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falle save torque 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.

falle save torque tools

Postby Marvin » 6 Jun 2004 4:46

how do falle save torque tools work? i wan't to try to built and use one, but how?
sorry if its already described somwere here, but i couldn't find it :?
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Postby marso » 6 Jun 2004 5:39

If you do a search for "crypto" or perhaps there is a link to the site under links. There is a nice to scale photo of the torque tool. Honestly if you can not work it out from the photo then you have to take appart a few more locks and stare at a photo of the tool for a bit longer.

viewtopic.php?t=2498 - sample of someone making a similar tool
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Postby Marvin » 6 Jun 2004 5:56

ok, cause you're a beginner too, i'll trust you :twisted:
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paperclips!

Postby frollard » 10 Jun 2004 13:53

when I FIRST FIRST FIRST started, i made one out of a heavy-duty paperclip...used to open my desk wafer lock.

(this is before I got my 'real' set)...

worked like a charm, and a wavey paperclip for a rake.
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Postby quickpicks » 10 Jun 2004 14:33

Made my lock picks and torque wrenches out of street cleaner bristles. Heat shrink works good for grip.
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Postby mbell » 10 Jun 2004 14:46

I managed to get my hands on Falle 'basic' set.

Those tension tools are taking me a hell of a lot of getting used too after picking with conventional tension wrenches for so long now although I hear great things about them. Maybe I'm just slow...

Mind you, I've only had the Falle set for about 10 days now. Give it time...
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Postby Luke » 11 Jun 2004 2:59

May i ask where you got your falle safe tools from?
"I took the path less travelled by and that made all the difference"
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Postby mbell » 11 Jun 2004 4:44

Luke: It's taken me 18 months to get finally get them but I got them brand new from a locksmith I know (along with a couple of other nice things).
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