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by Shrub » 15 Dec 2005 20:23
Welcome all to the site.
Unfortunatley you wont be getting access to the advanced section just yet kangauzy as there are a few criteria you must forfill before you do and you wont be able to do that soon.
There is plenty of good info in the public sections however and im sure you will find stuff that interests you more than safe work.
Trav90,
We do read this page and we welcome new members with it hence its existance, who did you do some training/work experiance with that has given you some certificates that they say are equal to MLA training?
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by madasian » 18 Dec 2005 5:19
i i'm new to the site and to lock picking all together. I find alot of interesting things on this site. credo to all who contributed.
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by slik1 » 19 Dec 2005 1:15
 Hello everyone!  I am new to this forum. Lockpicking has been a hobby of mine for several years. I'm employed in the automotive industry and I would like to add this service (lockouts) to the business.
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by Arkanii » 20 Dec 2005 5:00
Hey, i'm new to this site and lock picking. I hope to learn much from the site and hope to contribute some info to the site. And also I wish y'all a verry merry christmas and a happy new year full of picking to come.
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by digital_blue » 20 Dec 2005 10:38
Welcome to the site new users!
Click on my signature image.
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by Arkanii » 20 Dec 2005 12:25
Thanks for the welcome and for the usefull link 
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by JIM2006 » 21 Dec 2005 8:44
BEEN IN TO LOCKSMITH IDEA FOR A WHILE NOW , LOOKING TO GAIN EXPERIENCE IN PICKING AND OPENING OF 5 LEVER B/S LOCKS , AND NON B/S LOCKS, I WORK FOR A LOCKSMITHS , BUT LOCKING FOR COURSES IN THIS AREA ,SO WE CAN STOP HAVING TO DRILL OPEN ALL LOCKS , ALSO ANY EXCELLENT BITS OF GEAR OUT THERE.
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by mysacrafice » 21 Dec 2005 10:17
Hey all,
Looks like a great site for a beginner. I am hoping to get information on what it takes to be a locksmith and if the effort and money are worth it.
Great site.
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by Shrub » 21 Dec 2005 11:27
Welcome to the site.
With the sort of questions you two are going to be asking how about filling out your place of residence on the profile page, your answers will need to be country and region specific.
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by Dunstana » 21 Dec 2005 14:19
Hello all
Today, on an impulse, I bought an ABUS 65/40 padlock with mushroom pins, and opened it first try.
I feel that I just have to tell someone...
Seriously though, congratulations on a great site. As a rookie, I learn more every time I visit.
Keep up the good work
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by digital_blue » 21 Dec 2005 17:06
Welcome to the site new users.
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by quicklocks » 21 Dec 2005 17:07
welcome one and all
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by Country_Kid » 21 Dec 2005 22:21
Hello everybody...Yup new to lockpicking and pretty new to this site also.
Can't wait to start lockpicking.
If at first you don't succeed......then skydiving is not for you
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by illusion » 22 Dec 2005 9:22
clickest my sig, and lockpicking thy shalt knowest
a tension wrench a tension wrench, my Bogota pick for a tension wrench
okay so yeah I'm bored... click my sig and you'll be on your way to picking locks 
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by torget » 22 Dec 2005 11:43
Hello guys!
I'm new here. Picked my first lock about a week ago, and have already developed an adiction for lockpicking
Looks like a nice place with some nice people.
Henrik
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