3 Piece DANIU Tubular Lock Pick Set Review

[@pickbeard2690]

Nice giveaway,I have a couple of questions...🤔🤔 1/What is the purpose of the plung button? 2/ Do Bangood sell multiple versions (meaning 8&10 pin versions). 3/ What is the weight/feel of these,they look very robust and quite heavy on camera. Thanks for listening and making another great vid👍👍😘😘

[@LockNoob]

Pick Beard great questions :-) 1/ for plunging ;-) seriously though, it allows the tip to retract into the handle, pushing the probes back to the zero position 2/ no, not that I've seen. I've been told Southord do these variations, but I imagine they are not too cheap 3/ these seem to be made with milled aluminium handles or similar. Robust, but not obtrusively heavy

[@pickbeard2690]

Lock Noob Cheers for answering buddy 😘😘👍

[@jgallagher944]

Nice looking picks, however I noticed that they do not have tension rods. Does that limit their usefulness?

[@LockNoob]

J Gallagher I'm not sure to be honest, I've not found it to be an issue though :-)

[@judgemental8934]

You made an excellent impression during this video!

[@LockNoob]

Judge Mental lol :-)

[@markhicks371]

purchased these last year fund them very good.friend of mine owns a no. of public houses and is forever losing his keys to pool tables ect. so always good for a few pints off him when am called to open up his equipment..good review again..cheers

[@Potti314]

That was a very nice demonstration of the impressioning tools. Love the part where you compared the impressioning result with the the actual key. Thanks for the review - these tools look well made.

[@LockNoob]

Potti314 thank you :-) they do seem well made considering the price :-)

[@sren1446]

Lock Noob Thanks for your video !! How many size is there in tubular lcks ?

[@mikeduprelsr96]

I purchased a set of these a few months back and they do not have the tension rod inside the tube. There is no way to turn the cylinder open once you get the right setting. Thanks for the video.

[@LockNoob]

I find that it's not a problem as the friction between the tool and lock is enough to turn the core :-)

[@jeremy.-.s]

Have been debating on getting a set like this or the huk but feel as if i should try getting familiar with spp'ing on tubular locks first and get this as a just in case

[@magiclocks9206]

Really like the Banggood reviews. From their ads you never know anything about the quality or if they even work. Often their descriptions are so vague you don't even know what the purpose of the item is. Thank you and keep the reviews coming.

[@LockNoob]

Magic Locks will do, thanks for watching :-)

[@yevmust5407]

have HUK kit, so 7.8mm tool would open 7.5mm lock no problem, wouldit be the same here??thanks

[@willbernard2889]

Hey, have you ever used the huk tubular lock pick? I've been wondering which set you prefer, how it compares with this one. Great video!

[@LockNoob]

Yes, I found them to be good - I’m not sure I could choose between them as they do a very similar job

[@diannebillings8382]

Been trying to use this on a pop out tubular lock and cant seem to get it unlocked. Could you make a video on that kind of lock

[@LockNoob]

Yes, all ad it to my to do list 👍😃

[@Mrkey-rg9jf]

Hello, which ones are suitable for opening Chinese safes size pleas

[@anekroth]

I have a set just like this one. I had an idea that I think might make them work a little better. I'm not certain of coarse, it's an experiment. The idea is this: I've noticed that these don't have a tab for tensioning the core. As far as I can tell it relies on the pins to rotate and bind the core. I am curious if a tensioning tab would improve the performance of these impressioning tools. My plan is to drill and tap a hole for a 1.6mm grub screw to act as a tensioning tab. If it works, the grub screw could be adjusted to be inward or outward facing so that it can be used for the different styles of tubular locks (and by that I mean inward tensioned or outward tensioned). I also have another mod that I already did which I will share with you. Actually I don't know if it can really be considered a mod because its such a simple thing. Anyway, because the button over-travels a little bit, it causes the plunger to bind and feel really rough. I stretched a 1/4" O-ring over the button so that the O-ring provides some padding and reduces the buttons range of travel a little bit. It stops the button from over-traveling and makes the plunger work a lot smoother.

