Wave Rakes XS 20 Piece Lock Picking Rake Set
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About this Item
About this Item
Wave Rakes XS 20 Piece Lock Picking Rake Set
Description
Description
Twenty Wave Rakes for Finding the Shape a Lock Likes
Raking is fast when the profile, tension, and lock all agree. Wave Rakes XS gives you 20 different wave-style rake patterns in one compact set, so you can move through shapes quickly instead of trying to make one rake do every job. More patterns, more experiments, more feedback.
Rakes reward variety
20 profiles
A broad spread of wave shapes for pin-tumbler raking practice.
0.028 inch gauge
A sturdy 0.71mm profile for open keyways and energetic rake work.
Fast switching
If one profile is not talking to the lock, move to the next shape and keep learning.
Want fewer pieces and more EDC polish?
For a two-piece pocket rake set with our improved Bogota-style feel, see the Dangerfield SOHO EDC Pocket Rakes. For the classic two-rake route, compare the Dangerfield Bogota Lock Picks.
What is included
| Contents | 20 piece wave rake set |
| Technique | Raking pin-tumbler locks with light, controlled tension |
| Gauge | 0.71mm / 0.028 inches |
| Best for | Pickers who want a wide rake pattern library for practice |
Raking still depends on touch
The set gives you options, not shortcuts. Use gentle turning tension, move the rake with feel rather than force, and pay attention to what the plug tells you. If a lock does not respond to one profile, that is information. Change the rake, change the rhythm, or go back to single pin picking.
Questions buyers usually ask
Is this beginner-friendly?
Yes. Start with light tension on a simple practice cylinder and use the different waves to feel how each profile talks to the pins.
Does it include tension tools?
This is the rake set itself. Add a tension wrench set if your kit needs turning tools.
Why so many similar-looking rakes?
Small profile changes can make a big difference in how pins lift and set.
Is raking better than single pin picking?
It is a faster, more flowing method for the locks that respond to it. Learn both and you will know when to rake and when to slow down.
Give your rake hand more shapes to try
Twenty profiles make this a fun, useful way to explore how different locks respond to different waves.
