Crea – 24-Piece Professional Lock Picking Kit – 12 Stainless Steel Picks – 3 Transparent Locks – For Advanced Locksmithing

24-Piece Lock Pick Set: This lock pick kit contains everything you need to become a professional locksmith. Includes 12 lock picks, 5 chuck keys, 3 transparent practice locks, 3 types of keys, and 1 instruction manual. Excellent Entertainment and Learning: More than just a fun hobby, lock picking is also a valuable skill to get you back home in case of trouble. A good educational tool for your children to develop their intelligence as well. High-Quality Stainless Steel Picks: These picks are made from sophisticated and smooth stainless steel, strong enough to open locks. Any combination with a non-slip plastic handle ensures a comfortable grip. Three practice locks offer four challenges: one slotted lock, one Ngau AB lock, and one Ngau slotted lock, allowing you to understand the mechanics behind locks from the beginning and wait for you to unlock them one after the other. Widely used in everyday life: lock picking tools are varied, enough to try different types of locks, such as bicycle locks, house, living room, and bedroom doors, padlocks, filing cabinets, and drawer locks. Step 1: Insert the chuck key into the lock and use the twisting pressure to push the twisting tool to pressurize the cylinder. This will keep the pens shared until they are all free. Step 2: While holding the lock slightly turned with the key, adjust the selection with a rocking motion and use the tip of the calculator to lift the pins one by one to the shear line. Step 3: Listen for a click as the cylinder rotates slightly forward and insert the next pin. Once you have put the last pin in place, the connector can rotate freely. Level 1: Padlock. The transparent lock is the first lock you should consider as the primary lock. The tolerances are traceable, so finding and adjusting the binding pins is particularly easy. However, it will be an important basis on which to build any method. Level 2-3: Double-Sided Primary Lock. This 2-in-1 door leak offers a double challenge; one side is stronger than the other. But this keyhole shape is the basic level in double-sided locks, though more difficult than padlocks. You can consider this a cornerstone for exploring double-sided locks. Level 4: Cylinder Lock. The lock uses a rotating cylinder drive: the door frame can only be retracted when the lock cylinder rotates again. It is much more resistant to brute-force attacks and less susceptible to jamming. You can test the security of your lock by learning how to open locks.