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my homemade picks

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.

my homemade picks

Postby fredy pick » 30 Dec 2011 7:26

hello friends. I come into this forum with some of the picks I make myself.
I show these here are made ​​of steel sheet of high quality leather handles and rigid.
I hope you like.
Greetings from Spain
fredy

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Re: my homemade picks

Postby Sourman » 30 Dec 2011 12:55

I'm glad to be the first one to say that these picks look amazing!

They are shaped very well and sanded very good...

How did you make the handles? and from what did you make the picks?

By hand or by machine?
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Re: my homemade picks

Postby fredy pick » 31 Dec 2011 5:16

Sormano thanks, I'm glad that you like. These handles made ​​of hard leather. I use a machine and the termination is with lime. I try to put a video of your building area.
a greeting

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtRqIybA ... re=related
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Re: my homemade picks

Postby raimundo » 31 Dec 2011 12:18

some of them appear to need some additional sanding on the edge where the pins ride, though the photography is beautiful as well as the picks.

For those with little spanish, what he means by lime is the hand tool we call a file.

it looks like someone has been inspired to create by ratyoke and kaotic
Wake up and smell the Kafka!!!
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Re: my homemade picks

Postby raimundo » 31 Dec 2011 12:22

I should have added that I use black sand paper in 320 400 and 600 grits that is rapped around some wooden sticks and held there by rubberbands, these sticks are often small like bamboo chopsticks, which allows you to get into the inside of curves along the cut edge. I hold the stick and move the pick along it usually though there will be times when the opposite method is easier or better.

fred is well begun and will only get better.

Thanks for showing that,
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Re: my homemade picks

Postby fredy pick » 1 Jan 2012 11:32

Raymond thanks for the constructive criticism, I am a follower time ago ratyoke's work and I have certainly influenced by his work. the tips of these picks are finished at 0.75 mm. it is possible that the macro picture a bit fattening.
Select this case I show was commissioned by a friend.
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Re: my homemade picks

Postby Legion303 » 1 Jan 2012 21:12

I like everything about this set. Is the case handmade too?

-steve
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Re: my homemade picks

Postby femurat » 2 Jan 2012 5:27

impressive! shiny picks, nice handles and great looking case 8)

welcome, it's nice to have another creative member here.

Ciao :)
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Re: my homemade picks

Postby fredy pick » 2 Jan 2012 17:50

Legion303 wrote:I like everything about this set. Is the case handmade too?

-steve


thanks femurat and legion303, the case is also made by me with piece of soft leather and paint customer avatar name friend.
take this opportunity to apologize for Herror in translations, translator can use herror.
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Re: my homemade picks

Postby fredy pick » 4 Jan 2012 17:17

another example of this model, this little kit is a gift for a friend of my city.


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Re: my homemade picks

Postby mastersmith » 5 Jan 2012 23:28

Incredible pick set, I haven't ever seen leather handles before. From the looks of the cases, I would venture to guess you have a background in leather work. Again, beautiful tools!
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Re: my homemade picks

Postby stjohn » 6 Jan 2012 19:32

interesting idea! very nicely done..

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Re: my homemade picks

Postby Squelchtone » 7 Jan 2012 0:37

Incredible craftsmanship!

Thank you for sharing your work with us!

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Re: my homemade picks

Postby funkysod » 27 Jan 2012 7:47

Very nice! You are skilled.
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Re: my homemade picks

Postby DayZiro » 30 Jan 2012 22:46

Crazy work man! I believe this is the first leather handled set I've seen on LP101.
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