Cordless Electric Lock Pick Gun (KLOM & DANIU)
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2017
- A quick look at, and play with, a DANIU/KLOM cordless electric lock pick gun sold by Banggood. I've always been curious about these types of tools, so it was cool to have the opportunity to investigate one up close.
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We stopped selling these because of customers sending them back because they broke
I do have one personally and use it pretty often
Good electric pick gun but there hit nd miss if it breaks in a few days
Wow, thank you for sharing that. These are things that people should certainly be aware of. Much respect!
UK Lockpickers thank. Sir
I bought one about 14 years ago, still got it & still works fine,
& surprisingly still on the original battery.
Very nice review bud! That looks like a good setup! I am going to have to look into getting one of these.
Cheers. I'd suggest that you read through some of the comments here. Some people with more experience than myself have shared some information that you should be aware of. In particular, read the comments that were left by UK Lockpickers and Apache Locksport. Caveat emptor! :)
A nice honest and concise review 👍👍👍😎😎😎😍😘
Wouldn't expect anything less from you ❤️❤️
Thanks for sharing 👍👍🍺
Thanks, man. No choice but to tell the truth. :)
Cool thanks so many☺️👍 I never realy managed to open a lock with the one I have. Now I know how to use mine.
Cool. Glad I did something useful for you. :)
Thanks for the review, good info.
You're welcome. Tool will work but it may not last forever. Good enough to play around with but nothing to rely on.
Very good review. I bought one of those a few months ago. Mine works well, and I even used the drill attachment to drill out a broken key. But I don't use mine very much. The pick heads can be wedged into an exacto knife handle for a compact pick set.
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I'm hearing you. This doesn't really get used either. Well, not as anything other than a dust collector. :) Good idea to throw the picking needles into an exacto knife handle.
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Very good and very quick excellent price for the job
So this action is similar to what a bump key is trying to accomplish? With the exception that instead of one quick shock to the pins, this gun provides 12,000 shocks per minute to the tool end. Interesting!
Great review,I have a brand new pick gun like that,when I saw the pick ends I put it back in its case, because the tips were crapp. Never got around to order better ones.
LOL Yeah, I wasn't exactly thrilled with the tips either. :)
great review mate pitty about the needles cool video👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😊
Cheers. Yeah, a pretty important component to mess up. To be fair, just the flat needles were messed up.
great review , might invest in one , for a bit of fun
Cheers. Cheap enough things. They are a bit of fun to mess around with.
Impressive display.
Cheers, although it was the tool that did a good amount of the work. :)
@@NoctisMotus You definitely have the feel for it. I used this tool to open my very first 2 different padlocks 2 days ago. That's historical for me. This is after seeing your great video. But then, after managing to open those two locks ------ I had trouble opening them ...... and the metal picker snapped and flew up into the air somewhere. So this now reminds me about wearing safety eye-wear protection just in case heheheh. Those two locks aren't broken. I have to keep at it, and practise more. The tool definitely does work! Thanks again for making this video. Nice video.
Damn good review!
Cheers. Tried to call it like I saw it.
Nice review, seems to works very well. Have you tried it on challenge locks? The cross-lock tool looks like a kitchen aid for whisking eggs ;-)
Thank you. No, I would not dare to risk damaging anything that another picker had spent time putting together. Although, I may think about making an omelette later. ;)
great review. Sometimes you just have to call it like it is . Im still surprised the lockwood opened that quickly.
Cheers. Yeah, the truth be the truth. I have no desire to deceive anybody. The Lockwood was a surprise though. I guess it demonstrates poor tolerances in that particular cylinder.
Noctis Motus definitely. I'd say that you're right about that. every brand has at least that one model that isn't up to par with the rest.
Wow can't believe you got that Lockwood open with that bitting.
Yeah, it seems to suggest that the tolerances on that particular style of lock are pretty crappy.
I still have mine and no problems with it. The battery die'd on me but opened it up and replaced it with the right rechargable battery.
