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Basics of Lockpicking: How to Pick Your First Lock
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Basics of Lockpicking: How to Pick Your First Lock

A Beginners Guide to Lockpicking
Created byAlex Eriksson
Last updated 5/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Promise: You will be able to pick your first lock
  • The correct technique and the right tools
  • How a lock operates
  • What security pins are and what a false set is
  • Legal considerations
  • History of locks & keys

Course content

1 section15 lectures52m total length
  • Introduction1:42

    Introduction to lock picking and what you will learn in this course

  • What is Lockpicking?2:13
  • Legal Considerations3:36
  • History of Locks & Keys3:18
  • The Pin Tumbler Lock1:24
  • How Does a Lock Work?2:36
  • The Correct Technique6:29
  • The Right Tools3:42
  • Security Pins2:17
  • The False Set3:48
  • Video Demonstration #1: Abus Padlock4:59
  • Video Demonstration #2: Burg Padlock5:13
  • Video Demonstration #3: DOM Door Lock5:28
  • Video Demonstration #4: Disassembly DOM Door Lock4:05
  • Summary1:32

Requirements

  • No previous knowledge required

Description

In this course you will learn how to pick your first lock successfully. No previous knowledge about lock picking is required. However, to really benefit from this class you will need some basic tools and a padlock to practice on.

I made a comprehensive guide on the history of locks, the legal considerations of lock picking, I teach you the correct technique, show you which tools to use and what kind of pins are commonly found in pin tumbler locks. I also included three video walkthroughs in which I pick increasingly difficult locks and show you my step-by-step guide during that process. If you repeat these steps you will also be able to open locks super quickly. Lastly, we disassembly the hardest lock and have a look at the inside of a commercial door lock. You will be surprised which security pins we find there.

Overall, this class covers all the important aspects of lockpicking. If you make it till the end of this class you will be set to open basically any padlock. As an extra, feel free to check out my other class on how to make your own lock picking tools, such as the tension wrench and the hook.

Who this course is for:

  • Anybody who want to open a lock without the right key