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by firecraze » 30 Mar 2004 15:11
Hi, im new to lock picking. ive beeen doing it about a week,i bougt The PXS-17 lock pick set. Should have it in about a week. Anyway i have a small wolfdog padlock and a 4/5 pin tri-circle padlock. I have been able to pcik the small wolfdog padlock about 4 times. Not sure how i do, well just rake and scrub it contineously  All i got at rthe mo , is a safety pin and a paerclip as a tension wrench. Any ideas on how to pick the tri-circle lock  thanks for any help....
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by Chucklz » 30 Mar 2004 16:23
Reread the MIT guide for single pin picking stuff. Then buy ore make some decent tools.
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by firecraze » 31 Mar 2004 10:02
yeh, thanks for the help so i am getting the pxs-17 set tommorow cant wait.  Al i got to o now is read the MIT-guide again. Thanks for the help
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by jason » 31 Mar 2004 10:31
Some of the large (60mm) tri-circles need huge amounts of torque to turn. Be patient and it will open (or be like me - impatient and use a sledgehammer on the door then take the lock home and play with it in comfort!)
sledgehammers make excellent back up picks!
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by firecraze » 31 Mar 2004 10:51
yeh, thanks for the advice  . Its a big tri circle lock. So 8ill have to pick it when my pick set comes, for now ill tri to pick my small wolfdog lock. The problem with it is the pins set but it wan turn,  a false set? wonder what im doing wrong...
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by Chucklz » 31 Mar 2004 11:39
Probably too much tension, resulting in false sets. Ease up, and try again, still no luck, ease up some more.
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by firecraze » 31 Mar 2004 12:56
OK, will do! 
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by firecraze » 5 Apr 2004 16:30
yes  finaly got it, the big rtri-circle one that is did it in a minute with my new pick set. I used a half diamond and a ension wrench..
Does anyone know where to get some easy locks to pick for cheap?
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