So true what you said about field experience. Big big difference from sitting at a work bench with a lock in a bench vise, or your hands. Especially when it comes to Tensioning, which is the most important part of opening any lock. 2 minutes into this video and you have me very interested. I love common sense. This guy has some to spare. Thumbs up and subscribed.
I'm an armourer I now love locksport UK my local locksmith refuses to sell me locks as he doesn't recognise lock picking as a sport I learnt picking in the military for hostage rescue when we could get in fly Chinooks around while we pick the locks rather than blowing the door off n getting one in the head or straffed
It's easier to use a bump key but of course I put spool pins in my locks so I guess picking would be faster but tricky! I think if you drill out custom core pin chambers with slightly offset angles and put spool pins in there good luck trying to pick it because a stack will drop and plug the core before you can get them all to the shear line, !
Thank you so much sir. 20+ years in field. Some of these vids really skew ppls perception.
it is all in the tensioning,you are right ,i try light a spossible and then add more if needed,i have 4 sets of picks all china junk that i sand to customise as you show and Bosnibill show how to ,i am popping locks everyday with them and wil ge tquality stuff you review,thanks again for a great video,Mal in BC
Picking in the comfort of your hand is wayy different than on the door. It feels completely different. Even picking on a vice is much harder than I'm your hand. But in a door is definitely the hardest
Very good instruction for the beginner Mr. Terry !
Gary Shogren Thanks!
I’m interesting to learn how to do locksmiths things
Do you do practical training courses
You are a mechanical genius! I know I was an Engineer...thanks!
You definitely weren't an English teacher, that's for sure.
tension IS the most important thing!!! 😇
not a locksmith job i am self taught i repair locks when i can, this is a lock for my garage door. if i can not repair it i will replace it. thank you for your response. have a nice day.
Some great points made in this video, and I really love how you Love locksport :)
I use my Magnum to open locks
i have repaired it using a needle nosed pliers. i grabbed one of the pins sticking out from the lock on the left side with the curve where the tail piece goes facing away from me and pulled it straight out. the spring reset itself in the lock. what luck. i have re-keyed the plug already now i can install it on the door.
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My Klom set works well for me.
Should have worn a light colored shirt. Can’t see what the ends of the picks look like. Black pick against a black shirt.
you get what you pay for.
New to lock picking but I do know my first set was spring steel. It was crap, broke them pretty quickly. The prices for stainless aren’t that bad and the picks I use now I got from sparrows and they have held up great. Same goes for tension wrenches. Much better feedback with stainless steel as thick as possible
Google 'lockpick hook diamond rake' and all will be explained. You also see them against the table later on
All you need to know are the names of the picks.
Buying picks is a sucker's deal for a noob unsure if they'll stick with locksmithing or locksport. You can make -- and I have made, several times -- picks and tension wrenches from leaf rake tines, engine dipsticks and other random steel. You can make any shape you want, and when you make a really good one, you pattern it to make it again down the road. You really only _need_ a Dremel (or knockoff; mine is from Crappy Tire), but it also helps to learn a bit about quenching and tempering steel.
Oh, and pick sets are another scam. As with knife sets, there's usually a lot of crap you'll never use. Of course, if not for the crap, how could they justify charging $100 for literally twenty cents of steel? LOL
Paesan Control Centre Picks are fun to make but you can buy some really good quality picks. Picks sets are fun to collect and show off. Your own pick sets you make can be works of art. All good.
@@24hrMrLocksmith You have too much time and money on your hands. Tools are just tools. Appreciating their qualities is one thing, but collecting them for fun is a symptom of a deeper problem.
Paesan Control Centre I need good tools and I also, want them. Just cause :-)
hey people i have a problem. i was putting the tail piece back into a kwikset knob lock not a lever lock, and the coil spring unwound.i need to know how to reset the spring. i do not want to toss the knob/ ty in advence.and have a nice day
Gerard Walker If it is for a locksmith job replace the lock. Note: The lock costs less than $10.
Cant wait for a review on the KW1 and SC1 lishis, theyre available in the US supposedly march 1st 2019
What's to review? A Lishi is a Lishi. It's gonna do the job for sure.
My favorite is the hook second is rake the city rake
Nice video ✊
Chief Chaos Thanks
I've wondered about the bilocks, 2 rows of tumblers seems a challenge.
