john falle picks

by **wessero** » 29 Jul 2006 9:25

hi, how to buy john falle picks?

by **UWSDWF** » 29 Jul 2006 11:18

http://www.safeventures.com/

by **pickmonger** » 29 Jul 2006 16:49

Some of the Falle Safe products are also available from mbausa.com. for those located in the USA.

The set of lockpicks is $250 and the set of 4 tension tools can be bought for $70.

by **Deathadder** » 29 Jul 2006 22:30

so whats so special about the falle-safe picks anyways? ive heard a lot about them, but i dont see how they differ so much from regular picks. why are they so expensive too? and how come noone else makes picks like thiers?

by **Krypos** » 30 Jul 2006 0:25

yeah, ive been wondering the same. what makes them so special? i mean, i have seen pics of them on matt blazes site, teh crypto one, but i mean, come on! i think raimundos bogotas are far more deserving of a reputation like that.

by **LockNewbie21** » 30 Jul 2006 0:33

Well i had a fuss but i will agree there very good and well made picks, just have to get used to them.

There a pricey buy maybe just to show off.. but do work i haven't tried them but ehh if i hit the lottery why not have a go :wink:

by **SteveW** » 30 Jul 2006 6:34

Ive jot a set of Falle picks... there just great ! and i use them on the job everyday.

There has been a lot of cleverness and thought put into the design of these picks and tension tools, but it is the adjustable tension tools that are the money shot with this set.

The set also contains lever picks which will open most simple 2 and 3 lever mortice locks. There are also some incredibly deep hooks and some nice rakes in the set.

But at the end of the day whatever picks you use is always a matter of personal preference :wink:

by **SteveW** » 30 Jul 2006 6:35

Just to add.... this set has easily payed for itself many times over

by **LockNewbie21** » 30 Jul 2006 14:43

Great to here there working for you bud

I always liked those adjustables, if you could buy them seperate i would pay the price.

Quick question, the L-rake, or sawtooth variations, I like there design altough nothing new, i like how they diffrent high and low points, the question is what is there length, compared to a standad L-rake, the rake looks a bit shorter and more concentrated that an L-rake.

Andy

by **digital_blue** » 30 Jul 2006 16:25

Indeed, the Falle picks are unrivaled. Good quality design. However, the biggest draw for me is the multitude of hook shapes and angles. I've described it before as "a hook for any occasion". Well well worth the money I spent, and safeventures was fantastic to deal with.

Cheers,

db

john falle picks

john falle picks

Who is online