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this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2023
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A lock picking set, just to play and see if I can do it
100% you can do it with some good instructional content and a smidge of patience!
A standard lock is disturbingly easy to pick... We used to run a booth at a maker event where we taught members of the public passing by including, like, 5 year olds to pick padlocks.
Unrelated, but BTW there are some jurisdictions if I'm not mistaken where having lock picking tools found on you is considered "criminal intent" or something, but on the other hand if you're already at the point where your bag is being searched you may already be boned...
I ordered one from eBay for a couple of bucks. It was fun to play around with it but got bored with it rather quickly.
for 20-25 bucks you can get started and it's a really fun activity that maybe you get into a little bit more