You locked yourself out of your apartment and the locksmith is too expensive for you? A lockpick set can help by opening the lock of your apartment door. Lock picks are also good for old doors where the key can no longer be found.
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- The classic lockpick set is suitable for opening so-called buntbart locks. These are locks with a typical keyhole, as they are still used today for room doors. Lock picks in these sets are correspondingly solid and have a beard similar to the keys. They are also called lock picks.
- The second type are lockpicking sets. These sets are used to open cylinder locks on apartment doors, front doors and padlocks. The lock picks in these sets are very slim so that they can be inserted into the cylinder lock. Their thickness is usually only a few 1/10 millimeter.
- Very convenient are lockpick sets that contain both a set of lockpicks used with hands and an electric drive, for which special lockpicks are included in the set.
- In addition to these machine lock picks, two attachments for the electric drive are usually included, so you can use it both to drive the lock picks and as a drill.
- In order for the lock picks not to break off in the lock, the material must meet two requirements. It must be hard and tough at the same time. Therefore, high-quality lockpick sets are usually made of tempered steels.
- An exception can be the classic lock picks, whose material does not have to meet such requirements.
- The handle of simple lock picks is the round or flat bar, at the end of which the tool is located. More comfortable are lock picks with a plastic or rubber handle. Lock picks with a handle can usually be used more precisely and, if necessary, can be turned a little more forcefully.
- Lockpick sets for buntbart locks contain about 10 to 15 tools. So you are prepared for all tasks. Lockpicking sets often contain 13 tools.
- It is important that the set contains various basic tools such as a tensioner, a hook, a half diamond, a drop diamond, a snake, a snowman and an extractor.
- Comprehensive lockpick sets come with up to 28 tools and other accessories.
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FAQ About Lockpick Sets
A lockpick is a tool for opening various locks. It has a handle and on it is a curved bit that can be used to open locks. There is a distinction between classic lock picks and lockpick lock picks.
A lockpick is curved at the front and has a handle in the extension. This handle is partially rubberized to ensure a better grip.
A lock pick must be inserted into the lock so that the pins of the lock are pressed down. Then, using a tension tool, pressure is applied to the locking mechanism to hold the tension and open the door.
Depending on the size and type of set, the price of lockpick sets can vary from €10 to €100.
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