3 Piece Cross and Cruciform Lock Pick Set
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About this Item
About this Item
Description
Description
Three Rakes for Four-Sided Keyways
Cross and cruciform locks need a tool shape that attacks the lock the way the keyway is built. This multi-gauge set gives you three sizes and a rake-style action, so all sides of a suitable cross lock can be worked together. Specialist keyway, specialist tool.
More rake than pin pick
Three gauges
The set gives you three sizes to cover variations in cross and cruciform keyways.
Four-sided action
The working tips rake multiple sides of the lock at the same time.
Controlled pressure
Insert the tips, apply tension, then rake with feel rather than force.
Cross locks reward the right shape
If you prefer a cased cross-pick option, compare the Multi-Gauge Lock Picks for Cross or Cruciform Locks with Case. For standard tubular locks, use a dedicated tubular tool instead, such as the Multi-Gauge 3 Piece Tubular Pick Set.
What to know before buying
| Contents | 3 cross and cruciform lock picks |
| Tool style | Rake-style cross lock picks |
| Use case | Suitable cross and cruciform locks, including some override-style locks |
| SKU | KLCROSS1 |
| Fit note | These are for cross/cruciform keyways, not standard pin tumbler cylinders. |
Questions buyers usually ask
Is this a normal lock pick set?
No. These are specialist cross/cruciform tools for four-sided keyways.
Why are there three tools?
Cross locks vary, so the set gives you three gauges rather than one fixed size.
Do I single-pin pick with this?
No. The method is closer to raking, with the tool working several sides of the lock together.
Will it work on tubular locks?
No. Tubular locks need tubular picks. Cross picks and tubular picks are different tools.
For the odd keyway that stops ordinary picks
When the lock is cross-shaped, take a cross-shaped answer.