A manufacturer of locksmithing tools and lockpicks in Germany that's been around since the mid-90's. Their cases seem particularly choice. They also have a large selection of lever lock picks.
An online lockpick design generator. Generates templates that you're supposed to fabricate yourself out of saw blades or other metal stock. Lay out the handles and the shaft, then configure the teeth on the business end. Supports diamonds and half-diamonds (with configuration thereof), rakes of different complexities, snowballs, snowmen, and half-halls with different settings. Exports to SVG files.
Of course I forked it: https://github.com/virtadpt/PickGenerator
They sell replacement parts for refitting and reconditioning old telephony stuff. This particular page is for fixing up phones.
In addition to parts, they have a fascinating collection of telephony-related locks and keys.
Premium tools, accessories and art for lock sport and professionals alike.
Among things of interest are the acrylic lockpick handles I've been looking for.
Downloadable templates for making lockpicks (conventional as well as specialized). Links to templates for other kinds of lock tools.
Bulk security pins for locks. 100 per pack.
The lockpicking tools aren't really anything to write home about. Extensive collection of utility and vehicle skeleton keys. The Other category is where this shop has the really interesting stuff.
Welcome to the wiki for building the new guide on lock picking. Once we have enough material, we will turn it into a nice PDF file, which will be free to all. If you are coming here to learn how to pick locks, feel free to look around, but you are probably too early. However, if you can pick locks, and are willing to write about it, you are just the sort of person we want on this project. Note that this is not restricted to members of any particular forum or organization; anyone who can help is welcome, but do not add references to your forums, organization, or clubs in the main text, this site should be for everyone.
Try to respect other peoples changes, and not spoil their good work, but if you have better ideas try them out. The golden rule is that the site should be improved by your contribution.
This person uploads lots of locksport and lockpicking stuff.
TOOOL's overview of lockpick laws in the United States.
keygen generates working, high-quality 3D-printable models of keys based on given parameters. To generate a key, select your key type and shapes. Then, follow the instructions on how to properly enter the bitting. Click 'Download STL' to save your key in a format suitable for 3D printing. This site is simply a web interface to keygen, a light wrapper around OpenSCAD. You can download and use this tool offline if you so desire.
Home of the Unsolicited Dick Pick!
Covert Instruments is a disruptive force in the fields of covert entry and locksport. Because our principals are experienced leaders in these fields, we are in a unique position to develop and produce tools that will be appreciated by both professionals and hobbyists alike. Our philosophy is a simple one: create tools that are a cut above their peers in conception, production, and function. We believe in superior functionality, concealable design, and multiple uses. If you want that old black leather case with the gold zipper, you have come to the wrong place. Our tools stand on their own merit and will serve you well whether you are a tier 1 operator, locksmith, or a hobbyist. We will work tirelessly to be the standard that others try to emulate.
The Lockpicking Lawyer is one of these designers.
Sparrows Lock Picks is a manufacturer of specialty and quality lock pick tools. We work with industry professionals to design the very best lock picks for Locksmiths, Military and the Sporting community. Many of our designs have been developed by working with Wizwazzle. With his experience we have been able to provide lock pick sets that are truly designed to be the very best. Sparrows is always working on new designs with industry professionals, so keep an eye out for our new items. We handle all our sales online. Commonly spotted at Defcon and sometimes HOPE.
A bit pretentious and some of their stuff's a bit too fashion-focused, but by and large their tools are pretty good. I like ordering tensioners from them.
A service that lets you look up the bitting codes for just about every lock manufacturer. Gives you the engineering diagrams and precise measurements for bitting to millimeters. Offers mobile apps where you can photograph keys and it'll decode them for you.
Basic subscription costs $10us a month.
This company makes custom business cards out of metal. Even lockpick ones.
They sell key blanks without asking questions.