[@LockNoob]

That might just work :-)

[@anekroth]

@@LockNoob Thanks, I hope so. Admittedly I'm procrastinating a little on actually doing it because I'm afraid the tools I have on hand aren't good enough to do a good job of it. I have to drill such a tiny hole through what isn't a very thick piece of metal. Plus, I'm not confident that I can keep the angle from being crooked when I drill through. I've been thinking about getting a drill press, I think it would make jobs like this a lot easier. Thanks for the reply btw. You are always really awesome about that and I really appreciate it. I'm sure it can't be easy with so many people leaving you comments.

[@GAMESTERVISION]

ill save u time and hard work.. there is already a current set you can buy right now from Huk/Klom for 20 or less usd. that have a adjustable and or removable tension pin inside the tube. u can keep it in to aid in turning the lock without so much pressure being put on the fragile pick pins themselves. and u can use an Allen wrench to remove it compleatly if it's in the way at all.. I got the amazing ones I have on Amazon for under 20$ and they are very beautifully made with color coded magnetic reset rings around the pick pins and it's all high grade powder coated aircraft aluminim. the brand is: Klom Huk from China or Japan they are so nice and quality made they look and feel like little pieces of artwork. and are sure to impress ur buddies when they see what they do.. haha

[@anekroth]

@@GAMESTERVISION Thanks for the tip, I will check them out.

[@jamesrivera6134]

Tell me how does it work without the pin in the center I tried didn’t fix the locks on washing machine but it doesn’t seem to work without the pin in the center sometimes could you tell me if it works that you show at least showing on your video

[@bobbykeyz1263]

Nice review mate. This set looks like it actually works pretty good. I like the idea that you can adjust the tension. I haven't had much luck with the sets that have the little O-rings and you can't adjust the tension. That's pretty cheap for a set that you can adjust.

[@LockNoob]

Bobby Keyz thanks :-)

[@chrispowellutube]

Do you still find 7.5mm is the most common size? I ask because I’m a recovery driver and had to recover a van and trailer today which had a tubular lock keeping the trailer hitch locked, the driver didn’t have the key and I had to separate them at the side of the motorway, luckily the owner said the lock didn’t work so if you can grip it just pull it but I was thinking if the lock wasn’t broken what then? I have the huk tubular set but only have room to carry one really so the question is which one? Solely UK based if that helps?

[@redcatimaging]

Great review Ash and pretty nice tools :), love the reset function and that you can tighten the collet. Always wanted to try out one of these and have seen them sold as single pieces, but never did know which size to buy (or say, which is the most useful). So thanks for the info :).

[@LockNoob]

redcatimaging thank you, fun to have a play with, but not essential kit :-)

[@thelockpickinglebowski633]

Great review! Nice bitting locking feature: simply tighten and either use as a temporary key or gauge the cuts to fashion your own key.

[@LockNoob]

The Lock Picking Lebowski thanks :-)

[@brianphillips7420]

Hi, I want to buy a tubular pick and not a set, how do I measure the lock, is it the inner diameter which is approx 7mm or the external diameter next to the pins which is approx 7.9 mm? Thanks

[@LockNoob]

I'm afraid that all the sizing seems to be a bit vague and even different tool makers own sizing is a little suspect. The reason why most manufacturers make multiple sizes is to give you the highest chance of accessing a lock, but sometimes none of the tools fit. The most common size seems to be 7.8mm though

[@brianphillips7420]

Lock Noob many thanks for the reply, I'll probably just get the 7.8 , my mum bought a safe and locked the keys in! And the safe was only £30 hence not wanting to spend £30 on a set of three picks, thanks for your video and response

[@Frosty901]

How would you say these stack up against the HUK set?

[@LockNoob]

jahvey1 I've never tied the HUK set... maybe I should :-)

[@LockPickingPatrolman]

Nice review! I just saw these the other day but wasn't sure how they would be. Looks like a better set than the older ones they had. Great video 👍👍

[@LockNoob]

LockPicking Patrolman yeah, they seem OK :-)

[@mechathanos5444]

Do those come with a tension bar in the middle?

