Warded Lockpicks

[Snosnipe]

He y,
Can someone give me a link for a good set of warded lockpicks and/or how to use them/ how they work. I don't really care about how expensive they are. i would like a variety of prices and quality.
Thanks,
SnoSnipe

[n2oah]

Go to www.lockpicks.com. The use of this set is very easy. All you need to do is insert the proper pick into the lock, and attempt to turn it. If it does not turn, move it to the next ward and repeat. Do this until the lock opens.

[apb]

Go to the nearest office supply store, buy some large paper clips and bend it into a long "T" shape. You now have a warded padlock lockpick.

[Olson Burry]

I, have some sheet steel that would be ideal for warded picks and have been thinking of making my own set.

If anyone knows of some templates (with dimensions in metric if possible as I dont have a printer at the moment), that would be really cool.

[Olson Burry]

whoops, check the stickies Olson:...

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http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p251 ... _picks.jpg

[n2oah]

Go to the nearest office supply store, buy some large paper clips and bend it into a long "T" shape. You now have a warded padlock lockpick.

Sounds like an excellent solution if you want a bent paper clip stuck in a lock. Warded lockpicks are very easy to make from sheet metal.

[apb]

Go to the nearest office supply store, buy some large paper clips and bend it into a long "T" shape. You now have a warded padlock lockpick.

Sounds like an excellent solution if you want a bent paper clip stuck in a lock. Warded lockpicks are very easy to make from sheet metal.

Works every time.