Welcome to the Blog – Insights, Knowledge and Real Stories
This blog is all about what drives us at Multipick – and what truly matters to you as a professional or passionate lockpicker. Whether it's burglary prevention, precision tools, locksmith emergencies or lockpicking as a sport: here you'll find in-depth information, practical tips, real-life stories and perspectives you won’t easily find elsewhere.
You can look forward to posts that provide background knowledge, debunk common myths and offer authentic insights – from the everyday experiences of tradespeople, security professionals, neighbors, authorities or simply people who have a story to tell. Always delivered with expertise – and a clear view of reality. We talk about security – and insecurity. About tools – and about people. And we ask questions that others might not have asked yet.
In the future, you can expect topics such as:
– Experiences and evaluations around trustworthy locksmiths
– Articles on burglary prevention
– Product knowledge explained in simple terms
– Tips for newcomers to lockpicking
– Background reports on developments in the security industry
– And of course: occasional personal stories – from the field, from acquaintances, customers or simply from real life.
We’re glad you’re here
Remove a broken key from a lock, here’s how to do it properly.
Take responsibility and act accordingly.
How important continuing education really is.
Superglue in the Lock
Lock sticking? Here’s what you can do now
From tinkering to breakthrough
The fire department destroys your front door – now what?
The royal class of locks
Plagiarism and Its Dangers
Do-it-yourself Security Check: How to Properly Inspect Your House & Flat
Transparency builds trust
Special Fire Service Operations
The Art of Opening
A Fact Check: The Truth About Lock Picking
Why Trust Is Critical for Public Authorities
Smart Locks – Opportunities and Risks for Locksmith Services
Lockpicking Across the EU
Locksmith Services – A Good Reputation Opens Doors
Why the ELITE HILO Grip sets new standards