[@LockNoob]

No, I don’t think so :-)

[@k.leggott9567]

I would LOVE one !! I'm new to lock picking and I'm dying to broaden my ability beyond padlocks and pin and tumbler

[@LockNoob]

LEG4GOTT good luck :-)

[@k.leggott9567]

This is such a cool tool !! How much do they go for +- ??

[@LockNoob]

LEG4GOTT about $28 :-) check the link in the description for the latest price :-)

[@Phred_Phlintstoner]

nice. another of your review items directly from my wishlist... lol it's nice to see they can work. thank you.

[@LockNoob]

Phred Phlintstoner thanks :-)

[@veritasenigma2805]

Great review and a good set of tubular lock picks.

[@LockNoob]

Veritas Enigma thanks :-)

[@nomadsteve5297]

Lock noob I need your help please, I got the three sent to me but using the 7.8 still is not big enough to fit the tubular lock I’m trying to open, this lock is unusual in that on the face it has letters from B to L in alphabetical order, any help would be most appreciated.

[@LockNoob]

I’m sorry, it’s not a lock I’m aquatinted with, but maybe someone else who reads this comment can help? :-)

[@nomadsteve5297]

Lock Noob thanks for getting back to me so quickly, great videos and very well spoken, thanks again

[@tipenengapuhi]

Nice set of tools, never seen these particular ones reviewed before.

[@LockNoob]

Tipene Nga Puhi thank you :-)

[@GAMESTERVISION]

many cheap floor safes will have a tubular lock for back up access if the battery dies on the pin pad or combo dial numbers are forgotten. the back up tubular lock hole will be under a plastic cover u can access if the regular way in isn't an option. like a small 2 foot tall/wide safelight cheap entry level home floor safe. if they don't just walk off with it to open it later they can use one of these to take everything in there and even lock it back up after. lol

[@whartonbuildersinc3124]

Not really happy with the HUK kit. They don't hold tension evenly, and there for don't impression evenly. Will give this a try.

[@christopherburke5587]

I bought the 7.8 mm one but its not the one I need! I must have the set.. pretty please? 🙂

[@SrgCuddlez]

ay, this is cool - is there a good tube lock set to practice on?

[@LockNoob]

SrgCuddlez I'd start on a cheap cam lock from eBay. The height the cost, the more likely the lock will have anti impressioning features

[@petejcb1]

Nice set of picks and a great review and demo👍👍

[@LockNoob]

Pete 1 thanks :-)

[@nomadsteve5297]

Great video, straight to the point and very well spoken, thanks you have been a great help 👍

[@LockNoob]

Thank you :-)

[@mwilson14]

I'm in for this giveaway! Cool product and great review!

[@LockNoob]

Matthew Wilson thanks :-)

[@machete417]

I lent mine huk set out to a buddy and never got them back. I could mosdef use these.

[@jamesrivera6134]

Yes tell me how can I get a third of my own I like those

[@themadhatter4761]

Great bit of kit, thanks for the video. 👍👍

[@LockNoob]

The Madhatter thanks :-)

[@tysman65]

Nice, it appears they would be a great addition to any hobbyists kit. Thank you for the review.

[@billbacardi3262]

Nice set they seem to work pretty good sir. Great review my frien.

[@LockNoob]

Bill Bacardi thanks :-)

[@RookieLock]

Cool! Ive always wanted to get tubular lock picks. Count me in!

[@LockNoob]

Rookie Lock will do :-)

[@jamesrivera6134]

How can I get on my own and watching your shows all the time and I don’t get nothing so I would like a set of those goals you have very nice

[@adaniels4943]

Nice review! Thanks for the video!! Count me in for the drawing!!!

[@LockNoob]

Alex Daniels thanks :-)

[@OlaMagnusLie]

The tubular locks always gives me nostalgia for the nineties...

[@LockNoob]

Ola Magnus Lie totally. Radical :-)

[@davidmorris6439]

That's a very nice looking tool. Great Video.

[@LockNoob]

David Morris thanks :-)

[@serdargentsch735]

this tools look fantastic. how much do they cost? haaaa 28$. i followed the link.