Antif Em Stops most lock pickers except the determined ones.
You've got to lift the locking pin at the front, maybe glue it in place then pick the pins avoiding the false gates in them
What's a good small safe to buy
Could you give me some info on what all I need to do in order to become a liscensed locksmith in state of illinois...
I'm interested in learning how to pick locks and becoming a locksmith. Where can I purchase some quality lock picking tools?
Showing black picks against a black shirt
At 4:12 we can't see the picks well because of your dark shirt. You should show them maybe on the table against a lighter background.
Do you have dimensions for the boards? Thanks
For specific tool does he mean the actual key
How would you rate Abloy locks? Are they consider hardest to pick? I believe their company have a pick challenge... love to hear your opinion.
How to match a precut Kwikset key with a Defiant brand lock sold at Home Depot. I find that the pin sizes for both locks are different. there has to be pins made, that match Kwikset with Defiant.
as a professional, a good locksmith should have specific knowledge about brands and models of locks, and how they are vulnerable to bypass, picking shouldn't be the first go to, bypassing should be.
but as he pointed out, locksmiths are for profit, so they will have profit in mind, more specifically how they can increase their profits, so spending time practicing everyday firstly costs profits, and secondly means you can't charge to remove and replace a drilled lock. so drill and replace is the preferred profit making practice.
all picks bend and break, even really expensive really great brand picks break, it all depends on how much you are bullying a pin, bullying a pin means using way more pressure than normal, you are forcing the pin in to place with a lot of tension, which is good for cheap nasty locks, but against good, high spec locks? no a chance.
rakes are good for two things, defeating cheap locks and getting a false set on a good lock, it saves a lot of time.
the handles on a pick are important, really important, because you need to feel feedback from the lock.
yes the bent bit of metal is a tension wrench, but more specifically they are bottom of the key way tension wrenches, you also have top of the keyway tension wrenches, which gives you a lot more room to manipulate a pick.
with his rake and SPP what he means is rake to a false set and then SPP, but if you don't have a false set, there is no point going to SPP.
Tension to me is applying the weight of a fly to the tension wrench. Less is best...
I get this feeling watching you with the Chinese picks that they're better than you expected them to be. You said "bend", and it didn't when you tried.
China has also given us the Defu HS key cutters. This may not be on the radar of a millionaire like you, but it's made HS key cutting available to many people who were previously priced out of it. This is especially important in countries that key companies don't give a fuck about, which is basically anywhere east or south of Europe.
Oh, and the "puzzle key kits" for the HS keys look very good and useful, though I've never personally used one.
I have a couple of bump keys I’ve only got it to work a few times
I don't have a lot of success bumping locks, I prefer to pick them open or locked.
As a locksmith in Greece I can say that US picks (apart from the Southord Slims) are too big for European locks, Got myself a King/Queen pair and they were HUGE! Big is not better!
Yeah you need slimmer picks.
Any help with a Sentry safe with something jammed in the keyhole? After watching your video I gave mine away and a mom put her medicine in it to protect her kids who a very young. They seem to have tried to open it by jamming an unknown item into it.
Spray lots of WD40 for a few days, then try the key again. If all fails, pull the lock or call your local locksmith.
@@24hrMrLocksmith Thank you for the response. I will try the WD 40 and see. I will try to pull it if it won't work - this cheap safe may cost me for giving it away as her medicine is in it. Great channel!
do you train 1 to one in america iam willing to take a course
Hello Mr. Locksmith, which entry lock do you recommend for an old house built in the 1800s? I have to replace a Corbin mortise door lock . I have a Shlage mortise lock. Can I still use this? Also, I installed a Kwikset smart lock. Thank you so much sir.
Depends on if you want to keep the 1800s look or upgrade? Also, the thickness of the door. Sometimes I use a Wrap Around Plate (Mag or Donjo) and install a newer deadbolt. Custom job
If I were to give you any advice as a lock opener, I would say any kwickset smartlock you do use shouldn't be to keep anything important safe. I would tell you to go to @lockpickinglawyer and watch his videos on the same subject.
