How To Break Into A Bedroom Door Key Lock

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How to break into a bedroom door key lock.

Maintain this tension throughout the process. Maintain this tension throughout. Take a hammer and flatten the end of the paperclip as flat as you can get it then grab your makeshift lock picking tools and head to the door. Place the straight and skinny item into the hole in the middle of the doorknob.

To bump a lock the bump key is inserted into the keyway and pressure is applied via a hammer or a screwdriver. Then slowly wiggle the pick into the top part of the lock using a gentle up and down motion. You have to manipulate the clip into the ideal shape that you need in order to open the lock. With a little force push the item until you hear a click this click is the locking mechanism.

Insert the flattened end of the paperclip above the tension wrench. Use a side tossing motion to drive the ram into the door at the lock mechanism. However the key has to at least match the keyway of the lock it is being used on. Most doors should break within a few hits.

First insert the tension wrench into the bottom part of the lock and rotate it in the direction you would turn the key to unlock it to place tension on the lock. Apply pressure on the lock using knife and push it back in the door. With the use a paperclip skinny screwdriver or some kind of long skinny item that will fit into the hole it is possible to push the locking mechanism. Paperclips are a great tool when you need to unlock your bedroom door lock.

The grooves and cuts of the bump key are designed at their maximum depth so that they can be used on multiple locks. First insert the tension wrench into the bottom part of the lock and rotate it in the direction you would turn the key to unlock it to place tension on the lock. If the locking mechanism is a latchbolt the kind of bolt that is spring loaded and has one angled edge and the angled edge is facing away from you you can hook it with a wire hanger. Push it in until you meet resistance.

If you usually carry around paperclips in your school backpack or your work bag then you re fully covered.