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by **oORusHOo** » 9 Nov 2005 16:33

Hey everyone!

Uhm, basically, lockpicking has been something that has interested me since i was a kid. The idea that all the close doors are now open, and only you have the skill to do it was kinda like some childish fantasy i had...

...yeah, but now-a-days i'm just plain interested..

So! I went ahead, saved up a tonne of cash, and imported a range of SouthOrd from the US (i like in the UK)

I have a ton of questions still to ask, but basically i'm getting there...
I've read around and alot of them have already been answered, but don't worry, i'm sure i'll have more :oops:

So yeah! Hey everyone!

by **G_Child** » 10 Nov 2005 5:20

Hello to all. Im new to this but excited about lockpicking because it does come in handy.

by **RichardE** » 10 Nov 2005 6:29

Hello everyone, I am new here and am just getting into lock-picking and trying to make a living from it. If anyone has tips or advice for me, I would be very grateful! Nice to meet you all.

by **Jarax** » 10 Nov 2005 13:57

Hi i'm kinda new to picking, and am looking to learn. i like your guys' site, it has helped already. well atleast the parts that i understand.

by **RichardE** » 11 Nov 2005 5:45

Hello All;

My name is Richard, I live in England and I'm new to the lock-picking game. If anyone has any tips or advice for me then I would be very grateful. Nice to meet you all!

by **250kawanin** » 11 Nov 2005 21:21

Hello fellow lockpickers!! I am new and know very little about picking. I look forward to chatting and learning and hoping to make a great career. Thankx for letting me post and talk to ya'll later!! :wink:

by **daniel99** » 12 Nov 2005 22:47

I am here to try to "fix" a combination on a La Gard 3330 lock, that I proceeded to mess up. :cry:

This is NOT my career - but here is what I did.

Got cabinet with a LaGard 3330 combination. Got the combination from the previous owner. Works fine. Folks come and go, so I want to change combination. Buy a 'change key' on eBay for $10 or so. Tried to use it, but it didn't seem to insert so that it can turn.

I figured it was not a deep enough, so I took off the cover of the lock, and inserted the change key.

THEN, even the existing combination is "lost", can't even get back where I was. The "change key" I bought on eBay is described as a Group 2 change key.

dan

by **Loc Doc** » 13 Nov 2005 2:04

aloha!

im from honolulu, hawaii and new to this board. im seriously looking into this industry as a profession and am looking for any advice anyone could offer. currently i work for the local phone company setting up data and telecom networks for businesses.

scot

by **dxlocks** » 13 Nov 2005 3:08

Hello,

As you can tell i am obviously new to this board, but unlike many i am not new to the subject of locksmithing.

I hope i can share my knowledge and help out when and where i can.

dx-ls

by **Chrispy** » 13 Nov 2005 3:13

Welcome dx! Where is Aus?

by **Chrispy** » 13 Nov 2005 3:14

BAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAH!!!! :lol:

*Sigh* I meant to say, where in Aus?

:oops:

by **dxlocks** » 13 Nov 2005 3:19

Atm it's back and forth between Perth and a place just out of Adelaide.

by **dxlocks** » 13 Nov 2005 3:29

Chrispy wrote:BAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAH!!!!

*Sigh* I meant to say, where in Aus?

I was gonna say

The current situation is deciding where i want to live, personally i believe they both are shitholes, but the main question is whether to live closer to my Mother or my Father.

by **Chrispy** » 13 Nov 2005 3:34

There's some other Aussies on LP101. You'll meet them eventually. :wink:

by **dxlocks** » 13 Nov 2005 3:38

Chrispy wrote:There's some other Aussies on LP101. You'll meet them eventually.

Yes i noticed you and some one else who had gathered many posts [forgot the name :oops:

]

The forum seems quite good. Now i have to learn how to use a forum.
e-illitirite.

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