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A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

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.

Re: A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

Postby fgarci03 » 22 Jan 2014 20:11

youngpick wrote:Have you guys found as much use for the single hump bogotas as the triple humps?

I use the single hump to SPP.

But I mean the actual Raimundo tools. The Southord Single Hump is too big for SPP...
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Re: A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

Postby youngpick » 22 Jan 2014 20:43

Instead of a hook or as an alternative for fun?
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Re: A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

Postby smokingman » 23 Jan 2014 0:23

youngpick wrote:Instead of a hook or as an alternative for fun?


The single peak tool is basicly a hook with a ramp in front so it will move both ways easily.
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Re: A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

Postby youngpick » 23 Jan 2014 17:11

Are the classic bogotas large enough to fit in most locks? Or is it necessary to get minis as well?
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Re: A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

Postby fgarci03 » 23 Jan 2014 20:34

smokingman wrote:
youngpick wrote:Instead of a hook or as an alternative for fun?


The single peak tool is basicly a hook with a ramp in front so it will move both ways easily.

Exactly. The Bogotas are walk around tools in their most part. Basically you have a tool for raking and a tool for SPP'ing, although both can be used to rake. With little practice you can SPP locks easily with the Single Hump!


youngpick wrote:Are the classic bogotas large enough to fit in most locks? Or is it necessary to get minis as well?

The original Bogotas are small enough for 90% of the locks (and I'm talking about those tight european keyways!). I've only come accross a couple locks that I couldn't use a Bogota in it (I don't mean I've picked ALL of them, but I surely could use the Bogotas in there... The rest is just lack of skill :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: )
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Re: A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

Postby youngpick » 24 Jan 2014 17:21

Thanks
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Re: A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

Postby YouLuckyFox » 25 Jan 2015 22:57

New delivery, I am very impressed! There were some pretty unique items here so I just included the whole delivery instead of omitting anything that had already been posted. Thanks, Rai!
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Nested loop-handled Bogota and Sabana
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Loop-handle slight hook
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Staggered, double-sided Bogota:
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Note that they are spread:
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Monserattes, Bogota, and Single. They fit together in a single container:
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If anyone has ever thought about trying out any of Rai's work, I'd definitely recommend doing so. Thanks, Rai!
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Re: A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

Postby Snakedoc » 26 Jan 2015 21:35

Those look amazing! I only managed to score a few sets of classic Bogotas before Rai closed the books on new orders :cry:
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Re: A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

Postby ajmedora4116 » 10 Apr 2015 18:45

Snakedoc wrote:Those look amazing! I only managed to score a few sets of classic Bogotas before Rai closed the books on new orders :cry:



Sorry, I'm new to this forum. Is Raimundo no longer accepting orders for his hand made picks?
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Re: A Tribute to Raimundo's Picks and Tools

Postby Squelchtone » 23 Apr 2015 9:31

ajmedora4116 wrote:
Snakedoc wrote:Those look amazing! I only managed to score a few sets of classic Bogotas before Rai closed the books on new orders :cry:



Sorry, I'm new to this forum. Is Raimundo no longer accepting orders for his hand made picks?


not sure, you can PM him and see if he is making picks at this time.
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