Yup, a cheap thing, but it still works.
I had 2 of these cheap gun. The first one I burnt the motor out. Sent it back. 2 one done the same. Then I got German one. It open loads of high security locks.
Hmm, well that doesn't sound very promising. :) Thanks for the warning.
Which one did you get?
i would guess the "multipick kronos"
Why don't you use the tensioner that comes with the kit? I'm not having any luck with mine so far
From memory, the provided stuff sucked. Correct tension plays a big part in whether or not you get an open, as does having a lock pinned in such a way that it is susceptible to this kind of automated raking attack. Dramatic differences in bitting depths will mean a much lower chance of success. Naturally, tolerances come into play when we're talking about what locks are most vulnerable. In general though, locks will shallow, almost straight, bitting should fall in almost no time at all.
Would have been good to test this against higher security locks
Yeah, but I ain't sticking that thing in any lock that I care about. :) I think that the result would be fairly obvious though. It would be much like attempting to bump or rake open a high security lock, IMO. The greater the tolerances and the more tricky the pins and keyway are, the greater the chance of failure.
Comprei essa maquina. Voce tem o manual dela? Qual a função de todas essas peças?
Nenhum manual de instruções. Os anexos são para diferentes tipos de fechaduras (padrão, covinhas, cruz, etc.).
Looks good...apart from the needles but you can easily fabricate you fav ones. Maybe make a Bi-Lock one 😉👍you never know.
Yeah, small problems that can be easily solved. A fun tool to mess around with. I can see why a locksmith would use one to rip through common locks. Time being money and all. No way in Hell that I'm letting that machine near anything delicate though. :)
Incidentally, I'm sitting here now and deciding how to boost your lock supply. A mixture of mean and not so mean may be the better way to go. I think that I have it all worked out. You can be the judge of that though. :)
Haha, undersood. Awesome! A mix would be better but ill leave it up to you and ill be in touch via email over the next day or so. Thnx again!
Can you rename your review to include KLOM and DANIU so that people can find it when looking for a review, please?
Sure, I can do that. In fact, it is now done. :)
Nice review. I don't really use pick guns though :-)
I don't use them either. It doesn't stop me from learning something new though. :)
Noctis Motus very true :-)
I would like to buy or make one tension tool like yours. Where could i possibly buy this?
I made this from a meat skewer. The coating over the metal is just heat shrink. A few minutes to file the ends of the metal and bend it to suit your needs is all it takes. I've not seen anything like this for sale anywhere.
nice review. Maybe I should blow the dust of mine and start using it again. All the supplied needles are junk. Atleast it use normal size needles. For some reason I always end up using my semi-auto mechanical pickgun again every time
I guess it is like comparing machine guns against a sniper riffle.
Cheers. An interesting tool. I can see why a locksmith would carry something like this for dealing with the average lock (time is money). A mechanical pick gun would probably last longer though and be much easier to repair.
Did you make that tension bar ????
Yeah, metal was taken from a cheap egg whisk purchased from a dollar store. Just cut out a length of it, bend it how you like and file the ends to fit the target/s. The coating is just heat shrink. Cheap as chips and works well.
Thanks brother I did and I am really please with it
Good stuff! Beats the sh*t out of paying silly prices. You also have the benefit of knowing that what you made will fit perfectly because that is the way you planned it. :)
I bought one of these and tried to open my house door locks, but was unable to open them with this tool. The tool has a motor in it with a cam on the shaft that rotates and gives the up and down motion to the pick tool. The problem is that even though you hear the buzzing sound, the up and down motion of the pick is too smooth. I modified the cam on the end of the motor shaft by grinding two flat places on it so the pick tool has a more abrupt up and down motion. After I modified it, I was able to open a couple of locks. I've seen some of these video's where they have quite a few locks that they open one after the other with this tool. I think it's a bunch of fake BS. There are reputable companies that make similar tools that will work, but they cost a lot more.
