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by Festus » 29 Jan 2008 14:27
..For general purpose picking, which ones would you choose?
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by zsoutendijk » 29 Jan 2008 14:44
picks including tension wrenches?
picks
-hook
-diamond
-bogota
-snake
-falle hook #3
good idea!
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by melvin2001 » 29 Jan 2008 15:14
1 hook from locknewbie21 and 4 tension wrenches of various sizes.... thats all i need to be killer. but if were talking just picks, then 5 different hooks from LN 
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by FFVison » 29 Jan 2008 15:41
Short hook, snake rake, and umm... 3 more short hooks in case the others break, I guess  .
I know, it's not really good for those locks with tricky high low pin combos, but it's what I know so far.
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by freakparade3 » 29 Jan 2008 15:55
Bogota Rake
Newbie Short Hook
Ramped Rake
Well, I guess I only need 3
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by JackNco » 29 Jan 2008 16:12
Bogota 3 hump
Peterson short hook
Southord slimline short hook
Southord slimline long hook
Double sided Lockmasters tensioner without the twist. (I love that thing)
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by Anero » 29 Jan 2008 16:41
Bogota Rake
Peterson reach
Peterson slender gem
Peterson short hook
Snake rake
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by delocking » 29 Jan 2008 18:07
Southord slimline short hook
Southord slimline small diamond
Southord slimline offset diamond
Yep 3 picks is enough 
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by run4yourlife24x » 30 Jan 2008 23:15
1. Short hook
2. Very thin wrench
3. Medium thickness wrench
4. Standard Wrench
5. Off-set Diamond
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by Festus » 31 Jan 2008 7:56
Perhaps I should I told you sooner, but your answers are being used to help me decide which templates to put in a template compilation Im doing. Rather than having a compilation of a standard/traditional set, it seems much more practical to have a favorites set, as they are people's favorites for a reason.
Here it is.

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by Festus » 31 Jan 2008 8:14
Actually, I think the templates above might be a tad bit too big. At least the ones on the left.
Either should be very close, but meh.
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by Afisch » 31 Jan 2008 12:35
I feel your missing the long hook, less the falle progresive hooks have that covered
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by LockNewbie21 » 31 Jan 2008 12:46
3 hooks and a vertical tensioner for any pin tumbler are no prob at all
For abloys.... A BIG BOX OF TISSUES
Jackko will aggree with me on the abloys, we really have to kidnap Falle' sometime.
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by dboeren » 31 Jan 2008 14:26
Did we ever find out if this includes tension wrenches or not?
Two hooks of different curvatures
Half-diamond
Bogota
Snake
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by Festus » 1 Feb 2008 17:20
Nah, not really, but you can include your favorite tension tools if you'd like.
Ok, so I've reworked the templates. I've managed to squeeze it unto a 3x5 package, so you can print it on a standard index card. Less waste, and heavier paper.
It's a shame you can't edit posts on here.

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