(069) HUK 7 Pin Tubular Lock Picks/Review/How to Use/Cobra Lock Picked & Upgraded

The Give Away is here sorry for the delay.... If you would like to have a chance to win a brand new 3 piece HUK Tubular lock pick set then all you need to is be subscribed and comment below "HUK Give Away". Also I am throwing in a special tubular tension wrench from sparrows lock picks called the mantis so you can try to single pin pick tubular locks also. I will randomly pick a winner next week. Good Luck!!!!
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Kwikset KW1 6 pin
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Schlage SC1 5 pin
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Welcome back everyone to another video. In this video I do a reallllly long and detailed review on how to use the HUK 3 pc. Tubular lock pick set. I think this is honestly one of the best tubular lock picks out there for the price. There are nicer ones but for the price this one is a steal. I have not had any problems with this not working. The only down side is that after you pick the lock you can not tighten the picks in place and re use the pick it self as the key over and over like some of there other versions of the tool, but that is the only complaint I have about this tool. I wanted to do a detailed review about this tools especially because I have not seen a review going over the changes HUK made in the design in the tool which they no longer provide in the newer kits. For the price this is a great tool to start with. I am giving one brand new kit away along with a sparrows special tubular tension wrench for single pin picking. Hopefully this video even tho it is long, helps any of you guys out there who may have been confused by this tool or maybe you had the new version and were wondering why it did not have the tension rods. I try to be as detailed as possible. There are alot of shorter videos out there on this tool which all do an excellent job going over this tool also. Thanks for watching. Please hit that subscribe button and I will see you guys in the next video.

[@kylecarter6375]

Those two inner o-rings are for gripping the picks. Due to the design of the tool, the outter o-rings cannot grip the picks very well. The picks are recessed into slots/tracks to keep them in the right place. So the outter o-rings can only grip them just barely cuz when the pick is in the slot, it makes the tube/body flush with the picks. So they put the inner bands to put tension on the other side of the picks So the tool can be the right tension to self impression and work as designed.

[@alanbanks2662]

Excellent demo. I purchased the set and did not know how to use it. Very informative and down to earth explanation of each piece. Great set which makes the repining very straight forward rather than the bumble around method I used to use. Thanks,

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Thank You!

[@rustyevolution6298]

The current HUK set comes with the tension pins included as of October 2019.

[@jonshaw6650]

Mine came with tension pins. Just bought 5/2022

[@anterterrana3465]

​@@jonshaw6650😅

[@steinbach2006]

I just bought one of these sets five days ago. From wish and I got the old set with the tension rod

[@alexray2925]

Ummm. Lol j/k.. thank you it's hard to find a solid in-depth explaining and training video. The first time I bought the set I destroyed the red and yellow plumb. But after this video. I reordered the set and did as you showed. 100% success. Truly and honestly....... THANK YOU. YOUR THE BEST.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Glad it helped

[@justamannn8674]

Ty very much for this exceptional video! I just purchased the Huk kit because I bought a vintage soda machine 4 years ago and I just never got around to drilling the lock. Now your video and the kit will allow me to see what’s inside!! When/if I’m successful I will let you know if I got rich! Blessings!

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Good Luck Let me know. If you need any help lmk I’ll send what I may be able to do to assist you as far as other steps/options.

[@huxleypig69]

The guy who invented the HPC "Peanut" tubular self-impressioning tool did so with a very specific technique in mind. On the cheaper locks, the old 'wiggle to open' self-impressions just fine but when you get onto some of the better tubular locks (ACE II), they are designed specifically to stop the 'wiggle to open' self-impressioning technique. So this wonderful tool has been copied and used for decades and very few people know how it was supposed to be originally used! When utilised as intended, the tool is fully capable of self-impressioning ACE II and similar, the ones who specifically are supposed to scupper the tool. Anyway, I have designed an improved tubular self-impressioning tool, it simplifies the 'proper' (in inverted commas because whatever works is proper) technique and makes self-impressioning even difficult tubular locks child's play.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

I have an ace lock that will not allow this technique to work on it now that makes sense after reading your comment.

[@Phred_Phlintstoner]

huxleypig69 please tell me that you sell this improved tool... that sounds like an awesome thing to have.

[@ironlung7241]

huxleypig69 What pick are you speaking of that you use for ACE II locks?

