(1204) Review: Banggood 81-Piece Lock Pick Set & Plug Spinner

Let's reviewsome new Banggood gear: The 81-piece lock pick set & their new plug spinner.
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[@lockpickinglawyer]

Never seen prybar type tools in a Chinese set. Nice. 👍

[@hypernovie]

China copy everything....some times take time

[@jkok6458]

LockPickingLawyer nice video

[@Johnyrocket70]

True, I will take the case and prybars. You can have the rest.

[@wilsonwilliam5296]

Really interesting topic

[@loktom4068]

How about couple drill bits?

[@OlyArmsAR15]

Nice review. I've recently been inspired by your videos to take up picking. I've picked every master lock I own. My Sparrow's cutaway and reload kit should be here any day now so I can move on to something a little more advanced. Thanks for your excellent videos.

[@TheChipmunk2008]

the correct british term for the spring thing is 'it's the marmite tensioner. You love it or hate it"

[@mattlogue1300]

Looks like a hotdog on a stick to me.

[@FusionDeveloper]

Wow! Thank you. Now I have a potential use for the Copper Sulfate crystals I purchased, beyond just admiring its beauty in a sealed glass jar. I bought large copper sulfate crystals, but i'm sure there is some little granules i could use, or just buy some that is sold as pipe root-killer from a store.

[@FirearmTutorials]

you should call the triple bar bell the crop circle

[@schmidtyyt]

Or the "traffic light"

[@jahnwishart-ly6ov]

This one looks like a sex toy to me..Those (ahem) beads on a string..and suddenly nobody knows what I'm talking about.

[@tedbaxter5234]

It is late 2019 and I have not found anything close to this product on Banggood. Will look tomorrow. Thanjs

[@branlan895]

found it if your still interested: www.banggood.com/81-in-1-Stainless-Steel-Single-Hook-Kit-Locksmith-Tools-Set-Lock-Picks-p-1225635.html

[@KevinHallSurfing]

@@branlan895 Lesson to self ... scroll thru comments. 😆Took ages to find this kit on Banggood but yes this is the link. 👍

[@Bendprths]

Those handles inspired me to use an X-acto handle. I tried with those metal bristles from road cleaning trucks, it holds firmly in place

[@johntheexplainer]

Is it odd that, among all of those dimple rakes, there’s nothing to SPP dimples with, apart from repurposing a hook or half-diamond?

[@danmackintosh6325]

That was my thoughts too

[@tig4rx]

8:30 is there any video of someone using the pick? It seems really weird and i cant find any video of people using those pick for dimple locks

[@jezzamarkham5285]

Great video. I took a look at the site in the UK and there is an itemized list with every single piece included also a lot of photos of everything.

[@jsslandro]

About the play in the tips on the spinner, when the camera focused on the x shape receiver for the bits, one looked "thicker" than the other. Is it cut to two different sizes?

[@georgelangrick7384]

Good spot and you're right, I have 2 of these plug spinners, (ordered 1 through Bangood but ended up paying for and receiving 2) - there is no play at all with any of the bits, he must have had that one the wrong way around - the one that is the same width throughout but different thickness at either end... These spinners are very strong and are well made and also great value. The only down side would possibly be the size of the gun, not the smallest of plug spinners but then you are getting the benefits of a more powerful spring.

[@michaelmendillo7513]

I am very impressed,, this set is going to be on my mind for awhile because I hate to let a good deal pass me by,,,, TY 😎✌

[@taylorjames1013]

3:45 That's false. Force applied is equal to force transferred. The spring will flex the tension tool in the middle, but you're just loading the spring.

[@JasperJanssen]

Yeah, but it doesn’t vary wildly the moment you get rotation in either direction.

[@omgitsjoetime]

Taylor James ya you load the spring and the force isn’t transferred directly to the lock.

[@stevenmcginty9486]

I found that the cheap surgical blade handles from the pound shop can fit in your picks. Or £3-£5 out of other shops UK. Or internet.

[@LockNoob]

I just got one of these to review too. Very nice as always Bill :-)

[@sledmaster420]

bosnianbill I love your vids because of you I got into lock picking for fun .about 15 months ago I'm looking at stepping up and getting a better pick set with more tensions and pick what do you recommend

[@Mister6]

They aren't in the description but they are pretty prominent in the photos

The plug spinner looks impressive. Would be interesting to have a more in depth review of it with different kinds of locks.

