Credit Card Lock Picking Tool and Portable Folding Jackknife lock pick set Locksmith Tool forTraining Beginner Lock Picking

Card Lock Picking Tool and Portable Folding Jackknife lock pick set Locksmith Tool forTraining Beginner Lock Picking

Credit Card Lock Picking Tool and Portable Folding Jackknife Single Hook Picks Locksmith Tool , Professional Locksmith Tool Set for Training Practice, Beginner, Lock Picking

This is a very portable tool set, a combination of folding knife tools and card pack tools. They are ideally placed in wallets and small pockets. This is a very creative kit.
It is a highly practical combination of tools, including ten hooks and two tension wrenches that open most of the padlocks and AB locks.

Customizable area:

Package:

How To Pick A Lock With A Credit Card?

Step 1: Get A Credit Card For Picking That You Don’t Mind Destroying
Make sure that card is flexible and sturdy, thick plastic ones work the best but you want to make sure that it is strong enough to press against the latch of metal inside and pop the door open eventually.

Step 2: Pop the card between the door and the door frame
Put the credit card in the slit just between the door and the jam, try to get it in there as far as you possibly can. Make sure you are inserting the credit card at a ninety degree angle along with the door. You can push on the door itself with the force of your body to reveal a piece of the door jam. This method is the easiest when the lock is slanted towards you and a bit more difficult if the lock that enters the door frame is facing away from you.
you can see what I mean by the “slanted” part of the lock that enters the door frame. Again, this method only works with certain types of locks and certain configurations of said locks. Generally you want the card to be hitting the lower portion of that lock slope because this will enable to card to completely slide between the locking mechanism and the hole in the door frame that it resides when it is locked.

Step 3: Tilt the credit card close to you
The card should be almost touching the door knob itself, remember this card is flexible for a reason so don’t worry because they are pretty hard to break. Now, push the credit card while pushing on the door with your arm and/or body until you feel it start to slide further into the door. Once you get the side of the card close to you, it might start to touch the doorknob which is perfect because it will then slide the credit card into the perfect position to force the bolt of the lock back downward towards the ground. Only one last step before you pop that pesky door open and get back inside your house!

Product Safety Disclaimer:
We do not accept any responsibility or liability for misuse of this or any other product. All our products are extensively tested to comply with rigorous and strict QC standards. For certain products (e.g. toys, knives, etc.), we recommend proper supervision as we cannot be held liable for misuse or accidents.

FAQ:

Question: Can it pick any lock
Answer: No. Is the simple answer to that one, because there's so many shapes and designs out there you will need a different pick for that design, examples like tubular locks, dimple locks, warden locks, lever locks, but with skill you can open a lot of locks and eventually some of the examples I mentioned.

Question: If I bought a load of old padlocks  for practice, would this kit have the right tools for that please?
Answer: Hi, thanks a lot for your question!
This kit includes the essential tools that can be used to pick most common locks, including old padlocks.
How difficult or easy it will be, depends on the lock and your skill level. You can learn the different techniques with the help of our e-guides that come as a bonus with the set.

Question: No e guide with this
Answer: Hi! Thanks a lot for the question, I believe you have already contacted me directly about this and I have replied to your email with the guides attached. If not, please send me a message and I will immediately send you the 2 guides to your email address.

Question: Will it unpick a mailbox lock
Answer: Yes, our set can be used to open a mailbox lock. How difficult or easy it will be, depends entirely on your skill level. Mailbox locks are usually easy to open. With some practice and patience, I'm sure you'll be able to pick that lock! Please don't hesitate to contact me if you
If its a simple cam type lock (most common type on a mailbox) with a normal flat key (not a cylinder lock) then yes, easily. It will do a cylinder lock if you persist, but there are better tools for that. Remember, only use it on your own locks, dont go stealing other peoples mail :) (thats a long stretch).

Question: Where is the product made in? What grade material is it made from?
Answer: Hi, thanks for your question. Our set is manufactured in China and is made of high quality Stainless Steel. Our products undergo the best quality assurance checks possible. Thank you!