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Credit card pickset

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.

Postby helix » 1 Jan 2006 2:59

No, I think she's had enough crackers, don't you? LOL
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credit card pick

Postby lancoff » 2 Jan 2006 10:00

That seems like a pretty cool idea, but I think with a little ingenuity and patience anyone here could build the same pickset or a better one. Plus the price is pretty high. You could buy a decent set from South Ord or off of the lock pick shop for the same price. Then again forty dollars would buy a lot of spring steel or hacksaw blades. With money for beer to spare.
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Re: credit card pick

Postby webidiot2 » 2 Jan 2006 10:37

lancoff wrote:With money for beer to spare.


:D :) :D
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Postby triman247 » 3 Jan 2006 1:14

I'm actually in the process of making a pick holder thing with a Billabong Wax Comb that comes with billabong Board SHorts.

http://www.snowtraders.com/s/img/prod/l/13571.jpg

Mine kinda looks like this except bigger and it has a bottle opener on the bottom.

The white piece with the elastic band comes out, and attatched is a small Hex-wrench. I;m going to drill out a bigger space and weld a shortened pick to the hex wrench and be able to slip it in and out.


For those of you who care, I'm bilding this now and I'll post a more detailed step by step instruction on how to make one when I finnish mine with pictures and all.


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the credit card thing

Postby raimundo » 3 Jan 2006 10:11

that credit card thing looks like some idea of 'eddie the wire' or 'steve hampton' I saw it in some picking pamphlet somewhere.
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Postby EGOOT247 » 15 Jan 2006 10:21

Inspired, I made my own "spy gadget."

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Postby EGOOT247 » 15 Jan 2006 10:23

Aw, NO!

It didn't work...

Sorry, I am going to go read up on posting pictures...
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Postby EGOOT247 » 15 Jan 2006 16:36

I got it! :D

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An ordinary compact that every female SUPPOSEDLY carries, Right?

WRONG!





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It is really a top secret gadget used by Alex Rider, containing the only few picks that actually fit, and an SAK, the things that any spy may need... :lol:

I'm kidding, Alex Rider, a fictional teenage spy, books written by Anthony Horowitz, never touched it...

Do you think I am clever enough to invent the crazy spy gadgets that Hollywood portrays? :lol:
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Postby Gear Head » 15 Jan 2006 22:57

I was thinking a zippo pickset would be kinda snappy, or take the shell of a CD player, and line it with foam like a pelican case that snaps open with a button, or a pez dispenser. I want some type of pickset far more tackier and unusefull than anything that could be in a james bond movie.

I think the foam in the staggared hindged trays of a not-jewerly box would be pretty clean looking.
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Postby Wolfman » 15 Jan 2006 23:36

Zippo pick set! DUDE! That would be neat....

You know what would make it better? A zippo pick set with a zippo that still works! im not gonna carry 2 zippo's on me... that would be suspicious. As if a 16 year old carrying a real zippo doesent make em wonder, but carrying 2? heh.


Buy real ZIPPO's cheapo's suck!
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Postby EGOOT247 » 15 Jan 2006 23:37

Gear Head wrote:I was thinking a zippo pickset would be kinda snappy, or take the shell of a CD player, and line it with foam like a pelican case that snaps open with a button, or a pez dispenser. I want some type of pickset far more tackier and unusefull than anything that could be in a james bond movie.

I think the foam in the staggared hindged trays of a not-jewerly box would be pretty clean looking.



I like that... Are you going to try?
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Postby Gear Head » 15 Jan 2006 23:42

I don't have a zippo yet. I don't know too much about them, but I think you can slide out the top to fill the fluid. I was thinking something along the lines of covert underneath the actual assembly, then there is the whole space issue on the pics, be nice to have folding ones on dividers or something really cool. If push came to shove you could just use the zippo snap case, but that would loose all cool points. Just an idea so far.

Step 1 buy zippo
Step 2 plan
Step 3 actually go through with it
Step 4 \o/ (?)
Step 5 profit.
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Postby Gear Head » 15 Jan 2006 23:46

0_0 if they fill from the bottom, I can make that into a button with a slide out bottom part like on a magazine, put a u shaped cradle in it with the pics and a pin spring so it slides out at ya. I guess picking one of the same styles from a gas station wouldn't kill me. I want the zippo to still work aswell.
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Postby Gear Head » 15 Jan 2006 23:47

(-_-) I'm guessing that I am bound to the deal now, I will try to find common parts for the assembly so you guys can duplicate it.
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Postby Gear Head » 16 Jan 2006 2:12

From what I can see, it's just too small. I suppose you could slide out the lighter's body and just use the snap case, but there is no fun in that.

I have no ideas how I could dremel out something with fine small cuts, but this would be the only halfway practical method I could see while keeping the James-Bondness cliche

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