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by Proctor » 5 Jan 2008 12:01
I have this!
http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/5717/longclipic4.jpg
Yes! a very long paperclip ( not as bendy as a smaller clip & not as strong as a hairclip )
What do you guys think i could make out of it ?
Tension wrench maybe if i flattened 1 side down  ?
I tryed to do a hook  but it didnt work out so good..
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by freakparade3 » 5 Jan 2008 12:24
The best thing to do with a paperclip is to hold papers together. 
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by MBI » 5 Jan 2008 16:41
You can make an emergency opening tool for a CD-ROM drive.
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by olympus999 » 5 Jan 2008 17:22
low quality tensions wrench u can make out of it or even some kind of rake, if u will use some fantasy 
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by Trip Doctor » 5 Jan 2008 20:01
A nostril scratcher.
An anal stimulator (might want to sand the paper clip for this).
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by Proctor » 5 Jan 2008 21:28
Trip Doctor wrote:A nostril scratcher. An anal stimulator (might want to sand the paper clip for this).
Rofl 
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by poor paperclip picker » 6 Jan 2008 0:23
trust me paper clips are horrible for anything related to lockpicking, unless in an emergency use. (As you can tell my name states that I have used paper clips before, and once you get a real pick set, you will regret ever trying to pick with paper clips)
So just use a regular pick and tension wrench. Or if you do not have a set buy one, it is well worth the $15 to $20.
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by Proctor » 6 Jan 2008 8:29
Yeah i have a set already  mpxs-14
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by poor paperclip picker » 6 Jan 2008 13:52
Proctor wrote:Yeah i have a set already  mpxs-14
How do you like that set? I am looking at getting a new set sometime soon.
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by Proctor » 6 Jan 2008 18:42
Well, at first i thought they bent pretty easily..but maybe i was too used to hairclips..
I bent my smallest tension wrench the day i got the set and the other day i ruined my small hook..
Besides that, nice set 
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by cool-arrow » 6 Jan 2008 18:46
Hmmm,
A medeco M3 slider bypass
Maybe an Adams Rite bypass
Maybe a thumb turn if it is strong enough
That old tool doctors use to clear scar tissue from the "clap"
A key ring, just put two hooks at the end and link them together
Actually It goes in the garbage : )
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by Duo 9 » 14 Jan 2008 7:42
Yet another item one can get stuck in a lock. It's sad, really, how bad of a picker I am yet I've stuck just about any utensil small enough to fit into a lock, thinking I'm James Bond or someone...
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