Tool recommendations, information on your favorite automatic and/or mechanical lockpicking devices for those with less skills, or looking to make their own.
by Eyes_Only » 1 May 2007 20:41
Sometimes I can't understand what this guy is saying. 
If a lock is a puzzle, then its key is the complete picture
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by n00bking » 3 May 2007 14:28
Chucklz wrote:n00bking Are you really trying to earn you handle?
what?
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by zeke79 » 3 May 2007 14:54
How to bump open locks and figure out what keys to buy and find answers to all of your questions in 8 easy steps.
1. Open mouth
2. Insert Ritalin
3. Swallow
4. Wait 45 minutes
5. Click the search button
6. Read topics found
7. Think about what you have read
8. Bump lock.
For the best book out there on high security locks and their operation, take a look at amazon.com for High-Security Mechanical Locks An Encyclopedic Reference. Written by our very own site member Greyman! A true 5 Star read!!
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by jimb » 3 May 2007 15:12
zeke79 wrote:How to bump open locks and figure out what keys to buy and find answers to all of your questions in 8 easy steps.
1. Open mouth 2. Insert Ritalin 3. Swallow 4. Wait 45 minutes 5. Click the search button 6. Read topics found 7. Think about what you have read 8. Bump lock.
That coment should be a sticky in the faq
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by UWSDWF » 3 May 2007 15:19
 DISCLAIMER:repeating anything written in the above post may result in dismemberment,arrest,drug and/or alcohol use,scars,injury,death, and midget obsession.
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by n00bking » 7 May 2007 19:20
ok. is there anywhere like on the internet that tells you or shows you where to cut for the lowest cut on a key? I am trying to make a IN33 bump key but the only picture is one on bump-j.com and it is a crap pic. This is my house lock, so I have my key to reference, but I don't think any of the pins on my key or w/e is a 9 or a 7
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by zeke79 » 7 May 2007 19:46
Ughhh. Here it is
spacing:
1st cut starts at .277
.277
.433
.589
.745
.901
Depths:
0 = .320
1 = .302
2 = .284
3 = .266
4 = .248
5 = .230
6 = .212
7 = .194
8 = .176
9 = .158
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by Dooms_day » 8 May 2007 5:31
if you can bump a lock, you can probly pick it, just pick locks bump keys are found on 11 year olds breaking into their school to steal test answers..... 
pop.pop.return
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by frizzen » 10 May 2007 16:05
Nobody else caught it, so I'm just gonna add this...
n00bking wrote:This is my house lock, so I have my key to reference, but I don't think any of the pins on my key or WHATEVER is a 9 or a 7
Don't play with any live locks. If it's attached to anything and has a function of ANYTHING other than being just a toy lock, leave it alone! This means if the lock is attached to a door, cabinet, vehicle, chastity belt, _ cage, casket, whatever... unless it is there for the SOLE PURPOSE of being picked, DO NOT PRACTICE WITH THAT LOCK. You CAN and WILL break it... and then your in trouble, especially if it wasn't your lock, or you didn't have permission to be playing with it.
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by Eyes_Only » 10 May 2007 23:18
This thread never seems to die when it should have a long time ago. 
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by Shrub » 12 May 2007 7:33
You all know me, had i not been on holiday antoher bum key thread wouldnt have got this far but as it has i cant justify locking it now unless things turn nasty,
I hate bump keys they are the scourge of the earth and do not belong on this site, this is a lockpicking site not a bumming site,
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by Jaakko » 12 May 2007 8:52
frizzen wrote:Don't play with any live locks. If it's attached to anything and has a function of ANYTHING other than being just a toy lock, leave it alone! This means if the lock is attached to a door, cabinet, vehicle, chastity belt, _ cage, casket, whatever... unless it is there for the SOLE PURPOSE of being picked, DO NOT PRACTICE WITH THAT LOCK. You CAN and WILL break it... and then your in trouble, especially if it wasn't your lock, or you didn't have permission to be playing with it.
You are quite right there mate  As a sidenote, reading that text with only minor changes I could be aswell reading a warning about land mines  "Live locks", "If it's attached to anything", "leave it alone", you get the picture
Picking with a lock in use is like playing russian roulette: At some point you will f*ck up and others get to clean up after you.
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by demitri241 » 15 May 2007 12:06
Here's the answer to your question, and the cypher to the responses...
...if you want to bump, you need bump keys for each lock you want to bump. It's that simple, and horrifying.
However; this is about lockpicking, any monkey can bump. There is no skill, and asking that question puts you under suspicion.
A walking/running forum won't cover skipping, because you would know how to skip if you were really a walker/runner, and if someone asks them how to skip, first instinct would be to call a skip tracer.
Does that clear anything up?
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by demitri241 » 15 May 2007 12:16
Looks like the answer was here...
Now that I've learned how to navigate the site...
It's always when you commit that you discover you're missing some info.
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by Shrub » 16 May 2007 4:37
All answers are here if only people would look for them instead of posting a new thread,
That said if you hadnt have posted we wouldnt have had this little snippet would we,
A walking/running forum won't cover skipping, because you would know how to skip if you were really a walker/runner, and if someone asks them how to skip, first instinct would be to call a skip tracer.

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