[@noahway13]

I can't get it to work in a lock. It seems like it should be strong enough.

[@timlake3081]

i couldnt find them on banggood

[@igorsvacic217]

that nending should be done on all double sided bottom tension tools. Thats pretty usefull actually, you have option to change the position 90 degrees.

[@2007bjc]

Being "slightly" magnetized does not interfere with brass pins?

[@dbillionaer]

Turn the floppy tip one 90 degrees and put it into the thinner slot it will hold it a lot more firm

[@cpttrips236]

I ordered one of these kits back in August of 2019 on your review Bill. Now I just need to find some different locks to use the different picks on. Lol

[@venelibre5315]

Thank for sharing this with us... Now you have naterials to show how to use them☺️👌

[@adamwest8711]

Ryan Reynolds is suddenly all over KZbin and suddenly my wife is constantly looking over my shoulder for the first 30 seconds of every video I watch... Anyway, great video as always.

[@oh8wingman]

There are three basic types of stainless steel. Ferritic, martensitic, and austenitic. Most ferritic stainless is magnetic and some martensitic are also. Only austenitic is primarily non magnetic. Ferritic and martensitic usually have three digit designations starting with a 4 like 430 or 410. Austenitic normally starts with a 3 like 304 or 316. Technically you can use anyone of these types or grades and call it stainless steel but the best is austenitic.

[@glohstr1]

Thanks for the contest !

[@clintonbiggs1291]

Looks like. H&H lock pick kit you reviewed several years ago. Just different handles.

[@KoolBreeze420]

How does that spinner work it's not engaging the pins it's too short so what's the science behind it how does it open locks?

[@Johnyrocket70]

ferritic stainless steels are generally magnetic while austenitic stainless steels usually are not. A ferritic stainless steel owes its magnetism to two factors: its high concentration of iron and its fundamental structure.

[@htmagic]

400 series stainless is slightly magnetic. Stainless silverware is made of this stuff.

[@mightguy2906]

What's a good pick set that's 15000s thick

[@TinkersTales]

what is the diameter of the 2nd set of tensioners, you show?

[@FG-Supercharged]

Shame about that 81 piece pick set... They've sold 4 and are under restock (as at 17/Dec/17) already!!! LOL, so Bill must've bought 25% of their original stock!

[@yousifa4002]

Link?

[@steb430]

A LIL rubber thing on the end! oh yeah!

[@nikita0061]

why there is no Banggood link ?

[@BusterAtlass]

That looks a nice kit... Bit of everything :)

[@jasoncollins4088]

Seems they jacked the price up too. Greed kills deals.

[@phri6173]

For a Chinese kit it's quite good , and impressive selection , also bill isn't that an extractor in the car set at the bottom? :)

[@Bodragon]

Plenty of stainless steel is magnetic. Most kitchen knives are. I keep all mine on a magnetic rack.

[@MrPir84free]

I use stainless steel pins for reloading... Believe it or not, they are magnetic and depend upon that property to sort them out from the brass... And they sometimes rust as well... The pins just don't rust as quickly as steel does..

[@MrPir84free]

And I should also say that I used to have a stainless steel refrigerator; never found a magnet that would stick to it. Non-magnetic as far as I could tell. ..

[@rileyfenley522]

There are all over 150 series of stainless steel and 4 different families, with varying levels of corrosion resistance and strengths. Stainless steel is a steel alloy with a minimum of 10.5% chromium by mass. Martensitic stainless steel family definitely is magnetic and more prone to corrosion and pitting, but is strong & tough but contains up to 1% carbon. For very good corrosion resistance you want austenitic stainless steel, high chromium (min 16%), nickel content, and low carbon (max 0.15%). This is the family 304 ss is in. Just like most things you get what you pay for.

[@irlrp]

Most stainless steel is magnetic. Heck, steel is mostly made of Iron, which is magnetic...

[@rileyfenley522]

irlrp Its a myth that all stainless is non magnetic. Whether stainless steel is magnetic or not is based on its family which is based on its alloy contents which affect its atomic structure. Ferritic, Martensitic, and duplex stainless steels are magnetic. The most common type of stainless (~70%) is Austenitic and is virtually non magnetic, so non-magnetic it is used in MRI machines.

[@Gee-Man-Adventures]

That's a few more than 18 picks Bill. Love your videos by the way.