[@huxleypig69]

To pick ACE II SPP - Firstly, I modified my Tubular pick with grub screws to lock each tine in place. But SPP'ing is still a rotten experience, the tines jab in your finger and it isn't much fun. So I now SPP using a tool that is designed just to SPP. The pick arms are short (about 1") and have nice big feelers on the tops of them, and again, each one has its own grubscrew so you only have to pick the lock once. To pick ACE II self-impression - this tool is a take on the standard 7 pin tubular pick we see everywhere, it just has a couple of extras to overcome the anti-impression defences many tubular locks employ now.

[@ironlung7241]

huxleypig69 So what are the "extras" that your talking about?

[@bettywatt]

Hi Derek, thank you so much for your very informative video, brought a HUK 7 Pin Tubular Lock Pin with 3 tension pins. After watching your video took 3 goes 7.5 to open my private safe, screwed to the floor that had a lost key and flat batteries. Very very excited. Don't need to be added to giveaway

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Your welcome!

[@nicholasbecker8627]

For the tension rod, i have a rivet set from harbor freight and the smallest rivets work perfect for the missing piece you just have to cut it to size

[@jackmatthews777]

If you want to see how it works go to time index 13:40. I will say well done on a very complete informational video. The most informative video on these tools I've seen to date.

[@lightseek88]

6?5 years later is the (huk) giveaway still in play???

[@Outkazt4eva]

That tool CAN actually be locked in place after picking. THAT is what the blue tube with Allen screw is for. After picking you can tighten it, keeping pins in place...

[@derekmcclemens3901]

That is correct! Be careful tho when tightening the Allen nuts as they strip very easily and I have one screw that is jammed down into one of the picking pins and I’ve been trying for years to get it out (untightened) etc.

[@VivaToddVegas]

Video starts at 16:48

[@roysammons2445]

Just watched this video a little over a year after it was published. I must say you explained perfectly and in detail how the tubular imprisoning lock pick works. Nice job 👍🏻

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Thank you very much!

[@ninoslavzivojinovic5861]

Anyone who watches this video and doesn't open the lock they need to open is brain dead lolol Great video good insight on how to open your lock with this tool thank you brother keep up the good work

[@huxleypig69]

The tensioning rods are simply not required. Their removal allows for tensioning locks that have no notch in the centre-post to drive the lock. However, I think it is nicer to have the option of having it or not and removing it if necessary, like the Southord one allows.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

I know they are not required. At first I did not notice any difference but then after trying them both I found that I got a slightly faster time on tubular locks that had the notch where the tension rod could be used but it wasn't any thing spectacular time wise. Like you said I just like having the option to use it or not if I want to.

[@jesseacker862]

😮

[@ClickClack_Bam]

Thank you for explaining this to me. So you're saying that modern tubular locks can be opened without a tension rod right? I got a Huk tubular pick set & the yellow one has the hole for a tension rod. The other 2 have no hole. They also didn't even include the rod for the 1 that has the hole.

[@Shamrockrancher]

I love this video. I take a drink every time you say "Ummm" and I get so wasted I can't even make it thru the whole video before I pass out. I've cut back to using a thimble and I still get whacked!

[@mosesluz4774]

I just picked up the huk lock pick set from a friend. It is the older version without the year in the corner and more obviously it has the tension rod hole inside but unfortunately my set did not come with baggie of tension rods. Just the three tools, two wrenches ,spare rubber grommets and one extra pick. My question is am I able to use the older model without the tension rods. I would assume so but I would like to ask someone with a lot more experience than I. This video is pretty old. I hope my question reaches you.

[@ALEXMADE]

i have such picks, but i can NOT open my safe lock with it. Is it possible my lock have some protection\security pins? or i am doing something wrong?

[@chrisbronson1170]

I don't know what I am doing wrong. I bought the HUK set 5 weeks ago and I can't open anything with it. not my training locks, my safe nothing. I have watched all your videos and no help. I followed them to a T. Do you have any suggestions that might help. thank you for your time Chris

[@nicklevesley4698]

as a complete novice this review is informative,well demonstrated & easy to follow

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Thank you very much. I hope this video helped you in some way!!

[@icenesiswayons9962]

Very good video tutorial! the internal bands are spacers for the colored pick ring to help with calibration of the pins to zero at end of barrel.

[@61cuenca]

Doesn't work for my lock n public storage.

