Disc lock pick (Not advanced material)

[LockNewbie21]

Okay i have a cheepo disc lock that i bought from tractor supply like i stated before. I know there is an abus granite decoder, now i am only a hobby picker for now and 400$ for a pick to to much. Yet this is the only disc lock related pick i have seen. So my question are there any cheeper picks out there for disc locks, perhaps manual picks? I have searched all over but could only find the abus decoder. I currently have one on my shed(it was only 6$ so i went and bought another. I actually have a digital camera i can use and set up a photo bucket account so iw ill post a pick tomarrow along with keys. thnks for the help



Andy

[TOWCH]

I haven't used one, but I believe some of the lower end tibbe picks go for fairly cheap. If you make your own, save yourself trouble and keep it simple. I speak from experience on that one.

[Shrub]

Im sure this has been through before if not with you with someone recent on the same kind of lock.

The picking of such locks no matter how cheap they are is advanced discussion only, the tools for the expensive locks are still the tools for cheap ones.

Also putting 'not advanced material' on the title is a bit over the top as it is.

[zeke79]

Although it is not an abloy, abus, etc, the topic is really borderline on whether it is advanced or not. I am going to lock this topic for now. It is a cheap lock yes, but the tools to pick them are advanced topics as shrub stated.