Name this rake

[GrzyWhop33]

Anybody have a clue what this rake is called? I have searched but unable to find anything.

[KPick]

It must be an S rake. I can only come to that conclusion because of its S shape

[Hachronn]

It bares a striking resemblance to the broken key extractor included in my
Southord set.... but since you asked me to name it, I say we call her Peggy.

[GrzyWhop33]

It must be an S rake. I can only come to that conclusion because of its S shape

I thought so too, but the bottom part is more flat than an S rake. From now on it will be called Peggy.

[Hachronn]

Does the other end look like this?

[GWiens2001]

Always heard them called a batarang. They seem to be prone to breaking in the lock.

Gordon

[GrzyWhop33]

Does the other end look like this?

Why yes the other end does look like that. I see somebody else has the same Southard set. I use it for one purpose, to rake Brinks R70's.

[somenewguy]

I would call it a "W" rake ("M" in Australia)

[GrzyWhop33]

I thought we decided that it shall be called Peggy.

[smokingman]

I vote for Peggy.

[Wizer]

I found the half-diamond end of Peggy great for raking. A couple of fast sweeps from bottom to front of lock opens many low security locks.
The half-diamond picks I´ve made have a similiar or a little curved slope like in Peggy.

[Hachronn]

Peggy has always had my vote.

[GrzyWhop33]

Peggy does have some nice curves.

[Hachronn]

Peggy does have some nice curves.

I'd say more slender than curvy.

[FancyPants]

Best of both worlds: slender, but has all the right curves in all the right places