I need some dimple pin picks.

[Fagin von Lipwig]

I have picked almost exclusively regular pin-tumbler lock, but I picked up a couple of dimple pin padlocks on a trip to Europe . What picks should I try for this? Thanks.

[GWiens2001]

Shoot a PM to Femurat. He makes some great dimple picks.



You can also use a half diamond pick laid on its' side.

Good luck,

Gordon

[Fagin von Lipwig]

Thank you. I'll look him up.

I'm new here though, so I think have to be a member for 30 days to make a purchase.

[billdeserthills]

Thank you. I'll look him up.

I'm new here though, so I think have to be a member for 30 days to make a purchase.

Not true, but You do need 30 posts to Sell stuff, I think.

[KPick]

Bill desert hills, you are right!

[Korver15]

How much does he sell them for

[GWiens2001]

How much does he sell them for

Shoot him a PM and ask!

Gordon

[yono]

hi GWeins2001 just in case you wish to make a simple dimple pick either a single wave or double wave, for a starter pick. there was a video you might be interested to see in youtube. titled; dimple Euro prof.cylinder lock(raking to open). it lso shows you how to simply fabricate a dimple starter pick. it might help

[daniel22747]

If you are just looking for an average set then Southord has a dimple pick set for single pin picking dimple locks.

[MrTomorrow]

Funny you should mention it. I just ordered a set of dimple picks and a few other tid-bits last night from the UK. There was a lovely set recommended by Bosnian Bill but it's long sold out by everyone. I imagine there are Exacto blade handles that will also do nicely to fit the picks. It looks like both South and UK are selling the same set. http://www.ukbumpkeys.com/products/dedi ... mple-picks. No idea how the price will translate into Canadian dollars, the Sangria was flowing.