Description

Lock picking is not just a skill for people who have the intention to steal. In fact, once you know the methods of lock picking and how it functions, you will certainly be able to create a more secure household. Lock picking is also a fun hobby. Without beating around the bush, you will learn everything there is to know about lock picking. Furthermore, readers will get to know the most common locks and the distinct forms of cylinders. For a start, you will learn the different types of lock picking; Pin Cylinder Locks, Lever Locks, Wafer Locks, and Warded Locks. This guide also includes perfect explanations and well-detailed step-by-step instructions that will help you know the methods of lock picking.
Here are some things you stand to learn in this guide:

   The standard of lock picking
   The theoretical alignment of pin wells in a shell
   Illustration of non-alignment of the wells in a shell
   Section of a plug wells that are not perfectly aligned
   Understanding of the pin passing the shear line
   Lock cylinder components
   External components of a cylinder
   Sectional view of an European cylinder
   The essential things to keep in mind
   The difficulty in interpreting feedback
   The most common anti-picking pins
   The function of an anti-picking pin
   Overcome the anti-picking pins
   Using the mushroom pin to apply tension to a plug
   Tools for raking
   Tools for single pin picking
   Raking dimple locks
   The fineness of the tool
   The importance of blade thickness
   The importance of blade height
   The strength of the tool
   The ergonomics of the tool
   The tension tools
   Making conventional tools
   Inserting the tension tool at the bottom of the keyway
   Use of conventional tension tools
   The tools you will need
   Steps to make homemade picks
   The raking technique
   Using raking tools
   Applying the appropriate raking tension
   Using single pin picking tools
   Usefulness of the raking anti-picking pins
   Making Use of Single Pin picking tools
   How to apply the appropriate tension when single pin picking
   Picking locks that are too hard
   Improper Tools
   Relying on Transparent Locks
   Concentrating on too much Raking
   And many more..

Book Details

   Language: English
   Published: 2021
   ASIN: B0968T6NR8
   Format: PDF, EPUB, AZW3