Intro to Lock Picking

A few weeks ago, I presented “Intro to Lock Picking” at the B-Sides Orlando Security Conference. For those wanting the slides, you can download the slides here.

If you missed the presentation, I will have a video posted in the near future!

May Meeting

May meeting will be on Friday, May 3, 2013! Meet us for hacking, lock picking, and general geeking out. Starts at 6:30 PM, everyone welcome!

Please Contact us or check the Meetings page for more details.

April Meeting

April meeting will be moved to Friday, March 29. Please contact me or check jaxlocksport.com/meetings for meeting details.

TOOOL at Hack@UCF

TOOOL Jax will be in Orlando for a lock picking workshop at Hack@UCF on February 8, 2013! I’ll give an overview of how locks works, the types of tools available, and how locks can be manipulated. Locks and picks will be provided so attendees can get some hands-on practice. Pick sets will also be available for sale if anyone is interested.

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Security B-Sides Orlando

Jax TOOOL will be hosting the Lockpick Village at Security B-Sides Orlando, April 13-14, 2013!

This is a free event, and we encourage everyone in the Orlando and surrounding areas to join us, learn about hacking, pick some locks, and have fun!

More details at http://www.securitybsides.com/w/page/59162967/BSidesOrlando.

Snap Picks

I received some snap picks from Raimundo a while back, and here are some long overdue pictures.

The principle is very similar to how bump keys work; you snap the bottom pins and the momentum transfers to the top pins and springs. While applying torsion to the plug, the pins can clear the sheer line and allow the plug to turn, opening the lock. (I won’t bother with the billiards analogy)

These snappers are handmade from bicycle spokes. They feature a curved handle to make them easier to hold, a thumb guard to make snapping easier and reduce the stress on your thumb, and one of them has an “eggtooth” on the blade. The eggtooth is a divot towards the front of the blade that makes it easier to find the last pin. This is helpful because striking the cylinder or tailpiece would take a lot of energy away from the pins.

It takes a little bit of practice, but it makes a very quick way to open many locks in a hurry.

Lockpick Collection

Inventory:

Southord

37 Piece Slimline Pick Set (C3010)
Warded Pick Set (WP-10)

TOOOL

Beginner’s Blend Pick Set
Fabulous 5 Pick Set
Flat 5 Tensioner Set
Wafer Lock Jigglers
DC20 Limited Edition Breakaway

Storm

24 Piece Pick Set (DELTA-24)
Universal 12 Piece Bump Key Set
Pro Bump Hammer

SerePick

Bogota Single/Triple
Bogota Double/Sabana
Bogota Deforest Hooks

Peterson

U-Bend-It Tool

SEREPICK Executive Kit

The SEREPICK Executive Kit is a pocket-sized set of tools, that may be help you get yourself out of an emergency. The kit contains a Bogota lockpick set (a single and a triple), 2 handcuff shims, a 70mm diamond wire blade, and a custom designed leather case. Read more

First Video

My very first YouTube video, of my handmade Bogota rakes, and picking some basic locks.

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