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The movie version of lockpicking tends to emphasize the meticulous, delicate image of the craft. The hero or villain takes out a slim wallet of fine tools, applies them with skill and precision, an…

Opening a safe with: 1. A beer 2. A padlock 3. A lighter 4. A potato 5. A hand ________ This video is meant for educational purposes only! Do not use for criminal activities! ________ (Music: Artist: "Nine Inch Nails". Album: "The slip". Track: "09.The four of us are dying" ) Creative commons attribution non-commercial share alike license.

Starting to pick locks? We created a list of the best practice locks to practice lock picking. Learn to pick locks by picking different types of locks!

An easy way to pick a lock within one minute. How to pick a lock with only bobby pins. How to open a locked drawer or door and what to do if you have lost your keys or you are locked out of your house. A pretty handy skill that stops you from calling a locksmith. This is a fairly essential life skill if you are ever in a situation when you are kidnapped, or you lost your own keys in an important time. For normal locks like these you can use pretty much anything to easily pick the lock. Just make sure it's something small enough to fit into the lock, but also strong enough to turn it open (bobby pins, strong wire will do). Figuring out how to pick the lock may take around 20-30 mins during your first try. But with some practice you should be able to get it done in 1 min. Check out my Part 2 video - How to Relock a Picked Lock:

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Yes, this is in fact way different from my let's plays. But hardly anyone really knows how to pick a lock, hence why locksmiths get paid $60+ for a 2 min job. This is for educational purposes so if you were to lock yourself out (like I have) or lost the key to your desk or file cabinet, you aren't screwed.