[@iamme6374]

I understand this video is over two years old, but for the price of this tool is still killer. I hope you are still checking messages this far back. Will the 7 pin HUK tubular pick work on a misaligned tubular lock? I have not been asked to work on one yet, but I’m starting to notice them while I’m out with the family. Thank you kindly for your input.

[@bradmiles8242]

The huk kit I have does not have the tension rods and I'm having trouble with certain tubular locks

[@knuckle12356]

So there's one difference between these two versions. The old version is different from the new version. There's one main difference, which I will talk about shortly. Now the older version, which is different, I have here. And I'll talk about the difference soon. This new version has everything that the old version has, except for one difference, like I said, which I'll talk about soon...... COME ON.

[@knuckle12356]

Spoiler; it's the interior tension rod.

[@KmanSweden]

I've had a set of these for years and never noticed the inner rings or the inner tensioner..I need to break out my kit and have a look as soon as I come home.

[@leelemon3373]

Great help for the new guy learning the trade. I did order that kit. my wife lost her key. I have mine, almost lost it outside last week. God bless. Thank you. Lee Lemon

[@psychonautic7779]

That’s an awesome name.

[@pieinthesky4106]

@@psychonautic7779 It has to be the best name ever. By far and away the best.

[@chriskoehn8950]

Take a shot every time this cat says "Um"

[@whoisgtsdk]

🥴🍾

[@manp1039]

i am supposing, theoretically.. a tubular key could be made with a piece of tin can metal.. You just need to space the notches on the edge of the tin to the correct depth. It might not be as durable as a tubular blank that has a notch ground out of it for each pin. but with a notch guide. it could be cut in a flat position.. I am guessing it may even be possible to 3D print a tubular key with a template.. then just feed it the correct mm depths for each notch?

[@jamesmccullough677]

I bought this set and none of them fit my lock. Do they make a larger size?

[@abigale8983]

Hello can this work for a safe that I lost the key too? The batteries to it died before I could replace the batteries and now I am locked out of it. The safe has been discontinued its from 2014.

[@jamesmccullough677]

I bought this kit but none of them fit over the center circle to push in. Do they make a larger diameter than the 7.8 that comes in the kit.

[@ClickClack_Bam]

They have larger sizes tubular picks. There are size 8 & 10 pin picks. How many pins does your lock have?

[@patrickhaarhues2870]

Great set. Was able to open small safe I lost keys to. Very easy to use.

[@kingdanny2445]

Got my huk set today July of 2023 and it came with the tension rods so kind of happy about that but this is crazy how easy it is to get into other people’s machines it seemsl like it should be illegal don’t you think

[@marcuskillion2425]

Thanks for this video . I just bought the old style and was not sure how to use it. I just picked my first lock in a few seconds. Old style available on Wish for $18.00 Shipped quick . Lots of picks on there. No I am not affiliated. Just bought the picks with no idea how to use them until now

[@danielrufledt5246]

Do you have to remove the tensing rod to open a 7 pin tubular lock that only has one notch? Bought hulk lock pic kit last week on eBay that had tensing rod. Thanks

[@baroomhero00]

Thank you so much i like how you explain so much and more i have an old set i think it doesn't say the date it came with extra tension bars and bult in tension bars

[@vindice5849]

I've got a little key lockbox on my house I've tried to pick manually but can't tension properly so I just ordered this kit so hoping I can finally remove this ugly black box from next to my front door!

[@lPlanetarizado]

I guess Im lucky...I bought this kit a couple of days ago and I just get it......I wasnt expecting the old kit so quite my surprise when I saw the little box hasnt the year...I check the tools and indeed, it has the tension bar inside :p

[@MirageScience]

I ordered this set from banggood not too long ago and it doesn't show the pins but it came with the pins.

[@pieinthesky4106]

Put an appropriate sized hose clamp on and tighten it down on the pins. You'll have a working key until you wish to remove the clamp.

