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To push all the pins up, lift the straightened paper clip up and “rake” it towards you. You will hear the pins clicking. You will know when you have picked the lock when the hooked clip turns easily. It will be likely that you will not succeed on your first try.
Have you ever lost a key and been in a desperate need to get in? As long as you can find yourself a couple paperclips, you can do your way in. It may not be pretty, but it usually gets the job done.
Collect your materials. Most of what you need to pick a lock with a paperclip is easily accessible. You really only need three different things. The paperclips, one to act as lock pick, one to act as tension wrench, and a pair of pliers to shape the paperclips.
• Two big paperclips, one to act as tension wrench, one to act as the pick. There is no upper size limit, but you want to make sure that the width is not slim enough that it will fit into the lock and that the height is tall enough so that you can insert it into the lock while still holding onto enough length to turn them.
• Grab a pair of pliers to shape the two paperclips. It’s easier to use pliers than your hands.
Unfold first paperclip into the lock pick. In order to do this, unfold the large edge of your paperclip twice until a straight portion juts out. You will be inserting the straight part into the lock to use as a pick.
• Some locksmiths also put a tiny upward bend into the tip of the pick. This is to depress the pins inside the lock, but is not strictly necessary.
• Alternately, you could unfold an edge of your paperclip until a straight portion sticks out at a 90° angle. This is a basic tension wrench that is workable but not ideal.
• It can take some practice to get the right amount of pressure. Too hard and you’ll twist your paperclip out of shape. Too lightly and you won’t put enough pressure on it to pick the lock.
Turn the wrench in the direction that the lock turns. This can be a bit hard to do if you’re not sure which way it turns, but it’s important to turn the wrench in the right way. There are a couple ways to test the lock and see which way the key would turn.
• If you know which way the lock turns in order to open, turn the tension wrench in that direction. If you don’t know what direction the lock opens, guess to one side; on the first shot, you’ll have a 50/50 chance of opening the lock.
• If you have a sensitive touch, you can also feel which way the lock opens by turning with the tension wrench. Turn clockwise first, then counter-clockwise.
• Keep pressure on tension wrench as you’re doing this. If you don’t the lock picking won’t work properly.
• Quickly doesn’t mean yanking it out, but you want to move quickly enough that the motion is smooth. Again this is something that you have to get a feel for which is why few people are able to pick a lock on their first try.
Locate the pins inside the lock. Keeping pressure on the tension wrench, try to locate the pins inside the keyhole using your pick. Most American locks will have at least five pins that you’ll need to set in order to open the lock.
• You’ll feel the pins against your lock pick when you insert it.
• Experienced lock pickers can do this in what looks like one swift motion, but inexperienced pickers will need to use more deliberate motions to set each pin.
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Post time: Jun-04-2017