@@masonallinder3266 "Mr. Locksmith" also has a video on the totally unsafe Weiser/Kwikset "Smartlock"...he opens it with just a WR6 and a pair of Vise-Grips! lol
everytime a friend tells me they had to hire a locksmith they all drilled their locks. all the locks were cheap easily zipped or raked or picked in a minute locks. it takes longer to drill a lock so time is not a excuse since they are wasting time drilling.
@Matthew Hopkins Maybe, maybe not. The times a rake open in the first try, just makes the customer angry and say their been over charged.
Drilling just looks better, and the crap goes away.
Raking or SPP, people dont understand all the hours spent before - UNPAID - and yet your comments stata that they overcharge....
Raking is mostly pure luck, depending on the lock off course (do it again and you know -else it was pure luck). But SPP is way many times spent unpaid before learn - those are all the hours spent gaining back from the "overcharge".
And we don't replace a crappy one with new crap - we update to new standards.
And yes, I mostly drill (or destroy anything else), but an Swedish Assa is not what you normally use/have. Don't know why we shouldn't charge You.
Didn't we do the job you asked for, getting in?
You can always fix your car yourself and play doctor for severe surgery (ask your neigbour to drive the ambulance, though). 2 komp putty will do your teeth cheap, too - not overcharged from a dentist. Good luck.
--- or these ppl have not spent a long time in the bench learning their stuff?
Just for something looks easy, it isn't.
I don't do safes. The knowledge, time spent between jobs would be gone before first job.
What would be the best lock for residence? Thanks
Don't worry about the lock, since burglars usually try anything put picking the lock. For home security, it's more about the stability of your door and windows.
@@epiac9367 Your lock would obviously have something to do with the "stability of your door", both in terms of lock type and installation.
As a youtuber , there is room to improve your video. Dont use a white backdrop with black clothing whilst displaying black tools in front of your black shirt. A neutral or darker backdrop with light colored clothing will allow a viewer to focus on you and what you are doing as well as the objects you are holding . Cheers
Just subscribed Terry! Do you shoot your videos in a studio? That white background is flawless
Christopher Lee I have a RUclips studio setup in my house plus I have a great video guy.
Christopher Lee I have a setup for doing RUclips videos.
Have you purchased from sparrow and if so have you had any problems with orders??
Kevin. Gadget Eastman Seems to be a good company.
The reason I asked is because I ordered some top of the key way tension wrench’s and I can track it and they won’t respond to my emails and they already have my money so that’s why I asked.
Im new 2 the journey started with 29pcs set Chinese mainly 4 the 3 see thru locks my ranger set i bought from sparrows i find the quality good the service and advice excellent postage fast and well packaged items and i did my research havent seen a complaint about them prices r fair
Also pickpals here Australia
So apparently I was helping a lady move and her storage unit lock was too difficult to open....
whether she lost the key or it wouldn't work I'm not sure but they ended up calling a locksmith who drilled out to the hole causing damage to storage unit door and charging them for a new lock as well.
I wanted to ask a question I already knew the answer to, which was why didn't he just pick the lock if he was a professional but honestly the guy came out in a personal vehicle no signage or commercial unit with a bag of tools and drilled straight through it.
I'm not sure if the storage owner or the lady I was helping called them but conspiracy theories ran rampant through my mind and I was curious although I did not say anything as to who got a kick back off of that.
It was a very basic Chateau C-481-6-CD-KD Flat Key Cylinder BTW
I love the video
preston deep Thanks
No need to thank me, I should thank you for putting out such informative videos which I enjoy very much :). I look forward to watching more of your stuff.
Black picks against a black shirt disappear
I’m trying to unlock am old safe One with keys and electronic as well i’m thinking I might have to drill the lock out to open it it is at Walmart safe it’s only got CDs in it
Sentry safe? Use a magnet
... or whack it on the top and try to open the handle at the same time.
Can you pick a Scandinavian look named ASSO??
ASSA?
maybe don't hold black picks up against a black shirt and expect us to see them.
Can't see tools with dark shirt.
Nice info, SQ here;)
Goog video
I’m a spp picker
Locksmort is Voldemort's brother, right?
Please don't wear a black shirt when you are showing something, such as picks. You cant see anything with the black background. Otherwise your videos are great. Thanks.
Does it really work?
Picking locks? Nah, definitely not. It's just a thing in movies...
@@fun_ghoul Of course they use stuntmen for it in movies too. Way to dangerous, because now one knows what is behind that door.
