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by **Jason13** » 4 Dec 2005 16:20

Post what stuff you can find in your every day house and use as a pick

by **Jason13** » 4 Dec 2005 16:22

If you get a knife the ones you would use for spreading bread & butter you can take the handle of and tunr it around and use the tiny spikes as grip or file it down but you will have a thin stick of metal. You will already have a handle and a shaft all you need is a head

by **Jason13** » 4 Dec 2005 16:25

O wait thats soons and kinfes but same thing all you need to do in tae the forks head of and te spoons head of.

by **bonez** » 4 Dec 2005 16:26

spreading bread :shock:

by **Jason13** » 4 Dec 2005 16:26

Spoons and forks i mean :evil:

by **Jason13** » 4 Dec 2005 16:26

the knifes you spread butter on toast has like we spikes on it not sharp but.

by **Jason13** » 4 Dec 2005 16:31

Thats a fork i tok the head of but im going to use my grandas blow torch so i can make a 90 degree twist so i have the flat side to push on this 1 was jsut 1 to see wat it looks like. still needs thinning down

http://img429.imageshack.us/img429/6745 ... e180zc.jpg

by **bonez** » 4 Dec 2005 16:35

is this a wind up!! :shock:

by **Jason13** » 4 Dec 2005 16:36

no

have alot of ideas for picks they work well

by **illusion** » 4 Dec 2005 16:45

o man.. I have this great idea....

see what I'm gonna do is take this.... fire-poker.. then yeah... I'm going to put it in my lock.... ten I'll ...erm just give it a smack with a hammer to thin it down.... I swear it works well :roll:

Then there is this spade... I'm going to bend it using a blowtorch and use it as a tension wrench...

Honest to god they work well

by **Jason13** » 4 Dec 2005 16:47

i got this fork and its almost gonna work as a double wrenhc with a gap in the middle for pick

by **Jason13** » 4 Dec 2005 17:09

Didnt take of the 2 metals just bent them away from pic but you can see the 2 pieces of metal and gap its pretty big gap for a pick i dont no if it works but it looks coool.

http://img461.imageshack.us/img461/4382 ... e177zl.jpg

by **Kodiak** » 4 Dec 2005 17:29

Thats a fork i tok the head of but im going to use my grandas blow torch so i can make a 90 degree twist so i have the flat side to push on this 1 was jsut 1 to see wat it looks like. still needs thinning down

http://img429.imageshack.us/img429/6745 ... e180zc.jpg

This idea is inspired!

by **Jason13** » 4 Dec 2005 17:33

I got that idea from the alernative wrenchs but id a fork version

by **Shrub** » 4 Dec 2005 17:39

Jason,

Please take notice.

Lockpicking is NOT for you.

Also please dont give advice on the subject because a noob may read your posts and actually believe you pick locks and follow your incorrect advice.

Everytime you post i grimmice and bite my lip but as im now lipless and down to the gums i have to say somthing.

If your not going to learn and especially read up on the subject then please stop spamming this site and go elsewhere.

We dont like to loose members but your harming this site with your incessant ignorance.

You have had countless wasted hours on msn etc being told how to pick locks and how they work, youve taken up a lot of members time on here whilst they have tried to explain to you things you should know, you have now started posting on every thread on ridiculus methods and tools for opening locks!

All this because you have finally managed to pick a single pin lock and now think your a lock god.

Please please either stay on this site and read everything whether its interesting or not or just go.

Either way please stop posting.

I think i am speaking for a lot of members here as my pm box will testify.

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