[@alwaysrockn2009]

Seems like a really cool set like you mentioned. I've never picked a lock but would love to learn. Should I start with a more basic kit or go with something like this?

[@cpttrips236]

I know this is late, but I am also somewhat new to picking. I have the Southord PXS14, but after Bill's review of this kit I got one and never looked back. Hope that this helps.

[@subven69]

I love the intro

[@benthreadgate5190]

PHASER. NOT RAY GUN YA F.... *sigh* ok, inner nerd satisfied. But deadset, you and lpl just gave me a new hobby. Top vids, keep it cranking.

[@choochoochooseyou]

Bill, did you open that padlock by just spinning?

[@ismannen567]

What i was wondering too.

[@daveh7720]

How does that gun work? Is it a kinetic attack?

[@PhillyFail]

Dave H the way I have seen plug Spinners work as you pick a lock normally turn it just a little bit and then use the plug spinner To rapidly turn it to avoid any traps

[@WineScrounger]

It doesn’t really pick the lock. It’s for when you can only pick a lock the wrong way to open it. It spins the core round so fast that the driver pins don’t have time to drop past the shear line, and as if by magic your lock is picked the right way. Like Bill said, it gives you options. Very real options.

[@ehsnils]

That gun should have the ordinary hex socket for bits to make it even more versatile.

[@macnudd]

Great review and great prices!

[@dlc7922]

Great vid Bill. Thanks

[@jamesrivera6134]

How can I get some of my own thank you

[@jackdaniels7913]

Thank you for the review I have sence order a very similar set from banggood and the set is as advertised and reviewed not the worlds best but for what you get not a bad option at all... 🥃cheers🍻

[@jackdaniels7913]

And a tip for anyone reading, use 2x small washers to hold the spring tension tool closed and easily stored in the back of the set out of the way!

[@robsonmarcio7504]

this automatic rotation was disappointing for me because the body is made of a fragile material because when working together mechanically the spring exerts a lot of pressure under the fixed points of the locking pins so the durability is low due to the force concentrated on these pins that break the ring brass that supports the spring

[@jerrybates5791]

Nice set. Never so much for so little. Please put me on the list to win this great duo.

[@johnjonz2472]

On the giveaway it's listed as 18 piece , not 81 piece 😊

[@PsyphrWorks]

Hey Bill you might want to switch 1 and 8 in the Title

[@bosnianbill]

Thanks! Fat fingers...

[@jkok6458]

The set looks nice

[@yousifa4002]

Link?

[@SomeGuysg]

damn that cut on your thumb ....

[@whitepanth3r]

Where is the link to buy? I can't find them

[@bosnianbill]

You'll just have to search through all of Banggood's "locksmith supplies". Banggood has a bad habit of changing their links on an almost daily basis, so posting a link would be useless.

[@whitepanth3r]

Bosnianbill ok sounds good! Thanks for the info and great job on the channel!

[@novo1178]

Pretty Awesome Cool Kit!!!

[@jraymond3218]

Dont get the plug spinner.How do the pins get to the shear line just by spinning the core?

[@frequencydecline5250]

You pick them of course

[@inthruthewindow3265]

The spinner is used if you've picked the lock in the wrong direction and you now want to turn the lock the opposite way. It therefore saves you needing to re-pick the lock. By spinning the core really fast, the pins go past the shear line before they have a chance to drop. Also, as Bill said when he started to pick that padlock, some locks are difficult to pick when tensioning in one direction, but can be picked easier in the opposite direction. You could then pick the lock in the easy (wrong) direction, and then "spin" it back.

[@jraymond3218]

Thank you for clarifying that.

[@davesheehan4565]

Great review .

[@jamesmurphy8014]

Great review!!

[@sarnold1277]

Nice set!

[@BulgarianNationalist]

So how does the plug spinner work? Just brute force turning the core snapping the pins inside or? Can it work on all the locks of that type or?

[@inthruthewindow3265]

You still need to pick the lock. The spinner is used if you've picked the lock in the wrong direction and you now want to turn the lock the opposite way. It therefore saves you needing to re-pick the lock. By spinning the core really fast, the pins go past the shear line before they have a chance to drop. Also, as Bill said when he started to pick that padlock, some locks are difficult to pick when tensioning in one direction, but can be picked easier in the opposite direction. You could then pick the lock in the easy (wrong) direction, and then "spin" it back.

[@BulgarianNationalist]

Thank you for the clarification.

