When it comes down to it there is nothing better than manual tools for your Lock pick Set, whether they be retail, homebrew, macgyver style. DIY'ers look here.
by zeke79 » 18 Jul 2006 11:39
Shrub wrote:You can make a lockpick from some pubic hair twisted together and superglued but whether it would work or not is another matter and a lot of our members wouldnt be able to ge the materials,
You can use things like paper clips, screw drivers, safety pins, nappy pins, pen tops, hait pins, old keys etc etc but your starting off on the wrong foot really, youll spend a long time getting no results and in the end give up on the whole idea due to frustration or go and get a commercial set or make your own from decent materials like you should have done in the first place,
There is a guide on making picks from paper clips but most of us dont think its worth while to do and especially if your new to the sport, its somthing you perhaps do when your actually good at picking with real tools and want some fun.
Shrub you kill me  . I needed that after the way this work week has started out  .
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by Shrub » 18 Jul 2006 18:07
 Thats what im here for guys, help the noobs, annoy the regulars and cheer up the mods/admin 
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by bpc293 » 18 Jul 2006 22:27
xxxpyroxxx if you are new and your not a member having fun they gave it to you easy. and there ok don't get scared away 
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by unbreakable » 19 Jul 2006 10:53
Shrub wrote:You can make a lockpick from some pubic hair twisted together and superglued but whether it would work or not is another matter and a lot of our members wouldnt be able to ge the materials,
I smell a challenge........
Hmm......
Is there a prize?
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by M4C » 30 Jul 2006 22:52
I currently have a pick & wrench made from bobby pins. At the moment the pick is just a basic hook. But my ghetto DIY pick works. I have opened a couple padlocks from around my house and one from my neighbor’s front gate and letterbox.
I would love nothing more than a couple of Rays picks. But im dreaming at the moment. I wonder does he still make them.
I pick blindfolded 
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by Shrub » 31 Jul 2006 10:12
Yes they are available from Varjeals online shop,
You can aso find a guide on here on how to make them for yourself,
Im not taking up the challenge to make a pube pick im sorry 
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by Earned Entry » 5 Aug 2006 11:19
unbreakable wrote:Shrub wrote:You can make a lockpick from some pubic hair twisted together and superglued but whether it would work or not is another matter and a lot of our members wouldnt be able to ge the materials,
I smell a challenge........ Hmm...... Is there a prize? Unbreakable
Why oh why did you have to say you "smell" a challenge in reply to a pubic hair statement... oh the verbage 
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by Earned Entry » 5 Aug 2006 11:20
wanted to edit my last post, but no edit button to be found
~ even if someone did try a pubic hair pick, would anyone really want to see the pics of the attempt?
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