I wish they would stop changing the zoom ratio every few seconds, we don't need him to be closer, further, closer, further Very distracting
so there are really only 2 methods to pick a lock SPP and raking... you do both that doesnt make it a 3rd method...
lol I just made my own. lol.
Tension wrenches? Certainly not. Tension means pulling in a straight line. These are torsion wrenches because they are for turning.
Old argument, tension vs torsion. Locksmiths call them "Tension Wrenches."
@@24hrMrLocksmith I find this sort of thing happens a lot. A craft profession uses technical terms it doesn't really understand and gets them wrong.
What's up with all the 666 and 3-6 s
OWEN&BONZO McG These are Practice Locks so the Locks are rekeyed / setup to be picked by beginners. Teaches you the different techniques for picking locks. You will see in future videos different lock manufacturers and setups.
Terry worships Satan. No big deal. Don't you like heavy metal? lol
Great business, the locks coming from China are crap like the picks.
locksmiths ive seen dont even try to pick they go straight to the electric pick
chefgav1 they go straight for the drill here so they can over charge for a walmart knockoff lock.
Such clickbait "How to pick locks in seconds" in which no locks are picked in nearly 8 minutes.
can't see em up against yr black shirt
A simple bump key would have opened every single one of those locks in one second and you can buy bump key sets online for cheapppp.
Thanks for not showing us how to pick it properly
HE NEVER OPENS NOT A SINGLE LOCK. HE JUST TALKS, AND TALKS, AND TALKS.
The locks are easy to open but you have to understand why if you want to be a good lock picker. And Practice, Practice, Practice.
Ok. So how about actually demonstrating how to pick a lock using those tools instead of just talking. Otherwise what is the point of making the video. Just saying...
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Sorry Terry but are you new to this? No sub. You need some help brother. I can help you.
could you talk slowly so we who are not very good with english will be able to anderstand you. this way your videos would help more people i'm sure
BILLY melo you have to try with CC captions, it is an option to read subtitles
@@KundoKun As a native English speaker, I can say that Pootoob's auto-generated captions are often incomprehensible even to me. It may be better than nothing, but...that's a low threshold!
Another RUclips waffler. Stick to what you say in the title and stop wasting peoples time.
Watch all 3 videos and learn.
How rude!
D She Just to the point :-)
if you are looking for a video on how to pick locks properly in seconds DONT WATCH THIS VIDEO LMAO Skip to part 2 but good video if looking for knowledge
No, see Part One first then progress to the next video, Part 2, 3... Walk before you can run!
He talks a lot
Talk less. Instruct more.
Well.... I learned nothing about picking locks. Thanks for wasting my time.
Then you either know more than me or you did not listen?
@@24hrMrLocksmith No your video was great. They are just a hater.. There always is one lurking...
Ronald Lee Thanks!!
you don't teach nothing and you don't show nothing with a black t-shirt ..c'mon stop talking and learn how to unlock a lock
manu bore You obviously didn’t watch or understand the video. You may be one of the few people I can’t teach. Mostly, poor students are non-Tool Users or people without opposable thumbs.
has it ever occurred to you that in your videos you are educating criminals?
Criminals would much rather break a window or kick the door in. It’s all about getting in and out as fast as possible. Curious minds are far less dangerous than the guy looking for the quick and easy buck. My hope for these types of videos is that the lock makers learn the faults with their products and produce higher security locks tho some like master lock are, like the criminals, more interested in the quick and easy buck. I haven’t found a master lock yet that isn’t a complete joke.
@@claudetesh1265 Brand doesn't matter. It's capitalism, kid. A more expensive lock is more secure because richer people pay more to guard the money they stole from workers, whereas poor people are stuck with LSOs (lock-shaped objects) that are included when you buy or rent an average place.
Paesan Control Centre except the addition of simple security pins, to stay on topic kid, would maybe add a few cents to the cost of a lock. You clearly have no experience in lock manufacturing so please do some research next time you want to correct someone who knows what they are talking about. Furthermore push your conspiracy bs where it’s applicable. It has nothing to do with this topic.
How come?
Good picks don't hang in places like Walmart. They can't steel them, thus they don't use them.
And they are not alowed to take the picks with them in prison, else there would be plenty of time for praticing.