Professional Lock Picking Set, 26 Password Picking Sets with 3 Transparent Padlock Picking Sets

24-Piece Lock Pick Set: This lock pick set contains everything you need to become a professional locksmith. It includes 12 lock picks, 5 key picks, 3 transparent practice locks, 3 types of keys, and an instruction manual. Great Entertainment and Learning Opportunity: Lock picking is not only a fun pastime, but also a valuable skill that can help you get back into your home in an emergency. It's also a great learning tool for children, helping them develop their intelligence. High-Quality Stainless Steel Lock Picks: These lock picks are made of high-quality, smooth stainless steel and are durable enough to pick locks. The combination with a non-slip plastic handle ensures a secure grip, even in difficult situations. Three practice locks offer four challenges: a split lock, a NgauAB lock, and a Ngau split lock. This allows you to understand how locks work from the start and open them one after the other. Widely used in everyday life: Lock picking tools are so varied that you can try them on different types of locks, such as those for front doors, bedroom doors, and other doors, padlocks, filing cabinets, and drawer locks. Step 1: Insert the desired key into the lock and apply pressure to the cylinder with a twisting motion. This will release the pins. Step 2: Hold the cylinder firmly and rotate it with the key. Adjust its position with a swinging motion and use the tip of the tool to lift the pins one at a time until they reach the demarcation line. Step 3: Listen for a click as the cylinder gently returns to its starting position. Lift the next pin. Once the last pin is in place, the cylinder will rotate freely. Level 1: The transparent lock is the first lock to consider. The locks are traceable, making it especially easy to locate and adjust the pins. However, this is just a basic step... an important foundation for any subsequent method. Level 2-3: Double-sided primary lock. This 2-in-1 lock presents a double challenge, as one side is stronger than the other. This keyhole shape is the entry level for double-sided locks, but it's more difficult to operate than padlocks. You can consider it a foundation for operating double-sided locks. Level 4: Cylinder lock. This lock uses a rotating cylinder drive: the door frame can only be opened when the cylinder is retracted. It's significantly more resistant to break-ins and less prone to jamming. You can test the security of your cylinder lock by learning how to pick locks.