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9 Practice Lock Set Transparent Lock Picking Training Set for Beginner and Locksmith
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Lock Pick Set
We offer different kinds of lock pick sets for hobbyists or professional locksmiths. Lock picking tools here will give you the ability to open many types of locks, from cylinder locks, to tubular locks, to padlocks, to car door locks. Picking locks is a fun and challengeable activity for people. When you get the right pick tools, you will enjoy yourself in picking each lock you meet in the process of learning lockpicking.
Lishi Lock Pick
Lishi lock pick get the job done, quickly and without causing damage. The Genuine Lishi brand is trusted by professionals because it allows you to work with confidence. The tools are developed to protect both the door lock and the vehicle; they have been designed specifically for speed, with most tools getting the job done in less than 3 minutes.
Auto Tool
Auto Tool includes all the essential tools that can be used to pick your car door locks. These auto lockout kits are made from durable, long-lasting materials to last job after job. In addition to the complete set, we also provide individual tools, such as slim jim tool, auto decoder tool and air wedge. You can find the right auto tools to pick your car locks easily.
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How to Carry Lock Picking Tools Without Breaking the Law
Date : 2026-01-12
Lock picking tools are often misunderstood. While they are commonly associated with illegal activity, they also have many legitimate uses, such as locksmith training, security research, emergency access, and hobbyist lock sport. Carrying these tools, however, can raise legal concerns if done improperly. Laws vary widely by country, state, and even city, so understanding how to transport loc
MoreHow to Get Started with Non-Destructive Lock Entry
Date : 2026-01-04
Non-destructive lock entry refers to the practice of opening a lock without causing damage to the lock, door, or surrounding hardware. This skill is commonly associated with professional locksmiths, security technicians, and hobbyists involved in locksport—a recreational activity focused on understanding lock mechanisms. Learning about non-destructive entry is not about bypassing security unlawf
MoreLock Picking Through the Ages: How Toolkits Have Transformed
Date : 2025-12-23
Lock picking has long been a fascinating blend of skill, precision, and ingenuity. While often associated with locksmiths and security professionals, the practice also attracts hobbyists interested in understanding the mechanics of locks. Over the years, the tools used in lock picking have evolved dramatically, reflecting changes in technology, materials, and user needs. From traditional handcraft
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