SALPIE locksmiths tool (Italy / Greece)

SALPIE lock pick (Italy/Greece).

Recommended use of 0.06 or 0.07 mm thick foil.

Text in the film: Salpie cylinders. The key looks very high-quality, with both sliders and a pin-in-pin. It's an impression pick. We work with foil... mostly 0.06. Of course, if that doesn't work, you can try 0.07 or 0.08, but generally, it's always 0.06. This is a box. It has both sliders and a pin-in-pin, similar to the Multilock. Here I have one intact cylinder, and one half-disassembled, but both work. Cut a strip, about a little smaller than the key's width. Place it slightly on its side, like this, overlapping, slightly on its side. And don't use a ruler here; it's best to use any card because there's a deep groove here. Press it in like this, straighten it out, and press it again. Any plastic card will work well. Smooth the corner and transfer it to the working part. The wave pattern on keys varies, but the Impression key has a universal wave pattern. Because the wave pattern is universal, there will be some friction when turning the key to open it, meaning it will turn with a slight effort. And when we work... as we work, a crunching sound appears and the key starts to wobble a little more, meaning the main pins are engaged. We begin to apply a little more force and rotate it with some force, but not too much. We press both left and right and up and down. This works well right away. If there's a little more wobble, we begin to turn it with a little force. It's easier in one direction; you can see the slight effort. If there's more play like this, then you need to add force and use jerky movements to jerk the sliders into motion. Nothing complicated, it opens easily. Now we'll open the second one. The lock still works. I've disassembled part of this, so the cam won't turn. But the lock works. Overlap it a little, so it sticks out like this, because when we press here, it will pull the foil inward. You can hear the force, right? I think you can see and hear it, but it won't damage the lock. The price for the tool will be on the website, along with phone numbers, links, and everything will be in the video. Bye.