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non auto jigglers

When it comes down to it there is nothing better than manual tools for your Lock pick Set, whether they be retail, homebrew, macgyver style. DIY'ers look here.

non auto jigglers

Postby shararm » 28 Sep 2006 20:10

I saw a video on youtube by DMUX and he used tools he called jigglers. I try to find these and all i can find are auto jigglers. here is the link to the video, and if anyone know where I can find these tools it would be helpful.
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Postby Shrub » 28 Sep 2006 20:26

They arent called jigglers, they are called computor generated picks, search for those and you should get more luck :wink:
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Postby parapilot » 28 Sep 2006 20:29

HERE

and

HERE

Not used them myself so cant say how good they are.
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Postby Bud Wiser » 28 Sep 2006 21:19

That was one of the better quality vids on youtube. It looks like the jigglers might be worth it. DMUX does not recomend the computer generated picks.

I would like to know how often he uses those jigglers. DMUX you around?
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Postby Romstar » 28 Sep 2006 21:25

The particular picks he is using there are the Majestic "High Tech" picks. They fall into the profile or riffle pick category.

They aren't bad picks actually. Although I was surprised to hear him say he couldn't get the postal lock tension tools to work. They are pretty simple.

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Postby Romstar » 28 Sep 2006 21:30

Bud Wiser wrote:That was one of the better quality vids on youtube. It looks like the jigglers might be worth it. DMUX does not recomend the computer generated picks.

I would like to know how often he uses those jigglers. DMUX you around?


Well, I have used the comp-u-pix by HPC, and they work very, very well.

You just have to practice with them.

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Postby Bud Wiser » 28 Sep 2006 21:56

Great, add two more pick sets to my wish list.

1.Dino Navagator set

2. Falle Safe

3. Majestic High Tech

4. HPC Comp-U-Pix

(other tools I'd rather not say)
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Postby dmux » 29 Sep 2006 13:47

I have yet to figure out the HPC CPU gen picks, but those majestic picks I can open a lot of locks very quickly with them its scary

I have heard others say that they can use the HPC CPU GENs I just want to know what the trick is, I havn't discovered it yet


and the HPC CPU Gen set are really big, they are longer than you think, some cannot even fit all the way in some locks because the actual pick portion is like 2+ inches long
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Postby stilte » 3 Oct 2006 7:17

Looks like dmux did something naughty and got his account suspended. Fortunately I got a glimpse of his videos before that happened.
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Postby Bud Wiser » 3 Oct 2006 9:33

dmux create a new account, rename that file, and put it back up! That was one of the better quality vids on youtube.

And this time, keep the porn off your main account ;)
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Postby dmux » 3 Oct 2006 17:48

you tube deleted my account for some reason, im going to boycot that site now.

too much work lost
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