Multipick ELITE SP-71 Tubular Lock Tension Tool
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2022
- Is this the newest invention in Lockpicking? No, but it is a refinement and a very useful addition to a lock picking set! 😀👍
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Is this the newest invention in Lockpicking? No, but it is a refinement and a very useful addition to a lock picking set! 😀👍
I deffo need something like this, definatley something I could have done with in the last couple of days
That's certainly a useful go-to tool which will tension a number of locks. An adjustable tool could be more versatile, but this is an excellent low-priced and slimline item. Thanks, Ash, for putting your time and effort into designing and promoting this tensioner. 🙂👍
They should pay you. I brought the set that you designed for them and love it. You got me hooked on multipick, I will be ordering this and more from them this week. Nice job.
Great design and very well thought out!... Looks like it makes picking tubular locks effortless!
I didn't even notice the notch, looked at my Sparrows tension tool thinking, "Why'd he do thi... Ohhhhh. Damn, that's awesome!" And now i know there are more kinds of tubular locks. Excellent work, sir!
For decades I've saved myself a small fortune fashioning picks out of free discarded wiper blade inserts. I haven't to-date found a pick or tensioner I can't make out of them.
This tubular pick he is showing??
Yeah. I came across a tube lock with a tiny raised bump in the middle, that was a pain in the backside to tension because my (goat wrench) kept slipping off. So I decided to grind/file a notch in the center to allow for that little bump. I just gotta stop putting it off, get myself "a round tuit" and go ahead and do that.
Refinements are always welcome, and it is good to see the collaboration!
Love this!! You always have some well thought out designs!! Have a great weekend!!
Another great and well designed tool from yourself. I'll be grabbing one with my next Multipick order. Thanks for sharing Ash and take care mate.
I have a goat wrench in hand. This is great too..very innovative and well design. Great job Sir. Will be added this tubular tension tool to my edc in future.
Wow! Thanks, I'm very curious to try it, it will be in my next Multipick order
Wow super cool modifications. I have the sparrows one - will have to get my hands on this one
Another well thought out design, I'll have to add this one to my kit soon, Cheers Lock Noob ;-)
I have the Mantis from sparrows in my kit, but it's a bit small and the points are uncomfortable to hold for long. This looks like an awesome addition!
Nice Extra and a great demo 👍
Nice design and well thought out.
Keep up the good work Ash 👍
Excellent design, very nice!
Well engineered! Nice job.
I will have to pick yhis up. Also, I believe tubular locks need to be picked either 7 orb8 times, depending on the lock type
Awesome work, awesome review. Thank you. 💪
Great job my friend love it
I already have your goat wrench in my edc kit thanks Ash.
That’s a good one too!
Another great design
Great vid pal lovely bit of kit
Thanks 🙏
Great video like always!
I made one of these out of an old saw blade. I had to get into a 3ds kiosk I picked up a few years ago.
Great tool. Great price.
I carry a tubular lock tension tool in my everyday kit. Always good to have one to hand.
Will Multipick be bringing out one that tensions on the outer ring too?
😉
Congratulations on another design.
Good job Noob, now I don't have to file out the ball bearing drill protection. Round off the ends. (Sparrows shrugged off both suggestions when I made them a couple years ago...) Laters
Great tool design again my friend! you are the man! thanks a lot for all your contributions to the lockpicking sport and locksmithing
I want to try one of this.
Cheers my friend ;o)))
Bleedin' genius
Two things strike me about this. One is that it looks much easier to carry in a case than the Goat. Wonderful though that tool is. it's a matter of time until its prong pokes a hole in something. It's the same kind of problem I have with my beloved Mad Bob curved tensioners: wonderful tools but tricky to squeeze into a tightly packed case.
The second thing I saw was the price. I don't own any Multipick gear yet, but I was expecting you to say this tool costs 90 quid or something like that. I was not expecting the price to be as low as you indicated. Maybe I should look afresh at their range if they have introduced some offerings that don't require taking out a mortgage...
Dang, I just finally ordered the Christina Palmer tension tools last month. Wish this had been available then. I imagine shipping to the U.S. would probably be double the cost of the tool, lol.
Its nice to see no pointy ends on this one. I have the one from sparrows, and use it often, but on a stubborn lock, those angled ends arent the most comfy, even on callused fingers.
I'm coincidentally literally using the Sparrows Mantis wrench while you posted this comment for the first time and cursing the pointed ends....
Oh that ones even worse than the goat wrench lol! I have tape over the ends on mine.
I love it I want to buy it I need it thank you
Awesome kit!!
How much for this complete set shown and the SP-71 tension tool???
Do you plan updating the GOAT wrench with Sparrows to have the same updated feature. Thanks for the effort put into your content and to the community as a whole
I would like to revisit the goat at some point for sure
I also have a question. Can you recommend a good tool to keep in an edc case for pressing on the pins in a tubular lock? Right now, I just use my knife pick
Nice Design, but you could have added the L to the slot side to help keep it the lock like the previous version you made.
have a great day.
