Would these work as lock picks? Sorry, couldn't find it in the description.
1456750
Sorry, I can't answer that ? For u. The business I'm in I just use these for picking tools. Good for the money . Just break the window. LOL
1456751
No they can NOT work as lock picks they are way to big I bought them and they are not meant for lock picking
1456752
These are way too thick to be used to pick locks. Not to mention, based on the shape, the only locks they would be any good for would be single-tumbler locks (think 18th century locks).
1707816
No, these won't work for those. Show me a picture and I can probably help you find those.
761469
These clippers are more for lining & designs. I have never used them with the guides, but I don't see why they would not work.b
498693
I have used them for securing bicycles to a bicycle rack. I would speculate, maybe the diameter of your index finger. Maybe one of the smaller sizes offered by Amazon would serve you better.
1592587
Only three of them at max would be useful for picks. They aren't designed for it, so they wouldn't be the best option. It would be much cheaper and smarter to just order lockpicks from a site like http://www.southord.com/Lock-Picking-Tools/Lock-Picks.html and just order single picks from the replacement section. Don't forget your torque wrench!
1814911
Just my opinion, but I do not use these for roll pins. I got a set of punches made specifically for roll pins.
1640221
I would think so as long as you release the locking screw before you move them up or down automatically.
1685980
It depends. If you could find the thinner plastic cards like a hotel room key, then the Pick Punch worked well. However, if you used a credit card that is generally thicker, then the edge of the pick would come out rough. You will have to file it with a nail file. So, it works fine but not great.
348023
It would work as long as you do not cut off the pressure needed going to the pick part. It is an excellent investment. Well made and easy to use.
685093
I think it would but would probably be a bit awkward/likely to slip off (as the other comments mentioned). It is very small. I bought them for key hooks at the bottom of a mail holder (which they are perfect for).
2106430
Generally, I wouldn't. I have used locks specifically stated for outdoors use. As far as I know they are made for indoor use only.You may contact Master Lock to ascertain the correct answer. The link is here... https://contact.masterlock.com/52/contactus.aspx Good luck!
879904
Not familiar with the lock pick item but it has RCA jacks I don't see why not
149329
No - only for fingers, BUT they are the best I have ever used. I use a hard plastic thumb pick.
123302
you could, but without the stretchiness of the included lace material, not certain that would be an ideal solution. the locks have teeth designed for this material, but they would probably work on regular laces, too.
356981
I'm sorry ,I have no way of telling if these locks are applicable to your inquiry. Perhaps if you check with the manufacture they can supply you with the answer.
1134770
I think so. They could be set so they don't even have to be undone. I can just pull mine on and off without messing with the lock unless I really tighten them down.
371470
Yes they will. They are a little more expensive than others, but they are very strong. The self-tapping feature works well. I have a K4 jig and use them in it. Have fun. Stan