Brushtooth electric >>> Electric pick "I did I

by **LAOSHI1** » 17 Dec 2005 16:15

if you want to see all the parts of the brush and in details it is on this link

I've got better PIX here:

http://membres.lycos.fr/laoshi1/ALLBrush.JPG

http://membres.lycos.fr/laoshi1/headZoom.JPG

deliver your opinions!

by **Omikron** » 17 Dec 2005 16:39

Much better pictures!

I do have some questions, though. Most electric or sonic toothbrushes that I've seen have motion on both the vertical axis and on the horizontal axis, which would not be very useful for a pickgun. How does the motion on your toothbrush work? Does the pick move only up and down or does it also move left and right?

I'm glad to see that it's actually worked out for you, though!

by **Shrub** » 17 Dec 2005 18:17

Ive got to say i dont doubt you but im extremely supprised this works, there just isnt enough power in the toothbrush springs or drive to let it work on any locks found over here.

Is your tip made from plastic?

Omikron, no these toothbrushes rotate only,

by **LAOSHI1** » 18 Dec 2005 5:53

http://membres.lycos.fr/laoshi1/pix.JPG

by **LAOSHI1** » 18 Dec 2005 7:05

video demo:

http://www.video-perso.com/video.php?id=25117

by **illusion** » 18 Dec 2005 8:17

well I thought it wouldn't have enough power, but it does indeed!

Congratulations mate!

works really quickly as well..... yeah so well done.

by **digital_blue** » 18 Dec 2005 10:37

Ok, I was with you there when you used the tool the first time there, but what was the 2nd time all about?

db

by **LAOSHI1** » 18 Dec 2005 11:43

i don't understand digital blue

by **Shrub** » 18 Dec 2005 12:14

Your not alone :wink:

Not many understand the thoughts that go on in the nijas head, some say he picks locks with banannas i say its just baloney :lol:

by **digital_blue** » 18 Dec 2005 12:29

Picking locks with bologna, eh? Hmmm....

Ok, what I meant is, in the video you seem to pick the lock twice. The first time you pick the lock, you rotate the plug 90 degrees. But then you seem to pick it again. But, unless I'm missing something (and I may well be) I don't see why you couldn't have just rotated the plug on the 2nd time around, as I would think it would already be in a picked position.

So... tell me. What am I missing.

db

by **LAOSHI1** » 18 Dec 2005 13:50

I understand .ok better thus this lock has a pin which blocks with half, does not ask me why...

but also I must replace my "tension" because it blocks at the edge of the office looks at the video one well

by **digital_blue** » 18 Dec 2005 14:01

I'm still not sure I follow, but I'll take your word for it.

db

by **LAOSHI1** » 18 Dec 2005 14:24

by **Omikron** » 18 Dec 2005 14:34

Congratulations on getting to work so well! You've just successfully made a very cheap and very workable electric pick!

Perhaps I missed this, but did you mention the brand/type of locks that you are picking in the videos? Have you been able to try it out on better locks to see how it fares?

by **illusion** » 18 Dec 2005 14:57

I thought he turned the plug 180 dgrees - at which point the top pins fall down and lock the plug in that position - usualy you would use a tension wrench to lift the pins up easily, but he used his toothbrush-pick to do it...

unless I'm confused as well

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