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Bump Keys: How a $5 Key Opens Half the Front Doors in America
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That round keyhole on vending machines, gun cases, and old bike locks looks high-tech, but a tubular lock is usually easier to open than your front door. Here's how they work, the Bic pen that once humiliated Kryptonite, and the two ways to pick one.
Tension Wrench or Turning Tool? Which Is It?
Almost everybody calls it a tension wrench. Here's the problem: it doesn't apply tension, and it's not a wrench. Let me make the case for what we should call it instead, a turning tool.
The Unyielding Advantage: Why 301 High Yield Stainless Steel is the Best Choice for Lock Picks
How to Pick a Lock: A Beginner’s Journey into Lock Picking
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