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Insert the improvised pick in the upper part of the keyhole, and start picking at the lock.

Apply pressure to turn it to the direction when with a key.

Insert the second paper clip’s bent end into the bottom part of the keyhole.

Bend this one end at a 90-degree angle to fashion a tension wrench.

Get another paper clip, and straighten one end.

Straighten a paper clip, leaving the loop on the other end, to act as a pick.

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To illustrate what happens when you use the incorrect lockpicking tools, check these instructions on how to pick a lock with a paper clip or two. They're certainly more effective than a paperclip, hairpin, or pen. You'll likely damage the lock (or yourself in the process), and our expert tools are not that expensive. Personally - I wouldn't recommend trying to do this without the right tools. If you do a search today on lock picking, you'll see some of the following: We have a more thorough, likely easier-to-understand, fully illustrated book available in our store here. And that's what we aim to teach you in this article.

This is where learning to pick locks comes in handy - a universal, extremely useful entry skill where you circumvent the normal locking method through your knowledge of the lock mechanism. You work in real estate or property management - and you always have to cut a replacement key because someone has always locked their keys inside their apartment? Or you don't want to break open a door just because a key has been misplaced? You've padlocked your luggage or bike somewhere, and you've left your keys with your partner who's gone on holiday. Let's say your office desk has a single locking mechanism holding your documents and credit cards inside. Welcome, keep reading and learn how to gain access to locked portals through non-destructive means. You can't just brute force these things open! There are a mountain of practical uses for lock picking if you've ever accidentally locked your keys in your car, or forgotten your keys as you've closed your door, or lost the keys to a glass trophy case. If you strive to excel at lock picking, you will grow in many other ways. However, advanced lock picking is a craft that requires mechanical sensitivity, physical dexterity, visual concentration, patience and analytic thinking.

Simple lock picking is a trade that anyone can learn. Trust me and just give me a few minutes to explain this rapidly growing, skilful craft. Picking locks is way more useful than you think.

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