[@pv-nic7755]

New viewer here. Thank you for the video. I do however, have some constructive criticism. You kind of ramble at times as well as repeating yourself and especially quite a bit of stammering (you should probably know the name of mostly everything you're making a video about, such as names), I would suggest a pop filter for your microphone and/or the pitch turned down. Other than those things I just mentioned I was able to understand mostly everything you were trying to show the viewers. Please don't take this as hate or someone just giving you $hit. I'm genuinely trying to help you since you're a smaller channel. I am assuming you're trying to grow your channel so this is just here for help. If you don't care about growing your channel then disregard, lol. Thanks! 🙏

[@kylesanders6456]

11:27

[@nellodelreal]

Huk give away

[@Thisismyhandle734]

Exactly! I keep mumbling "get to the point" to my phone haha

[@ZypherGames]

Bought one of these kits to get into my loft (previous owners had lost the keys) watching this video to see if I'm doing anything wrong, been slowing inserting pick so that pins set and turning and nothing. Pins don't even look like their moving. Tried setting every other pin as per instructions and still nothing. Watched this and tried turning back and forth about 10 times before the end snapped xD

[@Phred_Phlintstoner]

huk give away. nice giveaway bro. these are great tools to add to anyone's tool kit. also I like the second camera view.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

I got you added. Also thanks for the input about the camera.

[@Bowtie41]

Do you still have a place in China that carries the tension pin version?I'll wait the month to ship if that's what it takes................

[@frequencydecline5250]

HUK Giveaway. Just now am finding your channel, thanks to spotting your post on reddit lockpicking. Looks like you got some good stuff up, I'm looking forward to a bit of marathoning.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Got you added for the give away also. Glad you enjoy the channel. If you got any question my email is in the description if you need any help or what not.

[@barrysuss4421]

16:01 how does it work without the tensioner if you have a tubular lock with the tension slot?

[@jdmtake1]

Very great video I’m glade you said all of that AND EXPLAINed everything. HUK GIVE AWAY 👍👍

[@Heavy-y8v]

This was very helpful, and you were very helpful and I appreciate your patience

[@petewoodfine2100]

A great review video. Really appreciate your time. Thanks I am better informed now. Thank you.

[@paulk.8537]

Just TRIED to listen/watch your video, but couldn't stand more than a couple of minutes of it. UM, you didn't UM say UM enough , UM ! GEEZ !!!

[@notQwatwaffle]

I've watched so many videos and tried so many times and I can't for the life of me successfully pick a lock.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Keep practicing. It’s all about feel, getting responses from the lock and “feeling” those responses on the pick!

[@gerryb4540]

"Huk Give Away" Thanks for a great video Derek good camera angles i have not tried tubular locks yet but that tool makes it look a piece of cake another nice gesture showing how the lock's can be changed for more secure one LOL but seriously you covered all the bases good job Oh and Merry Christmas to yous all G

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Gerry B sorry just saw this comment and thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I really appreciate the feedback, I know some people feel I may talk a lot which I do in these videos but the reason for that is I want to put as much information in the video, and these videos are not meant to be short videos anyway, also the give away has since ended but thanks again for the comment and hope you had a good Christmas and new year !!

[@gerryb4540]

Hi I had a great Christmas and new year thank you and i hope you and yours had the same And i thank you for your reply My fault i didn't notice the date 9/09/17 only 4 months out LOL Also i appreciate your in depth videos with as much info as possible as it's all too easy to miss something out and then i would be scratching me head what about that and then what do i do with that etc etc See i can gabble too LOL No it's all good i i am into locks & Keys and have me picks and t/bars and stuff Sparrows i bought but i will make my own i've got to get other bits like files and handles and because the picks are a bit sharp when you are using them for a while anyway Thanks for your reply and i will be looking out for your videos too help me along so Cheers Derek G

[@rishabhharlalka590]

HUK Give Away. Great video. I am a Biomedical device designer and I was going to install a tubular lock for the circuit security, this video really helped me understand the tubular lock.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

rishabh harlalka thank you !!

[@Veso266]

Nice, can u show how to get a key cut from this impresion in pick?

[@TheLordMuzzy]

Great explanation, thanks! My set came with he removable tension bar which was a plus.. Cheers!

[@OldesouthFarm]

I bought the new one and installed the rod. The rods came with it.

[@rayberczik6672]

Great video! Im new to locksporting and am wondering how you tension the cylinder if the pick doesnt have the hole for the tension rod? My set does not have it and am thinking of drilling a hole and adding one myself but before i screw it up was wanting to know if it is necessary to have it to pick a lock. Thanks...

[@karlwatts2800]

Just purchased one from Amazon it was like the old style but all 3 were already installed.

[@sren1446]

Very Nice video !! Is it possible to use a 8 pin tubular lock pick on a 7 pin lock. ??

