HOW TO: put pro handles on cheap manufactured lock picks

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HOW TO: put pro handles on the really inexpensive manufactured picks. (basically the core only) these are a couple of dollars each, and not easy to work with,but after applying this technique,they look,work,and feel just like the top-shelf stuff. this was done by request.

25 thoughts on “HOW TO: put pro handles on cheap manufactured lock picks

  1. Been a fan for a while. Love ya locks :o )
    Wanna know what size tube ya using?
    Nice videos dude, keep going…

  2. thanks….yes i do,just go to my channel and search my vids for “how to”: make a tension wrench.

  3. can i use a blow torch…lol…where did u get that size of shrink tubing that is circle….i found some of tt size but they’re flat not circle

    sorry…spelled ‘some’ wrongly in the other comment

  4. can i use a blow torch…lol…where did u get that size of shrink tubing that is circle….i found come of tt size but they’re flat not circle

  5. thanks,man..i do this to all my main,everyday picks..it makes them just as good (if not even comfy-er) as HPC or SO, imo.
    also,when they bend or eventually wear out and break,you just slit the heatshrink open,and re-use the handles.

  6. yeah,its thick,and it has a layer of hot glue inside so it bonds to whatever’s inside it.
    it shrinks quickly

  7. I was wondering if you need to slit the bottom b/c I noticed it was open and metal was exposed.

    Thanks!

  8. Extremely helpful! I’ve always wondered about this shink wrap/tubing stuff & how it works exactly.

  9. i go to an electronics repair/wholesaler/supplier.
    every size and color ya could think of from spaghetti to the diameter of a cd

  10. where do you get the black shrink tubing that diameter i can only find red, skinny shitty 1 that would fit spagetti in it any ideas?

  11. WOW!! Thanks you sooo much Wiz…i have alot of thos pick an i never use them because of that very reason…o ya and did you ever get my friend invite?

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