[@LockNoob]

Serdar Gentsch lol :-)

[@paolafrege7766]

once tried with another tubular tool and it didn't work apparently, maybe if i kept on trying like you did.... if i will win these i will discover if it is me or it is tool's fault ! ☺

[@LockNoob]

Paola frege the tension on the tool itself is often the problem as it needs to be 'just right'. Also not all tubular locks can be impressioned e.g. They have security pins, more/less pins, different springs etc :-)

[@Leonslockpad]

cool review mate nice little kit👍😊😊😊😊😊😊😎😎😎

[@LockNoob]

Leon's lockpad thanks :-)

[@NivagSwerdna]

I'm in... although I'm still working on opening my combination lock....!

[@LockNoob]

NivagSwerdna good luck :-)

[@keithrutherford5164]

good vid sure beats spping them open great review thanks

[@LockNoob]

Keith Rutherford thanks :-)

[@jamesrivera6134]

I watch your show every time and you do good work so I’d like to know how How that life works without the pin in the center

[@LockNoob]

It basically tensions of the set pins

[@davewardle5287]

good demonstration well done keep them coming .

[@LockNoob]

dave wardle thanks :-) will do

[@matthewjames7394]

I need these! I forgot the combo to my safe and I need in there!

[@LockNoob]

If these get you into your safe, you might consider getting a new safe

[@matthewjames7394]

Haha no it just locked the handle and bars in place so even the combination can’t open it. I just picked it with a normal pick out of the kit that just came in the mail. It’s not as easy as you make it look!

[@johnrankin7897]

They may not be the best quality available out there, but they certainly appear to work well enough, nice one.

[@LockNoob]

John Rankin yeah, I'd be happy with them for non professional fun :-)

[@dirk4926]

BangGood has some cool lock stuff! Nice tutorial on tubular locks LN.

[@LockNoob]

Dirk Stabins thanks :-)

[@grantslocks7646]

I've only used once in a training, I don't have my own would be great to have a set.

[@LockNoob]

Grants Locks good luck :-)

[@WilliamMancel]

Great review buddy. 👏👍 I have the Klom 7.8 Blue one, that looks like that style, and the 3 piece HUK set. I believe those used to be called GOSO brand. So I have two 7.8 mm tools, and the Klom works faster on my practice lock. The discount code will make it easier to get a set of these.b

[@LockNoob]

William Mancel thanks :-) I'll have to check the Klom ones out at some point :-)

[@WilliamMancel]

I only have the 7.8 mm Klom, and it looks exactly like those Goso's only blue. I got mine from BangGood.

[@scottwalton8144]

Another great review. It sure would. be nice to win. Someone is going to have a nice set of tool to add to there pick sets

[@LockNoob]

Scott Walton good luck :-)

[@simpleton22583]

Great video keep them coming!

[@LockNoob]

simpleton22583 will do :-)

[@darthpaul123]

Very cool! Nice and easy 😉

[@LockNoob]

Pickaholic thanks :-)

[@FusionDeveloper]

You should remove the tailpiece to practice. I was looking at these and thinking of adding them to my previous order with that website, so it would be great to win them. I would appreciate having the different sizes.

[@LockNoob]

Jay H good luck :-)

[@colinellis3901]

interesting set, great video again.

[@LockNoob]

Colin Ellis thanks :-)

[@gantry289]

Looks like a nice set. Keep up the great video's

[@LockNoob]

Gantry thanks :-)

[@markw.4679]

Thank you for the review!

[@LockNoob]

Mark Wahl thanks :-)

[@majorzbzzn]

Great review, thank you for doing it.

[@LockNoob]

Boris Kozo thanks for watching :-)

[@CorkeryCoop]

Cool set! Really inexpensive too. Thanks for the demonstration.

[@Tracks777]

I enjoyed your video :)

[@LockNoob]

MisterBassBoost thanks :-)

[@andybrown8293]

Liked and subscribed, good work!

[@LockNoob]

Andy Brown thanks :-)

[@ClearAdventure]

Nice job, thank you so much!

[@LockNoob]

Thanks :-)

[@jeromebarnett7565]

Thanks Lock Noob for the review.

