12 AMAZING Lock Picking Hacks You MUST Try

You have to try all these amazing and highly useful lock picking hacks! Did you know all of them? Did I miss your favourite? Let me know in the comments! 😃😃😃 Please share this video, like and subscribe if you want to see more videos like this one 👍🔐

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[LockNoob]

You have to try all these amazing and highly useful lock picking hacks! Did you know all of them? Did I miss your favourite? Let me know in the comments! 😃😃😃 Please share this video, like and subscribe if you want to see more videos like this one 👍🔐

[snnyburnett]

I feel like I don't deserve all these, all at once, without stretching it into a 40 minute video full of bullshit or stupid music. A lot of meat and no filler on this plate, thanks dude.

[dickdastardly]

Handheld bandsaw blades are an excellent source for steel to make picks.
.0020 thick and tough as all Hell.

[angeldelvax]

The "bristles" from street sweeper trucks make great material too! They are fairly thin steel, and break off all the time, so you can find them just laying around in the streets!!!
Make sure you do clean then thoroughly though ;)

[darrellhenderson]

Now that's good stuff. I can't wait to try some of these. At 73 years old I recently became interested in lock picking and picked my first lock a month ago. I'm way behind and feel I have so much to learn in such a short time, but it is so much fun...when it opens.😃

[sebastiand]

Hey, sensible use of a selfie stick. First time ever.

[RMoribayashi]

Pill organizers are a great place to keep pins. The one I use has 28 compartments and sells for less than 10$ US on Amazon. A tray holds seven removable containers each with four compartments. The black lettering (eg. Monday Lunch) comes off easily with cello tape so you can put on your own labels or just write on the lids with a sharpie.

[OLLE]

Music wire (piano wire) for making custom tensioners. A Leatherman-style multi-tool usually has everything you need to bend and file the wire. You can get any angles you want on the fly (or on the job). Pre-cut a few and bring them with you. When the tip becomes dull or worn, cut it of and file a new tip with tight fit. (I actually made a video using one...)

[alger]

I >really< need to stop overthinking things! Thank you, sir. This is a wonderfully helpful video.

[sheldonreich]

Brilliant, awesome ideas, I really like the shrink tubing idea and where to find metal pieces to make your own picks. Thanks for sharing your picking knowledge. BTW you have some really cool old locks, and a lot of locks I'm sure.

[WolfJustWolf]

The stainless zip ties is something i will look into.
For small diameter cores, i use the back of a drill bit as a plug follower.

[llamamanism]

With such an excellent range of ideas here you are stretching the accuracy of your Lock Noob moniker

[Mr.GentlemenX]

I extremly like your chanel. Tks u much

[seanb]

Awesome Hax! Here's a few I have...
1. The black metal banding used on shipments secured to pallets is very strong in the up/down direction yet thin and flexible in the left/right direction. A roll is a lifetime supply.
2. Selfie stick followers have a groove which can accept the driver pins and keep the follower from rotating and allow the pins to be nestled.
3. Those same selfie-stick followers are fantastic as a size adapter for a DIY silencer on a BB pistol (CO2 type). Damn fun! (Check YT for instructions)
4. Your Dremel shaft looks as though it may be slightly bent or off alignment. Time to spoil yourself with a new Dremel. Thx for all your vid's Dude!

[smoggyama]

Stellar presentation transforming the arcane to the obvious.

[Tezw]

CRIKEY! Talk about using your initiative!

More hacks than Vinny Jones!

[adamwest]

I remember the underwire video. Poor Mrs Noob...Or perhaps I should be saying lucky Mr Noob 😉

[Eledaraumar]

4:40 those are big cups! Congrats mate!

[jepolch]

Brilliant! I just wish I didn't suck at lock picking!

[ipickfun]

I made lock picks from hacksaw blades. I have some in .022” and .018”. I’m sure they have thickness in between. They use high carbon steel and they are very cheap. 1 blade can make 2 picks. Add some heat shrink tubing for handle and we are good to go.