Meh, cheap shit or expensive shit, it is all shit. In the trade, you don't even use these things, unless you suck so much at picking you need this kind of random approach. Most videos demonstrating these types of tools usually target average (or less) quality locks with a less than spectacular bitting. Simply, these tools are more effective where the bar is quite low. Much like raking a lock open, however, there is a small amount of skill to be employed. In any case, no point faking something that is so tragically easy.
Why is that tension tool not binding pin no. 1 ?
Not quite sure what you mean.
I have one what way do you put the pics in I haven’t got a clue how to use it lol
The picking tips with the rounded shafts go into the part the looks like a drill chuck. The picking tips with flat shafts slide into the part that requires an allen key to tighten the grip on the tip. If you have trouble, let me know. Maybe I can do a quick video on it for you.
Noctis Motus thank you for getting back to me so wen i do the picking do I have to keep adjusting the knob till it works then tighten the Allen key screw so it stays at the right point then it will pick right ?
@@jordangodwin1014 Use the knob at czcams.com/video/4TSRrB-R0dk/video.html to control how hard the picking needle strikes the pins. General idea is to start soft and then build up until you get the result you want. You can tighten the grub screw with the allen key to lock keep your preferred setting. Opening a lock with one of these uses the same theory as a regular pick gun.
czcams.com/video/mOoB0BfOjOE/video.html
czcams.com/video/mWErjXO3SYg/video.html
Again, feel free to ask me anything. I don't mind helping.
Noctis Motus thank you I will try this and let you know how well I get on
Ess micha abre fechadura tetra ou só yale?
Sim, você acabou de usar um anexo diferente.
I love how reviewers pick locks they can hold comfortably in hand instead of real time locks, in doors, on chains etc that’s not as easy as holding the lock comfortably in palm.
Rarely you’ll find a reviewer doing locks in reality real time working locks.
I love it (Hate it) when the bypass a door that’s already open and say how easy it is!!! 🤦♀️
You need to film somewhere you can control the lighting and audio. Bench top is perfect for this. It would take much more effort to try and light a doorway or whatever. Also, hand holding the lock is what most hobby lock pickers will be doing at home, so it makes sense for the reviews to be the same.
That was a excellent tutorial shame they don't come with anything maybe on a dvd? some good points by other pickers. the needles I keep in a steradent tube but any type of tube will do. You could like me use as a minnie kitchen egg whisk or other. Even drill pilot holes in wood. ..Had mine three years still going strong unlike me👍👍👍👍👍🎓🎥🔑🔐🔒🔓🍺 but one day a higher quality one maybe but why as till it brakes down it does the job
Cheers. Yeah, they really should work on providing clear and helpful information of some description. This one still lives as well, although I may give it away soon. I have a Kronos now that takes up much less room.
www.pickpals.com.au/buy-lockpicks/pick-guns/electric/multipick-kronos-electric-vibrating-pick-gun/
Great review. Could use more volume though. (I have a crappy laptop)
Well I don’t have a bad laptop and the volume is just fine
@@andrewmilles3177 Good for you, JJ
@@noahway13 don’t tell him to change his entire video when your the one who should change your shit laptop
@@andrewmilles3177 I gave him a compiment, and I just made a suggestion, and I mentioned that it was my fault because I have a cheap laptop. right? I didn't tell him to change his entire video . Go bully someone else. I don't have time for your ridiculous annoying computer shaming BS.
Noted. I'll see about boosting volume for any future videos. Cheers.
Comprei uma mais não sei usar para abertura de tetra, alguém para me ajudar.
Non sono sicuro. Mai provato.
Como adquirir?
www.banggood.com/DANIU-Cordless-Electric-Lock-Pick-Tools-Locksmith-Tools-Lock-Pick-Set-p-913649.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN
Sera que não da pra traduzir esse seu comentário ?
Não tenho certeza de como. Vai tentar isso no futuro.
Hi I wouldn't use that adapter because it isn't safe
I hate those cheapo adapters as well.