[@LockNoob]

jeromebarnett thanks :-)

[@aaronbradshaw3867]

Great video, would be great to broaden my skills with one of these!

[@LockNoob]

Aaron Bradshaw good luck :-)

[@RocRizzo]

Thanks for the videos. They are always quite informative. It would be great to win this set.

[@fede_rico]

Nice video and explanation, I'm in for the giveaway!

[@carlr.3804]

hopeful comment! just barely getting into the hobby so expanding tools are good.

[@LockNoob]

Carl Romero good luck :-)

[@bestrafer38]

these would be a nice addition to my collection

[@LockNoob]

brian edmisten good luck :-)

[@neosapien995]

Thankyou for the review, well done. I've been wanting to get a tubular pick but 80$ USD is to pricey for me. I really like the plunger reset as apposed to the washer style. Great video Thanks again.

[@LockNoob]

NeoSapien thanks :-)

[@Steel-Pinnings]

Very nice review bud, I didn't like this set as far as tge looks go and well tge orice so low as well is usually an easy tell. And it means they are just as cheap. lol Really glad you did this review, now I will get a set to give it a go myself. Cheers & Happy Pickin!!!

[@LockNoob]

Steel Pinnings they seem OK and they work OK on the locks I have too. Shame they don't come in other pin configurations though :-)

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

Nice demo, I would love to be in the drawing for these. R

[@LockNoob]

R. Akers thanks :-)

[@brianthorpe3180]

great vid buddy.count me in

[@LockNoob]

Brian Thorpe thanks :-)

[@simonelliott7570]

I have seen this type of lock on toolboxes etc.

[@LockNoob]

Simon Elliott yeah, there are loads about if you look :-)

[@dfpguitar]

they used be found consistently on high security applications until the BIC pen exploit became well known.

[@LockNoob]

To be fair, that exploit only works on a very small number of locks :-)

[@nadarajahgopal707]

Good set Sir.

[@LockNoob]

Thanks :-)

[@adaml.4076]

Awesome tools to work with

[@LockNoob]

👍👍

[@ironlung7241]

Nice review!

[@LockNoob]

Phat_Boy 412 thanks :-)

[@joshuadietzman3196]

Looks cool!

[@LockNoob]

Thanks :-)

[@leestahoski2591]

Thay look quite nicethay would a good addition to anybody's tool kit

[@LockNoob]

👍

[@jc1796]

Interesting and informative

[@LockNoob]

John Cronin thanks :-)

[@sren1446]

Lock Noob Could there be spolepins in tubular lock ? And if. Could a tubular lock pick open that too ?

[@frankandrade2150]

I would love one of your tools

[@chipchapchopreturns]

The HUK version works much quicker

[@bulletproofdesigns5972]

Great review count me in

[@LockNoob]

c raig will don :-)

[@paoloconforto5600]

good review!

[@LockNoob]

Paolo Conforto thanks :-)

[@two_tier_gary_rumain]

The trouble with tubular locks is the varying diameters and the number of pins. Which means you need multiple tools to pick them. This gets expensive quickly. About the only way they can save a little on the costs is to use one handle with the main part of the tool being an insert into a common handle. Never seen a set like that, unfortunately.

[@royplanalp4182]

Gary Rumain 😭. No

[@sherifnuredini1681]

Where can I bye you can send me I am from Germany

[@kaneconeghan9325]

I'd love them!

[@jalenjose3905]

There is a pesky man putting boots on cars charging an eye and a leg $300 follar just for removing it from the tire. And all his boots are that key you have there

[@Spyder2384]

Very nice

[@LockNoob]

Spyder thanks :-)

[@lrakarid1]

Another great review, seen these on banggood and they look good. Would be great to win these. Keep up the great work!

[@LockNoob]

lrakarid1 thanks :-)

[@sabrinafawn2012]

Awesome

[@jamesrivera6134]

I have one set but I like your son better could you send me one so I can win no what do I have to do just driving to your

[@jamesrivera6134]

Hey IWatch your show all the time but I never get to win anything I just hope maybe this time I can thank you and have a nice day