[@AlekBoo]

Thanks, nice review

[@alexandersupertramp7191]

how the heck does the spinner work. im new to all of this, i dont get it.

[@bosnianbill]

I've demonstrated it in several videos, but here is a recent one where a spinner saved the day: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZC2mIiOo8iHibs

[@alexandersupertramp7191]

ah thanks, but i was so curious i had already found and watched it. however can you tell me, if you visit bang good are their still lockpicks on the site, everything including the category for lock picking tools is gone, i had added some to my cart days earlier and managed to order them even though if i search now there are only two sets . compared to so many the days before. suport didn't answer anything except that i could get nail picks if i wanted. lol

[@ahmadseed2072]

How much price total

[@richardc2955]

Could you please recommend a lock for my tool trailer that is hard to pick I can not afford a lot of cash just some thing that would slow them down or stop them I can no longer afford to replace my stuff old guy you know how it is .

[@bosnianbill]

Grab yourself an Abloy 340 off eBay. It won’t resist die grinders better than any of the other locks but at least nobody will pick it.

[@richardc2955]

@@bosnianbill thank you

[@KiKi-mc2ve]

Nice!

[@jraymond3218]

didnt see him picking the lock. Just inserted plug spinner.

[@user-rw3qq2sr1z]

Did anyone order this set?? The seller said he was out of stock and now I cannot get a reply, answer from him . . . ??

[@toddclark419]

If you need longer pick for car locks why don't you just make all your locks longer?

[@iggymac3473]

me me me lol Great review! Bill

[@endrawes0]

But do they work?

[@danb8937]

i definetly could use some new picks

[@LordPadriac]

Almost all stainless steel is at least slightly magnetic. Being magnetic or not is a very bad test of whether something is stainless steel or not. Being magnetic has nothing to with whether something is truly stainless or not. The reason is that any ferrous based metal is magnetic and even the stainless steels manufactured with very, very light magnetic properties can be become mildly or strongly magnetic during the cutting, bending, heating and cooling and other forming processes. Just bending or the impact from stamping, which is probably how those picks were made, can cause the atoms in the metal to realign so that the metal becomes magnetic.

[@fl106c]

nice review ty

[@jasoncollins4088]

Bill, That Banggood code does not work.

[@drdon999888]

They are already sold out😥

[@brianbevington3788]

Great video.

[@Daltonleach11]

304 stainless is cheap and magnetic could be that.

[@iridian]

wow, quite a lot of stuff for such a small case! also, I hope your hand heals, that looks like a nasty cut

[@WineScrounger]

iridian not the cats again? Those cats eh.

[@edwardschultz5171]

I like it nice set

[@thelockpickinglebowski633]

Tip in the wrong slot, Bill. 14:41

[@tritech]

I put it in the wrong slot once, never heard then end of it.

[@livewelldiefree]

@@tritech i put in any end i want😎

[@Mister_Brown]

now we can make bills car key

[@RubberBanned]

Heyyyyy, that’s pretty good!

[@magicshon]

5:55 Thats what she said

[@robertafettuccine]

Not to you though. Lol

[@newwavepressure6478]

Another cool set one of theses days I hope you call out my name thanks for the video

[@ltf4068]

OUCH Nice gash on your thumb. bet that hurt.

[@quickb16crx]

Great review man! I ordered the kit based on this review and locknoob’s review but got screwed by banggood. They sent me essentially a nylon ziplock bag with no proper way to sto the picks. So everything is just jumbling inside a bag. Contacted their customer service, let’s see what they do.

[@wombatdk]

Seems a bit excessive, and the thickness is a bit much?

[@felenov]

Just buy it for the many picks. I would trust sparrows picks a bit more. Or the picks I made

[@williamfairfaxmasonprescot9334]

I want that

[@BD90..]

Very cool

[@anhhieutran9299]

cho tôi mua bộ này

[@truefiasco2637]

sweet.

[@wilsonwilliam5296]

Nice

[@Chlorate299]

301 stainless is non-magnetic in its annealed state; if you cold work it, then it becomes slightly magnetic. For example, Sparrows claim their picks are made from 301 stainless and all of my Sparrows picks stick to magnets quite happily. Wow...some of those rakes look like garbage. I generally reach for a bogota, and if that doesn't work, straight to SPP.

[@ALBERYGTEC]

Poxa amigo! Sou do Brasil me manda um desses de presente?