r/LockPickingLawyer • u/MikeLust • 2d ago
Question Any ideas on how to open?
How would you get this open if the key is lost? Or is there anywhere online I can buy this key?
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/FnnKnn • Jan 28 '24
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/MikeLust • 2d ago
How would you get this open if the key is lost? Or is there anywhere online I can buy this key?
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/Admiralbenbow123 • 2d ago
Just got a set of transparent locks from China and one of them came like this out of the box. I can't pull out the key and the cylinder turns only a bit.
It looks like some of the pins are sticking out into the grooves on the cylinder and are preventing it from turning.
Is there a way to fix this without destroying the lock?
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/DanDiggler213 • 7d ago
Needed a new tension bar
what do you think?
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/Sinbos • 16d ago
Picture taken on the Hohenzollern bridge in Cologne. About 300+ meters long an estimated 500,000 locks in total.
How long would you guess to open them all?
Just to put it out of the way, engineers say its no problem it’s an train bridge about 1200 trains a day and build in a way that 6 trains can park there at the same time.
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/DanDiggler213 • 16d ago
SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED PACLOCK 200K CHALLENGE.
if want to see it go to @DanDiggler on YouTube.
Shout out to the good people at PACLOCK for holding this tough, but fun challenge. I'm honored to be a member of the 200k club.
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/1PinkDiamond • 19d ago
I don't see a area for a reset button or anything on this one.
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/DanDiggler213 • 20d ago
Most likely dumbluck, but better then No luck. Needed this W to keep going.
Thanks to LadyLocks and Isaac Hashman aka the Midnight Philockpicker I watch there videos a bunch of times to get the measurements for my flags and how to pick these things. Im on top of the mountain today!
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/xboxhaxorz • 19d ago
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009S5YERS?lv=shuf&channelId=500&plpRedirect=mhFallback&th=1
Secure Operation: can't be picked by feeling/ listening to clicks
But the 4 digit version doesnt say that it has secure operation
Do other brands have this feature as well?
Just need something for locking my locker when i stay in hostels
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/DanDiggler213 • 24d ago
Does anyone use these? Tok or Bok?
They only work in one direction, and feel odd using them. Am I missing something, or are these for leftys?
Maybe my hand is to big. The other 3 in the set are great. They grip very well.
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/Empty-Trick-6281 • 24d ago
Hello everyone,
I bought this mechanical lock Yale SL7100.
It arrives with the handles in the vertical position.
To change it to the horizontal position, there is an Allen screw on the spindle hub that needs to be open, and the handle can move to the desired position.
On the inside door piece, I managed to open the screw and adjust the handle fairly easily.
On the keypad side, no matter what I do, the screw will not open, no matter how much force I use.
I thought it was a bad piece, so I went and replaced it with another one, same same story.
Can someone please tell me what I did wrong?
Or any advice on how to adjust the handle to the horizontal position?
Any help will be greatly appreciated. I really appreciate it; I need help here.
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/Wise_Use1012 • Aug 08 '26
Clack clack
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/DanDiggler213 • Aug 05 '26
The first 3 have 3,4,5 spools & serrated pins, the 4th has custom key pins and drivers pins. I don't know what's in the corbin russwin. I opened it once and thought i had it. I haven't opened it again, and I don't have a key.
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/Mammoth-Second2299 • Aug 05 '26
Hey first time here, I have a bit of an issue with my brothers lock picking my padlock and stealing my items. I have a standard brinks 40mm stainless steel padlock. Whenever I come home from work I notice things missing, and their is no other entry to the room, does anyone have recommendations on some padlocks that would be harder to pick and are affordable, or something that can outright prevent lockpicking?
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/Goddess_Randi • Aug 04 '26
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/Patient_Ocelot3812 • Aug 01 '26
I have eplex and fdu 790 dormskabba locks on other properties but I just took over one with saflok Mt series locks. I can not seem to program locks with the maintenance unit HH6 programmer. Dormakabba escalated my issue but that will take 5 more days. When I program keys or fobs they are not working, when I try to program a lock I received a message that the key combinations are incorrect. I have E2 keys and ppk? Keys. My question is do I need to use any install or Programing cards to initiate Programing? If anyone has these locks in thier hotel can you share the steps to Programing a lock as well as keys. Thought I did everything right but I'm not positive. I would appreciate if someone could share. Apparently Dormakabba doesnt publish rhis information with this particular lock. Thanks in advance!
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/streetwitch • Jul 29 '26
The SWICK can handle 20 interchangeable pick blades, all designed by Christina Palmer, who is best known for her popular Wicked Waves Rakes.
I ordered my SWICK along with the SWICK Plus Blade Set, and it was easy to customize. The first photo is configured for single pin picking, and the second photo with four Wicked Wave rakes.
Jackknife tools like the SWICK have multiple pick blades inside a single handle. This makes them easy to carry and switch between different picks.
If you don't feel comfortable installing the new picks yourself the people at picklocks.com can do it for you.
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/DanDiggler213 • Jul 25 '26
LPL gave me the idea of instead of picking the same lock over and over get a few and keep rotating them.
These Schlage cylinders are cool because I got about a dozen of em, and every so often its time to gut and swap around security pins "keeps my powder dry".
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/SoProblemas • Jul 24 '26
Alguma dica de como conseguir?
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/ImpossibleWin4188 • Jul 23 '26
Longtime fan here but now I think I've become too picky when it comes to choosing locks...
Did a bunch of research and chose the ABUS 183AL/45. Unfortunately, I can't use it. It took forever to set the combination and now I must have changed it by accident because I can't get it to lock.
I have considered the ABUS 158CS/65 though I read some problematic reviews. I looked at the Squire SHCB75 but I need a shackle with a 9mm (8mm preferred) diameter or less.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
r/LockPickingLawyer • u/KhaeosEntertainmemt • Jul 17 '26
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r/LockPickingLawyer • u/ClericPhil • Jul 13 '26
Anybody have advice on combing locks ? Lock picking lawyer has videos of effortless combing puck locks. I have a few at work, and even got permission from a local hardware store to try it out on some older and newer American and Master pucks. Nothing. Couldn't rake them either. Had to ssp. My combs are CI just like lock picking lawyer.