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Søren from my understanding ( have not tried it ) it should work but it all depends on which model you have and the lock it self ....

[@Ben7seven7]

No you can’t use an 8 pin tubular lock pick impression tool on a 7 pin lock. I know, I’ve tried. I have the Southord kit which has both 7 and 8 pin versions.

[@macnutz4206]

I just watched an older video by LockPicking Lawyer, in which he said he has had more success with this set than with the more expensive ones that cost about ninety bucks for one pick.

[@llamamanism]

The tension rods in my set came too long and needed grinding down so they sit flush with the circular face of the tool. If this isn't done the tool wont go into the body of the lock far enough. Also the grub screw that holds the rod is fragile so use the short end of the allen key to tighten

[@stevecollins6465]

I have a set of these picks. Thanks to a review by the Lock Picking Lawyer and your video I found out the tension rods could be removed and how to do it, so I could open a tubular lock with only a recess in the outer ring. Many, many thanks.

[@vonkanon3091]

I have a gun safe I lost the keys for. It has only the slot on the outer ring. You’re saying this is this set to get?

[@stevecollins6465]

@@vonkanon3091 This can do it, but you'll have to check that the tension rods are removable if they are installed. Additionally these will only work if the lock has the same springs under each pin - some locks have different strength springs to stop this kind of tool being used. I suggest you look up videos about 'picking tubular locks' on youtube - these type of locks aren't that difficult to pick without this tool.

[@stevecollins6465]

I should just add, I wouldn't recommend using these as a permanent replacement for a key.

[@jasonpopp2026]

Good video I tried to pick a washing machine lock uses the light blue did everything you said. Wouldn't work. Lock said esd not sure if that matters.

[@lcplhall]

How would you pick a tubular lock that has the notch with the newer pick that doesnt have the tention bar?

[@derekmcclemens3901]

lcplhall still the same nothing changes except you don't have a tension rod installed

[@777-h6d]

@@derekmcclemens3901 then how do you apply tension

[@GerardoIx]

Just push till arrow is about 1/16 inch away from lock I didn't even know what the tns bar was for And still worked😏​@@777-h6d

[@ORIGNALatomicpunk]

I just recieved my set . I got it off of wish 8/24/2018 . All 3 have the little pins pre installed

[@charliebemis5596]

HUK Give Away. Nice video. I managed to buy one of the old sets at a local reseller. I got the kit for only $5.00. Now I know how to use it. Thanks

[@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi]

Holt shit you took a lonnnngggg time to explain how you moved the colar to level the picks..... but in depth sort of. Ive been at my elevator in my building for a few weeks on and off and cannot get it to budge, i just want to turn the fan switch on for the cab. hahaha maybe il ring the company and beg someone to come do it

[@dhw1016]

Huk Give away. Nice video and your rambling is very valuable and informative. Thanks Doug

[@derekmcclemens3901]

dhw101 well thank you I'm glad you think so. Also I got you added for the giveaway!

[@jamesbriggs4153]

New subscriber repetitive info I feel is good helps plant that important info in my memory. So you just keep on rambling.

[@peterboyd2613]

As a victim of the journey down the rabbit hole of locksport and a newbie tubelar locks r my next venture

[@ZeroSignal360]

I bought a set from amazon the other day. It was the old kit with the rods free 2 day shipping with prime...

[@pauldavies1576]

I got this from wish and it came with the old tension bars and holes inside the pick tube only a couple weeks ago

[@bradmiles8242]

Also if you tighten the blue collar down it becomes a permanent key you won't be able to zero out the L wires

[@whothis8933]

Bought this set from ali and it's the old version. Didn't know anything about it so guess i just got lucky getting the right set

[@RespawnRestricted]

The smaller ones to me look like they're also to put tension on the pins so it's pushing on them from both sides

[@rickjames8943]

That pin is if your using it as a single pin picking or at least that what it says in the manual

[@ironlung7241]

What other tubular lock picks do you own? These are the only ones I haven't had....i love the HPC one definitely way better than any out there... Southord is 2nd and the one by HIROSHI I believe it is...also have had the GOSO ones and the KLOM ...but HPC....yeah they are the shit! Can open up ACE 2 locks with mine.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

So far this is the only kit that I have. I want to get the south ord here soon and the klom and goso just to have them and compare them. I am also going to buy the high end one ( cant think of the name right now) but it can be converted into 7/8/10 pin depending on what you need. I am not surprised that the HPC I had something from them in the past that was not good quality at all. Thanks for the input tho I am going to order the other ones soon.

