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This set gives UK locksmiths, maintenance teams and careful home users a focused kit for drawing broken keys or broken pick pieces back out of suitable keyways. 12extractors Jammedlocks Keywayreach Repairkit 5/5 verified buyer "I tried them and they work" verified buyer, 08/10/2025 5/5 verified buyer "Seems like a good quality set." verified buyer, 07/21/2020 5/5 verified buyer "Saved the cost of a locksmith and I've got the set for further mishaps." verified buyer, 05/18/2021 Why buy this Buy this before a snapped key turns into a drill-out The goal is controlled recovery: reach the fragment, bite or hook it cleanly, and bring it towards you without pushing it deeper into the lock. Fragment reach Slim profiles help you work inside crowded keyways. Controlled recovery A careful first step before drilling or full strip-down. Bench or call-out kit A practical spare for locksmith and maintenance bags. Use route Start with the thinnest useful tool Clear any tension from the lock first, choose the extractor that reaches the fragment cleanly, then work slowly. A good light, a steady cylinder and patience matter more than force. Useful for broken keys and snapped pick pieces. Choose the profile that reaches without crowding the keyway. Stop and disassemble when the fragment will not move safely. Useful next step: lock pickers vice. Product details What to know before you choose Brand UKBumpKeys Product type Broken Key Extractors Contents 12 broken-key extractor tools Use case Broken key and fragment removal Best buyer Locksmiths, maintenance users and careful home repair Lock focus Suitable jammed locks and keyways Use specialist tools responsibly, only on locks, vehicles or facilities you own, manage, service, or have clear permission to work on, and check local laws before buying. Questions Quick answers What is this used for? Use it to remove reachable broken key fragments from suitable locks. Will it save every lock? It works best when the fragment can be reached; stubborn cases may need disassembly. Can beginners learn it? Yes. Start slowly on a spare cylinder so the hook-and-draw motion makes sense. What should I add? A vice, bright light and disassembly tools make difficult removals calmer. Add a proper extractor set to your repair kit Twelve profiles give you more options when a broken key needs careful recovery.