That tool already exists though 🙂
Another great addition to the tensioner family. Very nice addition indeed. I have a goat wrench in my Multipick set. Can we expect a "goat" type addon in the future (I mean the little nose bit to tension underneath the ring on some tubular locks), or is that under some kind of copyright protection? Edit: Never mind, I saw that DEW already asked. :)
I bought the Sparrows goat wrench a while back, and then I encountered a lock with the ball bearing. I used a round needle file to put a notch in the goat wrench, similar to what Lock Noob's new tensioner has, so it could clear the ball bearing. And I filed down the inner flat area so it would reach deeper into the keyway. What LN has made here saves you all that trouble.
hi, what is the distance between the two tensio tips please ?
How does it stack up against the Sparrows one
Out of curiosity would a ball pick for wafer locks work with that tension tool ?
Very cool. On your other tubular pick there was a leg that kicked out into the inner ring of the lock. Will your new pick work with that type of tubular lock? Yet another great design, hope it all goes well. 🤞🍀
I kept this single sided to keep the tool slim to fit into Multipick’s sets and also I work with Sparrows, so I didn’t want to copy an already good design with another company.
@@LockNoob Thank you.
Custom set * Yup a tension bar , for a tube lock .. also a seperate buy.
Do you know if any UK shops have them in stock yet please?
Nice. I can see why the double sided version like you designed the Goat Wrench is not realized here. Any plans to have a range of different sizes and maybe even tension tools for those tubular locks that aren't tensioned on the centre?
Was about to ask this myself
I kept this single sided to keep the tool slim to fit into Multipick’s sets and also I work with Sparrows, so I didn’t want to copy an already good design with another company.
@@LockNoob I thought so. Can imagine that Sparrows wouldn't be happy.
@@dew5240 they would probably be ok with it - there is already a copy of the Goat out there from someone. For me it’s just a matter of principle
Great reveiw Ash, one question though if I may.....would you favour this above the goat wrench. I've yet to ads a tubular tensioner to my collection So obviously curious. Thanks in advance 🙏😁
Good question. Honestly both are good but different and I suppose it depends what type of tubular lock you want to pick and whether you need a slimmer tool or not
@@LockNoob a fair answer, looks like it's both then lol. Thanks for your time Ash🙏
When will this be available in the U.S. through Lock Pick World?
Very nice job, I was wondering if there was a reason you decided to leave out the tab that was on the sparrows model that is used to tension tubular lock that tension via the outer ring and don't have the notch in the central post ?
To keep the tool slim to fit into Multipick’s sets and also I work with Sparrows, so I didn’t want to copy an already good design with another company.
@@LockNoob, sorry, know I'm commenting on an old video.
Accept your reasoning and agree the one problem with my goat is that it doesn't fit well in a multipick case and duplicating a tool with another company doesn't make much sense.
That said, do you think they'd be open to making a second rotary lock tensioner to pair with this one that tensions the outer ring?
Weren't you involved in the sparrows version of this tool, I prefer the sparrows one, good job demonstrating it though.
Hey Noob. I searched vids for tub tensioners and found yours. It looks good. Just as an fyi- metal on metal tends to not have much friction especially on the unnotched side. It's been a bain of these tensioners since I started pentesting. There are 2 good solutions to this= the angled tip that you have on one side= should be rubberized. You'll get much better grip on the metal that way. If you think it sounds too hard to produce, you could just put a little epoxy on it. When the grip coating on my DDT comes off, I just slather it in the shit and it grips like a mother fucker. Also, a design like a camera/phone holder for shooting videos, where you have a plate that rests in a fixed position and a spring loaded slide plate which allows you to open up the holder to whatever width and you release it and it stays. I have a cam/phone holder that you wear around the neck and I got the idea from that. You open it, insert it over the face of the lock, release, and it would hold much firmer than metal on metal would. The problem is always that these tools do not squeeze themselves against the bit? This isn't even a complicated solution. If you wanted to take that premise one step further, you could simply make a turning bit that would tighten like a vice, super simple, and you'd have something you could tension with just a finger. Place you clamp on the tub face, one side in the notch, one against the metal on the opposite side, turn until tight= easy peasy. Oh, I talked to you once before, I'm the dude from the states that lives in a university, lmao. Anywho, these ideas are really the way they should be made. I don't pick tub's just because not tensioner is worth a shit. I'm sure yours is probably better than whats out there, but all 3 things I said are easy fixes and would work better. Not takin the piss out of ya, just sayin. Cheers m8.
Sir; even finding a kit ; with a "snowman" / double ball .. is always an accessory buy .. same with Sparrows.. My custom srt .. will be $220.00 Cdn, ( after tax ).
Custom is great, but can often be less value. Are you sure you have to go custom?
Where can it be bought?
Seems like you went to great lengths to not mention the Sparrows goat wrench
Of course. That would be a little crass wouldn’t you think considering I work with both companies? All options are there for people to purchase as needs and taste dictate
I want
Yoda , its me again from the USA northeast. Can I send you a couple of locks on me for you to do a show?
will sparrows be selling the sp-71
No, but the Goat Wrench is very good
mail me a set & I will rate it ,also
Kinda primitive & useless beings there are tubular lockpicks available that are not only cheap but very effective & fast as a key.
Probably would've been helpful for beginners watching that the method you're using also requires you to pick the lock usually 3X & occasionally several times before you can gain entry.
It’s designed to slip into any small kit. Not all tubular impressioning tools work in all tubular locks either, especially ones with more or less than 7 pins.
@@LockNoobso you're telling me they don't make tubular lockpicks for all tubular locks?
You also didn't mention that using the picking method you're using requires you to pick it usually 3X or more