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by enThrall » 21 Sep 2005 23:17
 I just got my MPXS-14~~~! I really like the set. I like the way it dances in my fingers!~ I lilke the way it moves! And I like the way it make my heart jump up and down as the torque wrench turns! All in all, let's get it started in hee-ah!
Any pointers, advice (plz no flame) would be greatly appreciated. 
"Learn about your mistakes, just sometimes, and make them no more."
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by helix » 22 Sep 2005 0:02
don't usually need as much tension as you think.
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by freakshow » 22 Sep 2005 0:06
Congratulations! Heh, Well, try to take care of your first set best you can. Make sure to practice hard, and get to know how to best use each pick. I believe that this kit comes with a broken key extractor? I'm not quite sure on how to use those, but, still. Have fun, Practice, and Welcome to Lock Picking 101!
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by wtf|pickproof? » 22 Sep 2005 3:00
freakshow wrote:I believe that this kit comes with a broken key extractor? I'm not quite sure on how to use those, ...
I've found several use for it. e.g.: one of the old locks my lockie gave to me had a pice of broken key in it, I broke several picks and needed to remove their remains from the lock,...
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by Keyring » 22 Sep 2005 6:31
This is the set I started with. I pretty much only ever use the small hook. Though recently I found a use for one of the rakes to start off on Yale 5 pin cylinder locks.
It would be a good idea to fill in your location correctly, because any advice people give you may depend on where you are. Locks vary a lot from country to country.
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by digital_blue » 22 Sep 2005 11:06
wtf|pickproof? wrote:freakshow wrote:I believe that this kit comes with a broken key extractor? I'm not quite sure on how to use those, ...
I've found several use for it. e.g.: one of the old locks my lockie gave to me had a pice of broken key in it, I broke several picks and needed to remove their remains from the lock,...
Hey, those are both pretty good uses for a broken key extractor. Especially removing the broken key...
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