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by cL4y » 8 Jun 2006 6:25
i want to make a fancy one not just some ordinary wiper-blade one.Something with attachments and what-not.But i wanna make it,not buy it.I might sound like an idiot,but any ideas anyone?
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by UWSDWF » 8 Jun 2006 6:53
 DISCLAIMER:repeating anything written in the above post may result in dismemberment,arrest,drug and/or alcohol use,scars,injury,death, and midget obsession.
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by Lukekjackson » 8 Jun 2006 8:19
Have a go at the Falle adjustables, from what people say they are the dogs …….
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by LockNewbie21 » 8 Jun 2006 12:53
DO the CIA thing and make a tension wrench that connects to a pick so its a one handed job.. never seen it but it shoudl be to hard
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by SFGOON » 8 Jun 2006 14:29
That's a fairly simple device, if you can attach a cicular tension tool to a pick gun with a bump key in place of the pin you've got it.
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by jordyh » 8 Jun 2006 15:53
SFGOON wrote:That's a fairly simple device, if you can attach a cicular tension tool to a pick gun with a bump key in place of the pin you've got it.
Still trying to form an image of that in my mind, haven't managed to do it yet.
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by LockNewbie21 » 8 Jun 2006 17:49
Man thats a good idea, lol like said above as soon as i can get a good picture iw ill try to construct one.
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by Jason13 » 8 Jun 2006 17:50
the bump key bit i dont get at all but the circle wrench and pickgun i can.
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by ysr50speed » 12 Jun 2006 20:13
I like the one handed one where its attached to the pick. Seems like it would be pretty hard.
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by Raccoon » 12 Jun 2006 20:36
Sounds like the Swiss Army of Lockpicks. But you forgot the drill bit/corkscrew attachment. 
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by cL4y » 29 Jun 2006 3:23
yeah i was thinking of making the DRAGON wrench.
I might just google the design,and how to make it.
OH and the pick-wrench in 1 sounds good to,but id need a flexy steel i think...Wiper blades?
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by Wolfy » 18 Jul 2006 18:29
New here, made a simple tension with indications out of 3.2 Super steel Tig wire.Will send photos when i figure out how.[/img]
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by Fah_Cue » 19 Jul 2006 3:17
viewtopic.php?t=6558 read that thred, if you still need help PM me. gday where did you pick up the Super steel Tig wire?
P.S where in aus are you from
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by assweasel » 19 Jul 2006 4:10
Fishing line.
The Barrel of a bic pen (or small piece)
Some crazy glue!!
Glue the Barrel of the pen somewhere on the same side as you want the lock to open.
Glue one end of the Fishing line to the lock cylinder thread it through the barrel then pull on it . Auto Tension wrench.
To get fancy with this you can add wind chimes or lures to the fishing line and get as fancy as you want with it.
LOL this does actually work if you use the right glue.
one that doesn't melt the fishing line.
I actually used this once to get past a pickgaurd on a lock. I didn't use the barrel of the pen but a small pice of the plastic tube where the ink is.
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by Wolfy » 19 Jul 2006 22:50
Some pics of the tension tool i made nothing fancy
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