How can I get one of my own Carrie how well send me one and i'll give you the money
Kronos is a better tool, if you really need to have something like this: czcams.com/video/Jv5j8klfbK8/video.html
functionality over quality. it seems to work very well. nice review
True. Give me function over fashion any day. :) A good tool for many basic locks but less useful for getting into locks of much higher quality. Fun to mess with though. :) Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment.
Thats is daniu or klom?
Specifically, DAINU. Essentially it is KLOM; the same cheap product.
The depthness screw to minimize vibration or increase vibration does/did absolutely nothing, seen several reviews on this tool & wether it’s an original klom or a 10$ fake klom (which most are) that top screw does nothing.
The amount vibration between max & minimum is no different.
Makes a difference on this one. Then again, it is one of those tools that is not even needed, so, meh. If it wasn't given to me for free, I wouldn't have had it. Thankfully I've given the thing away. Crap tools are no replacement for skill.
Not sure how authentic this video is because you have the silver attachment upside-down from what I know.
Nothing was used upside-down from what I can see. If you know how these things work, there should be no mystery concerning what is going on. The tool is really nothing special.
@@NoctisMotus I said what I said about the video based on your description. I own the same tool and realized I was running it with the silver part upside down (like you appear to be doing). It seemed to me that it would stall out if I ran it the that way. Regardless, I had way more success with it turned around the other way. I also found that I had to rake the pins a bit to do the job. Unlike you where you just seem to only need to hold the tool flush up against them without any raking. Then again, I'm rather a novice at all this 😏
I really don't think the orientation of that particular part of the tool has any impact on success. Success has more to do with susceptibility of the lock and finesse with applying torsion to the plug. It is more like an automated bumping attack against the lock. Frankly, I don't care much for these types of tools. It is much more fun to just pick the lock pin by pin. :)
@@NoctisMotus Well what's happening when you have the tool positioned the way you had it is that it's basically the spring in the mechanism that's driving the pins rather than the cam on the motor. And speaking of that cam, that was the real downside I had with the gun. The grub screw freed itself up and it requires a really tiny (like .9 mm) allen wrench to tighten it back up. I added some thread locker after that. But I agree with you that hand tools are much more enjoyable. Although for someone as unskilled as myself, this did seem a bit quicker for the locks I've tried it on. Just thought I'd mention all this in case anyone else picked one up and was looking for tips. As far as why I bought it... Guess I've been watching too many movies 😋
Well, good on you for throwing your thoughts out there for others. Much like yourself, it was pure curiosity that drove me to try one of these things out. With any luck, I will never have to do it again. :) On lock picking in the movies, it can get quite comical:
czcams.com/video/Gy22nqtl1m8/video.html
Grüße aus Deutschland 👍🏻👍🏻
Deutschland ist großartig! :D
Get a Kronos and be done with ELP guns.
True enough. Kronos is sexy and solid. Really though, I don't even use the things.
Most reviews that are given to people by banggood are mostly paid promotions.
Sadly, many reviews stray from brutal honesty. I don't see the point in glossing over the truth just to get free stuff or some other reward. I don't expect that I'll be asked again. :)
Noctis Motus good job! People need honesty in reviews. Nowadays with the media, "honesty" isn't that common so I appreciate you and what you do! I just bought a nice Lockwood 120/50. Planning to lockup my gate to the backyard so nobody can enter. What do you think of the 120/50? Is it a good lock?
Thank you. :) Yeah, 120/50 is a decent lock (5 pins, decent tolerances, security pins, double ball bearing locking mechanism, hardened steel shackle). Body is brass, so it could be cut fairly easily, but the lock can't be shimmed and it can be quite tricky to pick. For the price, it is a great general purpose lock with some very nice features.
Some of those gadgets look like sex toys. I;m guessing you only use 2-3 of the needles to get most of the jobs done.
Haha, yeah, some of them look just like the other things. If I were to use one of these pick guns on a lock, I'm just using the one needle. In reality though, I just don't use them. They are the type of thing that you store somewhere and forget that you ever had it.