[@Phred_Phlintstoner]

Derek McClemens I believe you are talking about the peterson pro-1 but from what I understand they stopped making it because it cost so much to make that selling it for a couple hundred dollars isnt cost effective... I hope im wrong but if you can find one its gonna cost as much as 10+ huk kits... once again I hope im just misinformed... but yeah peterson pro-1. great tool!

[@ironlung7241]

Phred Phlintstoner ....No I'm not talking about the Peterson pro.... I have known for a while about it not coming out....anyway...Trust me! I've hade/have just about every tubular lock pick there is except for a few high priced V lock cam style and octagon shaped ones...and The HPC tlp-model c....is the shit!Southord is also good (still not close to HPC)..Caution when buying the GOSO ones...they come in 3 sizes 7.0 7.5 and 7.8 like all ones I've seen but the ones I had would not fit into any standard 7 pin lock...all 3 were too small... the same thing happened with the KLOM one I have also.

[@ironlung7241]

Derek McClemens ...Southern Specialities sells a good 7-8pin convertible pick for 90bucks I have that is ok.

[@Phred_Phlintstoner]

Phat_Boy 412 no I wasnt referring to your comment. sorry.lol. derrek said that he wanted the adjustable tool that you can make 7 or 8 or 10 pin. Im assuming he meant the pro-1. but am I understanding you correctly that peterson has discontinued it?

[@bestrafer38]

nice huk giveaway,i really like the longer videos,i learn alot the way that you explain everything.keep the videos coming.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Thank you. I will. Were you entering the give away or no. Thanks for the feedback also glad that you get something out of the videos.

[@bestrafer38]

yes, iwould like to enter the huk giveaway please.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Ok I got you added to

[@billbacardi3262]

Derek thank you for entering me my friend. I lost mine at the last job I was on

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Bill Bacardi no problem!!

[@huxleypig69]

That Cobra tubular is so close to being very good but sadly they left too much room. Camlock Systems make a range of tubular locks with an octagonal post and they are very effective at keeping the tubular picks out of the keyway.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Yes even with upgrading from the tubular to medeco they did not do the greatest job with the universal t handle because my medeco did not fit in the hole the designed for it to begin with and after modifying the hole for the abloy I notice that the medeco can still be exposed. They had a good idea tho.

[@nickcondyles4761]

Huk giveaway -thanx I'll go back to trying to open my electronic safe

[@freddyperez2994]

"HUK give away" . GOOD video, like the knowledge you give away on all the lil things.thanks brah.

[@bigwpg204]

for some reason mine wont work the pins on the pick raise the same amount every time can u help

[@freebirdy2005]

Huk Give away. Thank you for your informative video. I learned a lot.

[@derekmcclemens3901]

Robyn Oyler thank you. I got your name added. Good luck

[@sayicant2473]

Fyi. I just purchased this item from Amazon on 8.7.18 and received the old style with the tension rod built in.

[@locctudda]

Good review but this dude was geeked when he made this

[@jacobmccullough790]

Will this work on a vanlock? Thanks

[@derekmcclemens3901]

I don’t know, sorry.

[@oveidasinclair982]

I just purchased a 3 piece kit by Klom, all 3 picks have the tensioner bar in it, I purchased it on Ebay october 2019

[@mtmerv09]

I found the older version and i just got it in today and ya its off of the geek app took about to 3 weeks to arrive!

[@767dag]

Mic out tension Rod , cut drill bit stock make my own ... what size is it

[@ericlee7801]

I just found the 7.8 mm with the tension pin yesterday... Bet someone is missing it today....

[@chase196222]

What are the white washer for

[@jasonedits459]

Nice vid. Would this tool work for laundry machine?

[@cr82009]

How do I insert a small iron into a small hole?

[@HaddaClu]

Finally I will be able to open that dang bike lock that I lost the keys for. I wonder if the local locksmith would be willing to make me a new key if I bring in the pick

[@miamited69]

Just ordered from Amazon and it has no date and has the tension pins

[@Austin0the0Ellis]

Does the kit work with 8 pin tubular locks?

[@feet_exe]

No

[@bendover-zo8uy]

Hay I found and old style pic on geek it is the Klum but it has the tension rod