Blind Bar Set Six

People often say that your lockpicking set should contain more tension wrenches than lockpicks. Here at Lockpickings, we completely agree with that.

The variation in widths between all the different keyholes is enormous. If you want to train your lockpicking skill on an American lock, you will likely need a thick tension wrench to turn the lock. The 1.15 mm (P1) key could be useful for these wider (American) keyholes.
All tension wrenches that are thinner than 1 mm will be very useful for European locks.

You can use a (Top Of Keyway) TOK tension wrench by placing it at the bottom of the keyhole. This may sound confusing, but the TOK tension wrench was invented in America. In America, lock cylinders are turned 180 degrees, so for them, the bottom of the keyhole is at the top.

Once you have placed the TOK tension wrench on the side where the pins are aligned (either below or above), you should be able to apply tension to the lock cylinder.

The Blind Bars leave more space in the keyhole than a regular tension wrench. You can ideally use this space to work with your lockpicks.

There are different shapes in this set. From the traditional TOK tension wrenches (P1 & P2) to the more advanced TOK tension wrenches with depth limiters for EU locks (A1 & A2), and to round off the set, there are two TOK tension wrenches without teeth.

These are the thicknesses of the Blind Bar SIX Set:

• Blind Bar P1 – 1 mm thick
• Blind Bar P2 – 1.15 mm thick
• Blind Bar A1 – 0.7 mm thick
• Blind Bar A2 – 0.8 mm thick
• Blind Bar D1 – 0.7 mm thick
• Blind Bar H1 – 0.8 mm thick

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