How to use the universal lock-opening tool?
When using a universal lock-picking tool, the key is the manipulation of the shims. The shims can be pressed in either direction: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. After repeated pressing, the lock core and lock body will separate, and then the lock core can be turned to open the lock.
This universal lock-opening tool can achieve the same effect as using the original key. Typically, you use your left hand to turn the handle with a double hook, and your right hand to hold the pick, turning the core clockwise.
- Pay close attention to the coordination between the left and right hands during application. If the left hand is used to twist and correct the misalignment, excessive force can cause the object to be tightly gripped, leading to damage. Similarly, if the right hand is used to scrape with a tool, the object may not be able to be pressed down, or only the front and middle objects can be pressed down while the rear objects remain unsupported. Even when the object is fully pressed, it requires significant effort and time.
Conversely, if the left hand rotates the double pin while applying insufficient force, the resulting misalignment cannot be achieved. Similarly, if the second pin, after being pressed down by the scraper, rebounds and does not get caught by the outer edge of the pinhole of the locking pin, and instead rebounds into the pinhole, the locking and locking pin will not be separated. This makes the unlocking process futile.
What is the price for a set of seven universal key tools?
Traditional single-hook and L-shaped lock-picking tools are relatively inexpensive, typically costing around 30-50-130 yuan per set. However, more sophisticated multi-functional key sets can be more expensive, often ranging from 500-800 yuan. These sets are generally not readily available to the public, as they require registration with a locksmith certified by law enforcement agencies.